nartreb
Speak softly and carry a long lens
summarizing a bit:
No mention of any death of a Pesquet-Deschamps in the "decade tables" for Caen between 1823 and 1853.
However, a marriage certificate from 16 April 1849, in Caen, mentions the death of the bride's father. The father's name was PESQUET-DESCHAMPS-EVREMOND. His family was originally from Pierrefitte-en-Auge (commune du Calvados, arrondissement de Pont-l’Evêque). (That's about 50km from Caen.)
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The language is a teensy bit ambiguous. It's possible that the 1849 date is the father's death date, not the marriage date, but I doubt it. It's also unclear how much time passed between the death and the marriage. I'm guessing that the marriage certificate simply said "father: Pesquet-Deschamps Evremond (deceased)"
It's odd that your correspondent used spelling that would indicate that Evremond is a family name, not a given name. (Use of dashes, plus all capital letters.) The documents linked elsewhere in this thread seemed to indicate that Evremond was a given name, and I would expect the father's given name to be included on a marriage certificate.
I think we can conclude that "Evremond pesquet" is indeed a "pesquet-deschamps", which we didn't know before. Was he the owner of the collection? If he died in 1833, he *could* have a daughter getting married in 1849...
Hmm... Evremond had three daughters, the last born "ca 1836"
http://gw.geneanet.org/pierfit?lang=fr&p=evremond&n=pesquet+des+champs
If not for that "ca" I'd say there's no way Evremond can be our man, unless the 1833 death date is wrong. Actually, where did you find that death date? edit: never mind, it's in this thread.
Would be nice to know the bride's given name(s) from that marriage certificate. Evremond's daughters were Leontine Sophie, Marie Charlotte, and Marthe Elisabeth. Oh, looky here:
F Marie Charlotte PESQUET des CHAMPS ca 1826-1893 mariée le 16 avril 1849, Caen (14), avec Eugène Louis Le CARBONNIER de La MORSANGLIÈRE ca 1818-1907
OK, so now we know which marriage certificate was found.
Would be nice to confirm "our" pesquet's death date and/or marthe-elisabeth's birth date, but it looks like Evremond is not our guy.
No mention of any death of a Pesquet-Deschamps in the "decade tables" for Caen between 1823 and 1853.
However, a marriage certificate from 16 April 1849, in Caen, mentions the death of the bride's father. The father's name was PESQUET-DESCHAMPS-EVREMOND. His family was originally from Pierrefitte-en-Auge (commune du Calvados, arrondissement de Pont-l’Evêque). (That's about 50km from Caen.)
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The language is a teensy bit ambiguous. It's possible that the 1849 date is the father's death date, not the marriage date, but I doubt it. It's also unclear how much time passed between the death and the marriage. I'm guessing that the marriage certificate simply said "father: Pesquet-Deschamps Evremond (deceased)"
It's odd that your correspondent used spelling that would indicate that Evremond is a family name, not a given name. (Use of dashes, plus all capital letters.) The documents linked elsewhere in this thread seemed to indicate that Evremond was a given name, and I would expect the father's given name to be included on a marriage certificate.
I think we can conclude that "Evremond pesquet" is indeed a "pesquet-deschamps", which we didn't know before. Was he the owner of the collection? If he died in 1833, he *could* have a daughter getting married in 1849...
Hmm... Evremond had three daughters, the last born "ca 1836"
http://gw.geneanet.org/pierfit?lang=fr&p=evremond&n=pesquet+des+champs
If not for that "ca" I'd say there's no way Evremond can be our man, unless the 1833 death date is wrong. Actually, where did you find that death date? edit: never mind, it's in this thread.
Would be nice to know the bride's given name(s) from that marriage certificate. Evremond's daughters were Leontine Sophie, Marie Charlotte, and Marthe Elisabeth. Oh, looky here:
F Marie Charlotte PESQUET des CHAMPS ca 1826-1893 mariée le 16 avril 1849, Caen (14), avec Eugène Louis Le CARBONNIER de La MORSANGLIÈRE ca 1818-1907
OK, so now we know which marriage certificate was found.
Would be nice to confirm "our" pesquet's death date and/or marthe-elisabeth's birth date, but it looks like Evremond is not our guy.
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