in Vierville in 1917, after 7 years
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See also the verascopes of Jean Cordelle for 1917 in Vierville,
for 1919 in Vierville
for the years 20-21 in Vierville
Vierville 1917, the 3 friends: Suzannette Cordelle,
Suzanne and Simone Hausermann (from g. to d.)
the Hausermann and Cordelle families, with Madame de Gourcuff, Vierville 1917
Jean Hausermann, circa 1920 ("Totoni" or "Toutouni")
Jean and his friend Boudier (at dr.)
on the gate of the field facing the castle: Jean, Boudier and the guard Victoire, who holds the dog
Around 1920, here is the "bayeusaine", at the beach, led by Daddy, with Jean at his side
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It can also be recalled that Daddy made some trips after the war, notably to Spain, Greece and again to South America.
He went to see his father in 1922 in Vertou near Nantes, where he lived at the Feuilles
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Original designed by Eugene Hausermann around 1918. On the back an autograph mention of his son Jean, nicknamed totoni or Toutoni by his sisters and nephews Chedal-Anglay and Cordelle.
Around 1916, the Hausermann and Cordelle families
have resumed contactI don't know exactly what the circumstances are, but I think it was my grandmother who wrote to the Hausermanns reminding them of their Argentina's common return on the "Ceylon" ship in 1910.
The 5 children of the 2 families, aged 13 to 20, got along well during this holiday in Vierville, from 1917.
We kept two matches: a map written by Mom (Simone) to Suzanne Cordelle (which will soon be called Suzannette to distinguish her from Suzanne Hausermann) in April 1916, and Letter from Daddy to Bonne-Maman, in July 1917 to congratulate her on the success of Jean Cordelle at the Polytechnic School
From g. to d.: tonton Robert, Suzanne H.(standing)
Suzannette C. and Simone H.(hambac)
Vierville 1917
Simone and Suzanne around 1916
The large villa of the Parmentier in Vierville, in 1918
Professor Parmentier, a renowned doctor, had three children of my parents' age: Germaine, Emile and Marcel. Only Marcel married and he had two children, who today live on the beach of Vierville: Jacques Parmentier and his sister Simone Hellebois, in a large double villa on the grounds of the old destroyed in 1944.
Germaine Parmentier, Mother's great friend, circa 1918
The two Hausermann sisters wear hats in the latest fashion, "charlottes" that their father Daddy had brought back from Vichy.
From g. to d.:JeanH., Simone H.,
Jean Cordelle, Germaine Parmentier, Suzannette Cordelle, Emile Parmentier,?, SuzanneH.
The 4 photos below show the children Parmentier, Cordelle and Hausermann, on the cliff, on the side of the Parmentier
Marcel Parmentier, 1918, Vierville
Report death of Professor E. Parmentier's father-in-law in 1919
(was)
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