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Rue Porte-Pinte
A tailor who stayed in Clairac, a family perhaps divided.
In 1706, according to a baptism record in the Clairac registers extracted by Glenys, Jean Pegus was a tailor in rue Porte-Pinte. To be checked In 1688 a “Jean Pigos, dyer, of Clairac” was given relief in Frankfurt together with Paul Brochequin, according to Claude Martin’s extracts: if he was a Pegus, the family was divided between those who left and those who stayed. This is a hypothesis.
The name of the street comes from the 1706 record; its present location is still to be checked. To be checked
The Pegues record In the footsteps of Paul Brochequin