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Liste Nominative Des Personnes Originaires De Sétif Déportées En Nouvelle Calédonie Réalisée Par MF TOUMI Liste nominative des personnes originaires de Sétif déportées en Nouvelle Calédonie Réalisée par MF TOUMI WWW.SETIF.INFO Noms Lieu de naissance Fils de Age Etat civil Arrivée en NC Abdallah ben Larbi Méridjet, Sétif Larbi ben Ahmed et Aïcha bent Séghir 36 Divorcé, 1 enfant 1891 Abdallah ben Saïd Douar Ould Skhar, BordjSaïd Bou ben Arreridj, Loucif Sétifet Khedidija bent M'Ahmed 36 Marié, 2 enfants 1896 Abdelafid ben Mohamed Fermatou, Sétif Mohamed ben Salah et Fathma bent Ahmed 36 1889 Abdelkassa Mohamed ou MoussaIssoumar, Bougie Mohamed Ou Chibout et Fathma Bent Amar 25 Marié 1893 Ahmed ben Aïssa Ouled Hadziz, Sétif Aïssa ben Chetrich et Reguia bent Amar 30 Célibataire 1893 Ahmed ben Mohamed ben BirRandam Kassa Ali, Sétif Mohamed ben Ramdan et La Lalahoum bent Ali 28 Marié 1891 Ahmed ben Salah Ouled Hadzez, Sétif Salah ben Hellan et Batha bent Madani 33 Célibataire 1891 Aïfa Laïfa ben Saïd Douar Merioud, Saint-Arnaud,Saïd ben Sétif Laïfa et Haïma bent Lakdar 29 Marié, 1 enfant 1895 Aissa ben Mezzoug Rabiah, Sétif Merzoug ou Bakli et Alioua bent el Arbi 18 Célibataire 1890 Aïssa ben Sassi Douar Sebka, Sétif Sassi ben Youssef et Sakria bent SaÏd Marié, 1 enfant 1889 Ali ben Abderrahim Douar Ouled Ali, Sétif Abderrahim Ben Mohamed et Fathma Bent Ali 28 Célibataire 1893 Ali ben Belkassem Douar Ouled-Ali, Sétif Belkassem ben Mécheni et Fathma bent Chafai 22 Marié 1893 Ali ben el Hadj ben ZahraouiMedjana, Sétif El hadj ben Zahraoui et Zohra bent Amar 25 Divorcé 1890 Ali ben Hacine Douar Rabta, Sétif Hacine ben Khelifa et Zora bent Mohamed 25 Célibataire 1894 Ali ben Lakdar Ouled Boutara, Sétif Lakdar ben M'Ahmed et Adjia bent Saadi 28 Célibataire 1889 Ali ben Mammer Sétif Mammer Ben Béchide et Zohra Bent Ali 28 Célibataire 1891 Ali ben Messaoud Laalma, Sétif Messaoud ben Dhif et Messaoud bent Salah 26 Célibataire 1897 Ali ben Moussa Hamman Bouira, Sétif Moussa ben Kara et Tedja bent Saïdi 30 Marié 1889 Ali ben Saou Douar Sebkha, Sétif Sahou ben Hamou et Bata bent Si Merzoug 35 Marié, 2 enfants 1890 Ali ben Yaya Béni Mezza, Sétif Yaya ben Moktar et Fathma bent Ahmed 18 Célibataire 1868 Ali ou Chaouffa Bou Aïch, Sétif Mohamed et Terba 34 Marié à Tessadit, 21868 enfants Amar bel Ounis Babors, Sétif Ounis ben M'bark, Mohamed et Saada bent Héligone35 ouMarié Mohamed, à Yemna Tamar1868 Amar ben Dreïdi Douar Sebka, Sétif Dreïdi ben Mohamed et Oum Saad bent Mohamed36 Marié 3 enfants 1889 Amar ben Lakhdar Douar Sebkha, Sétif Lakhdar Ben Saïd et Fathma bent Laouy 22 Célibataire 1894 Amar ben Mohamed Douar Ouitham Bordj bouMohamed Arredj, Sétifben Salah et Embarka bent El Haoussine30 Marié 1894 Amar ou Braham Bou Aïch, Sétif Braham et Lelia 30 Marié à Fathma, 61868 enfants Amar ou Habestoud Issoumar, Sétif Mohamed Ou Habestoud et Tessadit 30 Marié à Lakri bent1868 Ali, 4 enfants Amara Mabrouk ben Larbi El Baz, Sétif Larbi ben Embarek et Oum Saad bent Ahmed 28 Célibataire 1895 Ameur ou Chaouffa Bou Aïch, Sétif Mohamed et Terba 26 Célibataire 1868 Amor ben Ahmed ben LarbiOuled Sebaa, Sétif Ahmed Ben Larbi et Fathma Bent Said 30 Veuf, 1 enfant 1889 Aouani Hamou ben LakdharDouar Sakra, Sétif Lakdar ben Hamou et Sakra bent Saadi 30 Marié, 1 enfant 1896 Athman ben Djafar M'Sila, Sétif Djafar Ben Ahmed et Zohra Bent Mohamed 31 Célibataire 1892 Barket ben Rabah Douar Bou Thaleb, SétifRabah Ben Amar et Yamina Bent Mohamed 28 Marié 1893 Bel Arbii Ahmed ben el Aïd Douar Z'Geur, Sétif Saïd ben Ahmed et Oum el Kheir bent Madani 20 Célibataire 1895 Belkacem ben Laïdoudi Ouled Sahmoun, Sétif Laïdoudi ben Settouff et Aïcha bent Sassi 24 Célibataire 1895 Belkassem ben Mathi Amouchas, Sétif Messaoud ben Mohamed ben Mathi et Fathma bent29 RamdanMarié à Chérifa et1867 à Messaouda, 3 enfants Belkassem ben Naïli Ouled Si Ahmed, Sétif Naïli ben Moktar et Aldjia bent Ali 40 Célibataire 1891 Ben Arioua el Djoudi ben MessaoudDouar Ouled Dahman, SétifEl Messaoud Ben Ahmed et Fathma Bent El Haouseine28 Marié 1894 Ben Larbi Ahmed ben LarbiDouar Z'Guer, Sétif Larbi ben Larbi et Khélilja bent Ahmed 23 Célibataire 1895 Ben Semcha ben Lakdar dit Mégris,Saïd ben Sétif Lakdar ben BelkassemLakdar ben Belkassem et Embarka bent Ahmed 45 Célibataire 1893 Ben Zaoui Boulekrad ben CherifiDouar Ouled Zaim, Saint-Arnaud,Cherifi ben Sétif Lenlani et Embarka bent Guedem 25 Marié 1896 Blissak Ahmed ben Seghir Djorf M'Sila, Sétif Seghir ben Belsek et Fathma bent Abdallah 24 Marié, 1 enfant 1896 Blissak Amar ben Seghir Djorf M'Sila, Sétif Seghir ben Belsek et Fathma bent Abdallah 18 Célibataire 1896 Boudjemaa ben Mohamed Eulmas, Sétif Mohamed ben Dahman et Fathima bnet Kali 30 Marié à Kerfia bent1867 Fathma Bouguera ben Ahmed Ouled Zaïm, Sétif Ahmed ben Ali et Fathma bent Khemmari 49 Marié, 4 enfants 1891 Bouguerra ben Dahman Aïn Kahla, Sétif Dahman Ben Adjia et Halima Bent Rabia 38 Célibataire 1892 Bouzid ben Tahar Sétif Tahar ben ??? Et Khedidja bent Chérif 27 Divorcé 1890 Bouzidi Saïd ben Seddik El Ouaricia, Sétif Seddik ben Bouzidi et Zohra bent Mahfoud 32 Célibataire 1895 Brahim ben Rabah Douar M'Tarfa, Sétif Rabah Ben Deifallah et Yamina Bent Abdallah 36 Divorcé 1894 Deifallah ben Belkassem Douar Ouled Ali, Sétif Belkassem ben Mecheri et Fathma Bent Chaffaï 25 Divorcé 1893 Delimi ben Belkassem Saint-Arnaud, Sétif Ferhat ben Ali ben Belkassem et Aïchouche bent Seka29 Célibataire 1896 Derradji Aïssa ben el Hadj LarbiBou Drib, Sétif Hadj Larbi et Halima bent Messaoud 32 Marié, 1 enfant 1895 Derradji ben Brahim Ouled Sebaa, Kirhas, SétifBrahim ben Moussa et Aïda bent Saïd 41 Marié, 4 enfants 1889 Djemaï ben Ali ben AbdallahMedjana, Sétif Ali ben Abdallah et Kamir bent Taïeb 36 Marié 1890 Djoudi ben Mohamed Aïn Abessa, Sétif Mohamed el Djilali et Chehla bent Mohamed 25 Marié 1891 Douaddi ben Bougherra Ckahia, Sétif Bouguerra ben Attia et Zemouria 17 Célibataire 1896 El Aïd ben Rabah Douar Rabta, Sétif Rabah ben Larbi et Aldjia bent Merzsag 38 Marié, 8 enfants 1890 El Aissaoui ben Rabah Douar Rabta, Sétif Rabah ben Larbi et Aldjia bent Merzoug 45 Marié, 7 enfants 1890 El Arbi ben Ahmed Ouled Zaïn Sétif Ahmed ben Ali et Fathma bent Khemmari 34 Marié, 4 enfants 1890 El Ayachi ben Seghir Ouled Sabeur, Sétif Seghir ben Merzoug et El Areuf bent Rouad 32 Marié, 1 enfant 1889 El Guettal ben Si Ali Douar Sebkha, Sétif Si Ali ben Bakouch et Haïzia bent Brahim 36 Célibataire 1890 El Hadi ben Amar Rébiah, Douar N'Zéla, SétifAmar ben Chemi et El Preïza bent Kassi 25 Marié, 1 enfant 1890 El Hadj el Mahdi Béni Amran, Sétif M'Ahmed ou Ameur et Aïchour bent M'Ahmed Marié à Azena ben1868 Saïd 7 enfants El Haoussine ben si MohamedDouar de Mériouette, SétifSi Mohameed Ben Messaoud et Kamira Bent ben Tahar20 Célibataire 1889 El Koraichi ben Mohamed Ouled Si Ahmed, Sétif Mohamed ben Naïli et Yamina bnet Embarek 45 Marié 1891 El Mekki ben Brahim Douar Larbaié, Sétif Brahim ben Si Belkassem et Djente bent Belkassem37 Marié, 1 enfant 1891 Embarek ben Mechta Ouled Hamech, Sétif Abdallah ben Mechta et Zohra bent Lassaoui 30 Marié, 1 enfant 1894 Embarek ben Messaoud Ben Hmau, Mansourah,Messaoud Sétif ben Tegma et Rezieb bent Djema 35 Marié 1895 Embarek ben Saïd ben NadjiOuled Hadzez, Sétif Saïd ben Nadji et Sakria bent Saïd 33 Célibataire 1891 Ferhat ben el Koraïchi Ouled Si Ahmed, Sétif El Koraïchi Ben Nedjaï et Daouïa Bent Si Ali 38 Marié, 1 enfant 1889 Ferhat ben Touami Raz el Mâ, Sétif Touami ben Ahmed et Embarka bent Brahim 34 Célibataire 1889 Foudi Mahmoud ben TaharOuled Ali ben Naceur, SétifMohamed Tahar ben Bachir et Flathma bent El Bachir30 Marié, 4 enfants 1894 Foudi Mohamed Tahar Douar Ali ben Naceur, SétifEl Bachir ben Abdallah et de Fathma bent Ahmed ben el Bachir 48 Marié, 3 enfants 1894 Guermadou Mohamed benSidi Mohamed Embareck, Sétif Mohamed Guermadou et Aïchouch bent Zaïd 29 Célibataire 1893 Hamida ben Ahmed Douar ould Belkeir, SétifAhmed Lakdar ben Abdelkader et Halima bent Mohamed28 Marié, Séghir 2 enfants 1894 Hamou ben Ahmed Ras el ain Bou Sellam, SétifAhmed ben Ali et Yaminah bent Mohamed 36 Marié à Baïa bent 1868Saïd, 4 enfants Hanachi ben Saïd Douar Sebkha, Sétif Saad ben Taïeb et Haada bent Amar 29 Célibataire 1894 Haouf Othman ben Tahar Douar Meriaut, Saint-Arnaud,Tahar ben Sétif Ahmed et Embarka bent Belkassem 28 Célibataire 1895 Kassi ou el hadj Ferroun Aïns Kroun, Sétif Saïd ben Ferroun et Youssa bent Abderahman 38 Marié à Sadi bent 1868Saïd, 4 enfants Kehida Aïssa ben Ameur Ouled Triff Mansourah,Ameur Sétif ben Aïssa et El Yacoub bent Haoussin 25 Célibataire 1896 Khelifa Dahman ben AhmedDouar Hamou Zakra, Sétif Hamou ben Khelifa et Zohra bent El Aïd 36 Marié, 1 enfant 1896 Khérif ben Merzoug Tribu des Ouled Sidi Brahim,Merzoug Sétif ben Kouider et Hafria bent Bahlouli 20 Célibataire 1894 Laïb Louelhi ben Saadi Outhein, M'Sila, Sétif Saadi ben Abdallah et Aïcha bent Si Abdallah 28 Célibataire 1894 Laïb Moussa ben Ali Douar Outhen Bordj BouAli Arréridj, ben Abdallah Sétif et Fathma bent Si Ahmed 24 Célibataire 1894 Lakdar ben Embarek Douar Chott El Malah, SétifTaïeb ben Mebareck et Guesmia bent Ahmed 29 Marié 1893 Lakdar ben Kaddour ben el DouarEulmi Zaouïa, Sétif Kaddour ben El Eulmi et Kadra bent Lamri 36 Marié, 2 enfants 1893 Lakdar ben Si Mohamed Douar Sebkha, Sétif Si Mohamed ben Messaoud et Khadidja bent Ahmed30 Célibataire 1890 Lakdhar ben Ahmed Ras-El-Aïn Bousselam, SétifAhmed et Yamina 42 Marié à Safia 1867 Lamri ben Ali Guellal, Sétif Ali ben Saïd et Menouda bent El Haoussine 36 Marié, 1 enfant 1893 Laribi Laribi ben Ali Douar M'Tif, Sétif Ali et Messaouda bent Ahmed 35 Veuf 1896 Lebouazda Rabah ben MaamarDouar Maadid, Bordj BouLabouzda Arreridj, ben Sétif Maamar et Guettouche
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