Translation to be reviewed. This page is a translation of the French original, which remains the reference. Read the French version
The Clairac families
Claude Martin was a point of reference for the descendants of the emigrant families Saffin, Dutilh, Darné and Cobet, who came to meet him from the 1960s onwards. [A]
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Dutilh family
Origins, exile after 1685, Amsterdam, reunion in Clairac in July 2017.
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Saffin family
Research in progress — contribute.
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Darné family
Research in progress — contribute.
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Cobet family
Research in progress — contribute.
What about the other families?
On his father’s side, Claude Martin himself came from a family settled in Clairac for generations (Martin, Clouzié, Jatz, Noguès). [A]
Research in progress — contribute. Other Clairac families will have their own page as documents are gathered. Are you descended from a Clairac family? Get in touch.
The research lab has since studied every family on Claude Martin’s list of emigrants: families split in two by exile, links between refugee families, lineages followed into modern times.
His genealogical research From Clairac to the world Those who stayed The networks of departure The lineages
Share your family’s history
Letters exchanged with Claude Martin, family trees, photographs of family members or of meetings in Clairac: your documents can enrich these pages. They are reviewed before any publication, which only takes place with your consent.
Sources
- [A] Exhibition panel “Claude Martin” (PDF, original document in French)
- [B] Société des amis de Clairac, Newsletter no. 1, May 2018 (PDF, original document in French)