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| − | + | In 1871, Émile founded the company, Sarradin, which produced perfumes and toiletries.<ref>http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rue_de_la_Fosse#Historique</ref> | |
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[[Paul-Emile Sarradin]] wrote an extensive work that details his family history and his own life. According to Paul-Emile: | [[Paul-Emile Sarradin]] wrote an extensive work that details his family history and his own life. According to Paul-Emile: | ||
| − | + | Émile's grandfather was Martin Sarradin, son of Pierre Sarradin (or Sarrazin) and Françoise Pelay. Martin was baptized on December 10, 1718 in Vendôme, France. Martin married Jeanne Leroy (of Montoire, France). Martin and Jeanne had four children: (1) Jean-Baptiste Martin Sarradin (b. 1748|7|25); (2) Rene Paul Sarradin (b. 1749|7|25), who died very young; (3) Pierre Sarradin (b. 1752|3|16, premature); and (4) Marguerite Marie-Anne Elisabath Sarradin (b. 1754|1|27 in Bazoche-Gouet, France). | |
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Revision as of 22:03, 19 May 2013
| Émile Sarradin | |
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| Born |
January 31, 1800 Vendôme, France |
| Died |
January 3, 1896 (aged 95) Nantes, France |
| Spouse | Eugénie Henriette Hanappier (m. 1824), Nantes, France |
| Children |
Paul-Emile Sarradin (b 1825) Eugene Stanislaus (b. 1828) Amadeus (b. 1838) |
| Parents |
Paul Pierre Saradin Marthe Catherine Martin |
In 1871, Émile founded the company, Sarradin, which produced perfumes and toiletries.[1]
Paul-Emile Sarradin wrote an extensive work that details his family history and his own life. According to Paul-Emile:
Émile's grandfather was Martin Sarradin, son of Pierre Sarradin (or Sarrazin) and Françoise Pelay. Martin was baptized on December 10, 1718 in Vendôme, France. Martin married Jeanne Leroy (of Montoire, France). Martin and Jeanne had four children: (1) Jean-Baptiste Martin Sarradin (b. 1748|7|25); (2) Rene Paul Sarradin (b. 1749|7|25), who died very young; (3) Pierre Sarradin (b. 1752|3|16, premature); and (4) Marguerite Marie-Anne Elisabath Sarradin (b. 1754|1|27 in Bazoche-Gouet, France).