that is to say, uncles and aunts of Maurice ROUGIER, father of Claude
1- Ernest ROUGIERBorn in 1829, died in La Ciotat in 1889, in the hospital, of an acute bronchitis.
He was single and known as very intelligent, but not disciplined. He entered the Arts and Crafts of Châlons, but was excluded following incidents. He worked as a mechanic in various places. He sought in vain a job in Marseilles in 1855, then settled at La Ciotat where he worked at the careers. He went to Marseilles on foot at times. He was in St-Chamond from 1877 to 1899, from which he often went to see his brother Félix in Lyon. He left the memory of a pleasant man when he was not in a state of intemperance.
2 - Louise ROUGIER, 1830 – 1830, young
3 - Félix ROUGIER, 1831 – 1831, young
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- Loved ROUGIER, born in Champagnole on 19-9-1832, died on 18-5-1896, married to Marie REMOND (d. 1897), in Paris.
He was an accountant, especially in a toy factory in Lons-le-Saulnier. From 1887 he lived on Rue Vieille-Du-Temple in Paris.
He died in May 1896 in Paris, from a phlegmon with his neck caught during the winter of 1896.
Loved would have been in Egypt, and had a rather shook career.
His daughter Gabrielle ROUGIER (born on 30-11-1862 in Lons-le-Saulnier, died on Tuesday 23 November 1926, married Louis MANSARD (1869 – 1953) representing in drapery in Paris in the years 1893-1896. They had 2 children, André and Suzanne Mansart.
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Louis Mansard
Below is the report of death, 3 April 1953
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Gabrielle Rougier, wife of Mansart
Below is the share of deaths, 5 March 1962
André MANSARD, born in Paris on 12-9-1897, +1984), was well known to Claude's parents.
André was called to war in 1915, and returned from artillery houses.
He married Jeanne Le Ster, of Breton origin, on Wednesday 24 November 1926, the day after his mother's death. He was widowed by Jeanne in 1962, and without children, he was very isolated. He had been like his father representing in drapery before the crisis of 1930, then worked at CETROCU, then at Citroën in 1931.
André Mansart lived with his wife and father Louis at 44 Rochechouart Boulevard, an apartment that had been his family for more than 25 years.
5 - Charles Félix ROUGIER, born 24-5-1834, died 1910.
He married Thérèse Morcel in 1861 (born 1835, died November 15, 1888).
After living in Lyon (15 St Paul Street in 1877), he bought in 1884, for 20,000F, the "Villa aux Ormes" in St-Cyr at Mont d'Or, which he lived all year round, from 1906.
He died on 13 December 1910 in St-Cyr-au-Mont-d'Or, after a diabetic cut (?) at the foot. The family tomb is in the same city.He succeeded in life, in a case of spirits, Noilly-Prat, in Marseilles (where he was first accountant) and then in running the branch of Lyon. He thus formed a solid fortune.
He was very fond of his brothers, notably Henri (the 10th) and Louis (the 12th, father of Maurice Rougier), whom he raised from 12 years to 19 years, and which he directed towards higher education and the Ecole Polytechnique.
He was a well-weighted man who often helped his family.
a business card sent by Felix to his son Raphael
Félix ROUGIER, 5th child of Ferdinand
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Félix Rougier
The 4 children of Félix ROUGIER and Thérèse MOREL , 1 girl and 3 boys who all had great professional success but had no posterity :
- Louis Ferdinand Raphael
ROUGIER, (born 1862 in Marseilles, died in 1928 in Grenoble), who became Dean of the Faculty of Law of Grenoble, see Chapter 3211 which is dedicated to him
- Ferdinand
Victor ROUGIER, (born 1864, died 10-3-1903), polytechnician, artillery officer.
(Souvenirs from Granie): "His wife
found his life in a car accident in Valenciennes.
In 1903 Ferdinand established his will.
Ferdinand Victor ROUGIER died on Tuesday 10 March 1903, suffocated by a 39-year-old fish ridge.
He was thin, very big, but delicate. He is a man of a fine spirit, very cultivated, passionate about horses, circus, athletics.
At his estate, Ferdinand left all his personal belongings (10.000 frs) at the School of Athens and 8 to 9,000 frs to Jeanne and Thérèse Rougier in rent to 3%, who lived in St Cyr at Montd'Or."
- Marie Louise Valentine ROUGIER, (born on Saturday 16-5-1868 Lyon, Place Gerson, n°2, 5th arrondissement, + died on 4-2-1933).
(Valentine Rougier's birth certificate
She was very beautiful and she did not marry. Nicknamed "Tantine", she held her father's house with the servant Elise (who entered the service of Felix and Thérèse Rougier in 1876, she left this service in 1931 or 32, at 75 years old, and died in 1933).
Valentine was increasingly ill-advised and her material situation melted with the devaluations of the franc. She sold by living the house of St-Cyr at Mont-d'Or where she received affectionately all the children of the family.
We kept a letter written to Grandpa, on the occasion of Claude's birth October 20, 1929.
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Valentine Rougier
- Felix Raphael
Antoine ROUGIER, (born Saturday 16-6-1877 – died on Wednesday 7-12-1927 in Lausanne). He was Dean of the Faculty of Law of Lausanne in Switzerland. See Chapter 3212
which is dedicated to him
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- Auguste ROUGIER, (1835 – 1865), deceased young in St-Claude (Jura)
He was reportedly employed in St. Claude.
7 - Adolphe Emile ROUGIER, 1837–1837, young
8 - Adolphe Joseph ROUGIER, born in 1838 – . We have little information about him, he would have been the "dismissed" of the family, several times convicted for scams. He was seen in Marseilles in 1877-78, then managing in Lyon, he disappeared permanently from 1883-84 (he may have been relegated - that is to say sent to the bagne)
9 - Eugene ROUGIER, 1839 – 1887, who had 4 children of Geneviève GABELLA, married in Suez.
Léon Rougier, 1905
son of Eugene Rougier
He then resided in Marseilles in 1876, rue Paradis, and then in Lyon, who was employed by various houses. After his rapid death in 1887, his family returned to Marseilles (his wife had a brother there), dock of the Port.
He had four children: Marie Rougier born in 1872 and died at 16 years of age in 1888,
Marie-Marguerite Rougier born on Friday 27 August 1880 in Lyon,
Léon Rougier, born in 1883
François Rougier, born in 1885, a fragile child, turned handsome, who lived in Lyon around 1905-1906, and would have been an artist.
10 - Henri Auguste Abel ROUGIER, born in Champagnole on 9-3-1842 – +2-5-1896). He was an accountant at the Noilly-Prat house of which his brother Felix was one of the leaders. Chapter 3213 , which is dedicated to him.
11 - Edmond ROUGIER, born in 1843, died in 1900 of an acute infection.
He was a handsome, medium-sized boy with a fan beard.
He settled in Paris after the war (injured in Regonville). He was a commissionaire at the halls, alone and with a partner then employed from 1888 to 1900. He had difficult situations because of lack of employment. He seemed to be of an impractical character.
He's been single.
12 - Leon Louis Adolphe ROUGIER - born in Champagnole on Thursday 4 September 1851 – died in 1910, polytechnician, engineer and then general, he married Pauline REIG and He's Claude's grandfather. - Rug. He had seven children, including Maurice Rougier's father. See Chapter 38
13 - Leon Rougierborn in 1855 – 1900, who had 5 children of Marguerite Borner or Bornet,
--- Ferdinand born in 1885, died in 86
--- Jeanne born in 1887,
--- Mauritius born in 1890
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-- Thérèse born in 1892,
--- Peter born in 1899.
4 So they lived, and all married, but their offspring were lost.
Leon did his military service in Angers. He was Marshal of the Logis-Chef.
Léon Rougier, born in 1855 (or his brother Henri Auguste born in 1842?)
