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Send a document
Do you own a photograph, a letter or a document concerning Claude Martin or a Clairac family? Contribute to the archives.
Submit a document
A digital copy (scan or photograph) is enough: keep the original. The more precise the description (date, place, people, provenance), the more useful the document will be to researchers and descendants.
Write an e-mailDocument for the Claude Martin archives
- Hello,
- My name:
- The document (type, year, family concerned):
- Its provenance (who holds the original):
- What it shows (people, places):
- I hold the rights to this document and I do / do not authorise its publication on the site after review.
- Kind regards,
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What to include
- your name;
- the type of document (photograph, letter, archival record, article, genealogy…) and the family concerned;
- its year, even approximate (“around 1950”, “1970s”);
- its provenance: who keeps the original (your family, an archive, a collection…);
- what it shows: people, places, what you know about it;
- that you hold the rights to it, and whether you allow it to be published on the site after review (without explicit consent, it will not be published).
Attach the document as PDF, JPEG, PNG or TIFF. For files too large for an e-mail, write first: another way of sending them will be suggested.
Your data. What you send is used only to enrich the archive devoted to Claude Martin and to reply to you. Nothing is published without your consent. You can ask at any time for your contribution and your data to be removed, simply by e-mail to this same address. E-mails are kept for three years after the last exchange.
What happens next
- No automatic publication: each document is reviewed (content, date, provenance, rights).
- If it is published, with your consent, it joins the archives with its record (date, provenance, description) and a note of its provenance.
- You can ask for it to be changed or removed at any time.