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BOSSY Constantin BOSIE De Roumanie & …………… ? l'Arbre Généalogique de la Famille BOSSY Constantin BOSIE de Roumanie & …………….. Sources: Mihai D. STURDZA Familiile Boiereşti din Moldova şi Ţara Românească vol. II, Bucarest 2011, p. 81 Mona & Florian BUDU-GHYKA Le Site de la Famille Ghika - www.ghika.net Rédaction, graphisme et mise en page: Mona & Florian BUDU-GHYKA© Catrina Ileana Iordache Maria Bălașa oct. 2016 1765 † …1805 Mise à jour (famille) Irina D. Bossy-Ghica et Fabrice R. Florin & Constantin GHEUCA non mariée Postelnic; & Mihai RACOVIȚĂ & Costin VEISA nov. 2016: &1 20.V.1785 Anastasia Compléments dates Marta Bossy Philippe Goaillard (F) Gheorghe ȘENDREA oct. 2020 &2 Marta GHERGHEL Copyright © Mona & Florian Budu-Ghyka www.ghika.net 2222 Nota: Les titres et les dignités propres à l'histoire des Principautés Roumaines Maria Vasile Ecaterina Constantin n'ont pas été traduits et nous avons gardé, de même que pour les noms † …1873 Réligieuse; † Iași 14.XII.1845 et les lieux géographiques, l'orthographe de la langue roumaine & 10.XI.1816 Agă; Postelnic; Supérieure Mon. Agafton; Comis; Căminar; Serdar; Sideri DABIJA & Elena MĂLĂESCU & Elena BURKI Căminar; f. de Răducanu Mălăescu (rem. Racoviță) et de Raluca Krupenski n. ...1823 † 23.II.1859 ╪ Sârca (Iași) Ruxandra Gheorghe Vasile Aristia Maria Eleonora Constantin n. 5.XI.1841 n. 11.IV.1843 n. Iași 22.XI.1853 † Buc. 27.XII.1927 n. ...1833 n. 4.I.1842 n. 12.III.1843 † 24.I.1914 † Buc. ..V.1939 & Gheorghe † 20.I.1904 † Iași 15.IX:1869 & Alexandru NEGRI Lic. Droit (Paris); Magistrat; Député; KRUPENSKI & Constantin Architecte; &1 Văculești (Dorohoi) 1882 KRUPENSKI &Iași 1863 Irène CORTAZZI f. de Henri Cortazzi Olga ȘEPTILICI et de Irina Mavrogheni (div.) &2 Buc. 3.XII.1893 Olimpia BORĂNESCU n. ...1859 † ..1939 adoptent le nom BOSSY 11 2 2 Magdalena Marta Raoul BOSSY Robert BOSSY n. Iași 29.IV.1883 n. Buc. 31.X.1894 n. Buc. ...1897 †..X.1940 † Paris 31.VIII.1915 † Gstaad (Suisse) 26.VIII.1975 † Rio de Janeiro .XI.1973 Réligieuse; & Georges SWIECINSKI ╪ Saanen (Suisse) Général 1944; Supérieure Mon. n. Rădăuți 5.V.1878 Secr. Gén. du Conseil de Régence 1927-1930 Premier Aide de Camp Royal 1944-1945; Buna Vestire (Moreni) † Guethary (F) 17.I.1958 Délégué Gén. à la Soc. des Nations 1931-1934 Aide de Camp Royal Honorifique 1945-1947 Dr. Méd. (Iași) 1908; Minisitre Plénip.à Helsinki 1934, &1 Buc. 4.II.1923 Alexandra N. GHICA (div. 1947) Artiste sculpteur; Budapest 1936-1939, Roma 1939, f. de Niculae I. Ghica et de Irina Cantacuzino Berna 1940-1941, Berlin 1941-1943 n.Floreşti 1.VI.1903 & 30.IV.1925 Senta CANTACUZINO † Paris 27.VII.2004 n. Buc. 16/29.IX.1905 ╪ Paris Bagneux † Londres 28.II.2001 &2 Rio de Janeiro 1956 Daisy de WERTHER Fam. BOSSY-GHICA 11 Sanda Blanche George Ilinca Michel-André Dan BOSSY-GHICA Alexandra n. Buc. 29.I.1926 n. Buc. 15.VII.1928 n. Buc.4.VI.1931 n. New York 14.VII.1943 n. Buc.24.VIII.1924 n. Buc.10.II.1927 † Genève ..XII.2013 † New York ...2002 & New York 1968 † Sion 19.XI.2015 † Paris 4.IV.2000 & 31.X.1953 Robert R. FLORIN &2 New York 16.VIII.1962 Kathleen HAHN Dr. Méd. ╪ Paris Bagneux n. Rjew (RU) 4.XII.1912 Sanda MORUZI n. …1942 &1 Zina PLATON (div.1960) & Alexandru DANIELOPOL † Genève (CH) .XI.2004 f. de Alexandru Moruzi et † Paris 11.XI.2002 n. 17.V.1916 de Suzanne de Weck ╪ Paris Bagneux † Paris 8.II.2009 n. Iași 12.XII.1936 &2 1962 Sanda BIBICESCU ╪ Paris Bagneux Médecin; † Sion 3.I.2006 Fam. FLORIN 1 Fabrice Claude Marc-Antoine Bénédicte Philip Ștefan Alexandru Denise-Ileana Estelle-Marina Nicolae Irina n. New York n. New York 4.I.1956 n. New York 25.VII.1957 n. Genève 25.IX.1962 n. New York …1955 n. New York …1958 n. New York …1964 n. Providence …1973 n. Providence …1978 n. Lyon-Bron n.29.V.1954 15.XII.1954 & 8.IX.1984 Marie-Valentine & Paule ………….. & Tony DAGGER & Diana ………… (Rhode-Island USA) …1983 Diplomate; & Phyllis UPPMAN DELPECH de SAINT GUILHEM n. …1956 & Paris 1985 n. Paris 10.VII.1959 Antoine BOULIN Ingénieur conseil; Fam. DAGGER Fam. BOULIN Adam Alexandra Laetitia Jules Emile Alice Mathew Christopher Timothy Mathew Alexandra Mathei Jean-Vladimir n. …1982 n. Lausanne Marie Agnes n. …1991 n. …1993 n. 1.VII.1998 n. 13.XII.1999 n. …1990 n. …1995 n.30.I.1987 n.18.XII.1988 n.3.V.1994 20.VIII.1987 n. Lausanne † 23.IX.1998 10.IV.1989 Copyright © Mona & Florian Budu‐Ghyka 2003 ‐ 2016.
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