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Re: Can anyone help with searching for ..John Salamito...

Soospad — 2013-05-30 09:32:06Z

Hi!
I've done a family tree for another person searching for John Salamito and am sending you an invitation to it.

Cheers,

Soosi

Re: Can anyone help with searching for ..John Salamito...

mi1327 — 2013-05-29 10:26:31Z

John Salamito born 1963 is my brother born to Ronald Louis Salamito,
His father was Louis S (a cook at sea) born in Canne 1857, he was resident of UK and had a son Louis who is buried in Hutts cemetry in Belgium died on 20 sept 1917. Been there twice. (LOOK AT COMMENWEALTH WAR GRAVES COMMISION WEB)
I know nothing about the first John Salamito

Huard & Vannier

comrade28 — 2013-05-21 20:19:31Z

Looking for any information birth/baptism, or marriage certificates of Charles Joseph Huard, and his wife Eulalie Vannier. Charles was born 02/12/1856 , and his wife was born 12/12/1856. I believe they originated from Nice, France. They were both Catholic, and immigrated to Canada approx. 1894. They had three children born in France before they imigrated.Charles Joseph Huard, born 16/12/1883. Louis Eme Valerie Huard 03/12/1884 (my great grandfather), and Camille A.P. Huard 13/02/1888. They had two more children after they moved to Canada. Alphonse, and Eugene. I recently found Eugene's baptism record, and it finally had the correct last name of Charles wife Eulalie, took me a few years of waiting on that one. I was originally told by my grandmother that Eulalie's last name was gautier but turns out it's Vannier. If anyone could help locate these two in and around Nice, France. That would be greatly appreciated. I am not 100% certain they lived in Nice, but they could of lived somewhere nearby. -Regards Bradley

Vous cherchez des informations baptême / naissance, ou de mariage de Charles Joseph Huard, et son épouse Eulalie Vannier. Charles est né 12/02/1856, et sa femme est né 12/12/1856. Je crois qu'ils provenaient de Nice, France. Ils étaient à la fois catholique et a immigré au Canada env. 1894. Ils ont eu trois enfants nés en France avant imigrated.Charles Joseph Huard, né le 16/12/1883. Louis Eme Valerie Huard 12/03/1884 (mon arrière grand-père), et Camille Huard AP 13/02/1888. Ils ont eu deux autres enfants après leur arrivée au Canada. Alphonse et Eugène. J'ai récemment trouvé l'acte de baptême de Eugene, et il a finalement eu le bon nom de Charles épouse Eulalie, m'a pris quelques années d'attente sur ce point. J'ai été initialement dit par ma grand-mère que le nom de famille Eulalie était gautier mais s'avère que c'est Vannier. Si quelqu'un pouvait aider à localiser ces deux dans et autour de Nice, France. Ce serait grandement apprécié. Je ne suis pas certain à 100% qu'ils ont vécu à Nice, mais ils ne pouvaient de vécu quelque part à proximité. Observe-Bradley

Re: TORTAROLO

Soospad — 2013-03-21 04:07:08Z

Hi Gwyn!

I was thrilled to hear from you. Congratulations on your new grandson!

I can't afford to pay the monthly fee for Ancestry so trimmed down the number of family trees I was keeping for people. I did save the Tortarolo tree into a GEDCOM file so I can put it back up any time. The GEDCOM doesn't save most of the pictures and documents but I saved those to a file as well. So if you ever need it back up for a while I'd be happy to do so.

Sure hope you're hubby is doing better and that all is well with you.

Take care and stay in touch.

Love,

Soosi
xx

Re: TORTAROLO

gwynethpenny — 2013-03-20 09:30:32Z

Hi Soosi.
Long time. Sorry.
I have become a grandmother to Owen-Richard JONES, Via my daughter Katie.
It has as always been a hard time. Hubby had his knee replaced and then had a third heart attack. So yes it has been a difficult time.
I haven't been on line for quite a while I am sorry.
I by now think that the family tree you so wonderfully sorted for me has gone.
But just so you know I appreciate all you did and have done. I couldn't have asked for anymore from you.
But wanted you to know that I do appreciate all you did.
I am not ignorant, just so so busy.
Please take care.
Much love.
Gwyn Penny. xx

Re: TORTAROLO

paulcorbin — 2013-03-09 00:41:34Z

Thank you, Soosi.

Re: TORTAROLO

Soospad — 2013-03-09 00:10:33Z

Hi Paul,

Sorry but when I was helping with the Tortarolo search I didn't come across a Carlo or Carmine. I'll have a look, though, and if I find anything will post it here.

Cheers,

Soosi

Re: TORTAROLO

paulcorbin — 2013-03-05 11:32:43Z

Soosi,
I am looking for a Carlo Tortarolo, born abt 1879 somewhere in Genova.
Have you come across the given name Carlo or Carmine in your research?
He moved to Uraguay and had a son name Henry.

Thank you in advance,
Paul

Pierre Gregoire (Dit Nantais) ,Rhone Alpes France

natnjames — 2012-12-18 23:42:13Z

Seeking any ancestry information of Pierre Gregoire & Marie Anne Leveille (Laval, Noval) of St. Jean De Leon parish , France.
They were from Rhone Alpes, France abt 1695-17??

Re: Victor Besson

Soospad — 2012-10-30 11:19:15Z

I started a family tree to make it easier to see all the information I've been able to find so far. I've sent you an invitation to it with full access.

Re: Victor Besson

francesmarymarch — 2012-10-29 17:26:41Z

Thank you for the information on Victor and Adrienne Besson.
I would appreciate copies of their records.
They had another daughter, Emma, who might have been born in Milan or France and I
believe married Paul Vincent Charles Lumello in Nice in the early 1880's and
had a son, Adrien Louis Lumello. I am interested in any information related
to the Bessons, Buissonnets and Mr. Lumello.
Thank you again.

Re: Pierre Gregoire (Dit Nantais) & Marie Anne Leveille

Soospad — 2012-10-28 08:14:30Z

Thanks for inviting me to your tree, which I accepted.

The French are usually pretty good about ages and dates which is quite helpful. It's probably a result of their great record keeping. A lot of times, in genealogy, you'll find dates and ages that are all over the place and you have to search over a fairly broad timeline.

One thing to note, in France a woman's records are always in her maiden name, never her married name - even her death records.

Back to the search...

Re: Pierre Gregoire (Dit Nantais) & Marie Anne Leveille

natnjames — 2012-10-27 19:52:07Z

Hi Soosi,
Thank you for your reply!
The only reason I know that Pierre Gregoire and Marie Anne Leveille were from Lyon is beause of what I have found on nantaisroots.com and the anestry page for Joseph Gendron.
It was very easy to find most of the wives families and those branches But the Gregoire's are still a mystery!
I do know that Jean Pierre (Pierr's son was the first to immigrate , I think to Montreal. I would be happy to share my family tree view with you
being that the info is not concrete for Pierre..most of the other family in the 16-1700's were all from Normandie and Champagne, and Paris France. I have found a lot of Pierre's in Brittany as well as some Anne Maries's but no Anne Marie Leveille. I learned from Crista Ccowan of ancestry.com to really do the math with dates to make sure the records make sense. Pierre was born in about 1739 Lyon, Frane so she suggest going back another 25-30 years to get an appx birthdate for Pierre his father. I now am eperimenting with looking at all Pierre or Jean gregoires in Alpes maritimnes reords, upper brittany, Upper berry as well Seaone et Loire records.
I have a Nantais family Facebook page as well if you are intrested.
Truly,
James
If I find anything out , I will let you know! : )

Re: Pierre Gregoire (Dit Nantais) & Marie Anne Leveille

Soospad — 2012-10-27 10:41:50Z

Hello James,

I've started a search for Pierre Gregoire and Marie Anne Leveille but it's slow going. The French records of the 1600/1700's are not easily available and can be quite difficult to read (but they're a far sight better than most other country's records). The other problem is not knowing exactly where they came from. There is no Saint-Jean-de-Leon anywhere in France. The cathedral in Lyon is Saint-Jean-de-Lyon but it's not a parish, arrondissement or department. Do you have any family history that mentions Lyon or other place names in France? Do you have any family stories that mention names, places, professions, etc in France? Every little bit helps.

I'll keep you posted on my progress.

Cheers,

Soosi

Re: Victor Besson

Soospad — 2012-10-27 10:40:43Z

Hi!

I managed to find Victor and Adrienne's marriage record and Adrienne's birth record. If you'd like a copy of them please send me a private message with an email address I can send them to.

So far I haven't found Victor's birth record - seems the 1824 records for Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne aren't where they should be so I'll have to start searching through other records to see if I can find where they ended up. I did find a birth record for his older brother, Pierre Antoine, who was born in Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne on 2 October 1822.

Victor was a restaurateur, the son of Claude Besson and Elisabeth Pappillon. Both of his parents were deceased when he married in 1856. He was living at 6 Place de la Prefecture in Lyon. The marriage took place in the 2nd Arrondissement of Lyon.

Adrienne Buissonet was born 31 July 1834 in Lyon to Jean Fleuri Buissonet and Marie Bugnard. When she married Victor she was living with her parents at 80 rue Centrale in Lyon. Her parents attended the wedding.

I found a birth record for one of Victor and Adrienne's children, Alice Marie Josephine Besson, born 14 May 1862 in the 2nd Arrondissement of Lyon. Do you want me to search for other children?

I'll keep you posted on my search.

Cheers,

Soosi

Victor Besson

francesmarymarch — 2012-10-17 20:44:18Z

I am looking for information on Victor Besson, born on
Feb.11, 1824 in Saint Jean De Maurienne, Savoie, France.
He Married Adrienne Buissonet on May 28, 1856 in Lyon, Rhone, France.
Thank you.

Re: VITRAN

gwynethpenny — 2012-05-08 21:21:17Z

Yes . This is my mother in law. She was adopted by this wonderful family.
Her mother A. Tortarolo died in Algiers in 1954. Her father [adopted] was jean joseph felix tortarolo. born 1885 in Italy but was to become French citizen in 1902. We have NO details on him at all.
I am so grateful for your trouble and time.
Her adopted mother was Antionette jean AURELY before she married. but again we have no date of birth or date of marriage. for them But both lived in NICE.

Re: VITRAN

Soospad — 2012-05-08 20:56:45Z

Do you have any given names, time frames and bits of information about the family? Any mention of places besides Nice? Anything will help with the search.

Are they related to the Tortarolo's in any way? I ask because so far I've only been able to find one Vitran in Nice in the 1913-1922 birth table: Magalie Marie Therese Vitran born 30 March 1919. She has the same given names and birthday as Magalie Tortarolo. Magalie Tortarolo's entry in the same birth table says "6 March 1920 (JugetRect)". I'm not sure of the translation for JugetRect but it's some sort of official correction notation. Did the Tortarolo's adopt Magalie? I have requested the details of the Vitran entry from Nice and will let you know what they tell me.

Cheers,

Soosi

Re: TORTAROLO

Soospad — 2012-05-08 18:59:04Z

Hello!

I found a fair amount of information including some records on Jean and his family. It's too much to post here so I've made a Tortarolo tree. I've sent you an invitation to it and it can be viewed here:

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/41306624/person/19606231748

I'll see what else I can find.

Cheers,

Soosi

Re: TORTAROLO

efcharvet — 2012-05-08 15:25:47Z

Salut,

If you know when and where Jean-Joseph Tortarolo was born, you can probably get the other information you are seeking easily.

Since Mr. Tortarolo was born in 1885, there is a 95% likelihood that the dates of all of his marriages and his death date will be recorded on the margin of his original birth certificate, according to French law. Then, you can use this information to order copies of his original marriage and death certificates, if you would like them.

(Many places in France have records from 1885 online already, but digitized records for Alpes-Maritimes end at 1860, so you must order what you want.)

It is very easy to order a birth certificate of someone who is deceased. Just go to the French government website below, fill-out the form, and they will mail a copy to you. There is no charge for this service. (Most of the time, they respond very quickly. My friends tell me that if you live in the UK, you will receive your copy in the mail in less than 7 days, and if you live in Canada or US, it will arrive in about 10 to 14 days.) Here is the link:

ACTES D'ÉTAT CIVIL EN LIGNE :
https://www.acte-etat-civil.fr/DemandeActe/Accueil.do

Note: You will need his exact birthdate and the name of the exact town where he was born, minimum. If you don't know the names of his parents or other information that the form asks for, just enter INCONNU (= unknown). Please do not guess names or dates because if the actual information does not exactly match your request, you will not get anything.

IMPORTANT: Make sure you request a COPIE INTÉGRALE to obtain a xerox copy of the original certificate. (An extract that will not show the margin entries.)

Second note: His birth and death certificates will not state where Mr. Tortarolo was buried, only when and where he died. You must write to the town where he died separately to request information about a burial.

I hope you find this information useful.

Bonne quête !

VITRAN

gwynethpenny — 2012-05-07 16:43:36Z

Does anyone have any information about the VITRAN family from NICE.
Or do you have any informationat all.

TORTAROLO

gwynethpenny — 2012-05-07 16:42:14Z

Does anyone have any information concerning, the TORTAROLO family.
There is a JEAN JOSEPH FELIX TORTAROLO.
hE IS MY MOTHER IN LAW'S Adopded father. Born 1885 lived in NICE from 1902 -????
Had a brother named Henry.
Any information would be gratfeully appreciated.
Have no idea when he died or where he is buried.
Thank you

Re: Felix Perron

Soospad — 2012-04-17 16:34:55Z

Hi!

I did some searching and found a few things that might help. I find it much easier to start a family tree - saves having to write everything out and email documents and photos and stuff.

I did a search of Nice but so far haven't found anyone. I'll keep looking and check surrounding areas. Do you have any idea how long Felix and Margaret lived? Have you ever heard of any other places or names mentioned about the family? Any titbit of information could end up being really helpful.

I found Luigia and Victor's marriage licence. It might be worthwhile to order a copy of it since it might have some pertinent information - maybe where she was born and further information on her parents. They were married 22 October 1910 in Manhattan, certificate #23105.

They came over on the same ship that arrived at Ellis Island 6 August 1910. Victor had been living in Paris - since he was a chauffeur he may have worked for some of the same people Luigia worked for and that could be how they met. Luigia was a maid to Countess Mathilde Elizabeth Rutherfurd de Wassanaer Stuyvesant (Google her). She had a house in Paris and a villa in the South of France which is probably where Luigia first began working for her. I'm not sure where the villa was but around that time Cannes was quite the happening place so that's where I'll search next.

Luigia and Victor became naturalized American citizens in 1918. I only found the index record for Victor but it does give his file number. I didn't find anything for Luigia but she may have been included on Victor's application. There's quite a lot of paperwork involved in naturalization and it can contain lots of useful information. So that may be another thing you may want to send off for. Send requests to New York County Clerk, Room 161, 60 Centre St., New York, NY 10007-1402. It may take a while.

Here's a link to what I've done so far. I'll keep you updated on my progress and do please post here any family information, even if it's just vague rumours - every little bit helps in the search.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/40147833/person/19455305759

Cheers,

Soosi

Felix Perron

permar_s — 2012-04-16 13:15:18Z

I am looking for information on my 2nd great grandfather, Felix Perron. Currently all I know about him is that he lived in or near Nice France. I don't know if he was born there, or moved there later in life. He was married to an Italian woman, Margeret Borcetti. They had one daughter that I know of, Luigia Elise Perron born 1882. She moved to New York with her husband Victor H Johns in 1910. So far I have been unable to find anything earlier that that. Any help would be Greatly appreciated.

Re: Eulalie Gautier

Soospad — 2012-04-02 16:24:11Z

I like to check every once in a while to see if I can find new information for the posts on this forum. I've found nothing new on yours for years. Today I discovered that, after all this time, the Eulalie Gautier you have is the wrong one. I found her marriage (1877 Nice) and death (1941 Nice) records and births of two children (1878 & 1880 Nice) which confirm that she can't be the one who married Charles Huard. I made a family tree with images of the records so you can see what I mean. Please look at

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/39186159/person/19336623188

On most of the Canadian censuses Eulalie has her birthday as December or February 1856. The "wrong" Eulalie was born in March 1852.

I'm sure this is very disappointing for you! I have started a new search and will keep you posted. Did you get her surname from her death certificate or somewhere else and is it definitely spelled Gautier? Are any other surnames or anywhere else besides Nice ever mentioned on any records you have?

Cheers,

Soosi

Re: Denise Richier

Soospad — 2012-03-23 12:38:26Z

Hi Donna,

I've been able to rule out the Denise in Rouen. I have found a Richier family at 7 rue Miron in Nice. Denise was probably their niece. I'm sending you an eamil with the pictures of the apartments and all the information I've uncovered so far.

Cheers,

Soosi

UPDATE - I've found quite a bit more and possibly Denise. I'm emailing you some birth records and some more pictures.

Re: Denise Richier

DonnaBowen2359 — 2012-03-23 01:25:36Z

Yes, I believe it could be Miron instead of Miroy. I would love to see a picture of the apartments. Please email me at gryphon1976@comcast.net and I will explain more about the letters. I can scan them this weekend.

Donna

Re: Denise Richier

Soospad — 2012-03-22 22:11:56Z

Could her address be rue Miron instead of Miroy? There is no rue Miroy in Nice, in fact the only one I can find is in Quebec. I do know that there are apartments at 7 rue Miron in Nice. I can send you a picture of them if you'd like.

I'd be happy to translate the letters for you. Do you have a scanner or know someone who could scan them for you?

I'll see what I can find about the Denise you located the family tree for.

Re: Denise Richier

DonnaBowen2359 — 2012-03-22 17:04:16Z

I came across letters that Denise had written to a US GI during the war - specifically in June and August of 1945. Her address at that time was 7 Rue Miroy, Nice, France. The post mark on all three envelopes says Alpes Marme and Nice. The letters are written in French and I am planning to get them translated. There is a rough English translation included with the letters. The recipient had them translated back in 1945 and took notes.
I did locate a family tree with Denise Richier on ancestry.com. That Denise was born in 1922, which would fit my timeline of her birth. She is shown as married with one child. I believe that woman died in 1995. I'm just not sure it's the same woman.

Re: Denise Richier

Soospad — 2012-03-21 03:41:59Z

I'm hoping someone who lives in the South of France and reads this boards will offer to do some leg work for you.

I have very little access to records for people who could possibly still be alive (I have pretty good luck finding their ancestors) but I'll do my best to see if I can find out anything for you.

Do you know anything else about her? Any little bits of information will be helpful such as:
Do you have the names of any of her relatives?
Do you know where she lived before she went to Nice?
Do you know her occupation?
Please let me know as much about her as you can. You can post it here or send in to me privately.

Best,

Soosi

Denise Richier

DonnaBowen2359 — 2012-03-20 03:37:09Z

I am looking for information on Denise Richier. Her estimated date of birth is between 1920 and 1927 in France. She was living in Nice, France in 1945. I am trying to find out if she ever married and what happened to her after WW2.

Re: Roger Simeon

OPaadimeister — 2011-10-04 17:33:20Z

Thanks Soosi and to my newfound friend in Antibes, who on his own located the grave for me and sent pictures, did not know him before, quite an accomplishment by both of you. The lawfirm located the will and the beneficiaries but will not provide the newphews address (Guy Simeon), so much for sending them a hefty fee of $599 euros reason given was they did not ask the Notary for it. Guess too difficult and expensive to pick the phone up and call.
Cheers

Re: Roger Simeon

Soospad — 2011-10-04 10:45:25Z

Good idea to get the law firm to make sure everything is as your uncle wished. How nice of your friend to go take pictures.

I will try some searches and see if I can help you track down Guy and/or Catherine.

All the best!

Soosi

Re: Roger Simeon

OPaadimeister — 2011-10-04 05:44:45Z

We found his grave at Semboules, P1 section, permanent section and a frined went and took pictures of the grave. Have hired a lawfirm in Antibes, Juan Les Pins, to follow through and to make sure his wishes were carried out. Still looking for nephew Guy Simeon, last address was in Paris, but he is likely in his 70's now, He had a wife Catherine and a beautiful daughter

Roger Simeon

OPaadimeister — 2011-09-17 01:43:50Z

Have located the gravesite for Roger Simeon at les Semboules cemetary in Antibes,France. He died in 2006, if anyone can hekp to find the date or someone who looks after the tomb now, would be great. Also looking for his nephew Guy Simeon, married to Catherine Simeon if anyone knows their whereabouts

Re: Roger Simeon

OPaadimeister — 2011-09-17 01:43:39Z

Thanks Soosi
we found the gravesite at "les Semboules" Lot P1 (perpetual section) and I have pictures of it now, but year only is shown as 2006.
Thanks for all your efforts !!

Olavi

Roger Simeon, Antibes

OPaadimeister — 2011-09-17 01:40:54Z

Looking for my uncle Roger Simeon, have a feeling he has passed. Was married to Magda Simeon, who is also buried in Antibes. Mail to 67 Chemin Petit du Four, is being returned.
he was born 1915. Any help is appreciated. Roger before he retired and moved to Cote d'Azur worked at Berkeley Restaurant in Paris

Re: Roger Simeon

Soospad — 2011-09-10 04:48:34Z

That was certainly very nice of them to do that for you.

Funny but we didn't feel the quake in the Victoria area but they did everywhere else on the Island and on the mainland around Vancouver. It was fairly deep so did a lot of shake and swing but no real damage. Best of all, no tsunami. Since I live in a seaside town we aren't real keen on the word tsunami. Thanks so much for your concern.

Keeping my fingers crossed that you'll soon get replies from the Simeons and one will be Roger's nephew!

Take care!

Re: Roger Simeon

OPaadimeister — 2011-09-09 20:39:57Z

Thanks for your advice, the Police in Antibes actually went to the condo yesterday morning and today I received their e-mail confirming his date of death.
Just heard an eartquake on Vancouver Island 6.7, hope you ok

Re: Roger Simeon

OPaadimeister — 2011-09-05 15:09:57Z

Hi Soosi
I had the same feelings towards my father, because I knew he has another family and didn't want to "disturb". Finally I said to heck with it and sent off an email with some details to a place in Ontario. Right away I got an answer back that I found the right place and got an invite to reunite. Guess someone advised them to be careful, since they are very wealthy thinking I was after something. Havn't heard a word since and now they ignore the emails asking for a photo. So I can't be bothered with them.Just wanted to have closure which I now have.
Cheers my friend

Re: Roger Simeon

Soospad — 2011-09-05 09:57:06Z

I'm so sorry you found your birth father too late. I live on Vancouver Island and am originally from Vancouver so if there's anything I can do to help please let me know. I'm a Gemini and, yes, I do get bored easily, but as far as genealogy goes I never give up. If I run out of leads I may put something on the back burner for a while but I'll keep coming back and trying to find more.

The same thing happened with my birth father. I've been able to do some genealogy on his family but since he never knew about me I've never wanted to freak out his family by contacting them.

My birth mother was a whole other story. We were reunited in 1983 and had many wonderful years together until her death in 2002. Along with her I got two half-brothers and three half-sisters who are terrific. All the rest of the family, cousins and such, welcomed me into the family as well. It is almost like a fairy-tale dream come true.

Re: Roger Simeon

OPaadimeister — 2011-09-05 06:29:42Z

I sent letters today to the three best candidates and lets see what happens.
Funny you should say that how you found your birthmother, found my father by sending emails to people with the same last names and found him in Vancouver, BC, but he died 5 years ago. Still following up on what I can find out. I'm a Virgo and don't give up easy

Re: Roger Simeon

Soospad — 2011-09-05 06:18:38Z

Hi Olavi,

I'm so glad my suggestions are paying off. I'd be tempted to call the list of Guy and G Simeon's I found. You never know, one might be Roger's nephew. I found my birth mother that way.

Good luck and all the best!

Soosi

Re: Roger Simeon

Soospad — 2011-09-04 11:32:20Z

I tried finding any sort of forum for Antibes or somewhere close by to ask if anyone would be kind enough to check out the cemetery. Unfortunately I couldn't find any.

All I can think of is going back to the writing and/or calling. I found the address and phone for the cemetery. I also found one Simeon (Pascal) in Antibes and a number of Guy's and G's in other parts of France.

Best of luck,

Soosi.

Cemeteries Semboules
LIEU DIT LES Semboules
06600 Antibes
Tel: 04.92.90.51.46

Pascal Simeon
résidence: Les Tilleuls bât 2
1620 avenue Jules Grec
06600
ANTIBES JUAN LES PINS
Tel: 04 93 33 15 46
Tel: 09 64 42 78 12

Guy Siméon
24 rue Jean Jaurès
27540
IVRY LA BATAILLE
Eure
Tel: 02 32 26 30 29

G Simeon
12 rue Génissieu
38000
GRENOBLE
Isere
Tel: 04 76 87 19 49

G Siméon
49 Bis rue Druyes
58500
CLAMECY
Nievre
Tel: 03 86 27 90 71

Guy Simeon
1 rue Peupliers
63122
CEYRAT
Puy de Dome
Tel: 04 73 61 36 42

G Simeon
Haute Saone
Tel :03 84 30 16 01

Guy Simeon
199 chem Hutins
74270
DESINGY
Haute Savoie
Tel: 04 50 60 74 93

Guy Siméon
62 rue Alleray
75015
PARIS
Tel: 01 45 33 02 34

Guy Siméon
1980 route Fau
82370
CORBARIEU
Tarn et Garonne
Tel: 05 63 67 80 22

Re: Roger Simeon, Antibes

Soospad — 2011-08-31 02:57:21Z

Dear Ollie,

I'm glad to hear my suggestion helped but I am so very sorry to hear your uncle had passed. He certainly lived to a ripe old age. I hope someone will be kind enough to send you more details.

My very best wishes to you, my friend,

Soosi

Re: Roger Simeon, Antibes

OPaadimeister — 2011-08-31 01:54:16Z

Hello there my friend
thanks for your help again, got a hold of the owner of one of the condos, who confirmed my uncle passed about 3-4 years ago. I have written as you suggested and hopefully I will get more details in due course

cheers
Ollie

Re: marcelle charlotte raymond

wando1238 — 2011-08-19 13:11:33Z

no annie left france as a young girl she married and stayed in the united states.wanda

Re: Robert Trevor Seal - 1917 to 1986 Nice France to Chicago Illinois

Cheri_Tipton — 2011-08-19 05:41:40Z

You are amazing and i really appreciate all the help. We do not have that information. You are really filling in the blanks!!!
Yes we want to send for the divorce records, please send me the info.
Here are some tidbits we have put together from some old pictures that may help you.

Louise Gorge employment information

Employment History
Nappin Stores, Rua 15 De Novembro, 26 Sao Paulo, Brazil 12/3/1913 - 6/30/1916 Leaving for Europe
Letter notarized by Le Consul de France

American Officer's Club, YMCA Nice, France 12/25/1918 - June 1919
L'Esplanada Hotel Sao Paulo, Brazil Jan 1925 - August 1926 Return to France
Letter notarized by Le Consul de France

Ines Seal a few addresses

c/o Mrs. Ullman 22 E 88 Street New York, New York 11/6/1929
c/o Mrs. Ullman 22 E 88 Street New York, New York 10/25/1929

William Seal had a brother Fred who married a Katherine Zita Seal based on some old letters?
Believe William served or fought in France in World War I
There was an old picture that said Camp due General Deville tour de Paris, 1/10/1915 might really be General Neville.
No Deville in France wars, but a Neville who took over after Joffre at Marne and Battle of Aisne.

It is also believed from family stories that he did go back to Brazil and maybe worked on the cable cars for the Christ the Redeemer statue.??

Robert Trevor Seal went to a military school in New Jersey, so they must have lived with Ines. Found it on the internet. No longer exists. It was DeVitte Military Academy in Morganville, New Jersey.
He also went to Sister Mildred High School in Los Angeles and St. Anthony's Church.

I appreciate the continued help, you are awesome. Thank you very much.

Re: Roger Simeon, Antibes

OPaadimeister — 2011-08-17 20:35:23Z

Thanks for your help Soosi, sent a letter to the Police today and hopefully will hear in a month or so.

Re: Trying to locate Guy and Alan Meyer

Soospad — 2011-08-17 20:16:01Z

So far no luck. If you've got any other information no matter how small or meaningless it seems, let me know. Sometimes it can generate big leads.