born in 1873, + in 1959, at 76 years
Claude Rougier's grandmother
Also called "Good Mother of Seals"
During the war of 14-18, the Maillets emigrated to Dornecy in the Nire
(see detailed account of this exodus)then returned to Epernay
In 1915-16, and settled in St-Cyr-sur-Loire from the retirement of Georges Maillet in 1916. Their children attended the high schools of Tours.
After the war, they bought a large house in Sceaux, 6th of the Imbergères. They were there with the Thirion who were with their daughter Vonnette at 25 rue des Chênaux.
The boys left the house.
Yvonne married René Bureau in 1927, but divorced in 1933.
Suzanne married the same year to the Captain. Maurice ROUGIERFanny and Claude were born in Sceaux before the Rougier left for Strasbourg.
Tandree stayed with her mother at 6 rue des Imbergères.
Jeanne THIRION died in 1954, Marguerite CHARPENTIER in 1959, and the house of the Imbergères was then sold to Captain SERGENT back from Algeria and before his adventure in the OAS in Algeria.
The 5 children of Georges and Marguerite Maillet(See picture of the cousins Maillet
to find the offspring of the children)
Rene 1897-1931
Country 1899-circa 1990
Suzanne 1900-2005
Marcel 1901-1968
Andree 1904-1985
Marguerite Charpentier, child, 1879
A letter from Marguerite to her parents, August 19, 1880
(details)
His basic patent on 1 October 1889
JCT017 - Marguerite and Jeanne,
about 1894
JCT042 -(details)- Marguerite and Jeanne, circa 1894, Dampierre
(details)
Marguerite Maillet
(details)
JCT061 -(details)- Marguerite?
about 1894
(details)
Marguerite between 2 friends, 1894
(details)
Around 1894, Marie Houry and Marguerite Charpentier
(details)Marguerite and Jeanne Charpentier
(details)
JCT024 -(details)- Marguerite, Dampierre
about 1895
JCT051 -(details)- Marguerite, Dampierre,
about 1894
JCT112 -(details)- The two Charpenter sisters.
(details)
Sidonia and her daughter Marguerite
(details) Marguerite and Jeanne Charpentier
JCT026 -(details)- Marguerite?
about 1895
(details) Marguerite CHARPENTIER in 1895
(details) about 1894, Marguerite Charpentier (standing) and a friend
(details) the marriage in 1895, in Dampierre
The menu of the civil wedding meal
(details)
about 1896
JCT106 -(details)- Sept.1896, in Dampierre, from g to d and from top to bottom: Fanny Maillet-Valser, Augustin Maillet, Jeanne, Georges, Marguerite, Sidonia, André Maillet
A ball book about 1910, ladies or girls wrote the names of the people with whom they had held a dance
FannyMaillet-Valser, René and Marguerite Maillet, in Reims circa 1898
The Maillet-Charpentier wedding
26 November 1895
Marriage Act, 26 Nov 1895
(details)The wedding day in Dampierre
Sitting in front: Sidonia C. and Augustin Maillet
Left of Sidonia: Emile C.
To the right of Sidonia: Georges Maillet then Marguerite C., then young André M.,
Between Georges and Marguerite: Henri M.
Between Sidonia and Georges M.: Jeanne Salleron-M.
Behind Augustin M.: Fanny M.-Valser, then just right Mrs. Michel, grandmother of Germaine Gellot, then Marie Botz, behind Marie B. we see Charles Clignet. To the right of Marie Botz, Emma Michel-Flamain and then Mrs. Clignet to the far right.
On the far left, Mrs. and Mr. Prin
Behind Jeanne Salleron we see Mathilde Flaman-Maillet, and again behind, a little to the left, the parish priest.
And, you know, behind marguerite and André M, we see the notary.
behind Fanny Valser and a little left, in the door, Alice Flaman-Willemin
JCT086 (details)- The wedding of Georges and Marguerite, group 35 pers., Dampierre,
25-11-95, the Charpenter on the right and the Maillet on the left. see photo
JCT133 -(details)-
1896 in Reims, Georges and Marguerite, Sidonia and 1 lady
(details)
the house 20 Werlé Street in Reims
This small booklet shows the days of reception of the various personalities for the city of Reims. On this page, Mr. Maillet, engineer of the Bridges and Roadways received on Friday at 20 Werlé Street
Maps of 1913, after Augustin Maillet-Valser's death
VM009 - Marguerite Maillet and René, Dampierre
See the correspondence of Marguerite Maillet that was preserved:
Letters to Suzanne (Grannie))
to Grannie on 12 Nov. 1933
in Grannie 2 Oct 1934
in Grannie 31 October 1934
in Grannie 3 April 1936
in Grannie 10 April 1936
in Grannie 27 Sept. 1938
Marguerite Maillet at Seals around 1928
Passport of Marguerite Maillet in 1932, to go to England
The souvenirs of the summer of 1940 in Cancon with the return of Maurice Rougier and Marcel Maillet, written by Marguerite Maillet (June to September 1940)
See also the letters to Grannie in 1943-44:
8 March 43
23 March 43
3 April 43
27 June 43
September 6th. 43
November 19th, 43
1 Dec. 43
16 December 43
28 December 43
3 January 44
15 Jan. 44
25 Jan. 44
13 April 44
20 April 44 (in Fanny)
1 May 44, de Seals
26 May 44
9 June 44, de Cancon
10 August 44
22 August 44
25 Sept 44
17 Oct. 44
7 Nov. 44
25 January 45
17 Feb. 45
5 March 45
24 April 45
22 Oct. 45
10 Nov. 45
10 Dec. 45
7 Jan. 46
24 Jan. 46
18 Feb. 46
5 March 46
6 May 46
17 June 46
30 June 46
On 25 Oct 1959, the death certificate of Marguerite Maillet, and also see poem written in his memory by her daughter-in-law Marguerite, wife of Etienne Maillet
