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Clairac
From Clairac to the world
In his list “Emigrés de CLAIRAC en Agenois Province de Guyenne”, Claude Martin records a destination for each name: Frankfurt, London, Holland, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland… The map shows these places, with the number of lines of the list that name each one. [L]
From the 1960s onwards, the descendants of the emigrant families Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet came to meet Claude Martin, from Vienna, London, Frankfurt, Mauritius, Rotterdam and Philadelphia. [A]
After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, members of the Dutilh family left Clairac for England and Holland, according to two articles in Sud Ouest published in July 2017 [D] [E]; Pierre Dutilh, born in Clairac, married there as early as 1698, according to a marriage notice found by the research lab. [H]
Claude Martin also recorded, in the registers of Frankfurt, London, Dublin or Holland, the people from Clairac he found there. The place records give these lines one by one: person, date, entry, document and page. [G]
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.
Map
Destinations of the emigrants and visits by descendants
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Host countries
One page per country: Claude Martin’s figures (his list of emigrants and his register extracts, which are not to be added together), the families traced, the map of the country, its archives and its Huguenot societies.
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Germany
List of emigrants: 32 in Germany and 51 given relief in Frankfurt. Register extracts: 104 people.
Families: Pomarède, Vernejoul, Dutilh.
See the page
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Netherlands
List of emigrants: 35 people. Register extracts: 34 people.
Families: Balguerie, Dutilh, Coignon.
See the page
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England
List of emigrants: 36 people. Register extracts: 34 people.
Families: Brouchequin, Loches, Joyeux.
See the page
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Ireland
List of emigrants: 11 people. Register extracts: 15 people.
Families: Pineau, Coudere, Carmentrand.
See the page
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Switzerland
List of emigrants: 6 people. Register extracts: 8 people.
Families: Pomarède, Brustis, Brouchequin.
See the page
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America
List of emigrants: no American destination. Register extracts: 1 person, in Virginia.
Families: Fauquier, Latané, Pégus (Louisiane).
See the page
Text version of the map
Each place on the map, with its record: number of lines in the list, families concerned, period, link with Clairac, sources and level of confidence; and, where Claude Martin recorded it in registers, the list of people with document and page. [G]
Destinations recorded by Claude Martin
In order of the number of lines of the list naming each place. [L]
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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
Person Date Entry Document Marguerite Sabatier 1694 presence G02 p. 1 Jean Salomon 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Pierre Saint-Pé 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Jacques Sauvage 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Marie Sauzet 1696 presence G02 p. 1 Jacques Soligni 1709 presence G02 p. 1 Jacques Villessauvès 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Pierre Villessauvès 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Pierre Bardon 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Raymond Beauregard 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Moyse Belloc 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Marie Bernaige 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Joseph Bertin 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Moyse Borderie 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Pierre Boris 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Isaac Bourges 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Jean Boussac 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Moise Broc 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Jacques Brustis 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Moyse Brustis 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Bernard Buscaille 1718 presence G02 p. 1 Jean Buscaille 1688 presence G02 p. 1 Pierre Combière 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Jean Crosade 1714 presence G02 p. 1 Alexandre Dubosc 1702 presence G02 p. 1 Joseph Dumas 1694 presence G02 p. 1 Daniel Dutilh 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Jacques Dutilh 1686 presence G02 p. 1 Abraham Bonnet 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Daniel BOUDON 1688 presence G02 p. 2 Pierre CAZAUX 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Jean CHARLOT 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Pierre CHOPPIS 1705 presence G02 p. 2 David Descombels 1703 presence G02 p. 2 Jean Durand 1727 presence G02 p. 2 Mathieu Goineau 1705 presence G02 p. 2 Pierre Jouglas 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Jean Lacombe 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Jean Lafare 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Jean Lalane 1726 presence G02 p. 2 Abel Laporte 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Elie Laporte 1704 presence G02 p. 2 Marguerite de LARRIMAL 1691 presence G02 p. 2 Guillaume Lefebvre 1714 presence G02 p. 2 Daniel Merle 1686 presence G02 p. 2 André Merle 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Jean Rante 1686 presence G02 p. 2 Jean Fabre 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Gédéon Fournier 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Pierre Fournier 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Joseph Galliné 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jean Gardier 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Gratien Gas 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jacob Demichel 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jean Gou 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Paul Herbes 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jacques Larrimal 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Paul Loccan 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Pierre Metge 1686 presence G02 p. 3 François DeMichel 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jean Demichel 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Antoine Morges 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Joseph Ollovier 1686 presence G02 p. 3 François Pautonnier 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jean Péchouet 1718 presence G02 p. 3 Barthélémy Penout 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Pierre Petit 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jean Pigos 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Daniel Pomarède 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Gratien Pomarede 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jean Sempé 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Isaac de La Vaux 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Samson Vichel 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jean Vignon 1686 presence G02 p. 3 Jacques SAUVAGE 1686 coming from G02 p. 4 Joseph GALLINé 1685/1687 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Pierre POMARèDE 1685/1687 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Gratien POMARèDE 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Paul LOCCAN 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Paul HERBES 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Jacques Dutilh 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Pierre POMARèDE 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Samson VICHET 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Jean SALOMON 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Daniel Dutilh 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Daniel MERLE 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 1 Isaac de la VAUX 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Daniel POMARèDE [?] (?) 1686 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jean GARDIER 1687-07-11 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Pierre JOUGLAS 1687-07-11 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Daniel Baudon 1687-07-11 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Pierre METGE 1687-07-11 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jean VIGNON 1687-07-11 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 François PAUTONNIER 1687-07-11 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Pierre BORIS 1687-07-11 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jacques BRUSTIS 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jean Rante 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jacques SAUVAGE 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jacques LaRRIMA 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jacon GUIOT MICHEL 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jean LAFARE-Laffargue) 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Pierre Saint-Pé 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Pierre SARGEOIS 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Isaac BOURGES 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jean de MICHEL 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 François de MICHEL 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Antoine MORGES 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Abraham BONNET 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jean BOUSSAC 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Abel LAPORTE 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Raymond BEAUREGARD 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Barthélémy PENOUT 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Jean GOU 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 2 Daniel BAUDON 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 3 Jacques VILLESSAUVES 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 3 Jacob Du Bosc 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 3 Gratien GAS 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 3 Jean BUSCAILLE 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 3 Jean SEMPTé 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 3 Pierre PETIT 1687-09-05 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 107) G03 p. 3 Moyse BORDERIE 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Moyse BRUSTIS 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Pierre CAZAUX 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Jean FABRE 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Pierre COMBIERE 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 André MERLE 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Samuel DUMAGNON 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Jean CHARLOT 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Paul BROUSSEGAIN 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Jean PIGOS 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Marie BERNEGE 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Moyse BELLOC 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Mathieu LABAT 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Anne SOULAGOU 1688-05-10 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 108) G03 p. 3 Marguerite de LARIMAL 1691-06-24 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 110) G03 p. 3 Marguerite SABATIER 1694-03-26 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 112) G03 p. 3 Joseph DUMAS (?) 1694 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 112) G03 p. 3 Pierre BARDON 1695 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 112) G03 p. 3 Marie SAUZET 1696-08-31 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 114) G03 p. 4 Moyse BROC 1698-03-07 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 114) G03 p. 4 Joseph BERTIN 1698-10-30 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 114) G03 p. 4 Alexandre du BOSC 1702-11-22 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 David DESCOMBLE 1703-05-23 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 Elie LAPORTE 1704-03-19 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 Pierre CHOPY 1705-03-30 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 Mathieu GOINAU 1705-12-02 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 Jeanne d'Arvre 1705-12-02 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 Jacques SOLIGNI 1709-06-02 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 Jacques Castanier (?) 1709-11-19 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 115) G03 p. 4 Guillaume LEFEBRE (?) 1714-09 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117) G03 p. 4 Jean CROSADE 1714-09-01 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117) G03 p. 4 Daniel ACHART 1717-08-13 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117) G03 p. 4 Jean PECHOUET 1718-07-26 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 117) G03 p. 4 Bernard BUSCAILLE 1718-11-04 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 119) G03 p. 4 Jean LALANE 1726-11-28 relief received (entry in the register) (reg. 119) G03 p. 4 Jean DURAND 1727-02-09 relief 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 Pomarède 1686 relief 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 Gardier 1687-07-11 relief 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
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- Probable
The networks of departure: 31 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jacques Sauvage 1698 presence G02 p. 1 Daniel AUDIBERT 1725 marriage G02 p. 4 Marie BORDES 1692 presence G02 p. 4 Pricille DAIRE 1699 marriage G02 p. 4 Moyse DAYRE 1697 marriage G02 p. 4 Pierre De HAME 1719 naturalisation G02 p. 4 Françoiq DESSALLES 1698 presence G02 p. 4 Jacob DUBOSC 1696 presence G02 p. 4 Jacob DUBOSC 1713 naturalisation G02 p. 4 Jean DUBOURG 1726 marriage G02 p. 4 Jean DUGARS 1708 marriage G02 p. 4 Simon DUGAR 1706 relief received G02 p. 4 André DUVAL 1695 presence G02 p. 4 Jean FAUQUIER 1698 naturalisation G02 p. 4 Pierre FAURIE 1693 presence G02 p. 4 FLAUGEL 1701 presence G02 p. 4 Marie FLAUGEL 1701 presence G02 p. 4 FOUE Pierre (?) 1705 presence G02 p. 4 Pierre JOYEUX 1700 naturalisation G02 p. 4 PIerre LABAT 1699 presence G02 p. 4 Marie LABAT de 1688 presence G02 p. 4 André LABAT 1688 presence G02 p. 4 LABAT 1688 presence G02 p. 4 Paul LAFARGUE 1714 marriage G02 p. 4 Salomon LARRAT 1699 abjuration G02 p. 4 MESSINES 1746 presence G02 p. 4 Pierre PINEAU 1703 presence G02 p. 4 Jacques SAUVAGE 1698 presence G02 p. 4 Anne TOURON 1698 presence G02 p. 4 Abraham MERIGNAC 1697 presence G02 p. 4 Jean MERIGNAC 1702 presence G02 p. 4 Moyse MERIGNAC 1702 presence G02 p. 4 Isaac MERIGNAC 1699 presence G02 p. 4 Pierre MERIGNAC 1694 presence G02 p. 4 LOCHES David 1699 naturalisation G02 p. 4 David LOCHES de 1699 naturalisation G02 p. 5 Jean PECHOUET 1718-07-26 destination G03 p. 4 Pierre REAU [?] (?) 1612-02-18 marriage G15 p. 1 Pierre DE MIQUEL [?] (?) 1608-01-31 marriage G15 p. 1 Jean ROURSAC [?] (?) 1694-04-08 place named, role not stated G15 p. 1 Jean ALBERT (?) 1687-02 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Jean BERTRAM (?) 1699-10-29 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Jacob CHAPELOU 1685-04-29 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Moise Chastel 1700-06-09 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Anne Codere 1688-04-29 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 André De Batz 1688-06-18 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Pierre DU SOULAY 1688-04-29 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Marie DUVALAT 1700-06-02 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Moyse MERIGNAC — place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Pierre MERIGNAC — place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 David MONTANT 1688-06-07 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Pierre PETIT 1688-06-18 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Pierre PINEAU 1688-04-29 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Anne SIMPÉ 1688-06-18 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Jeanne THOMAS 1688-06-18 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Jacob SABATE 1742-11 marriage G15 p. 2 Marye BORDES 1692-06-26 marriage G15 p. 2 Moyse DAIRE [?] (?) 1697-01-10 marriage G15 p. 2 Jacob DUBOS 1696-05-31 presence G15 p. 2 Jean DUGAR 1696 presence G15 p. 2 André DUVAL 1695-09-20 presence G15 p. 2 Marie DUSOULES [?] (?) 1703-12-17 presence G15 p. 2 Marie FLAUGEL 1701 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Paul LA FARGUE (?) — marriage G15 p. 2 DES SALLES 1698-03-05 presence G15 p. 2 Isaac MERIGNAC 1699 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Jean MERIGNAC (?) 1702 place named, role not stated G15 p. 2 Jean DUGAR 1708-04-10 marriage G15 p. 3 Jean DU BOURG 1726-10-30 marriage G15 p. 3 Jean MISPOULET 1726-12-22 marriage G15 p. 3 Daniel AUDIBERT (?) 1725-03 marriage G15 p. 3 Daniel DESSALES 1692-11-21 presence G15 p. 3 Jacques SAUVAGE 1692-09-25 marriage G15 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Probable
- Probable
- Probable
The networks of departure: 4 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram
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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
Person Date Entry Document Marie Bernaige 1686 coming from G02 p. 1 Jean Buscaille 1688 destination G02 p. 1 Jean CHARLOT 1686 destination G02 p. 2 BALGUERIE du METGE — presence G02 p. 5 Paul CHOPIS — presence G02 p. 5 Moise LABAT de Vivens — presence G02 p. 5 Etienne SAUZET — presence G02 p. 5 Jean SAUZET — presence G02 p. 5 Germaine LOCHES de 1717 death G02 p. 5 Suzanne Broc de — presence G02 p. 5 Gratien POMARèDE 1686 destination G03 p. 1 Pierre BORIS 1687-07-11 destination G03 p. 2 Pierre Saint-Pé 1687-09-05 destination G03 p. 2 Jean SEMPTé 1687-09-05 destination G03 p. 3 Moyse BORDERIE 1688-05-10 destination G03 p. 3 Jean CHARLOT 1688-05-10 destination G03 p. 3 Mathieu LABAT 1688-05-10 destination G03 p. 3 Anne SOULAGOU 1688-05-10 destination G03 p. 3 Marguerite de LARIMAL 1691-06-24 destination G03 p. 3 Marguerite SABATIER 1694-03-26 destination G03 p. 3 Moyse BROC 1698-03-07 destination G03 p. 4 Elie LAPORTE 1704-03-19 destination G03 p. 4 Jacques SOLIGNI 1709-06-02 destination G03 p. 4 Jean CROSADE 1714-09-01 destination G03 p. 4 Bernard BUSCAILLE 1718-11-04 destination G03 p. 4 Gratien Pomarède 1686 destination G05 p. 1 Jean Vignon — destination (group note) G05 p. 2 François Pautonnier — destination (group note) G05 p. 2 Pierre Boris — destination G05 p. 2 Pierre Boris — destination (group note) G05 p. 2 Jean Charlot — destination G05 p. 3 Marie Bernège — coming from G05 p. 3 Moyse Bourderie — destination G05 p. 4 Pierre Saint-Pé — destination G05 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 — destination G05 p. 7 Moyse Borderie — destination G05 p. 7 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Mathieu Marrau — presence G02 p. 3 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Anne Coudere 1702 presence G02 p. 6 Jean Seilhade 1720 presence G02 p. 6 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Marie Sauzet 1696 destination G02 p. 1 David BRINIHOL 1707 naturalisation G02 p. 4 Marie SAUZET 1696-08-31 destination G03 p. 4 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Pierre Boris 1686 coming from G02 p. 1 Moyse du Vignau 1705 coming from G02 p. 3 Jean Vignon — coming from (group note) G05 p. 2 François Pautonnier — coming from (group note) G05 p. 2 Pierre Boris — coming from G05 p. 2 Pierre Boris — coming from (group note) G05 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Pierre Jouglas 1701 marriage G02 p. 2 Antoine Bonnemayre 1728 marriage G02 p. 6 Jacques Borderie 1719 presence G02 p. 6 Marie Chopis 1710 presence G02 p. 6 Jeanne Coudere 1701 presence G02 p. 6 Pierre Denis 1699 presence G02 p. 6 Marie Labrousse 1719 abjuration G02 p. 6 Jean Villebois 1728 abjuration G02 p. 6 Marie Lalane 1728 marriage G02 p. 6 Guillaume Darqué 1720 presence G02 p. 6 Daniel Pineau 1722 presence G02 p. 6 Jacques Brustis 1728 abjuration G02 p. 6 Jean Carmentran 1727 abjuration G02 p. 6 Martin Daniel 1730 presence G02 p. 6 Daniel PINEAU 1685 presence G04 p. 2 Ysaac SEILHADE 1705 death G04 p. 2 Ysaac SEILHADE 1685 presence G04 p. 2 Pierre JOUGLAS (?) 1701-08-06 marriage G04 p. 2 Marie Labrousse (?) 1719-05-20 abjuration G04 p. 2 Jacques BORDERIE 1719-05-20 abjuration G04 p. 2 Marie CHOPIS (CHOPPY) 1710-07-23 marriage G04 p. 2 Elisabeth COUDERC 1719 abjuration G04 p. 2 Pierre DENIS 1699 settlement G04 p. 2 Pierre DENIS 1721 presence G04 p. 2 Antoine BONNEMAYEE 1728-02-04 marriage G04 p. 2 Raymond Pénettes (?) 1719-01-01 marriage G04 p. 2 Jean VILLEBOIS 1728-08-26 abjuration G04 p. 3 Guillaume DARQUIé (?) 1720 presence G04 p. 3 Daniel martin 1730-03-15 death G04 p. 3 Marguerite Dumoulin 1787-04-17 presence G04 p. 3 Pierre JOUGLA (?) 1701-08 marriage G15 p. 1 Raymond PENETTES [?] (?) 1718-01-01 marriage G15 p. 1 CHAPIS [?] (?) — marriage G15 p. 1 Marie CHOPPY (?) 1710-07 marriage G15 p. 1 Jean CARMANTRAN [?] (?) 1727 place named, role not stated G15 p. 1 Daniel Martin 1730-03-15 death G15 p. 1 Elisabeth COUDERE [?] (?) 1719-03 place named, role not stated G15 p. 1 Marie LA BROUSSE (?) 1719-05 place named, role not stated G15 p. 1 Jacques BORDERIE 1719-12-25 abjuration G15 p. 1 Jean VILLEBOIS 1728-08-26 place named, role not stated G15 p. 1 Jacques BRUSTI[?] (?) 1728-11-15 place named, role not stated G15 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
The networks of departure: 15 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jacques BALGUERIE 1728 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 5 Daniel BOUDON 1729 presence G02 p. 5 Jean COIGNON 1728 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 5 Paul COIGNON 1728 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 5 Etienne CONSTANT 1714 marriage G02 p. 5 Jacques BALGUERIE 1716 presence G02 p. 5 Susanne DAVID 1711 presence G02 p. 5 Pierre DELMESTRE 1727 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 5 Jean DENIS 1719 presence G02 p. 5 Jean GENESTE 1714 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 5 François LABAT de 1715 death G02 p. 5 Gabiel LAFONT 1708 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 5 Pierre LARTIGUE 1699 marriage G02 p. 5 Jacques Dutilh 1718 presence G02 p. 5 Jacques Dutilh 1722 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 5 Loches de Jean 1686 presence G02 p. 5 Susanne PHILIPPOT (?) 1683 presence G04 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Probable
- Probable
- Probable
- Probable
The networks of departure: 16 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram
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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
Person Date Entry Document Marie Sauzet 1696 coming from G02 p. 1 Alexandre Dubosc 1702 coming from G02 p. 1 Jean DUGARS 1701 coming from G02 p. 4 Jean BERTRAND 1688 presence G02 p. 6 David DELMESTRE 1698 presence G02 p. 6 Jean Du PUY 1708 presence G02 p. 6 Pierre LABAT 1701 marriage G02 p. 6 Noé DUBOSC 1684 presence G02 p. 6 BAR de Baron de MAUZAC Jean 1709 citizenship (burghership) G02 p. 6 Jean DURAND 1727-02-09 destination G03 p. 4 Jean Salomon — witness G05 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
- Probable
- Probable
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jean Salomon 1686 destination G02 p. 1 Isaac de La Vaux 1686 destination G02 p. 3 Jean SALOMON 1686 destination G03 p. 1 Isaac de la VAUX 1686 destination G03 p. 2 Daniel BAUDON 1687-09-05 destination G03 p. 3 Samuel DUMAGNON 1688-05-10 destination G03 p. 3 Jean Salomon — destination G05 p. 2 Isaac de la Vaux — destination G05 p. 2 Raymond Beauregard — destination (group note) G05 p. 6 Barthélémy Penout — destination (group note) G05 p. 6 Daniel Baudon — destination G05 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]
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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.
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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).
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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]
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Across the Atlantic (place not specified)
- Families
- Dutilh (Étienne Dutilh)
- Period
- After the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685)
- Connection with Clairac
- Étienne Dutilh left for “across the Atlantic” after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes; the article names no country or place: destination not shown on the map.
- Sources
- Sud Ouest, 22 July 2017 [E]
- Confidence level
- Medium: press article, not confirmed by a primary archive.
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Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Dutilh family
- Families
- Dutilh (Pierre Dutilh)
- Period
- By 1717 at the latest
- Connection with Clairac
- Pierre Dutilh, born in Clairac in 1674, married in Amsterdam as early as 1698 (“Pierre Dutilh van Clairac, koopman”, a marriage notice found by the research lab); his son Abel Pierre was born there in 1717; he died there in 1748.
- Sources
- Familiestichting Dutilh, Dutilhiteiten no. 57, January 2025, p. 37 (private document) [H]
- Confidence level
- Medium: newsletter of a family association, private document not reproduced on this site; date of departure unknown.
In the registers recorded by Claude Martin
- Lines
- 10 lines of transcription (G02: 10).
- Mentions
- Presence (6), marriage (2), coming from (1), death (1).
- Period
- From 1686 to 1754, 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. 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 10 lines: person, date, entry, document and page
Person Date Entry Document Noé Balguerie — coming from G02 p. 2 Pierre BALGUERIE 1708 marriage G02 p. 5 Daniel BALGUERIE 1711 marriage G02 p. 5 Jean BALGUERIE 1729 presence G02 p. 5 Paul DAUSSINANGES 1739 death G02 p. 5 Jacques PHILIPOT 1686 presence G02 p. 5 Susanne PHILIPPOT 1686 presence G02 p. 5 Benjamin PHILIPOT 1686 presence G02 p. 5 Pierre CASTAN 1754 presence G02 p. 5 Daniel CAUBET — presence G02 p. 5 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)
- Families
- 18
- Confirmed or probable facts
- 40
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Probable
- Probable
The networks of departure: 8 documented links between Clairac families in this city. See the diagram
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Nérac (France)
- Families
- Dutilh (Mathieu Dutilh and Suzanne Baylin, their sons Mathieu, Hyacinthe and Jacques)
- Period
- Mathieu Dutilh (1675-1734), then his sons in the 1750s
- Connection with Clairac
- A place near Clairac, linked to the family: a Dutilh branch settled there. It is not a departure into exile (marker without a line).
- Sources
- Familiestichting Dutilh, Dutilhiteiten no. 57, January 2025, p. 36 (private document) [H]
- Confidence level
- Medium: newsletter of a family association, private document not reproduced on this site.
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.
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Leiden (Netherlands)
Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)
- Families
- 2
- Confirmed or probable facts
- 2
- Probable
- Probable
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Delft (Netherlands)
Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)
- Families
- 2
- Confirmed or probable facts
- 2
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
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Breda (Netherlands)
Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)
- Families
- 1
- Confirmed or probable facts
- 1
- Confirmed
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Groningen (Netherlands)
Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)
- Families
- 1
- Confirmed or probable facts
- 1
- Confirmed
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Paramaribo (Suriname)
Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)
- Families
- 1
- Confirmed or probable facts
- 3
- Confirmed
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Batavia (now Jakarta, Indonesia)
Findings of the lab (confirmed or probable)
- Families
- 1
- Confirmed or probable facts
- 1
- Probable
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.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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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?
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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?
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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.
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Route of Paul Brochequin (from Clairac to Rotterdam, 1688-1705)
Probable
- Who
- Paul Brochequin (Brouchequin, Brousseguin), tailor, of Clairac.
- Stages
- Clairac: departure, in 1688 at the latest.
- Geneva: 13 June 1688.
- Lausanne: certificate of 15 June 1688, cited by the Frankfurt register.
- La Neuveville: 23 June 1688 (certificate of 15 June).
- Schaffhausen: 23 June 1688.
- 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).
- London: 1 March 1702, baptism of his son Charles (Leicester Fields church).
- 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]
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jacques Villessauvès 1686 coming from G02 p. 1 Jacques Brustis 1686 coming from G02 p. 1 Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail 1693 presence G02 p. 2 Joseph Galliné 1686 coming from G02 p. 3 Joseph Galiné — witness G05 p. 1 Pierre Pomarede — witness G05 p. 1 Samson Vichet — witness G05 p. 1 Jean Vignon — coming from (group note) G05 p. 2 François Pautonnier — coming from G05 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 from G05 p. 2 Jaques Larrima — coming from (group note) G05 p. 2 Pierre Saint-Pé — place named, role not stated G05 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
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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
Person Date Entry Document Daniel Dutilh 1686 destination G02 p. 1 Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail 1686/1687 presence G02 p. 2 Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail 1686/1687 death G02 p. 2 Pierre Joyeux 1731 death G02 p. 2 Pierre POMARèDE 1686 destination G03 p. 1 Daniel Dutilh 1686 destination G03 p. 1 Gratien Pomarède 1686 coming from G05 p. 1 Daniel Dutilh — destination G05 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
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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
Person Date Entry Document Moyse Belloc 1686 coming from G02 p. 1 Paul Herbes 1686 coming from G02 p. 3 Joseph Galiné — relief received G05 p. 1 Pierre Pomarede — relief received G05 p. 1 Paul Herbes — destination G05 p. 1 Moyse Belloc — witness G05 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
- Confirmed
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jacques Caubet 1725 death G02 p. 1 Jean Caubet — death G02 p. 1 Esther Lafargue 1703 death G02 p. 2 Jacques Lantré 1741 death G02 p. 2 Jean Lantré 1739 death G02 p. 2 Judith Pers 1692 presence G02 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
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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
Person Date Entry Document Elisabeth Casenove 1713 death G02 p. 1 Pierre Dutilh 1690 presence G02 p. 1 Pierre Bouchy 1700 presence G02 p. 2 Moyse Boué 1720 death G02 p. 2 Alexandre Raynal (?) — place named, role not stated G02 p. 2 Zacharie Martinesque 1733 death G02 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
- Probable
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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
Person Date Entry Document Daniel Dutilh 1686 coming from G02 p. 1 Pierre Pomarede — coming from G05 p. 1 Paul Herbes — destination G05 p. 1 Daniel Dutilh — witness G05 p. 2 Daniel Merle — coming from G05 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
- Confirmed
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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
Person Date Entry Document Joseph Bertin 1686 destination G02 p. 1 Jean-Jacques AUGIER du Barail 1713/1721 presence G02 p. 2 Daniel COUVET 1698 presence G02 p. 2 Joseph BERTIN 1698-10-30 destination G03 p. 4 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jacques Castanier 1709 presence G02 p. 1 Jacques Pomarède 1736 death G02 p. 2 Jacques Castanier (?) 1709-11-19 destination G03 p. 4 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jacques Lantré 1702 presence G02 p. 2 Jean Lantré 1701 presence G02 p. 2 Paul Lantré 1697 marriage G02 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jean BALGUERIE 1694 presence G02 p. 6 CREBESSAC 1688 presence G02 p. 6 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Noé Balguerie — presence G02 p. 2 Matthieu 1700 presence G02 p. 3 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jean Bernège 1700 presence G02 p. 1 Moyse du Vignau 1705 presence G02 p. 3 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Marie BERNEGE 1688-05-10 destination G03 p. 3 Marie Bernège — destination G05 p. 3 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Daniel BOUDON 1691 presence G02 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Pierre DAMAS 1706-04-15 marriage G15 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
- Confirmed
-
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
Person Date Entry Document Jean Cotty — presence G02 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jacques Lisse 1747 marriage G02 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jean Rante 1695 presence G02 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Pierre Chaudruc 1710 presence G02 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
- Confirmed
-
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
Person Date Entry Document Pierre ACHARD 1699 death G02 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Jean Brocas — presence G02 p. 1 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Marguerite Dumoulin 1787-04-17 presence G04 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
- Probable
-
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
Person Date Entry Document David Dupouy 1699 presence G02 p. 2 “(?)”: uncertain reading. “reg.”: Frankfurt relief register, cited by Claude Martin.
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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
Person Date Entry Document Pierre CHOPPIS 1706 marriage G02 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
- Confirmed
-
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
Person Date Entry Document Louis LATANé 1701 minister of religion G02 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
- Probable
-
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
Person Date Entry Document Alexandre AUDEBEZ 1762 presence G02 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
- Probable
-
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
Person Date Entry Document Daniel BALGUERIE 1737 presence G02 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
- Confirmed
- Confirmed
-
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
Person Date Entry Document Pierre Caubet (?) 1700 presence G02 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
- Confirmed
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.
What the map does not say
Claude Martin’s list does not date the departures (except for two lines) and does not say where he got this information; the date when he drew it up is not known. The numbers on the map are those of the transcription: a line is not necessarily a person, and a line may name two places. The transcription has 274 lines, his summary 261 people, and several counts by destination differ: the differences are flagged on the page of the list, not corrected. [L]
The registers recorded by Claude Martin are counted separately: a line in these records is not a person (the same one may appear in several documents, without being merged), and their numbers are not to be added to those of the list of émigrés. Frankfurt is above all a place of relief there: many refugees moved on. No complete route is written down in them, so the map draws none. [G]
The exhibition panel names the places from which descendants came together, without specifying which city the descendants of each family came from, nor when each of them came. The map therefore shows neither the routes of emigration nor any link between a family and a city.
The Sud Ouest articles name countries, without a city or date of arrival, and do not present this departure in the same way: the first links it to the choice of trade [D], the second speaks of refuge [E]. Étienne Dutilh left “outre-Atlantique” (across the Atlantic), with no further detail [E]: he is not placed on the map. These are press articles, not yet confirmed by the archives. Only places named by a document appear here.
The “Studies by Claude Martin” and “Hypotheses” layers do not come from the list of emigrants. The first shows places that his publications studied. The second shows leads that nothing proves yet: a dotted line is not a proven journey, only a question put to the archives.
Research in progress — contribute. Other descendants may have come from elsewhere, and each family has its own story. Do you know your family’s history? Help us complete this map.
The emigrants of Clairac The Clairac families The Dutilh family Claude Martin and the Huguenot descendants The Refuge in figures Those who stayed in Clairac The networks of departure The lineages
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Sources
- [L] Claude Martin, “Emigrés de CLAIRAC en Agenois Province de Guyenne”, typed list, 3 pages, date unknown — facsimile and transcription
- [G] Claude Martin, typed records of registers: G02: refugees from Clairac in Germany, England, America, Holland, Switzerland and Ireland; G03: refugees from Clairac given relief in Frankfurt (registers of the French Reformed Church); G04: people from Clairac who took refuge in Dublin after the Revocation; G05: Frankfurt registers and deeds of the notaries of Clairac; G15: Huguenots in England and Ireland, from the publications of the Huguenot Society of London. Claude Martin’s archives (records and original documents: Claude Martin’s record extracts)
- [A] Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” (PDF, original document in French)
- [D] Catherine Darbord and Jean Escodo, “Une passionnante histoire de famille” (A fascinating family story), Sud Ouest (sudouest.fr, Tonneins section), 20 July 2017 — online article (article not reproduced on this site) — record in the archives
- [E] Jérôme Souffrice, “Les Dutilh de retour aux sources” (The Dutilhs back to their roots), Sud Ouest (print edition, Lot-et-Garonne page), 22 July 2017 — no known online version (article not reproduced on this site) — record in the archives
- [H] Familiestichting Dutilh, Dutilhiteiten no. 57, January 2025, pp. 35-38, 50 and 56 (private document, not reproduced on this site — consultation on request) — record in the archives