Emile Hausermann

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Born on 10 July 1875, at his parents' house 26 avenue d'Orléans in Paris
He was born in 1896 at the Institut Agronomique de Paris and left in 1896 at Bizerte to manage a farm. Eugene then, sent by Hersent for the work in the port of BizerteEmile was married to Henriette Dusticier, divorced (with 1 son Jean) from a foreman of the Hersent company named Villatte. This affair caused scandal, and Emile was sent to Argentina (where the Hersent had work), and where he began drinking. 
He returned very ill and went to Morocco, accompanied by Henriette in 1912. He started by drawing up the plans of the holy city of Salé, then settled in Sidi Slimane near Rabat. Lyautey, who knew him, offered him the concession of colonization land, to exploit them, and later bought them. He created a very large farm, with irrigation. He had very interested in improving the animal breeds, he had crossed local cows with Schwitzer Dutch, he raised pigs for the Olida factory in Kenitra, as well as sheep. 

He married Henriette on 11 March 1924 in Nantes.
He died in the American hospital in Neuilly on the Seine in 1950, and his body was brought back to Sidi Slimane.
He bequeathed all his property to his wife, who subsequently returned to the three children of Jean Villatte.
Tonton Emile and Aunt Henriette were very much loved in Morocco, she was able to finish her life there after the independence of 1956. The heirs had to return to France where they had bought property. 

"The year 1899 and 31 December, 
between the undersigned Mr. Fortuné Fabre, owner, living in Tunis, 1 rue de Rome, on the one hand
Mr. Emile Hausermann, agronomist, residing in Tunis, on the other hand

The following were first described:
By private act, dated 1 October 1898 in Tunis, the undersigned entered into an association, subject to the terms and conditions of the said act, with the aim of farming the Enchir Ennali, registered under No. 225 - belonging to the civil society real estate "La Tunisienne" and of which Mr. Hausermann is a tenant.
By private act dated 9 August in Tunis, Mr. Hausermann sub-leased to Mr. de Marseul as Enchir Ennali said to the terms and conditions of the act between them.
This statement was agreed upon as follows:  

1. By common accord, the company existing between the undersigned, pursuant to the above act of 1 Oct. 1898, is and remains dissolved on that date.

2. The accounts drawn up in accordance with the provisions of the Act of Association and recognized as being accurate by the undersigned, shall bear a liability of 15,094 francs20c. entirely borne by Mr Fabre.

3. By separate act Mr. Hausermann delegates, cede and transports to Mr. Fabre all the rents he will have to pay from Monsieur de Marseul, sub-lease of Enchir Ennali, throughout the duration of the lease. For his part, Mr. Fabre takes over the rent owed by Mr. Hausermann to the Société Civile Immobilière "La Tunisienne" until the expiration of the lease.

4. The difference between the rent paid by Monsieur de Marseul and that to be paid to the "Tunisian" Company will first be allocated to extinguish the sum of 15.094,20F representing the above liabilities, borne by Mr Fabre, the surplus, after extinction of this liability, will be divided in equal halves between the undersigned.

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