Thank you for your trouble. I have also had a look in Ancestry.fr and also came up with nothing. I went into Geneanet Ancestry which is a french ancestry and managed to get a lot of help from a kind French gentleman. He managed to give me her birth details and quite a lot on her family. But nothing on her death.
thank you for trying.
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Thank you very much. I do have these records. I also have records for the Census 1891 and 1901.
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Thank you very much for this. I will keep trying to find it as I really would like to know why the family went to England without her if she is supposed to have died in 1900 at 53 years of age. In 1891 Census Pierre Joseph Francois Neuville ( her husband) was with the family and recorded as married. 1901 Census he was once again recorded with the family but as widowed.
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Jeanne Rosalie Booninck
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Par acte du dix-huit octobre précédente année Jean François Moreau Fockedey, marin, né en cette ville et Rosalie Antoinette Joséphine Booninck, née à Blendecques ont reconnu l’enfant ci-contre.
Du dix-neuf août mil huit cent seize dix heures du matin Acte de Naissance de Jeanne Rosalie Booninck, née avant-hier à cinq heures de matinée fille naturelle de Rosalie Antoinette Joséphine Booninck, fille âgée de vingt ans depuis le trente mars dernier née à Blendecques département du pas de Calais demeurante en cette ville; le sexe de l’enfant a été reconnu être féminin. Premier témoin Jean-Baptiste Joseph Tancrayelinglier, Journalier, âgé de soixante-dix ans ; second témoin Pierre Lambert Terstraètes, Cordonnier, âgé de soixante ans demeurant en cette ville et a ce dernier dit ne savoir écrire ainsi que la dame Desleynes, sage-femme, le premier témoin a signé par devant nous Adjoint à la Mairie Délégué à l’état civil après lecture faite.
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Jeanne Rosalie Fockedey
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L’an mil huit cent seize le dix-huit octobre dix heures du matin. Par devant nous l’adjoint à la Mairie délégué pour l’état civil sont comparus Jean François Marie Fockedey, marin, né en cette ville, et Rosalie Antoinette Joséphine Booninck, née à Blendecques, lesquels nous ont déclaré qu’ils se reconnaissaient père et mère d’un enfant du sexe féminin qui nous a été présenté le dix-neuf août dernier et que nous avons inscrit aux registres de l’état civil sous le nom de Jeanne Rosalie Booninck ; lequel enfant est né d’eux le dix-sept du dit mois ; ladite déclaration faite devant Jean Benoît Asaert âgé de vingt-huit ans et de Pierre Joseph Leglise âgé de vingt-cinq ans tous deux marin qui ont signé avec le père, la mère ne savoir écrire après lecture faite.Pottoka
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My pleasure. And here are two more for you to translate - it's all go!
I found that the Nord department have put some records online, which is where I got these from. I was going to say I'd ring up and find out if they charge for copies, then get you some (it's usually minimal in France, if not free) and send them on; easier for me than for you, given our geographic locations. Just before I picked up the phone, I remembered that it's a Bank Holiday today, so I wouldn't have got very far ...
Then I noticed the print icon, so you may well be able to do things from the comfort of your own home!
Google archivesdepartementales.cg59.fr/
Click on the orange tab "Archives en ligne"
To the left, click on "Etat Civil". You'll find two options: the decennial tables or the registers. If you know the dates, you go straight to the registers, otherwise the decennial tables save time.
For Jeanne Rosalie's birth, the first record is on page 565 (and, in the margin, it should be "présente" in my transcription, not "précédente" - I knew that didn't fit, but couldn't read the word right, like Moreau instead of Marie in J-F's name); the second is on page 603.
I looked for a marriage between Jeanne Rosalie's parents between 1813 and 1822, but didn't find one. Also, the registers don't go far enough back to look for Jean François Fockedey's birth.Pottoka
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On the site quoted in my previous post, Marie Eugénie's birth is on page 215 of the parish register as it has been put online. As it said in my transcription, the birth was registered on 15th December and happened "hier à cinq heures du soir", so that makes it 14th December by my reckoning. Still, what's a couple of days, when they got her mum's age out by four years when she was born?!
Unfortunately, the coverage for deaths only goes up to 1892; she is not in that volume.Pottoka
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The Archives of the Pas de Calais are not up to speed yet and only have the decennial tables online, not the registers. However, I found Rosalie Antoinette Joséphine Booninck who was born on the 12th day of Germinal in Year IV. To lesser mortals, that's 1st April 1796.
I'll see about getting a copy of the record for you.Pottoka
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Marie Eugenie Neuville's death -
Thank you for this. I translated it with the help of the internet. I do have a Jean Franois Marie Fockedey born in 1796-1817. He was a half brother of Marie Eugenie Labanhie's great-grandfather. According to the records I was given they could not have got married because he died a year later. Both Jean Franois Marie Fockedey and Rosalie Anoinette Josephine Booninck were 20 when Jeanne Rosalie Booninck was born. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
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thank you so much for giving me the instructions on how to get to where Marie Eugenie Labanhie's birth records are. I battle a bit but manage to print out the visable section. In fact at least two of her brothers are also listed there - Alfred Guillaume and Hyppolyte. It was actually on page 197 and not 215. Once again THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Hazel
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