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Les Conscrits De 1870-71 En Essonne.Xlsx nom prénoms n° d'ordre naissance lieu domicile métier régiment lieu du décès cause du décès date engagé volontaire prisonnier de guerre observations GILBERT Jules Alphonse 455 30/11/1848 Abbéville la Rivière Abbéville la Rivière marchand 35ème R.I.T GUILLOTEAU Alexandre Alfred 457 28/10/1848 Abbéville la Rivière Abbéville la Rivière charretier 60ème de Ligne Paris 1er 18/02/1871 mort à l'ambulance des Tuileries LEDUC Louis Lucien 593 23/06/1849 Abbéville la Rivière Abbéville la Rivière charretier 5ème R.T.E GILBERT Anatole Fulgence 594 04/04/1849 Abbéville la Rivière Abbéville la Rivière ouvrier en boutons 35ème R.I.T DELORME Louis Gustave 604 21/10/1849 Abbéville la Rivière Abbéville la Rivière bourrelier 35.ème R.I GAGER Charles Léon Adolphe 2ème cote 19/05/1848 Ablis (78) Dourdan cultivateur 105ème R.I E.V prisonnier de guerre du 19/01/1871 au 02/02/1871 CESSON Louis 2ème cote 29/11/1848 Ajain (23) Marcoussis carrier 2ème B.C.P Magdebourg 02/02/1871 P.G décédé en Allemagne de catharre pulmonaire LOISON François Adolphe 199 16/04/1847 Allaines (80) Corbeil chaudronnier 34.ème R.I GUILLEMAIN Alexandre 1065 17/12/1850 Angers (49) Limours cordier 98ème de Ligne CHRETIEN Victor Auguste 378 17/03/1847 Angerville Angerville cultivateur 35.ème R.I ARGAND Charles Casimir 380 30/05/1847 Angerville Angerville tonnelier 35.ème R.I JUMEAU Henri Eugène Alex. 386 16/01/1847 Angerville Angerville cuisinier 35.ème R.I DURANDET Jules Edouard 398 24/07/1847 Angerville Angerville peintre 35.ème R.I CHRETIEN Adolphe Alexandre 399 06/11/1847 Angerville Angerville couvreur 35.ème R.I LEJARS Gustave Alphonse 400 08/02/1847 Angerville Angerville menuisier 40ème R.I DAVID Jules Hippolyte 403 08/06/1847 Angerville Angerville domestique 35.ème R.I CHRETIEN Henri Victor 404 13/09/1847 Angerville La Chapelle Saint-Mesmin étudiant 35.ème R.I FORTEAU Charles Marie 405 06/07/1847 Angerville Angerville employé 35.ème R.I DESGOUILLONS Emile Xavier 410 07/06/1847 Angerville Angerville journalier 35.ème R.I BOULAY Joseph Gabriel 2ème cote 14/07/1847 Angerville Angerville non précisé 11ème Chasseurs E.V pas de mention de Campagne BONNEAU Félix Désiré 482 11/10/1848 Angerville Pithiviers chaudronnier 35.ème R.I BOUDON Athanase Parfait 503 31/12/1848 Angerville Paris (Batignolles) cordonnier 35.ème R.I PUIS Désiré Adolphe 591 14/06/1849 Angerville Angerville charretier 35.ème R.I PERDRIGER Alexandre Désiré 634 30/01/1849 Angerville Paris jardinier 35.ème R.I PILTE Louis Casimir Aug. 635 31/03/1849 Angerville Angerville Md de vins 35.ème R.I JUMEAU Paul Gabriel 326 04/11/1850 Angerville Angerville ébéniste 7ème Artillerie P.G interné en Suisse du 01/02/1871 au 22/03/1871 GAUTHIER Louis Augustin 350 31/12/1850 Angerville Paris serrurier 29ème de Ligne ROUSSEAU Rémy M. Armand 2ème cote 01/04/1850 Angerville Angerville étudiant 10ème Hussards E.V engagé à Chartres le 05/09/1870 pour la durée de la guerre DAVID Aimable Désiré 203 20/04/1848 Angerville Garges lès Gonesses (95) charcutier 34.ème R.I SIROU Charles Alexandre 2ème cote 04/11/1848 Angerville St Martin de Bréthencourt berger 40ème de Ligne disparu pendant la guerre de 1870 COHIER Jules Auguste François 992 26/12/1850 Angerville Dourdan ferblantier 98ème de Ligne SIROU Charles Alexandre 2ème cote 04/11/1848 Angerville St Martin de Bréthencourt berger 40ème de Ligne disparu pendant la guerre de 1870 GALLET François Jules 1388 10/08/1848 Angervilliers Angervilliers cultivateur non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Chartres MENANT François Ernest 1235 03/06/1847 Angervilliers Paris ébéniste non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Dreux JOSEPH Charles Alexandre 1650 17/02/1849 Angervilliers Angervilliers cultivateur non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Dreux COQUET Eugène Alphonse 1657 22/08/1849 Angervilliers Angervilliers maçon non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Dreux LAUNAY François Joseph 1662 02/04/1849 Angervilliers St Cyr ss Dourdan journalier non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Chartres DELAMAIN Léon Charles 562 05/04/1849 Arpajon Bouray/Juine maçon 35.ème R.I TROCHU Albert Ludovic 5 29/04/1847 Arpajon Arpajon quincaillier 33.ème R.I CLAUDEL Eugène 33 08/09/1847 Arpajon Egly cultivateur 33.ème R.I THOMINE Louis Eugène 48 30/09/1847 Arpajon Arpajon cordonnier 33.ème R.I HAMAURY Dominique 50 03/04/1847 Arpajon Arpajon maçon 33.ème R.I HILAIRE Victor Honoré 1 09/04/1848 Arpajon Orléans tailleur de pierres 33.ème R.I DELAUNAY Louis 37 03/08/1848 Arpajon Blois (41) couvreur non précisé EYRAUD Adolphe Hippolyte 51 23/10/1848 Arpajon Arpajon cordonnier 33.ème R.I TURQUIS Alexandre Joseph 57 21/11/1848 Arpajon Arpajon boucher 33.ème R.I TROCHU Jules Désiré 61 14/08/1848 Arpajon Paris commis 33.ème R.I VALLOIS Eugène Amédée 38 07/02/1849 Arpajon Arpajon architecte 33.ème R.I GRAINGANT Eugène Joseph 39 01/11/1849 Arpajon Paris journalier 33.ème R.I CHALIGNE Louis Désiré 46 21/11/1849 Arpajon Arpajon boucher 33.ème R.I PANNET Gabriel Valérius 54 08/09/1849 Arpajon Guibeville comptable 33.ème R.I BOUCHE Arthur Gustave 55 26/01/1849 Arpajon Arpajon maréchal ferrant 33.ème R.I DE BESSE Louis Edouard Albert 57 20/05/1849 Arpajon Egly employé 33.ème R.I BOUVIER Joseph 17 09/05/1850 Arpajon Paris épicier 7ème R.A GREGOIRE Louis Victor 33 01/11/1850 Arpajon Paris tailleur de pierres 98ème de Ligne DELMAS Edmond Auguste 2ème cote 07/06/1850 Arpajon Bruyères le Châtel charpentier 7ème R.A RIQUOIS Eugène 172/211 08/03/1851 Arpajon Arpajon non précisé 51ème R.I E.V engagé volontaire pour 2 ans le 17/10/1870 à Chartres MINIER Louis Aimable 497 21/06/1848 Arrancourt Arrancourt maçon 35.ème R.I THOMIN Louis Paul Napoléon 615 22/01/1849 Arrancourt Arrancourt charretier 35.ème R.I ROUAULT Eusèbe Hippolyte 632 12/03/1849 Arrancourt Arrancourt charretier 60ème de Marche Laval (53) 25/02/1871 décédé à l'ambulance de St Michel LECOINTE Eugène Julien 332 01/12/1849 Artenay (45) Etampes charcutier G.M Manche E.V RIVIERE Aimé Oscar 423 25/04/1848 Athis Mons Lardy treillageur 35.ème R.I RIVIERE Victor Edmond 302 29/05/1850 Athis Mons Lardy maçon 98ème de Ligne DUVAL Jacques Gustave 105 07/01/1848 Athis Mons Draveil jardinier 36.ème R.I BENARD Louis Ambroise 299 04/04/1848 Athis Mons Athis Mons maçon 33.ème R.I BIDARD Florentin Augustin 326 18/03/1849 Athis Mons Athis Mons peintre 33.ème R.I GINDREY Edmond 340 22/11/1849 Athis Mons Athis Mons serrurier 33.ème R.I MARCEAU François Victor 348 06/02/1849 Athis Mons Paris boucher 33.ème R.I LASSERRE Ambroise 2ème cote 24/01/1849 Athis Mons Athis maçon 12ème R.I St Maurice (94) 28/11/1870 décédé à l'ambulance de Vincennes (St Maurice) LEE Désiré Alexandre J. 44 12/10/1847 Aunay ss Auneau (28) Versailles chaudronnier 30.ème R.I parents demeurant à Linas BERTHIER Albin 1428 17/07/1848 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine tonnelier non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Chartres BRUGNON Théophile Arthur 1308 19/08/1847 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine garçon de cour non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Chartres BERTHIER Jules Victor 1725 25/04/1849 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine boulanger non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Dreux BORDES Alphonse Onésime 1755 02/10/1849 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine manouvrier non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Chartres GRAFFIN Rose Appolinaire 1778 11/11/1849 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine boulanger non précisé Régiment d'Infanterie stationné à Chartres GUISNET Louis 1028 16/03/1850 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine charretier 98ème de Ligne RABIER Marie Henri Eloi 1032 23/08/1850 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine cultivateur 7ème R.A LIMET Julien Charles 2ème cote 04/03/1850 Authon la Plaine Authon la Plaine cultivateur 4ème Chasseurs blessé à l'épaule à la bataille de villersexel (70) ROULLEAU Jules Alfred 502 02/10/1848 Autruy/Juine (45) Méréville boucher 35.ème R.I GUILLOIS Alfred Edouard 626 24/11/1849 Autruy/Juine (45) Angerville maçon 35.ème R.I MEYER Emile 185 27/07/1848 Auvernaux Auvernaux maréchal ferrant 34.ème R.I CAILLET Eugène 328 15/10/1847 Auvers St Georges Paris 10ème maçon 35.ème R.I GRENAULT Louis 403 05/05/1848 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges carrier 60ème de Marche Paris 7ème 04/12/1870 décédé de la variole - acte inscrit Paris 16ème (domicile) LEGRAIN Désiré Alfred 404 19/02/1848 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges carrier 35.ème R.I PAILLOUX Louis Alfred 433 19/12/1848 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges charron 35.ème R.I CIRET Henri Auguste 437 13/12/1848 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges carrier 35.ème R.I nom prénoms n° d'ordre naissance lieu domicile métier régiment lieu du décès cause du décès date engagé volontaire prisonnier de guerre observations DUVAL Louis Auguste 443 17/04/1848 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges cultivateur 35.ème R.I MARTIN Victor 538 09/07/1849 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges non précisé 35.ème R.I BIRON Louis Auguste 563 03/05/1849 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges cultivateur 35.ème R.I CHAPARD Louis Victor 566 22/01/1849 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges cultivateur 35.ème R.I DUVAL Ernest 283 18/07/1850 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges charretier 7ème Artillerie GRENAULT Alphonse Joseph 2ème cote 25/05/1850 Auvers St Georges Auvers St Georges maçon 3ème Génie Lyon 1er 08/11/1870 décédé à l'hôpital militaire des Colinettes CHEVALLIER Ferdinand 11 14/10/1849 Avrainville Avrainville cultivateur 33.ème R.I FAUVET Appolinaire Vincent 12 28/04/1849 Avrainville Avrainville cultivateur 33.ème R.I COTENTIEN Louis 49 26/03/1849 Avrainville Avrainville cultivateur 33.ème R.I GUEZARD Jules 226 18/01/1847 Ballainvilliers
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