GUILLAUME
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Books
Relationships
- child → GUILLAUME (Madame, the elder, born Chevrel)
- child → GUILLAUME (the elder, draper)
- in-law → CHEVREL
- parent → Augustine
- parent → LEBAS (Madame Joseph)
- parent → SOMMERVIEUX (Madame Theodore de)
- spouse → [his wife, née Chevrel]
- spouse → GUILLAUME (Madame)
Professions
- draper commerce
Locations
- lived Paris city
- lived rue du Colombier street
- worked rue Saint-Denis street
Source note
GUILLAUME, in the course of, or at the end of the eighteenth century, began as clerk to Chevrel, draper, on rue Saint-Denis, Paris, "at the Sign of the Cat and Racket"; afterwards became his son-in-law, succeeded him, became wealthy and retired, during the first Empire, after marrying off his two daughters, Virginie and Augustine, in the same day. He became member of the Consultation Committee for the uniforming of the troops, changed his home, living in a house of his own on rue du Colombier, was intimate with the Ragons and the Birotteaus, being invited with his wife to the ball given by the latter. [At the Sign of the Cat and Racket. Cesar Birotteau.]