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Claude Martin sitting on a garden bench, arms folded, old black-and-white photograph.
Claude Martin. Family photo.

Claude Martin de Robert

1927 — 2018

Memory of Clairac

In Clairac, he was the point of reference for the descendants of the emigrant families, who came to meet him from the 1960s onwards from Vienna, London, Rotterdam or Philadelphia. [A]

Discover his life Explore the archives Centenary 2027

1927 → 2027

Claude Martin would have turned 100 on 1 March 2027.

For the descendants of the families who emigrated from Clairac, he was a point of reference. [A] Date, place and programme of the commemoration: information to come.

Discover the 2027 Centenary
Claude Martin in a light-coloured shirt, in bright sunlight, old colour photograph.
Claude Martin, date unknown. Family photo.
The Claude Martin laboratory

Making the archives speak

Claude Martin’s lists and notes, gathered on this site and linked to one another, are reread by an artificial intelligence, Claude, which cross-checks them with public registers from Amsterdam, London or Dublin. It suggests leads; people check them. Each lead shows its status and its sources.

Names from the list of emigrants already studied
274 / 274
Leads confirmed by a source
101
Families split in two by exile
36
Documented links between families in exile
87
Minimum share of Protestants who left
7,4 %

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Those who stayed The networks of departure The lineages The Refuge in figures

Timeline

From 1927 to 2027

  1. 1 March

    Birth of Claude Martin.

    [A] Date provided by the family

  2. Adolescence 1940s — to be specified

    He copies notarial deeds in attics.

    [A]

  3. 1960s

    The descendants of the emigrant families come to meet him.

    [A]

  4. Establishment of the Musée historique du Clairacais.

    [A] [B] To be verified

  5. Meeting of the descendants of the glassmaking gentlemen at Le Mas-d’Azil.

  6. Black-and-white photograph taken in 1978 at the gathering of descendants of Clairac emigrants: a man in front of floral wallpaper. Photo of the gathering (person not identified). Société des amis de Clairac.

    He organises in Clairac a gathering of descendants of emigrants.

    [A]

  7. July

    Gathering of the Dutilh descendants in Clairac; plaque placed in rue Gambetta on 22 July.

    [B]

  8. 7 February

    Death of Claude Martin.

    [B]

  9. 12 November

    Donation of a copy of his work to the Huguenot Library, in London.

    [C]

  10. 1 March — centenary

    The story continues.

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Who was Claude Martin?

A life devoted to memory

Claude Martin came, on his father’s side, from a family settled in Clairac for generations (Martin, Clouzié, Jatz, Noguès) and, on his mother’s side, from gentlemen glassmakers of the Ariège (Robert, Grenier, Verbizier). [A]

After his military service, he worked in the family fabric shop, then became chairman and managing director of the Société d’Électricité de Guyenne et Gasconne, housed in the old mill of Clairac. In the 1960s and 1970s he published in the Revue de l’Agenais, the Revue historique de Bordeaux and the Bulletin de la Société d’histoire du protestantisme français, but “wrote little”: “Writing is a matter for historians”, reports the exhibition panel. [A] He died on 7 February 2018. [B]

Read about his life His origins: the de Roberts, glassmaking gentlemen See the timeline

Claude Martin in 2011, wearing a beret and a bow tie.
Claude Martin in 2011. © S. Franco & M. Seillery.

  • Research

    As a teenager, he copied notarial deeds in attics; people entrusted him with “old papers” (1940s — to be specified). According to the exhibition panel, he could give the date of a baptism in 1621 or the witnesses of a marriage in 1674. [A]

  • The families

    A point of reference for the descendants of the emigrant families Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet, he received them in his houses at La Pause, then at Cambes, and kept up a regular correspondence with them. [A]

  • Heritage

    He created the Musée historique du Clairacais in the Maison de Japhet: in 1966 according to the exhibition panel, in the 1970s according to the Société des amis de Clairac (to be verified). [A] [B]

  • Passing it on

    In 1978, he organised in Clairac a gathering of several dozen descendants of emigrants. [A] In 2019, his niece Florence Lung donated to the Huguenot Library, in London, a copy of his unpublished work on the Protestant refugees from Clairac. [C]

Sources

The emigrants from Clairac and their descendants

From Clairac to the world

Claude Martin recorded the destinations of the emigrants from Clairac: Frankfurt, London, Holland, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland… [L] From the 1960s, descendants of the emigrant families came to meet him, from Vienna, London, Frankfurt, Mauritius, Rotterdam and Philadelphia. [A]

On the map, three layers are added to the destinations of the list of emigrants, which are all in Europe: in green, places that Claude Martin studied in his publications, Louisiana, Cobham, in England, the glassworks of the Couserans and the glassmakers’ diaspora from the Ariège (Gabre, Montauban); dotted, with a “?”, unproven leads, Pegues in South Carolina, Labat in Ireland and Peiret, from Gabre to New York; in plum dashes, the route of Paul Brochequin, a tailor from Clairac, from Switzerland to Rotterdam.

Hover over, tap or select a point on the map with the keyboard to open the place’s record. On a small screen, swipe the map sideways to see all of it.

From Clairac to the world: overview World map from North America to the Indian Ocean. Clairac, in south-western France, is linked to the destinations recorded by Claude Martin in his list of emigrants, all in Europe, to the six places from which descendants came (Vienna, London, Frankfurt, Mauritius, Rotterdam and Philadelphia) and to the places of departure of the Dutilh family. European places are named on the detailed map. A diamond marks South Farnham, in Virginia, named in the registers recorded by Claude Martin. In green, French Louisiana, studied by Claude Martin (departures from La Rochelle, Nantes and Clairac). Dotted, an unproven hypothesis: Clairac, London, Charleston and Pegues Place, in South Carolina. Also dotted, a probable lead of the glassmakers’ diaspora from the Ariège: Gabre, London and New York, for the minister Pierre Peiret. Europe: see the detail MauritiusPhiladelphia South Farnham French LouisianaPeguesPeiret Clairac
From Clairac to the world: detail of Europe Map of Western Europe. Navy blue lines link Clairac to the destinations in Claude Martin’s list, with the number of lines naming each: Frankfurt (51), London (35), Holland (35), Germany (32), Ireland (16), England (7), Switzerland (5), Dublin (2), Rotterdam (1), Geneva (1) and Brandenburg (1). Bronze lines link Clairac to the cities from which descendants came; dotted lines to England, Holland and Amsterdam, departures of the Dutilh family. Nérac, near Clairac, is a place linked to the Dutilh family. Diamonds mark the places named in the registers recorded by Claude Martin, grouped by region: Hesse and the Palatinate, Franconia, Northern Germany, Berlin and Magdeburg, Swiss towns, the Netherlands and Flanders, Portarlington, Königsberg; a hollow diamond marks a stopover. In green, Cobham, in England, and the ports of La Rochelle and Nantes, studied by Claude Martin. Dotted, an unproven hypothesis: Clairac and Portarlington, for the Labat family. In plum dashes, the route of Paul Brochequin, a tailor from Clairac: Geneva, Lausanne, La Neuveville, Schaffhausen, Frankfurt (1688), London (1702) and Rotterdam (1705). ViennaLondon (35)Frankfurt (51)Rotterdam (1)England (7)Holland (35)Germany (32)Ireland (16)Dublin (2)Switzerland (5)Geneva (1)Brandenburg (1)AmsterdamNérac Hesse and the PalatinateFranconiaNorthern GermanyBerlin and MagdeburgSwiss townsNetherlands and FlandersPortarlingtonKönigsberg Other Dutch towns La RochelleNantesCobhamCouseransGabreMontaubanLabatPaul Brochequin Clairac
Clairac Destinations recorded by Claude Martin in his list of emigrants, with the number of lines naming them [L] Places from which descendants came, according to the exhibition panel [A] Dutilh family: departures (dotted lines) and Nérac [D] [E] [H] Places named in the registers recorded by Claude Martin, grouped by region (hollow diamond: mostly a stopover) [G] Findings of the lab, confirmed or probable: a section in the record of places already on the map, squares for new places. Studies by Claude Martin: Louisiana (departures from La Rochelle, Nantes and Clairac), Cobham, in England, the glassworks of the Couserans, and the glassmakers’ diaspora from the Ariège (Gabre, Montauban), distinct from the Clairac list Hypothesis Unproven leads, dotted: Pegues (South Carolina), Labat (Ireland), and Peiret, from Gabre to New York (glassmakers’ diaspora from the Ariège) Route of Paul Brochequin, a tailor from Clairac (1688-1705), stage by stage, in dashes Base map: Natural Earth (public domain). The lines link each place to Clairac; they do not represent routes, except those of Paul Brochequin and of Pierre Peiret, which starts in Gabre. Countries and regions named without a city: marker at the approximate centre. Off the map: 89 “not followed” lines, 2 with no destination and 1 “Indes Or.”. Lab: the number of families and of facts is given for each place; the exact number of people cannot be measured reliably. The list of emigrants names only European destinations; the “Studies by Claude Martin” and “Hypotheses” layers concern his work and unproven leads, not his list.
Text version: the places on the map and their sources

Destinations recorded by Claude Martin

In order of the number of lines of the list naming each place. [L]

  • Frankfurt (Germany)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    51 lines, including 4 where “Frankfurt” is followed by a second place; Claude’s spellings: “Frankfurt” (35), “(Frankfurt)” (7), “Frabkfurt” (3), “(Frabkfurt) [?]” (1), “Frankfurt(Anglet.)” (1), “Frankfurt(Londres” (1), “Frankfurt(Rotterdam” (1), “Fraukfurt” (1), “Frankfurt-Angl.” (1).
    Summary
    “51 secourus a Frankfurt”; the transcription counts 47 lines in this category (difference: -4).
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

    Visits by descendants

    Families
    Not specified: the panel names the Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet families together, without saying which one came from this place.
    Period
    From the 1960s onwards
    Connection with Clairac
    Descendants of the emigrant families came from this place to Clairac to meet Claude Martin.
    Sources
    Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” [A]
    Confidence level
    Medium: the panel names the six places together, with no family or date for each.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    216 lines of transcription (G02: 75, G03: 81, G05: 60), including 141 entries in the Frankfurt relief registers, without the line naming the city.
    Mentions
    Relief received (141), presence (74), coming from (1).
    Period
    From 1685 to 1727, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac given relief in Frankfurt: Claude Martin recorded their names in the relief registers of the French Reformed Church, with volume and page. Frankfurt was above all a place of relief and transit: many moved on (Holland, Brandenburg…).
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2, G02 p. 3, G02 p. 4, G03 p. 1, G03 p. 2, G03 p. 3, G03 p. 4, G05 p. 1, G05 p. 2, G05 p. 3, G05 p. 4, G05 p. 6, G05 p. 7 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 216 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Marguerite Sabatier1694presenceG02 p. 1
    Jean Salomon1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Pierre Saint-Pé1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Jacques Sauvage1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Marie Sauzet1696presenceG02 p. 1
    Jacques Soligni1709presenceG02 p. 1
    Jacques Villessauvès1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Pierre Villessauvès1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Pierre Bardon1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Raymond Beauregard1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Moyse Belloc1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Marie Bernaige1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Joseph Bertin1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Moyse Borderie1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Pierre Boris1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Isaac Bourges1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Jean Boussac1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Moise Broc1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Jacques Brustis1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Moyse Brustis1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Bernard Buscaille1718presenceG02 p. 1
    Jean Buscaille1688presenceG02 p. 1
    Pierre Combière1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Jean Crosade1714presenceG02 p. 1
    Alexandre Dubosc1702presenceG02 p. 1
    Joseph Dumas1694presenceG02 p. 1
    Daniel Dutilh1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Jacques Dutilh1686presenceG02 p. 1
    Abraham Bonnet1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Daniel BOUDON1688presenceG02 p. 2
    Pierre CAZAUX1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean CHARLOT1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Pierre CHOPPIS1705presenceG02 p. 2
    David Descombels1703presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean Durand1727presenceG02 p. 2
    Mathieu Goineau1705presenceG02 p. 2
    Pierre Jouglas1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean Lacombe1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean Lafare1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean Lalane1726presenceG02 p. 2
    Abel Laporte1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Elie Laporte1704presenceG02 p. 2
    Marguerite de LARRIMAL1691presenceG02 p. 2
    Guillaume Lefebvre1714presenceG02 p. 2
    Daniel Merle1686presenceG02 p. 2
    André Merle1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean Rante1686presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean Fabre1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Gédéon Fournier1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Pierre Fournier1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Joseph Galliné1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jean Gardier1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Gratien Gas1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jacob Demichel1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jean Gou1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Paul Herbes1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jacques Larrimal1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Paul Loccan1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Pierre Metge1686presenceG02 p. 3
    François DeMichel1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jean Demichel1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Antoine Morges1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Joseph Ollovier1686presenceG02 p. 3
    François Pautonnier1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jean Péchouet1718presenceG02 p. 3
    Barthélémy Penout1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Pierre Petit1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jean Pigos1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Daniel Pomarède1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Gratien Pomarede1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jean Sempé1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Isaac de La Vaux1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Samson Vichel1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jean Vignon1686presenceG02 p. 3
    Jacques SAUVAGE1686coming fromG02 p. 4
    Joseph GALLINé1685/1687relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Pierre POMARèDE1685/1687relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Gratien POMARèDE1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Paul LOCCAN1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Paul HERBES1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Jacques Dutilh1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Pierre POMARèDE1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Samson VICHET1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Jean SALOMON1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Daniel Dutilh1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Daniel MERLE1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 1
    Isaac de la VAUX1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Daniel POMARèDE [?] (?)1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jean GARDIER1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Pierre JOUGLAS1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Daniel Baudon1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Pierre METGE1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jean VIGNON1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    François PAUTONNIER1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Pierre BORIS1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jacques BRUSTIS1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jean Rante1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jacques SAUVAGE1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jacques LaRRIMA1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jacon GUIOT MICHEL1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jean LAFARE-Laffargue)1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Pierre Saint-Pé1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Pierre SARGEOIS1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Isaac BOURGES1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jean de MICHEL1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    François de MICHEL1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Antoine MORGES1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Abraham BONNET1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jean BOUSSAC1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Abel LAPORTE1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Raymond BEAUREGARD1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Barthélémy PENOUT1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Jean GOU1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 2
    Daniel BAUDON1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 3
    Jacques VILLESSAUVES1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 3
    Jacob Du Bosc1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 3
    Gratien GAS1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 3
    Jean BUSCAILLE1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 3
    Jean SEMPTé1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 3
    Pierre PETIT1687-09-05relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G03 p. 3
    Moyse BORDERIE1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Moyse BRUSTIS1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Pierre CAZAUX1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Jean FABRE1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Pierre COMBIERE1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    André MERLE1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Samuel DUMAGNON1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Jean CHARLOT1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Paul BROUSSEGAIN1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Jean PIGOS1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Marie BERNEGE1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Moyse BELLOC1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Mathieu LABAT1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Anne SOULAGOU1688-05-10relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G03 p. 3
    Marguerite de LARIMAL1691-06-24relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 110)G03 p. 3
    Marguerite SABATIER1694-03-26relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 112)G03 p. 3
    Joseph DUMAS (?)1694relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 112)G03 p. 3
    Pierre BARDON1695relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 112)G03 p. 3
    Marie SAUZET1696-08-31relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 114)G03 p. 4
    Moyse BROC1698-03-07relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 114)G03 p. 4
    Joseph BERTIN1698-10-30relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 114)G03 p. 4
    Alexandre du BOSC1702-11-22relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    David DESCOMBLE1703-05-23relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    Elie LAPORTE1704-03-19relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    Pierre CHOPY1705-03-30relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    Mathieu GOINAU1705-12-02relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    Jeanne d'Arvre1705-12-02relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    Jacques SOLIGNI1709-06-02relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    Jacques Castanier (?)1709-11-19relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115)G03 p. 4
    Guillaume LEFEBRE (?)1714-09relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117)G03 p. 4
    Jean CROSADE1714-09-01relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117)G03 p. 4
    Daniel ACHART1717-08-13relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117)G03 p. 4
    Jean PECHOUET1718-07-26relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117)G03 p. 4
    Bernard BUSCAILLE1718-11-04relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 119)G03 p. 4
    Jean LALANE1726-11-28relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 119)G03 p. 4
    Jean DURAND1727-02-09relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 119)G03 p. 4
    Joseph Galiné—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 1
    Pierre Pomarede—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 1
    Gratien Pomarède1686relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 1
    Paul Loccan—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 1
    Paul Herbes—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 1
    Jaques Dutilh—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 1
    Samson Vichet—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 1
    Jean Salomon—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Daniel Dutilh—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Daniel Merle—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Isaac de la Vaux—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Daniel Pomarede (?)—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Jean Gardier1687-07-11relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Pierre Jouglas—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Daniel Baudon—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Pierre Metge—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Jean Vignon—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    François Pautonnier—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Pierre Boris—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Jaques Brustis—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Jean Rante—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Jaques Sauvage—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Jaques Larrima—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Jacob Guit Michel—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 2
    Moysee Brustis—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Pierre Cazaux—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Jean Fabre—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Pierre Combiere—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    André Merle—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Samuel Dumagnon—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Jean Charlot—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Paul Brousseguin—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Jean Pigos—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Marie Bernège—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Moyse Belloc—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 3
    Moyse Bourderie—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 4
    Jean Lafare—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Pierre Saint-Pé—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Isaac Bourges—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Jean de Michel—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    François de Michel—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Antoine Morges—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Abraham Bonnet—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Jean Boussac—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Abel Laporte—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Jean Lacombe—relief received (entry in the register)G05 p. 6
    Raymond Beauregard—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Barthélémy Penout—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Jean Gou—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Daniel Baudon—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Jaques Villesauves—relief received (entry in the register)G05 p. 6
    Jacob Dubosc—relief received (entry in the register)G05 p. 6
    Gratien Gas—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Jean Buscaille—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 6
    Joseph Olivier—relief received (entry in the register)G05 p. 7
    Jean Brocas—relief received (entry in the register)G05 p. 7
    Jean Thomas—relief received (entry in the register)G05 p. 7
    Jean Sempté—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 7
    Pierre Petit—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107)G05 p. 7
    Moyse Borderie—relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108)G05 p. 7

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    17
    Confirmed or probable facts
    22

    The networks of departure: 31 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram

  • London (United Kingdom)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    35 lines, including 1 where this place follows “Frankfurt”; Claude’s spellings: “Londres” (33), “L ndres” (1), “Frankfurt(Londres” (1).
    Summary
    “36 en Angleterre ou a Londres”, for London and England together; the transcription counts 39 lines in this category (difference: +3).
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

    Visits by descendants

    Families
    Not specified: the panel names the Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet families together, without saying which one came from this place.
    Period
    From the 1960s onwards
    Connection with Clairac
    Descendants of the emigrant families came from this place to Clairac to meet Claude Martin.
    Sources
    Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” [A]
    Confidence level
    Medium: the panel names the six places together, with no family or date for each.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    72 lines of transcription (G02: 35, G03: 1, G15: 36).
    Mentions
    Presence (28), place named, role not stated (19), marriage (17), naturalisation (6), relief received (1), abjuration (1), destination (1).
    Period
    From 1608 to 1746, according to the dates written on the lines; 2 dates before the revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1608, 1612): this is not the exile of 1685.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 4, G02 p. 5, G03 p. 4, G15 p. 1, G15 p. 2, G15 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 72 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jacques Sauvage1698presenceG02 p. 1
    Daniel AUDIBERT1725marriageG02 p. 4
    Marie BORDES1692presenceG02 p. 4
    Pricille DAIRE1699marriageG02 p. 4
    Moyse DAYRE1697marriageG02 p. 4
    Pierre De HAME1719naturalisationG02 p. 4
    Françoiq DESSALLES1698presenceG02 p. 4
    Jacob DUBOSC1696presenceG02 p. 4
    Jacob DUBOSC1713naturalisationG02 p. 4
    Jean DUBOURG1726marriageG02 p. 4
    Jean DUGARS1708marriageG02 p. 4
    Simon DUGAR1706relief receivedG02 p. 4
    André DUVAL1695presenceG02 p. 4
    Jean FAUQUIER1698naturalisationG02 p. 4
    Pierre FAURIE1693presenceG02 p. 4
    FLAUGEL1701presenceG02 p. 4
    Marie FLAUGEL1701presenceG02 p. 4
    FOUE Pierre (?)1705presenceG02 p. 4
    Pierre JOYEUX1700naturalisationG02 p. 4
    PIerre LABAT1699presenceG02 p. 4
    Marie LABAT de1688presenceG02 p. 4
    André LABAT1688presenceG02 p. 4
    LABAT1688presenceG02 p. 4
    Paul LAFARGUE1714marriageG02 p. 4
    Salomon LARRAT1699abjurationG02 p. 4
    MESSINES1746presenceG02 p. 4
    Pierre PINEAU1703presenceG02 p. 4
    Jacques SAUVAGE1698presenceG02 p. 4
    Anne TOURON1698presenceG02 p. 4
    Abraham MERIGNAC1697presenceG02 p. 4
    Jean MERIGNAC1702presenceG02 p. 4
    Moyse MERIGNAC1702presenceG02 p. 4
    Isaac MERIGNAC1699presenceG02 p. 4
    Pierre MERIGNAC1694presenceG02 p. 4
    LOCHES David1699naturalisationG02 p. 4
    David LOCHES de1699naturalisationG02 p. 5
    Jean PECHOUET1718-07-26destinationG03 p. 4
    Pierre REAU [?] (?)1612-02-18marriageG15 p. 1
    Pierre DE MIQUEL [?] (?)1608-01-31marriageG15 p. 1
    Jean ROURSAC [?] (?)1694-04-08place named, role not statedG15 p. 1
    Jean ALBERT (?)1687-02place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Jean BERTRAM (?)1699-10-29place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Jacob CHAPELOU1685-04-29place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Moise Chastel1700-06-09place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Anne Codere1688-04-29place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    André De Batz1688-06-18place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Pierre DU SOULAY1688-04-29place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Marie DUVALAT1700-06-02place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Moyse MERIGNAC—place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Pierre MERIGNAC—place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    David MONTANT1688-06-07place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Pierre PETIT1688-06-18place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Pierre PINEAU1688-04-29place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Anne SIMPÉ1688-06-18place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Jeanne THOMAS1688-06-18place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Jacob SABATE1742-11marriageG15 p. 2
    Marye BORDES1692-06-26marriageG15 p. 2
    Moyse DAIRE [?] (?)1697-01-10marriageG15 p. 2
    Jacob DUBOS1696-05-31presenceG15 p. 2
    Jean DUGAR1696presenceG15 p. 2
    André DUVAL1695-09-20presenceG15 p. 2
    Marie DUSOULES [?] (?)1703-12-17presenceG15 p. 2
    Marie FLAUGEL1701place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Paul LA FARGUE (?)—marriageG15 p. 2
    DES SALLES1698-03-05presenceG15 p. 2
    Isaac MERIGNAC1699place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Jean MERIGNAC (?)1702place named, role not statedG15 p. 2
    Jean DUGAR1708-04-10marriageG15 p. 3
    Jean DU BOURG1726-10-30marriageG15 p. 3
    Jean MISPOULET1726-12-22marriageG15 p. 3
    Daniel AUDIBERT (?)1725-03marriageG15 p. 3
    Daniel DESSALES1692-11-21presenceG15 p. 3
    Jacques SAUVAGE1692-09-25marriageG15 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    19
    Confirmed or probable facts
    31

    The networks of departure: 4 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram

  • Holland (Netherlands)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    35 lines; Claude’s spellings: “Hollande” (33), “Hollande (Fr)” (1), “Hillande” (1).
    Summary
    “35 en Hollande”; the transcription counts as many in this category (35).
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources; country named without a city: marker at the approximate centre of the country.

    Dutilh family

    Families
    Dutilh
    Period
    After the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685)
    Connection with Clairac
    Country to which members of the family went when they left Clairac after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes; one article links this departure to a choice of trade, the other speaks of refuge.
    Sources
    Sud Ouest, 20 July 2017 [D]; Sud Ouest, 22 July 2017 [E]
    Confidence level
    Medium: press article, not confirmed by a primary archive; country named without a town: marker at the approximate centre of the country.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    44 lines of transcription (G02: 10, G03: 15, G05: 19), including 12 through a note by Claude Martin covering a group of lines.
    Mentions
    Destination (36), presence (6), coming from (2), death (1).
    Period
    From 1686 to 1718, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2, G02 p. 5, G03 p. 1, G03 p. 2, G03 p. 3, G03 p. 4, G05 p. 1, G05 p. 2, G05 p. 3, G05 p. 4, G05 p. 6, G05 p. 7 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 44 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Marie Bernaige1686coming fromG02 p. 1
    Jean Buscaille1688destinationG02 p. 1
    Jean CHARLOT1686destinationG02 p. 2
    BALGUERIE du METGE—presenceG02 p. 5
    Paul CHOPIS—presenceG02 p. 5
    Moise LABAT de Vivens—presenceG02 p. 5
    Etienne SAUZET—presenceG02 p. 5
    Jean SAUZET—presenceG02 p. 5
    Germaine LOCHES de1717deathG02 p. 5
    Suzanne Broc de—presenceG02 p. 5
    Gratien POMARèDE1686destinationG03 p. 1
    Pierre BORIS1687-07-11destinationG03 p. 2
    Pierre Saint-Pé1687-09-05destinationG03 p. 2
    Jean SEMPTé1687-09-05destinationG03 p. 3
    Moyse BORDERIE1688-05-10destinationG03 p. 3
    Jean CHARLOT1688-05-10destinationG03 p. 3
    Mathieu LABAT1688-05-10destinationG03 p. 3
    Anne SOULAGOU1688-05-10destinationG03 p. 3
    Marguerite de LARIMAL1691-06-24destinationG03 p. 3
    Marguerite SABATIER1694-03-26destinationG03 p. 3
    Moyse BROC1698-03-07destinationG03 p. 4
    Elie LAPORTE1704-03-19destinationG03 p. 4
    Jacques SOLIGNI1709-06-02destinationG03 p. 4
    Jean CROSADE1714-09-01destinationG03 p. 4
    Bernard BUSCAILLE1718-11-04destinationG03 p. 4
    Gratien Pomarède1686destinationG05 p. 1
    Jean Vignon—destination (group note)G05 p. 2
    François Pautonnier—destination (group note)G05 p. 2
    Pierre Boris—destinationG05 p. 2
    Pierre Boris—destination (group note)G05 p. 2
    Jean Charlot—destinationG05 p. 3
    Marie Bernège—coming fromG05 p. 3
    Moyse Bourderie—destinationG05 p. 4
    Pierre Saint-Pé—destinationG05 p. 6
    Jean de Michel—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    François de Michel—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Antoine Morges—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Abraham Bonnet—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Jean Boussac—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Jaques Villesauves—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Jacob Dubosc—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Gratien Gas—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Jean Buscaille—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Jean Sempté—destinationG05 p. 7
    Moyse Borderie—destinationG05 p. 7

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Germany

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    32 lines; Claude’s spellings: “Allemagne” (31), “en Allemagne” (1).
    Summary
    “33 / 32 en Allemagne” (33 corrected to 32); the transcription counts as many in this category (32).
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources; country named without a city: marker at the approximate centre of the country.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    No date is written on these lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Mathieu Marrau—presenceG02 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Ireland

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    16 lines; Claude’s spellings: “Irlande” (14), “Irlande [?]” (1), “Irlandes” (1).
    Summary
    “11 en Irlande”; the transcription counts 16 lines in this category (difference: +5).
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources; country named without a city: marker at the approximate centre of the country.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    2 lines of transcription (G02: 2).
    Mentions
    Presence (2).
    Period
    From 1702 to 1720, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 6 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 2 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Anne Coudere1702presenceG02 p. 6
    Jean Seilhade1720presenceG02 p. 6

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • England (United Kingdom)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    7 lines, including 2 where this place follows “Frankfurt”; Claude’s spellings: “Angleterre” (5), “Frankfurt(Anglet.)” (1), “Frankfurt-Angl.” (1).
    Summary
    “36 en Angleterre ou a Londres”, for London and England together; the transcription counts 39 lines in this category (difference: +3).
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources; country named without a city: marker at the approximate centre of the country.

    Dutilh family

    Families
    Dutilh
    Period
    After the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685)
    Connection with Clairac
    Country to which members of the family went when they left Clairac after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes; one article links this departure to a choice of trade, the other speaks of refuge.
    Sources
    Sud Ouest, 20 July 2017 [D]; Sud Ouest, 22 July 2017 [E]
    Confidence level
    Medium: press article, not confirmed by a primary archive; country named without a town: marker at the approximate centre of the country.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    3 lines of transcription (G02: 2, G03: 1).
    Mentions
    Destination (2), naturalisation (1).
    Period
    From 1696 to 1707, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 4, G03 p. 4 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 3 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Marie Sauzet1696destinationG02 p. 1
    David BRINIHOL1707naturalisationG02 p. 4
    Marie SAUZET1696-08-31destinationG03 p. 4

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Switzerland

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    5 lines; Claude’s spellings: “Suisse” (4), “Suisse (1684)” (1).
    Summary
    “6 en Suisse”; the transcription counts 5 lines in this category (difference: -1).
    Period
    Not specified by the list, except one line “Suisse (1684)”
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources; country named without a city: marker at the approximate centre of the country.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    5 lines of transcription (G02: 2, G05: 3), including 3 through a note by Claude Martin covering a group of lines.
    Mentions
    Coming from (6).
    Period
    From 1686 to 1705, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    Mainly a place of transit: the lines say “coming from”, name a witness or relief received on the way; for most, it is not an attested refuge.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 3, G05 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 5 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Pierre Boris1686coming fromG02 p. 1
    Moyse du Vignau1705coming fromG02 p. 3
    Jean Vignon—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    François Pautonnier—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    Pierre Boris—coming fromG05 p. 2
    Pierre Boris—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Dublin (Ireland)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    2 lines; Claude’s spellings: “Dublin” (1), “Dublin (le meme?)” (1).
    Summary
    No line for this place in Claude’s summary.
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    39 lines of transcription (G02: 14, G04: 14, G15: 11).
    Mentions
    Presence (12), marriage (11), abjuration (9), place named, role not stated (5), death (3), settlement (1).
    Period
    From 1685 to 1787, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2, G02 p. 6, G04 p. 2, G04 p. 3, G15 p. 1 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 39 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Pierre Jouglas1701marriageG02 p. 2
    Antoine Bonnemayre1728marriageG02 p. 6
    Jacques Borderie1719presenceG02 p. 6
    Marie Chopis1710presenceG02 p. 6
    Jeanne Coudere1701presenceG02 p. 6
    Pierre Denis1699presenceG02 p. 6
    Marie Labrousse1719abjurationG02 p. 6
    Jean Villebois1728abjurationG02 p. 6
    Marie Lalane1728marriageG02 p. 6
    Guillaume Darqué1720presenceG02 p. 6
    Daniel Pineau1722presenceG02 p. 6
    Jacques Brustis1728abjurationG02 p. 6
    Jean Carmentran1727abjurationG02 p. 6
    Martin Daniel1730presenceG02 p. 6
    Daniel PINEAU1685presenceG04 p. 2
    Ysaac SEILHADE1705deathG04 p. 2
    Ysaac SEILHADE1685presenceG04 p. 2
    Pierre JOUGLAS (?)1701-08-06marriageG04 p. 2
    Marie Labrousse (?)1719-05-20abjurationG04 p. 2
    Jacques BORDERIE1719-05-20abjurationG04 p. 2
    Marie CHOPIS (CHOPPY)1710-07-23marriageG04 p. 2
    Elisabeth COUDERC1719abjurationG04 p. 2
    Pierre DENIS1699settlementG04 p. 2
    Pierre DENIS1721presenceG04 p. 2
    Antoine BONNEMAYEE1728-02-04marriageG04 p. 2
    Raymond Pénettes (?)1719-01-01marriageG04 p. 2
    Jean VILLEBOIS1728-08-26abjurationG04 p. 3
    Guillaume DARQUIé (?)1720presenceG04 p. 3
    Daniel martin1730-03-15deathG04 p. 3
    Marguerite Dumoulin1787-04-17presenceG04 p. 3
    Pierre JOUGLA (?)1701-08marriageG15 p. 1
    Raymond PENETTES [?] (?)1718-01-01marriageG15 p. 1
    CHAPIS [?] (?)—marriageG15 p. 1
    Marie CHOPPY (?)1710-07marriageG15 p. 1
    Jean CARMANTRAN [?] (?)1727place named, role not statedG15 p. 1
    Daniel Martin1730-03-15deathG15 p. 1
    Elisabeth COUDERE [?] (?)1719-03place named, role not statedG15 p. 1
    Marie LA BROUSSE (?)1719-05place named, role not statedG15 p. 1
    Jacques BORDERIE1719-12-25abjurationG15 p. 1
    Jean VILLEBOIS1728-08-26place named, role not statedG15 p. 1
    Jacques BRUSTI[?] (?)1728-11-15place named, role not statedG15 p. 1

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    20
    Confirmed or probable facts
    39

    The networks of departure: 15 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram

  • Rotterdam (Netherlands)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    1 line, after “Frankfurt”; Claude’s spelling: “Frankfurt(Rotterdam”.
    Summary
    No line for this place in Claude’s summary.
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

    Visits by descendants

    Families
    Not specified: the panel names the Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet families together, without saying which one came from this place.
    Period
    From the 1960s onwards
    Connection with Clairac
    Descendants of the emigrant families came from this place to Clairac to meet Claude Martin.
    Sources
    Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” [A]
    Confidence level
    Medium: the panel names the six places together, with no family or date for each.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    16 lines of transcription (G02: 15, G04: 1).
    Mentions
    Citizenship (burghership) (7), presence (7), marriage (2), death (1).
    Period
    From 1683 to 1729, according to the dates written on the lines; 1 date before the revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1683): this is not the exile of 1685.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 5, G04 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 16 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jacques BALGUERIE1728citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 5
    Daniel BOUDON1729presenceG02 p. 5
    Jean COIGNON1728citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 5
    Paul COIGNON1728citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 5
    Etienne CONSTANT1714marriageG02 p. 5
    Jacques BALGUERIE1716presenceG02 p. 5
    Susanne DAVID1711presenceG02 p. 5
    Pierre DELMESTRE1727citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 5
    Jean DENIS1719presenceG02 p. 5
    Jean GENESTE1714citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 5
    François LABAT de1715deathG02 p. 5
    Gabiel LAFONT1708citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 5
    Pierre LARTIGUE1699marriageG02 p. 5
    Jacques Dutilh1718presenceG02 p. 5
    Jacques Dutilh1722citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 5
    Loches de Jean1686presenceG02 p. 5
    Susanne PHILIPPOT (?)1683presenceG04 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    25
    Confirmed or probable facts
    43

    The networks of departure: 16 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram

  • Geneva (Switzerland)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    1 line; Claude’s spelling: “geneve 1701”.
    Summary
    No line for this place in Claude’s summary.
    Period
    “1701”, written by Claude Martin after the destination
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    11 lines of transcription (G02: 9, G03: 1, G05: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (4), coming from (3), marriage (1), citizenship (burghership) (1), destination (1), witness (1).
    Period
    From 1684 to 1727, according to the dates written on the lines; 1 date before the revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1684): this is not the exile of 1685.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 4, G02 p. 6, G03 p. 4, G05 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 11 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Marie Sauzet1696coming fromG02 p. 1
    Alexandre Dubosc1702coming fromG02 p. 1
    Jean DUGARS1701coming fromG02 p. 4
    Jean BERTRAND1688presenceG02 p. 6
    David DELMESTRE1698presenceG02 p. 6
    Jean Du PUY1708presenceG02 p. 6
    Pierre LABAT1701marriageG02 p. 6
    Noé DUBOSC1684presenceG02 p. 6
    BAR de Baron de MAUZAC Jean1709citizenship (burghership)G02 p. 6
    Jean DURAND1727-02-09destinationG03 p. 4
    Jean Salomon—witnessG05 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    2
    Confirmed or probable facts
    2

  • Brandenburg (Germany)

    In Claude Martin’s list of emigrants

    Lines
    1 line; Claude’s spelling: “Brandebourg!”.
    Summary
    No line for this place in Claude’s summary.
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin for emigrants from Clairac.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources; region named without a city: marker at the approximate centre of the region.

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    11 lines of transcription (G02: 2, G03: 4, G05: 5), including 2 through a note by Claude Martin covering a group of lines.
    Mentions
    Destination (11).
    Period
    From 1686 to 1688, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 3, G03 p. 1, G03 p. 2, G03 p. 3, G05 p. 2, G05 p. 6 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 11 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jean Salomon1686destinationG02 p. 1
    Isaac de La Vaux1686destinationG02 p. 3
    Jean SALOMON1686destinationG03 p. 1
    Isaac de la VAUX1686destinationG03 p. 2
    Daniel BAUDON1687-09-05destinationG03 p. 3
    Samuel DUMAGNON1688-05-10destinationG03 p. 3
    Jean Salomon—destinationG05 p. 2
    Isaac de la Vaux—destinationG05 p. 2
    Raymond Beauregard—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Barthélémy Penout—destination (group note)G05 p. 6
    Daniel Baudon—destinationG05 p. 6

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

Other places from which descendants came

From the 1960s, in the order of the exhibition panel; London, Frankfurt and Rotterdam, also named in the list, are described above. [A]

  • Vienna (Austria)

    Families
    Not specified: the panel names the Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet families together, without saying which one came from this place.
    Period
    From the 1960s onwards
    Connection with Clairac
    Descendants of the emigrant families came from this place to Clairac to meet Claude Martin.
    Sources
    Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” [A]
    Confidence level
    Medium: the panel names the six places together, with no family or date for each.

  • Mauritius (Indian Ocean)

    Families
    Not specified: the panel names the Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet families together, without saying which one came from this place.
    Period
    From the 1960s onwards
    Connection with Clairac
    Descendants of the emigrant families came from this place to Clairac to meet Claude Martin.
    Sources
    Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” [A]
    Confidence level
    Medium: the panel names the six places together, with no family or date for each; marker placed at the centre of the island (no town named).

  • Philadelphia (United States)

    Families
    Not specified: the panel names the Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet families together, without saying which one came from this place.
    Period
    From the 1960s onwards
    Connection with Clairac
    Descendants of the emigrant families came from this place to Clairac to meet Claude Martin.
    Sources
    Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” [A]
    Confidence level
    Medium: the panel names the six places together, with no family or date for each.

Dutilh family: other departures and the Nérac branch

England and Holland, also named in the list, are described above. [D] [E] [H]

Findings of the lab: other places

Places absent from the other sources, where the lab’s research has found people from Clairac (confirmed or probable findings; hypotheses are not included). Each family links to its lab record, with its sources.

Studies by Claude Martin

Places that Claude Martin studied in his publications. They do not come from his list of emigrants, whose destinations are all in Europe.

  • French Louisiana (marker: New Orleans, now United States)

    Confirmed

    Study
    “L’émigration vers la Louisiane (La Rochelle, Nantes, Clairac), 1698-1754”, by Marie-Claude Guibert, Gabriel Debien and Claude Martin, presented at the national congress of learned societies in Nantes (1972) and published in its proceedings (1977).
    Departures studied
    La Rochelle, Nantes and Clairac, from 1698 to 1754.
    Marker
    New Orleans, for French Louisiana: the article is about the colony, not a town.
    A man from Clairac
    Jacques Pégus, enlisted for Louisiana with two coopers before the notary Gadiot on 26 August 1718, according to Claude Martin’s records.
    To follow up
    The other names have yet to be extracted from the article.
    Records
    Clairac and Louisiana (lab) · the publication

  • Cobham (Surrey, England)

    Confirmed

    Study
    “David Geneste, a Huguenot vine grower at Cobham”, an article by Claude Martin published in 1971 in the Surrey Archaeological Collections.
    Person
    David Geneste, from a family of Laparade, near Clairac, vine grower on the Painshill estate, near Cobham, in the 18th century; he wrote to his sister who had stayed in Clairac.
    Records
    The Geneste record (lab) · the publication

  • Glassworks of the Couserans (Pointis, commune of Mercenac, Ariège)

    Confirmed

    Study
    “Notes sur les verreries du Couserans” (notes on the glassworks of the Couserans), by Claude Martin de Robert, proceedings of the congress of the Fédération des sociétés académiques et savantes Languedoc-Pyrénées-Gascogne held at Saint-Girons in 1985 (published in 1986); text being sought.
    Places
    Pointis, a hamlet of Mercenac and the main glassmaking centre of the Ariège at the end of the 18th century, where members of the de Robert-Bousquet family ran a glassworks; Mane, where he mentions a manganese mine.
    Marker
    Centre of the commune of Mercenac: the map does not place the hamlet itself.
    Records
    The gentlemen glassmakers · the lab record

  • Gabre (Ariège)

    Confirmed

    Study
    Claude Martin’s handwritten file of records on the de Grenier family, glassmaking gentlemen, held by the SHPF Library (records not checked against the originals).
    Place
    Gabre and its hamlets (Commavère, Pastegras, Courtalas), at the heart of the records he noted, mostly from 1676 to 1792; in 1676 Hélie de Granier, a “gentilhomme verrier” (glassmaking nobleman), was born in Gabre (Abbé Lestrade, 1904).
    Glassmakers’ diaspora
    A family from the Ariège, distinct from the list of emigrants from Clairac.
    Records
    The de Grenier file (lab) · The glassmaking gentlemen

  • Montauban (Tarn-et-Garonne)

    Confirmed

    Study
    The same file of records on the de Grenier family (SHPF Library): registers of the minister Jacques Durrieu (1746-1751), registers of the “Désert” and declarations of non-Catholics of the Montauban area (Archives départementales de Tarn-et-Garonne).
    Place
    Montauban, where members of the de Grenier family from the Ariège settled: Jeanne-Marie de Grenier, born at Les Bordes, declared there in 1789 her marriage of 1756 (records not checked against the originals).
    Glassmakers’ diaspora
    A family from the Ariège, distinct from the list of emigrants from Clairac.
    Record
    The de Grenier file (lab)

Hypotheses

Unproven leads, drawn dotted with a “?”: they are not facts. Each one links to its lab record, with its sources.

  • Pegues Place (near Wallace, South Carolina, United States)

    Hypothesis

    Pegues: Glenys’s hypothesis, unproven.

    Supposed route
    Clairac, London, Charleston (arrival around 1736), then Pegues Place, near Wallace (house built around 1770).
    What is established
    Claudius Pegues was born in London in 1719, the son of a Huguenot refugee whose home town in France is not known.
    In Claude Martin’s records
    A Suzanne Pégues in Clairac in 1690 (notarial agreement) and a Jacques Pégus enlisted for Louisiana in 1718: the name existed in Clairac.
    What is missing
    No public document links Claudius Pegues to Clairac.
    Record
    Pegues: from Clairac to South Carolina?

  • Portarlington (Ireland)

    Hypothesis

    Labat: hypothesis, unproven.

    What Claude Martin says
    A Marie de Labat, from Clairac, a refugee with her brother in Ireland, probably in Portarlington.
    Hypothesis
    André Labat of Portarlington, said to be the ancestor of the Labatt brewers of Canada, may be the André de Labat who left Clairac: same first name, a brother and sister André and Marie, but no proof.
    Record
    Labat: from Clairac to Ireland, and the Labatts of Canada?

  • New York (Trinity Church, United States)

    Probable

    Peiret: probable route, according to a note by Claude Martin.

    Route
    Gabre, England, then New York: Marguerite de Grenier Latour and her husband Pierre Peiret, a minister, according to a note in Claude Martin’s records (SHPF Library).
    What is established
    Pierre Peiret was minister of the French Church of New York from 1687; he died there on 1 September 1704 and was buried in the churchyard of Trinity Church.
    What is missing
    No independent source says Marguerite was “from Gabre”; Pierre Peiret’s origin is disputed (county of Foix or Béarn).
    Glassmakers’ diaspora
    A family from the Ariège, distinct from the list of emigrants from Clairac.
    Record
    Marguerite de Grenier Latour and Pierre Peiret: from Gabre to New York

Route of a refugee

Successive stages of a refugee from Clairac, linked to one another in plum dashes (the other lines link each place to Clairac). The dates are in the record, with what is established and what remains to be checked.

  • Route of Paul Brochequin (from Clairac to Rotterdam, 1688-1705)

    Probable

    Who
    Paul Brochequin (Brouchequin, Brousseguin), tailor, of Clairac.
    Stages
    1. Clairac: departure, in 1688 at the latest.
    2. Geneva: 13 June 1688.
    3. Lausanne: certificate of 15 June 1688, cited by the Frankfurt register.
    4. La Neuveville: 23 June 1688 (certificate of 15 June).
    5. Schaffhausen: 23 June 1688.
    6. Frankfurt: 2 July 1688, given relief with Jean Pigos, a dyer, bound for Holland (original register; the 10 May 1688 in Claude Martin’s notes, G03, is probably a copying error).
    7. London: 1 March 1702, baptism of his son Charles (Leicester Fields church).
    8. Rotterdam: 25 October 1705, baptism of his daughter Ester; then of Marie, on 31 August 1707.
    What is established
    The departure, Lausanne and Frankfurt: Claude Martin recorded “Paul Brousseguin, tailleur, de Clairac” (tailor, of Clairac) in the Frankfurt register of 1688; the original register (Institut für Stadtgeschichte Frankfurt am Main, Französisch-reformierte Gemeinde 79, p. 41, document sent by Glenys Bolland) dates this relief to 2 July 1688 and cites a certificate from Lausanne of 15 June. The baptisms in London and Rotterdam are in published or indexed registers.
    To be checked
    Geneva, La Neuveville and Schaffhausen come from records of the Base de données du Refuge huguenot (Huguenot Refuge database) reported by Glenys, which we have not been able to re-read; that the Paul of London and Rotterdam is the one from Clairac is very probable, not proved.
    Record
    Brouchequin: Paul, a tailor from Clairac, from Frankfurt to London and Rotterdam
    Story
    The story, stage by stage

Other places named in the registers recorded by Claude Martin

Places absent from the list of émigrés, named in the registers recorded by Claude Martin for people from Clairac. The identified places are shown on the map (diamonds): South Farnham in the overview, the others on the detailed map of Europe, grouped by region. The Palatinate and Westphalia, regions named without a town, and the unidentified places are not shown. In order of the number of lines. [G]

  • Lausanne

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    19 lines of transcription (G02: 4, G05: 15), including 11 through a note by Claude Martin covering a group of lines.
    Mentions
    Coming from (12), witness (7), presence (1), place named, role not stated (1).
    Period
    From 1686 to 1693, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    Mainly a place of transit: the lines say “coming from”, name a witness or relief received on the way; for most, it is not an attested refuge.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2, G02 p. 3, G05 p. 1, G05 p. 2, G05 p. 6 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 19 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jacques Villessauvès1686coming fromG02 p. 1
    Jacques Brustis1686coming fromG02 p. 1
    Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail1693presenceG02 p. 2
    Joseph Galliné1686coming fromG02 p. 3
    Joseph Galiné—witnessG05 p. 1
    Pierre Pomarede—witnessG05 p. 1
    Samson Vichet—witnessG05 p. 1
    Jean Vignon—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    François Pautonnier—coming fromG05 p. 2
    François Pautonnier—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    Pierre Boris—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    Jaques Brustis—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    Jean Rante—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    Jaques Sauvage—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    Jaques Larrima—coming fromG05 p. 2
    Jaques Larrima—coming from (group note)G05 p. 2
    Pierre Saint-Pé—place named, role not statedG05 p. 6
    Jaques Villesauves—witness (group note)G05 p. 6
    Jacob Dubosc—witness (group note)G05 p. 6
    Gratien Gas—witness (group note)G05 p. 6
    Jean Buscaille—witness (group note)G05 p. 6

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    3
    Confirmed or probable facts
    4

  • Kassel

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    7 lines of transcription (G02: 3, G03: 2, G05: 2).
    Mentions
    Destination (4), death (2), presence (1), coming from (1).
    Period
    From 1686 to 1731, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2, G03 p. 1, G05 p. 1, G05 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 7 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Daniel Dutilh1686destinationG02 p. 1
    Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail1686/1687presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail1686/1687deathG02 p. 2
    Pierre Joyeux1731deathG02 p. 2
    Pierre POMARèDE1686destinationG03 p. 1
    Daniel Dutilh1686destinationG03 p. 1
    Gratien Pomarède1686coming fromG05 p. 1
    Daniel Dutilh—destinationG05 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    2
    Confirmed or probable facts
    2

  • Bern

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    6 lines of transcription (G02: 2, G05: 4).
    Mentions
    Coming from (2), relief received (2), destination (1), witness (1).
    Period
    1686, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 3, G05 p. 1, G05 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 6 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Moyse Belloc1686coming fromG02 p. 1
    Paul Herbes1686coming fromG02 p. 3
    Joseph Galiné—relief receivedG05 p. 1
    Pierre Pomarede—relief receivedG05 p. 1
    Paul Herbes—destinationG05 p. 1
    Moyse Belloc—witnessG05 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

  • Erlangen

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    6 lines of transcription (G02: 6).
    Mentions
    Death (5), presence (1).
    Period
    From 1692 to 1741, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 6 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jacques Caubet1725deathG02 p. 1
    Jean Caubet—deathG02 p. 1
    Esther Lafargue1703deathG02 p. 2
    Jacques Lantré1741deathG02 p. 2
    Jean Lantré1739deathG02 p. 2
    Judith Pers1692presenceG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    2
    Confirmed or probable facts
    2

  • Hamburg

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    6 lines of transcription (G02: 6).
    Mentions
    Death (3), presence (2), place named, role not stated (1).
    Period
    From 1690 to 1733, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2, G02 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 6 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Elisabeth Casenove1713deathG02 p. 1
    Pierre Dutilh1690presenceG02 p. 1
    Pierre Bouchy1700presenceG02 p. 2
    Moyse Boué1720deathG02 p. 2
    Alexandre Raynal (?)—place named, role not statedG02 p. 2
    Zacharie Martinesque1733deathG02 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

  • Zurich

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    5 lines of transcription (G02: 1, G05: 4).
    Mentions
    Coming from (3), destination (1), witness (1).
    Period
    1686, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    Mainly a place of transit: the lines say “coming from”, name a witness or relief received on the way; for most, it is not an attested refuge.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G05 p. 1, G05 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 5 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Daniel Dutilh1686coming fromG02 p. 1
    Pierre Pomarede—coming fromG05 p. 1
    Paul Herbes—destinationG05 p. 1
    Daniel Dutilh—witnessG05 p. 2
    Daniel Merle—coming fromG05 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

  • Berlin

    Lines
    4 lines of transcription (G02: 3, G03: 1).
    Mentions
    Destination (2), presence (2).
    Period
    From 1686 to 1713, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2, G03 p. 4 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 4 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Joseph Bertin1686destinationG02 p. 1
    Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail1713/1721presenceG02 p. 2
    Daniel COUVET1698presenceG02 p. 2
    Joseph BERTIN1698-10-30destinationG03 p. 4

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Offenbach

    Lines
    3 lines of transcription (G02: 2, G03: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1), death (1), destination (1).
    Period
    From 1709 to 1736, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 2, G03 p. 4 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 3 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jacques Castanier1709presenceG02 p. 1
    Jacques Pomarède1736deathG02 p. 2
    Jacques Castanier (?)1709-11-19destinationG03 p. 4

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Wilhelmsdorf

    Lines
    3 lines of transcription (G02: 3).
    Mentions
    Presence (2), marriage (1).
    Period
    From 1697 to 1702, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 3 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jacques Lantré1702presenceG02 p. 2
    Jean Lantré1701presenceG02 p. 2
    Paul Lantré1697marriageG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Basel

    Lines
    2 lines of transcription (G02: 2).
    Mentions
    Presence (2).
    Period
    From 1688 to 1694, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 6 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 2 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jean BALGUERIE1694presenceG02 p. 6
    CREBESSAC1688presenceG02 p. 6

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Königsberg (Prussia)

    Lines
    2 lines of transcription (G02: 2).
    Mentions
    Presence (2).
    Period
    1700, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2, G02 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 2 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Noé Balguerie—presenceG02 p. 2
    Matthieu1700presenceG02 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Magdeburg

    Lines
    2 lines of transcription (G02: 2).
    Mentions
    Presence (2).
    Period
    From 1700 to 1705, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1, G02 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 2 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jean Bernège1700presenceG02 p. 1
    Moyse du Vignau1705presenceG02 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Palatinate

    Lines
    2 lines of transcription (G03: 1, G05: 1).
    Mentions
    Destination (2).
    Period
    1688, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G03 p. 3, G05 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The 2 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Marie BERNEGE1688-05-10destinationG03 p. 3
    Marie Bernège—destinationG05 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Bremen

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1691, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Daniel BOUDON1691presenceG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Cadzand (Netherlands)

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G15: 1).
    Mentions
    Marriage (1).
    Period
    1706, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G15 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Pierre DAMAS1706-04-15marriageG15 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    2

  • Friedrichstal (several places of this name: Baden, Brandenburg…)

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    No date is written on these lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés. Place written as is (several places of this name: Baden, Brandenburg…): not placed on the map.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jean Cotty—presenceG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Gewissenruch (not identified)

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Marriage (1).
    Period
    1747, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés. Place written as is (not identified): not placed on the map.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jacques Lisse1747marriageG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Hameln

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1695, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jean Rante1695presenceG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Landau

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1710, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Pierre Chaudruc1710presenceG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

  • Marburg

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Death (1).
    Period
    1699, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Pierre ACHARD1699deathG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Neu-Isenburg

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    No date is written on these lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Jean Brocas—presenceG02 p. 1

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Portarlington (Ireland)

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G04: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1787, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G04 p. 3 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Marguerite Dumoulin1787-04-17presenceG04 p. 3

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    3
    Confirmed or probable facts
    5

  • Pretzlau (not identified: Prenzlau? hypothesis not adopted)

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1699, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés. Place written as is (not identified: Prenzlau? hypothesis not adopted): not placed on the map.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    David Dupouy1699presenceG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

  • Schwabach

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Marriage (1).
    Period
    1706, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 2 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Pierre CHOPPIS1706marriageG02 p. 2

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

  • South Farnham (Virginia)

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Minister of religion (1).
    Period
    1701, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 4 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Louis LATANé1701minister of religionG02 p. 4

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

  • Tournai

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1762, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 5 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Alexandre AUDEBEZ1762presenceG02 p. 5

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

  • Utrecht

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1737, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 5 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Daniel BALGUERIE1737presenceG02 p. 5

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    2
    Confirmed or probable facts
    2

  • Westphalia

    In the registers recorded by Claude Martin

    Lines
    1 line of transcription (G02: 1).
    Mentions
    Presence (1).
    Period
    1700, according to the dates written on the lines.
    Connection with Clairac
    People from Clairac whose presence, marriage, death or settlement in this place Claude Martin recorded.
    Sources
    Claude Martin’s typed records: G02 p. 1 (documents not reproduced on this site) [G]
    Confidence level
    High for what the document says: Claude Martin cites the register or publication each line comes from. A line is not a person: the same person may appear in several documents. These numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés.
    People
    The line: person, date, entry, document and page
    PersonDateEntryDocument
    Pierre Caubet (?)1700presenceG02 p. 1

    “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.

    Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)

    Families
    1
    Confirmed or probable facts
    1

Off the map: no precise place or not followed

  • “–”: not followed (off the map)

    Lines
    89 lines; Claude’s spellings: “–” (84), “–!” (4), “–?” (1).
    Summary
    “90 non suivis”; the transcription counts 88 lines in this category (difference: -2).
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    People whom Claude Martin marks with a dash: the “non suivis” (not followed) of his summary.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

  • No destination written (off the map)

    Lines
    2 lines: nothing is written after the name.
    Summary
    No line for this place in Claude’s summary.
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    People in the list with no destination written.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

  • “Indes Or.” (place not specified)

    Lines
    1 line; Claude’s spelling: “Indes Or.”.
    Summary
    No line for this place in Claude’s summary.
    Period
    Not specified by the list (date the list was made unknown)
    Connection with Clairac
    Destination recorded by Claude Martin, without a precise place: not placed on the map.
    Families
    Not linked: the names in the list are not connected to the families on this site.
    Sources
    Claude Martin, list of emigrants from Clairac (facsimile and transcription) [L]
    Confidence level
    High: recorded by Claude Martin in his list, which does not cite its sources.

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