Grand Father Maurice Rougier's first cousin
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Louis Ferdinand
Raphael ROUGIER, born on Friday 14-2-1862 in Marseille and died of pneumonia on Thursday 22 November 1928.
He was the first cousin of Grand Father Maurice Rougier, his father Félix Rougier was a brother of General Louis Rougier, the father of Mauritius.
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August 1880
Driving licence in 1912
Artillery course, 6th RA in Valencia, 1883, during his military service
Photograph probably taken during the war, Raphael is in front, in dark uniform. Handwritten legend on the back: "a good farce of the first-time officers on a ladder to fall in the second line hose.
Medal of the General Competition of the Faculty of Law
Raphël studied at the Lycée Ampère in Lyon. Brilliant winner of philosophy, he continued in the Faculty of Law (licencié es Lettres à Lyon in 1880), and passed his doctorate in law in Lyon in March 1893.
Winner of the Faculty of Letters of Lyon in July 1880
Winner of the Faculty of Law of Lyon, 1881-82.
Winner of the General Competition of the Law Schools 1st mention 1882. medal
(see above).
In 1903 in Lyon, he obtained his doctorate in Private Law and Criminal Law.
He became an alternate judge at the Court of Lyon (1887), then a deputy prosecutor at Montbrison (1889), then at Puy (1889), then at Clermont-Ferrand (1891), then a public prosecutor at Mauriac from 1894 to 1900 (date of his resignation).
He had caused scandal and had to abandon the judiciary after having abducted a young woman of Italian origin, whom he was to judge: Catherine BOschetti, whom he married in 1905, without the permission of his father.
Memories of Paulette FAZEMBAT, held by her mother Lucie ROUGIER (married and then divorced by Mr Fazembat):
"Raphaël ROUGIER, associate professor of law, was a professor in Algiers and then in Grenoble. A lawyer for some time, he had been in love with one of his clients whom he married"
(details) Religious Marriage Act, of the Bishopric of Marseilles, February 16, 1905, in Latin
(details) Catherine Boschetti's brother
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Raphael and Catherine's house in Grenoble, in the 1920s, "La Brisolière"
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photo of Catherine, on her passport (16 July 47)
Act of death of Catherine, 14 Dec. 1960
From 1903 to 1906, he was in charge of conferences of Penal Law at the Faculty of Paris, eligible for the Aggregation Competition of 1906.
He left in Algiers with his wife, who was appointed lecturer at the Ecole de Droit d'Alger in 1906-07 and 1907-08. (cf. his CV manuscript below)In 1908 in Lyon, he obtained the aggregation of Private Law and Criminal Law.He went to Grenoble in 1911, Dean of the Faculty of Law of Grenoble where he finished his career in 1920.
In 1909 he writes a new humorous, "A military investigation", of which the manuscript was kept, dated 17 August 1909. Chapter 1, 2 à 4, 5 and 6.
He was a captain of artillery during the Great War and decorated.
He had the Legion of Honour at the war
There are many Verascopes in Vierville Raphael took them during the war.
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Around 1915?
He died.n
1928. We kept some euphoria during his obseces.
He was traveling a lot, making many photographs on the verascope (they are in Vierville). It was a spirit of great value, with a fantastic character, which had maintained good relations with the family
Journal article on his death on 22 November 1928
(died of pneumonia on Thursday, November 22, 1928)
Raphaël and Catherine seem to have travelled a lot, as tourists across Europe, reporting many photographs of Verascopes,
The projector of Verascope by R. Rougier is in Vierville with his unclassified photographs. They do not seem to show people from the family, only tourist or war views.
Speech by Mr. Paul Reboud at the Obséques
Lecture given on 15 December 1928 in memory of Professor Rougier
(Granie's memories):
"Catherine retired to Marseilles after her husband's death in 1928. He had no children. Catherine lived very old, alone, in Marseilles, until 1951. Claude's father, Maurice ROUGIER, took care of his burial and inherited his living room. A part disappeared with the guard who attended Catherine until his death... Claude received for his marriage, the silverware of Catherine, with the figure RB (Rougier-Boschetti)
This silverware was bought in 1945 by Granie to Catherine for 20,000F of the time (6f the gr). Catherine did not want her to pass into hands alien to the family (it was the beginning of the friendship that made Maurice ROUGIER the heir of his salon).