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Recensement 1817 Ordre Alphabetique-Ceres RECENSEMENT 1817 Nom Prénom(s) Section Vue / Anne Julie Cérès 187 / Auguste Cérès 187 / Charlotte (enfant trouvé de l’hôtel- Cérès 171 Dieu) / Dominique Hortense Cérès 165 / Eucélie Cérès 185 / Francine Cérès 187 / François Cérès 165 / Jean Cérès 165 / Joseph Cérès 165 / Joseph Cérès 165 / Louison Cérès 188 / Marie Anne Cérès 170 / Michel Cérès 184 / Pierre Joseph Cérès 185 / Rose Cérès 174 / Sophie Cérès 187 ABRAHAM Madelaine Cérès 187 ADNET Marie Claude Cérès 174 AGNES Gérard Cérès 187 AILLOU Marie Anne Cérès 176 ALARD Henriette Cérès 169 ALBY Françoise Cérès 174 ALBY Marie Anne Cérès 174 ALEXANDRE Eleonor Cérès 173 ALEXANDRE Jean Baptiste Cérès 165 ALEXANDRE Marguerite Cérès 186 ALEXANDRE Pierre Etienne Cérès 173 ALLARD Marie Therese Cérès 173 ALLARD Pierre Cérès 165 ALLART Elisabeth Cérès 158 ALLART Etienne Antoine Cérès 157 ALLART Françoise Cérès 157 ALLART Jean Victor Cérès 158 ALLART Marie Henriette Cérès 158 ALLART Nicolas Cérès 157 ALLART Remy Cérès 158 ALLART Therese Cérès 158 ALLART Thomas Cérès 158 ALLEAU Therese Cérès 162 ALLEAUX François Cérès 171 ALLEAUX Pierre Simon Cérès 171 ALLEAUX Robertine Cérès 171 ANOT Marie Barbe Cérès 184 ANTOINE / Cérès 175 ANTOINE Charles Cérès 178 ANTOINE Charles Cérès 179 RECENSEMENT 1817 Nom Prénom(s) Section Vue ANTOINE Eugene Cérès 179 ANTOINE Eugenie Cérès 179 ANTOINE Jean Cérès 174 ANTOINE Jean Baptiste Cérès 179 ANTOINE Jean Benoist Cérès 174 ANTOINE Jeanne Cérès 165 ANTOINE Jeanne Berbardine Cérès 188 ANTOINE Marie Antoinette Cérès 174 ANTOINE Marie Jeanne Cérès 179 ANTOINE Marie Nicolle Balzamie Cérès 174 ARGOT Marguerite Cérès 184 ARNOULET Marie Antoinette Cérès 187 ARNOULT Jean Baptiste Cérès 162 ARNOULT Nicolas Eugene Cérès 162 ASSY Marie Louise Cérès 177 AUBAY Marie Remiette Cérès 177 AUBERT Marie Claude Cérès 180 AUBERT Marie Joseph Cérès 189 AUBERT Marie Louise Cérès 173 AUBIN Marie Louise Cérès 178 AUBRY Angelique Cérès 167 AUBRY Auguste Cérès 167 AUBRY Francine Cérès 178 AUBRY Françoise Cérès 180 AUBRY Jean Pierre Cérès 178 AUBRY Magdelaine Cérès 180 AUBRY Nicolas Cérès 167 AUDRON Elisabeth Cérès 170 AUDRON Marie Louise Cérès 170 AUDRON Marie Victorine Cérès 170 BADY Marie Catherine Cérès 171 BALEUX Nicole Cérès 188 BALIGOT Julie Cérès 183 BALIGOT Louis Cérès 183 BALIGOT Louise Cérès 183 BALIGOT Nicolas Martin Cérès 183 BALLEUX Marie Joseph Cérès 161 BALLOIR Marie Jeanne Cérès 174 BAQUET François Cérès 158 BAQUET Jean François Nicolas Cérès 158 BAQUET Pierre Eugene Cérès 158 BARAQUANT Hélene Cérès 168 BARAQUANT Jean Cérès 168 BARAQUANT Louis Cérès 168 BARAQUANT Marguerite Cérès 168 BARAQUANT Susanne Cérès 168 BARAQUIN Marie Diette Claire Cérès 176 RECENSEMENT 1817 Nom Prénom(s) Section Vue BARBELET Alexis Cérès 172 BARBELET Auguste Cérès 167 BARBELET Eugene Cérès 167 BARBELET François Cérès 167 BARBELET Jean Marie Cérès 167 BARBELET Jean Pierre Cérès 167 BARBELET Marie Barbe Françoise Cérès 172 BARBELET Pierre Cérès 167 BARBET Antoinette Cérès 184 BARBIER Alexis Cérès 186 BARBIER Célestine Cérès 186 BARBIER Elisabeth Cérès 186 BARBIER Gérard Cérès 186 BARBIER Jean B. Nicolas Cérès 186 BARBIER Louis Nicolas Cérès 185 BARBIER Marie Antoinette Cérès 166 BARBIER Marie Françoise Cérès 186 BARBIER Marie Joseph Cérès 186 BARBIER Marie Louise Cérès 186 BARBIER Nicolas Cérès 173 BARBIER Victorine Cérès 186 BARON Catherine Cérès 187 BARON Pierre Cérès 187 BARON Remi Cérès 187 BARON Remiette Cérès 162 BARON Remy Cérès 162 BARON Toussaint Cérès 187 BARONNET Marie Jeanne Cérès 157 BARRA Marie Claude Cérès 188 BARRACHIN Antoine Cérès 183 BARRACHIN Augustine Cérès 183 BARRACHIN Augustine Cérès 183 BARRACHIN Balsamie Cérès 183 BARRACHIN Jean Nicolas Cérès 183 BARRACHIN Marcel Cérès 183 BARRACHIN Marie Perette Cérès 183 BARRÉ Marie Jeanne Cérès 183 BARRÉ Reine Cérès 183 BARREAUX Catherine Cérès 158 BARROIS Elisabeth Cérès 177 BARROIS Jean Baptiste Cérès 187 BARROIS Jean Remi Cérès 187 BARROIS Marie Jeanne Cérès 159 BARTIDE François Cérès 186 BATT Claude Elie Adolphe Cérès 158 BATTA Claude Auguste Cérès 158 BATTA Hubert Nicolas Cérès 158 RECENSEMENT 1817 Nom Prénom(s) Section Vue BATTA Marie Anne Cérès 187 BATTA Marie Anne Phibertine Cérès 158 BATTA Philbert Jean Cérès 158 BATTO Jeanne Nicole Cérès 186 BAUDET Marie Catherine Cérès 187 BAULUY Marie Remiette Cérès 178 BEAUDART François Cérès 166 BEAUDART Marie Jeanne Victorine Cérès 166 BEAUDART Pierre Cérès 166 BEAUDART Pierre Cérès 180 BEAUDET Antoine Cérès 170 BEAUDET Clarisse Cérès 170 BEAUDET Cornelie Cérès 170 BEAUDET Elisabeth Cérès 175 BEAUDET Hubert Cérès 170 BEAUDET Jean Marie Cérès 170 BEAUDET Josephine Cérès 170 BEAUDET Marie Antoinette Cérès 173 BEAUDET Marie Claude Cérès 174 BEAUDIEU Jean Nicolas Cérès 173 BEAUQUESON Marie Claude Cérès 187 BEAUVILLE / Cérès 176 BEGUIN Marie Henriette Cérès 172 BELLER Blaise Cérès 187 BELLOY Marie Jeanne Cérès 164 BENNICOTE Cécile Cérès 188 BENOIST Etienne Cérès 179 BENOIST Jean Baptiste Cérès 179 BENOIST Nicolle Cérès 179 BÉRAT François Cérès 169 BERNARD Catherine Cérès 159 BERNARD Jean baptiste Cérès 185 BERNARD Marie Jeanne Cérès 186 BERNARD Nicolas Remy Cérès 185 BERNARD Perette Cérès 188 BERRY François Cérès 177 BERRY Jean Baptiste Cérès 178 BERRY Rigobert Cérès 177 BERRY Simon Cérès 178 BERTAUX Adelaide Cérès 167 BERTAUX Françoise Cérès 167 BERTAUX Jean Baptiste Cérès 167 BERTAUX Laurent Cérès 167 BERTAUX Nicolas Cérès 167 BERTAUX Raoul Cérès 167 BERTAUX Sébastien Cérès 167 BERTEAUX Marie Jeanne Cérès 175 RECENSEMENT 1817 Nom Prénom(s) Section Vue BERTHE Josephine Cérès 169 BERTHE Louis Cérès 169 BERTHE Marie Josephe Cérès 169 BERTHELEMOT Gabriel Henri Cérès 184 BERTHELEMOT Mélanie Cérès 184 BERTHELEMOT Michel Cérès 184 BERTIN François Cérès 178 BERTIN Pierre Cérès 178 BERTON Emile Cérès 165 BERTON Etienne Cérès 165 BERTON Marie Jeanne Cérès 188 BERTON Marie Louise Caroline Cérès 165 BERTRAND François Cérès 176 BERTRAND Henriette Cérès 183 BERTRAND Jean Baptiste Nicolas Cérès 180 BERTRAND Jean François Cérès 183 BERTRAND Marie Françoise Cérès 184 BERTRAND Marie Françoise Césarine Cérès 176 BERTRAND Marie Joseph Cérès 183 BERY Catherine Cérès 169 BESSERT Marie Nicolle Cérès 172 BESSON Charles Cérès 184 BEUQUET Marguerite Cérès 174 BIEN Marie Claude Cérès 171 BIENAIMÉ Marie Jeanne Cérès 159 BIENFAIT Jean Nicolas Cérès 186 BIENFAIT Thimothée Cérès 186 BILLIAT Laurence Cérès 172 BISSON Françoise Elise Cérès 185 BLAISE Madelaine Marie Cérès 188 BLANDIN Reine Cérès 170 BLONDEL Anne Perette Cérès 175 BLONDEL Blaise François Cérès 175 BLONDEL Eugénie Cérès 186 BLONDEL Françoise Alexandre Cérès 186 BLONDEL Gérard Thomas Cérès 186 BLONDEL Jean Baptiste Cérès 174 BLONDEL Jean Pierre Cérès 186 BLONDEL Joseph Cérès 175 BLONDEL Maurice Cérès 175 BLONDEL Sébastien Cérès 186 BODONT Marie Josephe Cérès 170 BOIEZ Jean Pierre Cérès 171 BOILE Marie Nicolle Cérès 164 BOILLET Etienne Cérès 182 BOILLET Jeanne Nicole Cérès 182 BOISSEAU Cécile Cérès 184 RECENSEMENT 1817 Nom Prénom(s) Section Vue BOISSEAU Charles Cérès 184 BOISSEAU Charles Louis Cérès 184 BOISSEAU Emélie Cérès 184 BOISSEAU Felix Cérès 184 BOISSEAU Louis Félix Cérès 184 BOISSEAU Magdelaine Adelaide Cérès 159 BOISSEAU Victor Félix Cérès 184 BOLY Marie Catherine Cérès 179 BONA Colette Cérès 189 BONA Madelaine Cérès 189 BONNAIRE Marie Anne Cérès 167 BONNET Jean Cérès 170 BONNET Jean Baptiste Cérès 170 BONNET Marie Diette Cérès 170 BONTEMPS Jean Philippe Cérès 175 BOUCHARD Auguste Cérès 176 BOUCHARD Eugene Cérès 176 BOUCHARD Hortense Cérès 176 BOUCHARD Ruffin Benoist Cérès 176 BOUCHÉ Jean Baptiste Nicolas Cérès 161 BOUCHÉ Marie Jeanne Cérès 161 BOUCHÉ Marie Pauline Cérès 161 BOUCHER Marie Jeanne Cérès 185 BOUCHEROT Jean Baptiste Remy Cérès 178 BOUCHEROT Jean Charles Cérès 178 BOUCHEROT Jean François Cérès 178 BOUCHEROT Jean François Cérès 178 BOUCTON Claire Cérès 180 BOUCTON Françoise Cérès 167 BOUDA Nicolas Cérès 171 BOUFFAY Eloy Hugues Albert Cérès 160 BOUFFAY Jacques Louis Cérès 160 BOUFFAY Lucien Charles Joseph Cérès 160 BOUFFAY Nicolle Cecile Julie Cérès 160 BOUFFAY Robert Nicolas Louis Cérès 160 BOUILALRD Jean Baptiste Cérès 169 BOUILLARD Jean Baptiste Cérès 169 BOUIN Antoinette Cérès 157 BOULAY Marie Catherine Cérès 168 BOUQUET Jacques Cérès 171 BOUQUET Marie Therese Cérès 173 BOUQUET Nicolas Eugene Cérès 171 BOUQUET Pierre Charles Cérès 171 BOUQUET Remiette Cérès 167 BOURDIN Geneviève Cérès 183 BOURDIN Marie Anne Cérès 183 BOURDSOQUE Apoline Cérès 186 RECENSEMENT 1817 Nom Prénom(s) Section Vue BOURGOIN Drouin Cérès 164 BOURGOIN Drouin Cérès 164 BOURGOIN Jacques Cérès 164 BOURGOIN Marie Anne Cérès 176 BOURGUIGNON Pierre Cérès 184 BOURLETTE Elisabeth Cérès 168 BOURON Hélène Cérès 185 BOURON Henry Honoré Cérès 159 BOURON Jacques Joseph Cérès 159 BOURON Joseph Antoine Cérès 185 BOURON Pierre Cérès 185 BOURRÉ Julie Cérès 187 BOURRÉ Julie Cérès 187 BOUVRY Florentin Cérès 172 BOUXIN Marie Cérès 184 BRACQ François Elie Cérès 186 BRACQ Placide Cérès 186 BRAINE Marie Anne Cérès 176 BRÉDI Célinie Cérès 186 BRÉDI Euphrasie Cérès 186 BRÉDI Jean Baptiste Cérès 186 BRÉDI Sophie Cérès 186 BRÉNANT Elisabeth Marie Cérès 187 BRÉNANT François Théodore Cérès 187 BRÉNANT Jean B. Auguste Cérès 187 BRÉNANT Jean B. Félix Cérès 187 BRÉNANT Nicolas Louis Cérès 187 BRÉNANT Nicolas Prosper Cérès 187 BRÉNANT Pierre François Cérès 187 BRIEZ Clemence Cérès 177 BRIEZ Elisabeth Jeanne Cérès 169 BRIEZ Jean Baptiste Cérès 177 BRIEZ Jean Baptiste Cérès 177 BRIEZ Marie Jeanne Cérès 169 BRIEZ Virginie Cérès 177 BRIMONT Joséphine Cérès 171 BRIODET Marie Joseph Cérès 187 BROYARD Victoire Cérès 185 BRUCELLE Marguerite Cérès 173 BRUNET Gilles Cérès 187 BRUNET Marie Marguerite
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