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Archives De La Guerre Et De L'armée De Terre Listes des documents d'archives conservés par le Service historique de la Défense (SHD), numérisés et consultables sans réservation, sur les postes informatiques de la salle des références (SHD - château de Vincennes - pavillon du Roi) Archives de la Guerre et de l'armée de Terre Correspondances de la Guerre, Ancien Régime (série GR A) Intitulés Cotes Observations Côtes de Flandre, d'Artois, de Picardie, de Normandie, de Bretagne, de Poitou, GR 1 A 3533 d'Aunis, de Saintonge, de Guyenne, de Languedoc et de Provence (mai-juin 1759) Côtes de Flandre, d'Artois, de Picardie, de Normandie, de Bretagne, de Poitou, GR 1 A 3534 d'Aunis, de Saintonge, de Guyenne, de Languedoc et de Provence (juillet 1759) Côtes de Flandre, d'Artois, de Picardie, de Normandie, de Bretagne, de Poitou, GR 1 A 3535 d'Aunis, de Saintonge, de Guyenne, de Languedoc et de Provence (aout 1759) Côtes de Flandre, d'Artois, de Picardie, de Normandie, de Bretagne, de Poitou, GR 1 A 3536 d'Aunis, de Saintonge, de Guyenne, de Languedoc et de Provence (septembre 1759) Côtes de Flandre, d'Artois, de Picardie, de Normandie, de Bretagne, de Poitou, GR 1 A 3537 d'Aunis, de Saintonge, de Guyenne, de Languedoc et de Provence (octobre 1759) Hôtel des Invalides (série GR XY) Les registres des Invalides sont également en cours de retranscription sur le site Intitulés Cotes internet www.hoteldes invalides.org Registres de réception des officiers, bas-officiers et soldats GR 2 XY 12, 25, 27 à 37, 47 06/05/1694- 26/12 1697 Registres de réception des officiers, bas-officiers et soldats GR 2 XY 14 à 19 03/06/1701-24/06/1717 Registres de réception des officiers, bas-officiers et soldats GR 2 XY 21 à 23 02/06/1720-19/09/1726 Registres de réception des officiers, bas-officiers et soldats GR 2 XY 25 08/09/1729-25/09/1732 Registres de réception des officiers, bas-officiers et soldats GR 2 XY 27 à 37 02/09/1734-27/12/1759 Registres de réception des officiers, bas-officiers et soldats GR 2 XY 47 11/06/1789-5eme complémentaire an IV Registres de réception des bas-officiers GR 2 XY 53, 54 Registres de réception des capitaines GR 2 XY 58 Table générale des Invalides (1670-an IV) GR 2 XY 82 de Fabien à Hipolitte Délibérations des séances du conseil d'administration GR 2 XY 100, 102 15 frimaire an V-26 germinal an VI Registre des décès de tous grades (01/071807-31/12/1823) GR 2 XY 138 Registre matricule de la succursale d'Avignon: entrée et sortie 1840 GR 2 XY 163 Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) an VII-1ère moitié du XIXesiècle GR 2 XY 218 de E à F Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) an VII-1ère moitié du XIXe siècle GR 2 XY 219 de G à Gi Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) an VII-1ère moitié du XIXe siècle GR 2 XY 224 de Li à Ly Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) an VII-1ère moitié du XIXe siècle GR 2 XY 225 de M à Me Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) an VII-1ère moitié du XIXe siècle GR 2 XY 226 de Mi à Mu Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) classement chronologique GR 2 XY 266 04/01/1818-14/12/1839 Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) classement chronologique GR 2 XY 267 07/01/1840-13/11/1846 Registre d'admission (maison-mère et succursales) classement chronologique GR 2 XY 269 06/06/1853-20/12/1859 Registres d'ordres et correspondances du gouverneur et du général commandant GR 2 XY 298 07/08/1833-21/08/1840 l'Hôtel Registre des effets et successions des militaires invalides décédés GR 2 XY 342 17/02/1806-31/03/1808 Registre des effets et successions des militaires invalides décédés GR 2 XY 345 01/07/1819-30/12/1827 Registre des effets et successions des militaires invalides décédés GR 2 XY 347 01/01/1834-21/12/1844 Contrôles de troupe (série GR YC) Intitulés Cotes Observations Infanterie (1716-1786) (sous-série GR 1 YC) Régiment de Anhalt ( 1760-1763) GR 1 YC 32 Régiment d'Artois ( 1688-1737) GR 1 YC 45, GR 1 YC 48 Régiment d'Aunis ( 1722-1729) GR 1 YC 59 Régiment de Beaujollois ( 1745-1764) GR 1 YC 110 Régiment du Cambrésis ( 1718-1764) GR 1 YC 229 Régiment de Champagne ( 1718-1763) GR 1 YC 238 Régiment de Clare ( 1728-1763) GR 1 YC 256 Disponible également en microfilm GR 9M 557 Régiment de Condé ( 1718-1763) GR 1 YC 265 Régiment de La Fère (1718-1763) GR 1 YC 328, GR 1 YC 329 bis Régiment des Flandres (1736-1763) GR 1 YC 341 Régiment du Hainault (1728-1776) GR 1 YC 388 à GR 1 YC 393 Régiment de Lée ( 1716-1728) GR 1YC 406 Disponible également en microfilm GR 9M 559 Régiment de La Chenelaye (1716-1729) GR 1 YC 416 Régiment de La Couronne ( 1716-1763) GR 1 YC 421 Régiment de La Marche ( 1716-1726) GR 1 YC 438 Régiment de La Marck (1716-1756) GR 1 YC 445 Régiment de Lionne (1705-1728) GR 1 YC 507 Régiment de Mailly (1718-1756) GR 1 YC 542 Régiment du Maine ( 1718-1785) GR 1 YC 548 bis Régiment de Navarre ( 1716-1763) GR 1 YC 591 Régiment de Noailles (1716-1747) GR 1 YC 615 Régiment de Normandie (1716-1763) GR 1 YC 621, GR 1 YC 631 Régiment de Picquigny ( 1722-1788) GR 1 YC 655 Régiment du Périgord ( 1716-1763) GR 1 YC 670 Disponible également en microfilm GR 9M 561 Régiment de Picardie ( 1718-1763) GR 1 YC 685 Régiment de Piémont (1716-1763) GR 1 YC 700 Régiment de Provence (1722-1763) GR 1 YC 750 Régiment de Royal-Comtois (1718-1763) GR 1 YC 863 Régiment de Vermandois (1723-1762) GR 1YC 1028, GR 1YC 1029 Dépôt de l'Ile de Ré GR 1 YC 1068 Volontaires nationaux (1791-173) (sous-série GR 16 YC) Garde côtes d'Anvers/ 1ère compagnie GR 16 YC 1188 Garde côtes de Flessinges/ 2ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1189 Garde côtes d'Anvers/ 3ème compagnie GR 16YC 1190 Garde côtes d'Anvers/4ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1191 Garde côtes corse/ 1ère compagnie GR 16 YC 1239 Garde côtes corse/ 3ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1240 Garde côtes de Toulon/ 12ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1332 Garde côtes de Toulon/ 13ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1333 Garde côtes de Toulon/ 15ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1335 Garde côtes de Toulon-Antibes/ 20ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1337 Garde côtes de Trieste/ 1ère compagnie GR 16 YC 1344 Garde côtes de Trieste/ 2ème compagnie GR 16 YC 1345 Cavalerie (1768-1815) (sous-série GR 24 YC) 7ème régiment de chevau léger lanciers ( 19/01/1808-22/04/1813) GR 24 YC 128 30ème régiment de dragons (1er frimaire an II-13Ventôse an V) GR 24 YC 244 Fusiliers vétérans devenus sédentaires (1814-183) (sous-série GR 32 YC) 1ère compagnie GR 32 YC 213 Infanterie (1820-1880) (sous-série GR 34 YC) 1er régiment d'infanterie (31/03/1855-03/04/1856) GR 34 YC 28 15ème régiment d'infanterie (18/04/1855-26/08/1855) GR 34 YC 677 16ème régiment d'infanterie (06/1867-10/1869) GR 34 YC 735 25ème régiment d'infanterie (17/11/1833-27/11/1836) GR 34 YC 1134 25ème régiment d'infanterie (17/11/1833-27/11/1836) GR 34 YC 1135 41ème régiment d'infanterie (25/04/1831-01/11/1832) GR 34 YC 1868 41ème régiment d'infanterie (29/06/1837-15/01/1839) GR 34 YC 1872 42ème régiment d'infanterie (sans date- 15/01/1850) GR 34 YC 1928 43ème régiment d'infanterie (19/07/1848-10/08/1850) GR 34 YC 1985 47eme régiment d'infanterie GR 34 YC 2156 58ème régiment d'infanterie (09/02/1840-29/08/1841) GR 34 YC 2635 87ème régiment d'infanterie (30/11/1850-02/01/1854) GR 34 YC 3847 Infanterie (1820-1880) (sous-série GR 34 YC) 93ème régiment d'infanterie (23/06/1842-28/09/1845) GR 34 YC 4107 18ème régiment d'infanterie légère (21/02/1852-29/03/1854) GR 34 YC 4114 96ème régiment d'infanterie (09/05/1866-05/07/1867) GR 34 YC 4249 Les matricules 2000 à 2370 sont lacunaires 14ème bataillon de chasseurs à pied (28/03//1854-18/04/1856) GR 34 YC 4844 19ème bataillon de chasseurs à pied GR 34 YC 4896 19ème bataillon de chasseurs à pied (28/03/1854-09/02/1856) GR 34 YC 4896 BIS 3ème bataillon d'infanterie légère d'Afrique GR 34 YC 5407 BIS Artillerie (1784-187) (sous-série GR 36 YC) 23ème régiment d'artillerie montée (25/05/1859-20/01/1861) GR 36 YC 630 23ème régiment d'artillerie montée (19/01/1861-11/12/1863 GR 36 YC 631 24ème régiment d'artillerie à cheval (28/06/1854-26/08/1854) GR 36 YC 649 25ème régiment d'artillerie à cheval (21/08/1854-12/02/1856) GR 36 YC 640 26ème régiment d'artillerie à cheval (07/12/1863-20/05/1867) GR 36 YC 642 27ème régiment d'artillerie à cheval ( 20/05/1867-18/04/1871) GR 36 YC 643 Gendarmerie (1814-1909) (sous-série GR 42 YC) Garde Républicaine GR 42 YC 157 à 162 Devient Garde de Paris en Aout 1850 Bataillon de sapeurs-pompiers de Paris (03/03/1836-02/05/1844) GR 42 YC 275 Gendarmerie départementale de Gironde (1850-1880) GR 42 YC 331 Gendarmerie (1814-1909) (sous-série GR 42 YC) Gendarmerie départementale des Basses-Pyrénées (1831-1885) GR 42Y C 377 Inconnu GR 42 YC 1213 Inconnu GR 42 YC 1302 Troupes coloniales (1785-1902) (sous-série GR 43 YC) Bataillon des Antilles embarqué à Brest GR 43 YC 31 Détachement des sept demi-brigades en garnison à Saint Domingue (1801-1803) GR 43 YC 615 1er régiment d'artillerie de Marine (05/05/1803-1814) GR 43 YC 636 à 645 2ème régiment d'artillerie de Marine (05/051803-12/12/1815) GR 43 YC 660 à 673 Dossiers de personnalités de la Première Guerre mondiale Intitulés Cotes Observations ADRIAN Louis Auguste GR 15 YD 276 APPOLINAIRE Guillaume GR 5 YE 104065 CASTELNAU Edouard GR 9 YD 489 DESVALLIERES Georges GR 5 YE 111463 DOUMENC Aimé GR 13 YD 697 DRIANT Emile GR 6 YF 50295 DUHAMEL George GR 6 YE 22458 ESTIENNE Jean-Baptiste, Eugène GR 13 YD 121 FAYOLLE Emile GR 10 YD 1321 FOCH Ferdinand GR 9 YD 528 LEFEBVRE-DESVALLIERES Olivier, Gabriel, Victor, Georges GR 5 YE 128512 FOURNIER ALAIN GR 5 YE 134461 FRANCHET D'ESPEREY Louis GR 9 YD 534 GALLIENI Joseph GR 11 YD 27 GENEVOIX Maurice GR 11 YF 863 GOURAUD Henri GR 11 YD 50 HENNEQUIN
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