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Georges Maillet

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Georges MAILLET, 
born 27-7-1865, + 7-12-1928, at 63 years

Claude Rougier's grandfather
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Marguerite, Claude's grandmother, written Speaking of her husband:

"Georges MAILLET, born in Reims On July 27, 1865, after having started his education at the "Tante Clément", he entered the high school in 1872, where he continued his studies until 1883. After 2 years at the Lycée Saint-Louis in Paris, he entered the Polytechnique school in 1885 and was released in 1887 with the number 13, allowing him to enter the Corps des Ponts et Chaussées.

After 3 years of school of the Bridges and Chaussées and a one-year internship at the State Railways, he was sent to Rochefort As an engineer of the Navy's Hydraulic Works, his family relations brought him back to the Marne River to serve roads, hydraulics, vicinal service and control of the Railways.

He was Vitry-le-François in 1893, Heat in 1894 and at Reims at the end of 1895 her marriage with Marguerite CHARPENTIER de Dampierre-le-Château.
(see their marriage certificate on Nov. 26, 1895)

While serving in Reims for almost 19 years, he continued his legal studies with the hope of reaching the Council of State. He completed his studies at Doctorate in 1904 when the disease
(a slow-moving paralysis) He had to give up his plans.
He continued his service in Reims until the arrival of the Germans in September 1914, and in December he resumed his service at the Epernay and was particularly responsible for the maintenance of the 5th Army's roads. Chief Engineer On 1 January 1916, he had to retire in October of the same year, his health no longer allowing him to endure the fatigues of the service.
He was made Knight of the Legion of Honour in 1908.
He came to find the calm necessary for his condition St-Cyr-sur-Loire near Tours.

From his marriage to Marguerite CHARPENTIER, he had five children."
  born 27-7-1865 in Reims
science degree in 1883 
mole (Superior and Special Mathematics) 1-10-83 at the St-Louis High School in Paris
Polytechnic 1-10-85
School of Bridges and Chaussées 1-10-87
Bridge and Chaussées Engineer 1-7-90
Licensed in Law 1890
State Railways from 1-9-90 to 1-8-91
Hydraulic work of the Navy at Rochefort from 1-8-91 to 1-3-93
Ordinary and Hydraulic Service of Vitry le François, and Vicinal Service of the Department of Marne from 1-3-93 to 1-12-94
Standard and Hydraulic Service of Châlons and Vicinal Department from 1-12-94 to 1-11-95
Ordinary and Hydraulic Service of Reims and in part Ste Menehuld and Vicinal Service of the Department of Marne from 1-11-95 to 1908
married in 1895
Chief Engineer of Bridges and Roads on 1-1-1916
Retreated 1-10-1916
died on 7-12-1928 in Sceaux

During the war of 14-18, the Maillets emigrated to Dornecy in the Nirethen returned to Epernay in 1915-16, then in St-Cyr-sur-Loire from his retirement in 1916, where their children attended the high schools of Tours.
After the war, they bought a large house in Seals, 6 rue des Imbergères, not far from the THIRION installed on Rue des Chêneaux.


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