Eugénie Weill

Weill's

Weill's

Weill's was born in Paris in 1848, daughter of a connector of Alsatian origin : Charles Weill and a Parisian Augustine Hénos (page 45).
She was supposed to have maintained relations in Alsace by her father because, around 1866, she married an iron merchant in Saales, son of a notary of Saales: Jules (or Louis?) Bastien (page 47)Two children were born of this marriage: 

Jeanne Bastien (page 471) 1867 - 1928 "mother" or "Mara" (mother of Suzanna Hausermann-Chedal and/or Simone Hausermann - Cordelle), married to Robert Gervais "ton Robert" (page 472)

And Suzanne Bastien, who died in the early years, during the siege of Paris (1870). 

Jules Bastien died prematurely in 1870, and Eugénie remarried in 1873 (page 481), always at Saales (but then in Alsace annexed to the German Reich) Julien George (page 48)Teacher in Saales and their daughter Marguerite George was Yves Cordelle's grandmother.
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Eugenia George was a "master wife", who seems to have taken over her first husband's business, and was quickly helped by the second husband who was qualified as a merchant and no longer as a teacher, at the birth of Saales de Marguerite in 1874. 
In 1875 they decided to emigrate to France to avoid the compulsory Germanization of children born after 1871. CherbourgThe Georges with their two daughters settled in and took over a beverage business:George Café (page 462)", 26 rue de l'Union, which will gradually become the appointment of officers, in a second room, then the circle of officers, with a library whose works are now at Yves's.

After her daughters' marriage and her husband's death, Eugenia and extinguished on 26 December 1900 in Cherbourg. 

Autograph.
She's seen many of her family die.

The map of the "Gorge Café" in Cherbourg, 26 rue de l'Union, 
also became a circle of officers