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(details) Around 1935, from g to d: Suzanne Maillet-Rougier, Pauline Rougier or??, one of Suzanne's daughters (Claude or Fanny), Francis Scola, Madeleine Rousse-Rougier, Freddy?
(details) The Rougier family around 1935-37
From g to d and standing: Francis Scola, Louise Rougier-Scola?, Paulette Fazembat?, Madeleine Rousse-Rougier, Louis Scola?, Pauline Rougier?, Lucie Rougier-Fazembat, ? Freddy Rougier?, Suzanne Maillet-Rougier,
Sitting: Pierre Rougier, Jacqueline Scola?, Jacques Rougier, Fanny and Claude Rougier
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Fredy, Louise, Lucie and Maurice (before her marriage to Suzanne Maillet), around 1925?
La Bourboule, August 1934, with cousins Rougier. "He's still a doctor who advocated water for Fanny and Claude."
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From g to d: Pierre Rougier, Madeleine Rousse-Rougier, Fanny, Lucie Rougier, Grannie, Claude, Francis Scola
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From g to d: Freddy, Louise Rougier-Scola, Pauline, Lucie Rougier, Mauritius
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From g to d: Grannie, Pauline, Fanny (or Claude?), Freddy, Madeleine Rousse-Rougier, Francis
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From g to d: standing: Freddy, Madette, Jacqueline, Madeleine Rousse-Rougier, Louis, Pauline, Lucie, Francis, Grannie
The children: Pierre and Jacques Rougier, Fanny and Claude, and Paulette Fazembat (daughter of Lucie Rougier, divorced)
1 - Félix ROUGIER 1881-1885, the elder, named in memory of Louis' older brother, died of the croup (diphtheria). The vaccine did not yet exist, and the children died many.
2 - Ferdinand
Jacques Louis ROUGIER, 1882-1940, nicknamed "Fredy,"
Born in Port-Vendres on Wednesday 20 September 1882, died in 1940.
Fredy was with his grandparents for a long time. In 1900, he returned to Sceaux with his mother.
Memories of Claude: "Ferdinand became the eldest. He studied law and the Colonial School. It was for me, little girl, an uncle with the very strong stature and who impressed me, he was "Government of Sudan". He came to stay with us one day in Dijon, he blew so hard that it was understood at the other end of the apartment. From a first marriage with Simone Batsale, they had Madette, who was infirm. Returning to France for her delivery, the young mother died back in Africa in the sinking of the ship "Africa". "
Fredy prepared the colonial school and completed his law degree. He subsequently entered as Assistant Director of Indigenous Affairs in the colonial administration in Sudan. He was received Knight of the Legion of Honor.He was then Chief Administrator, Director of Political Affairs at Headquarters in 1932, and was appointed Governor of the French Sudan on December 4, 1936, until March 28, 1938, when he was replaced by Jean DESANTI.
Married to Simone BATSALE for the first time in Bamako in 1911 (see genealogy of the Batsal), they had a first daughter in October 1912
Madeleine ROUGIER died in June 1913, then a second, Madeleine, known as Madette Rougier,
Born on Thursday 14 March 1918 disabled.
At her birth, Madette was half paralyzed, and she spoke little and had a great stiffness of arms.
Simone BATSALE who has disappeared (see part) in dramatic shipwreck "Africa On 12 January 1920, Madette was raised by her grandmother Batsale in Grenoble (where her grandfather Batsale died, retired, former secretary of the Public Prosecutor's Office). Then at 10 she went to Paris, to board, especially her grandmother Pauline REIG-ROUGIER. Then in class 3 in Grenoble, to board her grandmother Batsale (from 1933 to 1936).
Jeanne Rougier, then Maurice ROUGIER, Claude's father, took care of Madette for a long time after Fredy's death in 1940. disability
And it was therefore difficult. Married at 51 (March 15, 1969)) with another disabled person, Jacques ZELENNY, and finally broke up relations with the family in the 1970s.
After Simone Batsale's tragic death, Fredy ROUGIER remarried Madeleine ROUSSE in November 1922 at Fouras (17), of which he had two boys: Pierre Rougier in June 1922, and Jacques ROUGIER, born in Dakar in June 1925. Madeleine ROUSSE-ROUGIER died in Nice.
We kept letters from Madeleine Rousse-Rougier and Pierre Rougier addressed to Maurice Rougier in Borg during the war, interesting letters on the difficulties of life during the war and also that of Pierre Rougier writing from Chemnitz in 1943 when he was required by the STO (Service du Travail Obligatoire, en Allemagne)
Ferdinand "Fredy" Rugier, child,
born in 1882
An article by Ferdinand Rougier, published in Outre-Mer, Revue Générale de Colonisation, Year 1934, 2nd Trim
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about 1923, Madette and her grandparents Batsale
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Madette circa 1936
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Madette, disabled daughter of Fredy Rougier, cousin of Claude
photo from a 1938 guide on Sudan
This photo is taken from the stele dedicated to him in the "garden of governors" near the presidential palace in Bamako (Mali)
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Fredy's two boys? around 1935
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Act of death of Ferdinand Rougier, 27 July 1940 in Nice
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State of the services of Ferdinand Rougier
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Bernard and Joëlle Rougier, children of Pierre Rougire, circa 1951
3 - Marie Rougier, born and died in 1884
4 - Louise ROUGIER, born on Wednesday 27-5-1885 in Port-Vendres- died in 1978,
Louise Rougier, born in 1885
Memories of Claude: "Louise was chattery, cheerful and optimistic... she married Francis Scola (my godfather) who had been in garrison in Montpellier, aide de camp of her future father-in-law. Her passion was the crosswords and complicated combinations."
She was raised to St-Denis at the Legion of Honor and married in 1916 the captain of Artillery Francis SCOLA (a first cousin of Claude Prange, the godfather of Jean-Louis Hausermann). Louise and her husband lived in Nogent-sur-Marne and St-Mandé. She died on 1 March 1978, see share death
Lucie, Mauritius and Louise
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Jacqueline Scola, 1928
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around 1960-Louise Scola on the right, Mrs. Terrazoni on the left
The Rougier in Toulouse, circa 1953
From g to d:
behind: Jacqueline Terrazoni, Lucie Rougier, Claudie T., Philippe Terrazoni
Front: Francis T., Grandma Rougier, Stéphane T., Louise Scola
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Francis, Sylvain and Claudie Terrazoni, 1951
The 2 children of Louise Scola:
- 1 - Jacqueline SCOLA-TERRAZONI, born in October 1917 in Paris 11th, retired in Baraux (between Chambéry and Grenoble) with her husband Philippe (+ 1997), then after the death of Philippe, in Vallauris.
Memories of Claude: "Jacqueline married Philippe Terrazoni, they lived in Versailles at the time when we lived there. Philippe had an administrative job at the National School of Horticulture and contributed to my father's appointment as intendant at the school in 1947 when he was "departed from the Army" after the war. They had 4 children and withdrew to Barraux near Grenoble."
Jacqueline had 4 children:
- Claudia, single, who worked in Paris at Social Security.
- Francismarried 2 children, set up a multimedia business in Paris
- Sylvain, single, drawing teacher and painter, Grenoble.
- Dominica, married to a Greek, Adonis KATZARIS (+1997), 1 daughter : Artemis. They live in Athens. - 2 - Louis SCOLA Born in September 1919 in Paris, 11th, died in 1997), officer, married twice, 6 children, retired in Lattes (near Montpellier) with his 2nd wife Mathilde. Mathilde was Norman, they lived a few years in Evreux where they held a bookshop. 
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1932 - Fanny and Claude with Louis Scola, holiday in Horoderg with the Donati and the Francis Scola
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from g to d: Grand Father, Fanny (front), Grannie, Jacqueline, Louise Scola, Claude, Pauline Rougier, Francis Scola
5 - Lucie ROUGIER, born on Saturday 4 August 1888 in Port-Vendres, died in 1980.
Memories of Claude: "Lucie had been raised to the Legion of Honor, as her sister had been, and a colonial woman was proposed to her in marriage, who, returning to France, was looking for a wife... the young ladies Rougier had no dowry; at the time it was a tare to marry, and without knowing her future husband, she accepted. He was as frivolous as she was. When she came back from France where she had given birth to her daughter Paulette.... The couple separated, but Lucie, who was a woman of heart and so old France, did not recover, especially since her daughter Paulette also separated from Jean Ducaud her husband. My aunt Lucia was a cultivated woman, she retained her dignity and courage, although she was affected by arteritis, she was amputated with a leg."
Lucie married René FAZEMBAT, Engineer T.P, in October 1910.
René was an engineer of public works at the colonies, and then became Director of Railways in Sudan.After their daughter's birth Paulette Fazembat
In September 1921 in Rouen, they were in Brazzaville (Congo) where René was Director of the French Equatorial African Railways. They returned to France and divorced in 1930. Lucie Rougier then lived with her daughter and mother in Paris. She died in 1980.
Paulette FAZEMBAT (1921+1999) married Jean Ducaud on 1 June 1940, of whom she had 2 boys.
Jean-Paul DUCAUD (*1944) Gilles DUCAUD (*1945) and 3 grandchildren. She was retired to Toulouse where she died in 1999. Letter from Lucie to Suzanne Rougier on 20 May 1938.
Lucie ROUGIER, born in 1889
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Paulette
Wedding of Paulette Fazembat with Jean Ducaud, in uniform of the Buildings of Youth, 1 June 43
(details) At the war around 1915, Captain Raphaël Rougier was sitting at the back, the young Fazembat was in the 1st plane on the right, future husband of Lucie Rougier, a sister of Grand-Père
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Lucie Rougier
Paulette Fazembat and her mother Lucie
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Gerdes 51, Jean-Paul and Gilles Ducaud, the children of Paulette
6 - Paul ROUGIER, 1889+1890
7 - Maurice ROUGIER 1893+1974, the "little last", father of Claude Rougier