Memories of Marguerite Maillet:
"André Maillet, born on 23 April 1877, studied at the high school until 1895, began at the School of Industrial Arts in Reims, his preparation for the school of Fine Arts, section of architecture. His studies were interrupted by typhoid fever in 1898, then by a year of military service to the 132nd regiment. entered the school of Fine Arts, he came out with the diploma of the government (architect "DPLG"). He settled in Lille as an architect. 1907 and married in 1910 with Clotilde Cottiau daughter of a notary of the Cateau (North). (Tante Clotilde was from Sarry, where his parents lived the castle, later bought by Henri Maillet.)
He had a son, Robert, born in May 1914, and was mobilized at the beginning of the war in the 46th Territory.He was assigned successively to the Troyes station, then to the automobile service and finally appointed as an engineer where he served as cantonment officers on the Champagne front.
He then had Jean and Marguerite and continued his profession as an architect in Lille.
They had three children. Robert, born in 1914
Jean, born in 1923
Marguerite, born in 1924, wife ROHART in Reims, 2 children (of whom Christian Rohart
born in 1954)
We kept letters from André Maillet and Clotilde Maillet:
on 28 January 1916, 16 February 1916, and 20 February 1916He is with military trucks in Athis near Epernay where his brother Georges Maillet is.11 March 1916He wrote from Mont de Marsan, evacuated for illness. 16 April 1916He wrote from Paris.
Letter by Aunt Clotilde, written in Lille in 1918, under German occupation and telling of their misfortunes.
See also: L4 April 1919 The Andrés returned to the village for reconstruction after the end of the war.
2 letters from Clotilde to Suzanne Rougier, 6 September 1932 and 17 January 1936
A few letters after 1940:
18 January 1942, André writes to his niece Suzanne Rougier (an interzone map)
30 December 1943, André writes to Marguerite Maillet, her sister-in-law
1 May 1944, André writes to his niece Suzanne Rougier
1 January 1945, André writes to the Rougier
22 April 1945
and 19 January 1946, letters from André to Marguerite Maillet
26 September 1952 A letter to Marguerite Maillet, he evokes the difficulties of life, with his 75th birthday:
"no one pays, we can't expect anything!"
2 May 1953, last letter from André (who will leave us that year) to Marguerite Maillet
27 September 1953, letter from Clotilde to Marguerite Maillet
André MAILLET, during his military service, circa 1900
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Suzanne, Marcel and Etinnne, with their uncle André Maillet
Werlé Street, Reims, October 1902
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the MAILLET family in Revigny, on 26-8-1890 On the enlargement Henri (2nd standing on the left), Georges (2nd standing on the right), Jeanne Maillet (seat 3rd on the left in the 1st plane, Marie Botz (4th on the 1st plane) held by Fanny Maillet-Valser (5th on the left in the 1st plane)
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Family Sarry
in 1907
on top, standing from g to d: Pierre Maillet(1ère Com), Monsieur Salleron (father of Jeanne), Alice Valser-Harant, Henri Harant, Charles Clignet, Lucie Valser-Clignet, Marguerite Guérin, Madeleine Clignet
Sitting 2nd row: Emile Charpentier, Sidonia Charpentier, Clotilde Maillet, Mrs. Guérin (mother of Marguerite and Mrs. Oudart), Marguerite Maillet, Mrs. Oudart, André Maillet,
Sitting 1st row: Marcel - Germaine - Etienne Maillet, Mélina Maillet, Georges Maillet
André Maillet at his wedding in 1911
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around 1911
André with 2 comrades, mobilized during the Great War 1914
Andre and his Company, 1914
First child, Robert born in 1914
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3 October 1914, in Troyes, where the Maillets took refuge, Lille being occupied by the Germans. Robert Maillet born in the summer of 1914, André was mobilized and fought on the front in the infantry, which caused him great concern, with a new dependent. Letters of 23 December 1914 of Troyes and 18 January 1915, de Mourmelon- The Georges Maillet who are in Epernay.
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October 22, 1914, Robert and Clotilde
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Nov 1922 in Lille, Robert Maillet
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May 1915, Troyes, Robert Maillet 1 year old
letter of 27 July 1915 from TroyesHe seems to be in the railway transports and wants to go in the engineering, closer to his profession as an architect.
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1916, Clotilde, Robert and André
Robert Maillet in 1920
After the war, two children were born in 1923 and 1924: Jean and Marguerite (future Madame Rohart)
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10 January 1923, Jean Maillet and his mother Clotilde
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March 1923, Jean and Robert Maillet
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1923
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Malo June 1924, André, Jean and Clotilde
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Clotilde Maillet and his 3 children Lille May 1927
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André Maillet and his 3 children, Lille May 1927
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Robert Maillet 8-1925
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June 1924, Malo, Jean and Robert Maillet
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1924 Malo, Robert Maillet
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1924, Malo, Clotilde, Marguerite, Jean, André
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Marguerite Maillet 1 year, Malo Beach, 1924
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August 1925, Marguerite Maillet
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(details) Malo les Bains 1924, with Suzanne
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Nov 1926, Lille, Jean and Marguerite Maillet
Andre and Robert Maillet?
The 10 years before the Second World War
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Jardin des Bx-Arts Lille, Jean Maillet, 1931, and below, Marguerite Maillet
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Robert 17 years old, circa 1931
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from g to d: André Maillet, wife of a friend of Maurice R., Pierre Maillet, Louise Rougier-Scola
(Marriage of Maurice Rougier and Suzanne Maillet, Seals, 1928)
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from g to d : Clotilde Maillet, a friend of Maurice R., Jeanne Charpentier-Thirion, Clotilde MAILLET (left, in pink dress), in the middle of a friend of Mauritius, on the right Aunt Jeanne Thirion, behind André Maillet and Aunt Louise Scola
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Jean Maillet, in Lille, 10 years old, 1933
André Maillet's house received a bomb on May 10, 1944, Lille
Report the death of Clotilde Maillet, who died in Reims on 26 March 1962
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Christian Rohart, son of Marguerite Maillet, marries Rohart
16 months in September 1956
