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| Commune : | Evans (39) |
| Département : | France |
| Date de l'acte : | 03/04/1831 |
| Intervenant 1 : | |
| Nom : | CARLAT Gabriel (Eugène) |
| Sexe : | Masculin |
| Origine : | Evans, Jura (39), Franche-Comté |
| Date de naissance : | 03/04/1831 |
| Parents : | |
| Nom du père : | CARLAT Jean Claude |
| Nom de la mère : | LAMY Jeanne Antoine |
| Intervenant 2 : | |
| Nom : | HEINEMAN Catherine |
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| Commentaire général : | Famille ** CARLAT Jean Claude x LAMY Jeanne Antoine xx GRANDPOIRIER Hortense ** Naissance : 03 avr. 1831 Evans, Jura (39), Franche-Comté Emigration : ca 1842 / 1849 Mariage : 07 avr. 1857 Muscatine County, Iowa Décès : 26 mai 1905 Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri Sépulture : Elmwood Cemetery Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources : C. PALVADEAU assoc. Franc.Comté-Québec , kencarlat38 , Amy MARTIN , C. DUPORT , G.DAVID * ** *** Commentaires généraux *** ** * xxxxx://www.ancestry.fr/family-tree/person/tree/51558560/person/13883704757/facts Résidence 1900 • Kansas City Ward 3, Jackson, Missouri, USA Marital Status: Married, Relation to Head of House: Head X Catherine Heineman (Heinmann) 1843–1912 Children : Helen Carlat 1858–1860 Ida B Carlat 1859–1943 Ellen Aurelia Carlat 1861–1951 Oliver Carlat 1864–1954 Claude Albert Carlat 1866–1948 Emyle 'Emma' Louise Carlat 1869–1920 Frederick Eugene Carlat twin 1877–1952 Grace Elsenore Carlat twin 1877–1958 Ester Estelle Carlat 1880–1945 Photographies : ****** dmhb1944 a initialement partagé ce fichier multimédia le 22 juin 2010 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notes on Eugene Carlat : Publié le 20 septembre 2014 par kencarlat38 Eugene Carlat moved with his parents from Evans to Dole, Jura, France, c. 1840, and with them to Texas c. 1842, and thence onto Carondelet, MO in 1843. Preceded by his brother, John B., he moved to Muscatine, IA c. 1854. Thence he moved to Port Louisa, Iowa where he established a dry goods store. In 1867, he and his brother moved to Kansas City (then the City of Kansas, Missouri) where Eugene opened a livery, feed and sales stable with his younger brother, Charles, as foreman. By 1873 he had acquired an interest in an undertaking establishment as a sideline to his livery business. Both businesses were carried on until 1902. In 1886 he also went into the retail shoe business with several stores in Kansas City. He was also a founder and director of the Missouri Bank and Trust Company. -- this sent me by Elaine Ode --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unruly Undertakers, Lively Session with Them at the Police Court this Morning Publié le 21 janvier 2017 par kencarlat38 Headline: Unruly Undertakers. Lively Session with Them at the Police Court This Morning, Article Type: News/Opinion. Retrieved 31 Jul 2015, from: Newsbank database Paper: Kansas City Star, published as The Kansas City Evening Star, Date: 01-21-1881, Volume: 1, Issue: 108, Page: [1], Location: Kansas City, Missouri. 'The arrest of the undertakers for failure to comply with the burial permit ordinance is still the cause of much talk and amusement around police headquarters. CARLAT, the third and last triumvirate, was arrested yesterday. This morning the cases were called before Judge FINNEY, but at the request of defendants were continued until Tuesday next, when they will probably be tried by jury. The undertakers are still very [wroth] , and say they will fight the thing to the bitter end. They say they have done everything in their power to comply with the law, and also claim that the ordinance is not directed against them, but is meant for the benefit of the doctors. There was a lively scene in the court this morning, all parties to the case being rather testy and not at all inclined to be agreeable to the opposing side. KING said he was going to fight the thing and make the undertakers come in time. The undertakers then served notice on KING that they had entered into solemn compact that, when KING is called to his fathers, or his mothers or his sisters or his brothers, or called to any of the rest of his relatives , they would not bury him, but would let him remain above ground, so that he would neither get over or under the turf. This announcement caused a stir, and although KING paled a little he didn't shrink from his duty. Chief SPEERS, fearing that in the case of KING's death this dire threat would be carried out, at once set about devising some relief for the community and finally announced that he had [hit] it. He said he had his eye on an old elm tree near the hospital and he would have KING buried after the manner of Sioux braves, that is, wrap his corpse in a buffalo or deer skin, erect a platform in the forks of a tree and place his body on it along with a bow and arrow, some meat and a bottle of whiskey to last him on his journey to the happy hunting grounds. This didn't exactly suit KING, so it was decided to transform the canon stove in the calaboose into a crematory in case KING should be called to his eternal home. This suited KING and he went on his way rejoicing. Chief SPEERS says the enforcement of this ordinance is absolutely necessary in order to detect murder, especially of a secret character.' Transcribed by Nancy Bronte Matheny. Unruly Undertakers, Lively Session with Them at the Police Court this Morning 21 Jan 1881 Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, USA ******** olivetree99 a initialement partagé ce fichier multimédia le 31 jul 2015 xxxxx://www.findagrave.com/memorial/82866711/eugene-carlat Memorial ID 82866711 O à Evans (39) le 04/04/1831 série du greffe 3E/4037 à 9 heures du matin acte 7 vue 63/239 de CARLAT Gabriel (M) né le 3 à 8 heures du matin en sa maison - Fs de CARLAT Claude Instituteur ? à Evans 25 ans déclarant signe - et de LAMY Jeanne Antoine manouvrière 26 ans à Evans son épouse Parrain/témoin : JEANJACQUOT Jean Baptiste 44 ans cultivateur à Evans signe Marraine/témoin : GAUDRON François 46 ans cultivateur à Evans signe Jeanjacquot maire |
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| ID du déposant : | DAVID Gilles |
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