social worker, godmother of Christophe
Memories of Marguerite:
"Andree, born on 9 October 1904 in Reims, a student of the Lacourt Pension, continued her studies at Dornecy (Nièvre) in 1915, then at Epernay and finally at the Lycée de jeunes filles de Tours."
Tandree studied as a nurse around 1926 and then as a social worker, and she did not want to marry and lived with her mother at Seals until her death in 1959.
She then bought an apartment, 17 rue de Sèvres, in Paris, retired, travelled a lot and made many pictures, her family and her trips. attached To all his nephews and went every year to Dampierre.
Pancreatic cancer took it away in 1985.
Some letters from Andrée, which were kept:
31 July1914, Andrée writes to her sister Suzanne who is in Asnelles; she speaks of the fears for peace and the hasty return of the brothers, Amsterdam with their mother.
On December 1, 1914, by Dornecy, Andrée and Marcel wrote to Vonnette and Suzanne who are in Cherbourg.
Andrée wrote to the Rougier on 29 Dec 1928, as if it were his goddaughter Fanny who was writing, Fanny was 1 year old and Tandree kept her.
30 Sept. 1939, Andrée writes to Claudet, she is mobilized in the Red Cross in Saint-Dizier in a military hospital
21 February 1940, Andrée writes to Fanny, de Saint-Dizier
13 May 1940, Andrée writes from Bar le Duc to Suzanne The Germans have entered Belgium and Holland since May 10.
16 Nov 1941, 2 interzone maps addressed to Suzanne
8 April 1942, letter to Suzanne, written by Etienne Maillet in La Bruyère
4 October 1942, 2 Interzone maps, to Suzanne, Andrée was in Dampierre
14 March 1943, letter to Suzanne,
31 March 1943, letter to Suzanne
3 May 1943, letter to Suzanne
9 September 1943, letter to Fanny
25 September 1943, from DampierreLetter to the Rougier, sending many parcels of supplies
8 January 44, letter to Suzanne , pessimism and hopes for 1944
early 1944, letter to Fanny.
13 February 1944, letter to Fanny
2 April 1944, letter to Fanny
4 May 1944, letter to Suzanne
3 June 1944, letter to Suzanne
8 June 1944, letter to Suzanne Bus station bombing: Massy-Palaiseau near Seals
16 July 44, letter to Fanny
24 July 1944, letter to Suzanne
August 11, 44, letter to Suzanne, the Americans are approaching, will the letters arrive?
August 15, 44, letter to Suzanne
31 August 44, letter to Suzanne, Cecile's brother-in-law and his wife were killed by the Germans in Champagne, a tragedy of war, under what circumstances?
6 October 44, letter to the RugierStill no news from Bourg.
November 20, 44, letter to Fanny
14 January 45, letter to Claude
8 March 45, letter to the Rugier
8 April 45, letter to Suzanne
5 May 45, letter to the girls
21 July 45, letter to the Rugier
October 1, 45, letter to Suzanne
29 October 45, letter to Suzanne
13 November 45, letter to Suzanne
22 December 45, letter to the Rugier
8 January 46, letter to Suzanne
29 January 46, letter to Suzanne
Below are photos of Andrée at different times, see also the pages 4833 for the years 1904-1906, 4834 for the years 1907-10, 4835 for the years 1911-14

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Andrée and Marcel, Werlé Street, 1905

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Marcel and Andrée, October 1905

(details) Marcel, Andrée and Suzanne, 1906
JCT044 -(details)- Suzanne, Vonnette, Marcel and Andrée, Dampierre, circa 1906

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Vonnette, Suzanne, Marcel and Andrée, May 1906

(details) 1906, Dampierre, Andrée, Vonnette, Marcel, Suzanne
The 1920s

Hospital nurse diploma, 1926

Booklet of the Union des Femmes de France, 1925, training of nurses in the event of war

MA42 -(details)- Andrée Maillet, at Sceaux, rue des Imbergères, circa 1925
MA06 -(details)- Andrée Maillet, Sceaux Park
MA81 -(details)- Andree.

MA30 -(details)- Andrée around 1925

Tandrea, Sarry 1925

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MA23 -(details)- Andree, Seals, 1924

MA74 -(details)- Andree? Around 1925, rue des Imbergères.

MA21-(details)- Andrée Maillet, Sceaux Park

MA22 -(details)- Andree, about 1925.

MA25 -(details)- Andree, about 1925.

MA67 -(details)- Andrée around 1925

Andrée in Sarry, 1923

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Andree, Seals

AM18 - Andrée

MA12- Andrée Maillet, Seals, circa 1923

Andrée in Chamonix around 1925

MA05 -(details)-Andrée Maillet, v1925

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Andree, one of the Hermary girls? 1925

Marcel (?) and Andrée (?), circa 1925

MA03 -(details)- Andrée, Germaine, circa 1923, Sarry

MA96 -(details)- Andrée, Germaine, and Suzanne, Sarry 1923

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Andrée in Sarry around 1925

Tandré, Sept 1926

1925, Andrée staying in Luchon?
The 1930s
School book of Social assistance studies, 2 years 1934-36

Andrée Maillet business card

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Tandrated

AM49 -(details)- Andree, March 1930, Mount Boron

13 April 1940, Andrée is transferred from HOE (Hopital of Evacuation) 22 to HOE 2, perhaps to Bar-le-Duc?

Student Card 1940-41, at the School of Social Service in Paris
A document from her friend Dohring, social worker, on the role of mothers in the home, very "dated" of the prewar period and Pétain regime.

Identity card of 16 July 41

Tendered, around 1943, an identity photo

Andree seven 1945, Germany?

Order for the day of 13 June 1940, (HOE2)

On July 3, 1940, Andrée was allowed to join "his homes" in Cancon; the HOE2 was then in Castres, after having retreated from June 14 to the end of June 1940.

Instructions for a trip from Paris to Lyon, (and back) crossing the demarcation line of the occupied area. Departure 31 August and return 29 September 1940

German pass of 1943, with the "fly", as the eagle of the German tampons was called...

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Andrée, Versailles 1946

passport of 1 June 1953
11 Oct 1968, rejection of a request to the Council of State, She hoped with others to obtain the validation of some previous services for her retirement

Social Assistant Identity Card
3 January 1977

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In Dampierre, around 1980?

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In his apartment, 17, rue de Sèvres in Paris, circa 1980


























































