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Middle initial is W. in 1900 census, but E. in Glen Uran family notes. Later censuses should be checked.
[14405] 1900 census shows this couple married 20 years, no children. Glen Uran family notes give date and location of marriage.
[14535] Date of contract, Rodolphe Demont, notary at Moudon.
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_Aimé FALLIGUET _____|
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Sponsors at her baptism were Didier Thouvenin (a surname possibly from Alsace) and Aymée Pautet (?).
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_Nicolas FALLOT _____|
| (1610 - 1679) m 1639|
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|--Aimée FALLOT
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| _Imbert GUILLOT _____
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| _Gabriel GUILLOT ____|
| | (1571 - 1640) m 1605|
| | |_Françoise PETIT ____
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|_Jaquemaz GUILLOT ___|
m 1639 |
| _Claude MARTIN ______+
| | (.... - 1605) m 1581
|_Jeanne MARTIN ______|
(1582 - ....) m 1605|
|_Pernon DUCREST _____+
(1561 - ....) m 1581
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_Nicolas FALLOT _____|
| (1610 - 1679) m 1639|
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|--Eve FALLOT
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| _Imbert GUILLOT _____
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| _Gabriel GUILLOT ____|
| | (1571 - 1640) m 1605|
| | |_Françoise PETIT ____
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|_Jaquemaz GUILLOT ___|
m 1639 |
| _Claude MARTIN ______+
| | (.... - 1605) m 1581
|_Jeanne MARTIN ______|
(1582 - ....) m 1605|
|_Pernon DUCREST _____+
(1561 - ....) m 1581
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_Nicolas FALLOT _____|
| (1610 - 1679) m 1639|
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| _Imbert GUILLOT _____
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| _Gabriel GUILLOT ____|
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| | |_Françoise PETIT ____
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|_Jaquemaz GUILLOT ___|
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| _Claude MARTIN ______+
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|_Jeanne MARTIN ______|
(1582 - ....) m 1605|
|_Pernon DUCREST _____+
(1561 - ....) m 1581
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_Nicolas FALLOT _____|
| (1610 - 1679) m 1639|
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|--Jean FALLOT
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| _Imbert GUILLOT _____
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| _Gabriel GUILLOT ____|
| | (1571 - 1640) m 1605|
| | |_Françoise PETIT ____
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|_Jaquemaz GUILLOT ___|
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| _Claude MARTIN ______+
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|_Jeanne MARTIN ______|
(1582 - ....) m 1605|
|_Pernon DUCREST _____+
(1561 - ....) m 1581
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_Nicolas FALLOT _____|
| (1610 - 1679) m 1639|
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| _Imbert GUILLOT _____
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| _Gabriel GUILLOT ____|
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| | |_Françoise PETIT ____
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|_Jaquemaz GUILLOT ___|
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| _Claude MARTIN ______+
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|_Jeanne MARTIN ______|
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|_Pernon DUCREST _____+
(1561 - ....) m 1581
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_Nicolas FALLOT _____|
| (1610 - 1679) m 1639|
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| _Imbert GUILLOT _____
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| _Gabriel GUILLOT ____|
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| | |_Françoise PETIT ____
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|_Jaquemaz GUILLOT ___|
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| _Claude MARTIN ______+
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|_Jeanne MARTIN ______|
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|_Pernon DUCREST _____+
(1561 - ....) m 1581
Identified in the marriage record of his daughter Eve. There are a few mentions of names that could be Fallot about the same time in the church registers at Lausanne. A Jean Falot appears as witness at the baptism of Jeanne Susanne daughter of Jaques Gavard in 1675, and there are a few children of Anthoine Charbonay and Anthoine Falloz (a name transformed into "Sale" in one place, due to the sloppy handwriting of a minister). The baptismal records of two of his children (Eve and George) indicate he came from Ste.Marie-aux-Mines (Haut-Rhin, France), but he is not found in the church records there. He was received as a habitant at Lausanne, 27 sep 1638, until the next St. Michael's Day (in other words, until this time next year—St. Michael's Day is September 29): "Nycolas Fallot Lorrain Chappellier de son estat est receu habitant jusques aux prochain temps de la St. Michel en se comportant honnestement" (Manual de Conseil, AVL D 46, fol. 235v). The designation "Lorrain" suggests he came from an area a little farther west than Ste.Marie. Was he displaced by the Thirty Years' War and religious persecution from somewhere in the vicinity of St. Dié, and took refuge for a time at Ste.Marie, just across the border between Lorraine and Alsace?
Attempts to locate Nicolas, or indeed any Fallot, in the protestant records at Ste. Marie-aux-Mines, were unsuccessful. However, about the same time as our Nicolas arrived in Lausanne, there is a marriage in Payerne, Jean Falot de Brognard, bourgeois de Montbéliard, to Marguerite Frion (?) from the same vicinity, 24 nov 1639. Several other families from Montbéliard are mentioned in the church records at Payerne about the same time. The records of Brognard and Montbéliard have not yet been investigated. Jean Falot was in Payerne as late as 11 feb 1640, when he baptised his daughter Marie. Possibly the same Jean Fallot of Montbéliard, with wife Marie Faciot (=Fatio?) baptised a son Claude at Vevey, 21 jun 1641, and a Claude Lagarce of Montbéliard and his wife Magdelaine Fallot baptised a son Jaques there about the same time, 04 apr 1641.
At least one part of the mystery seemed to be resolved by the discovery that a Hugues Falot or Fallot had served as minister at Ste.Marie-aux-Mines 1626-1635. He was described as having been born in that area (probably this comment was necessary because most ministers in this parish had come from far away), and when the wars of the 1630's became too dangerous, he took refuge in Switzerland, continuing his ministry at "Connari près Bienne". The place had not been identified, but the information comes down to us in the form of a letter written in 1643 by the current minister at Ste.Marie-aux-Mines, Jean Le Bachellé, to the minister at Metz, Paul Ferry, who seems to have been compiling a history of the Reformed Church in the area. The letter was published in the first volume of the Bulletin de la société de l'histoire de protestantisme français (1:159-165, 1853).
Eventually, the original letter of 1643 was located among the "papiers Coquerel" at the Bibliothèque de la Société de l'histoire de protestantisme français in Paris. The letter was part of the papers of the minister Paul Ferry that were sold about 1851. The minister Athanase Josué Coquerel (1820-1875) acquired part of the collection and was responsible for the publication of this letter in 1853. The name we found in the original letter looks more like Jacques Fatet, and the place name looks like Cortlari. The surname Fattet is indeed found in the registers at Ste.Marie-aux-Mines, and there are several independent references to the tenure of Jacques Fattet as minister there, and to his later post at Courtelary. Thus, the career of Hugues Falot appears to be a long-lived myth—there is even an entry about him in La France Protestante—, resulting from Coquerel's misreading of the original manuscript!
From the history of Ste.Marie-aux-Mines, however, we can glean that the Swedes occupied the town about 1635, and that was the cause of a great exodus to Basel and other parts of Switzerland. This helps us understand why our Nicolas left Ste.Marie, even if we have so far found no record of him there. (A later publication on the history the protestant churches of Ste.Marie-aux-Mines promises to correct a number of errors and misconceptions, with many previously unpublished documents: Eugène Mühlenbeck, Une Eglise Calviniste au XVIe siècle, Strasbourg, 1881, which should eventually be available on GoogleBooks.)
A possible origin for Nicolas is suggested by the observation that two brothers named Touvenin, both "chappelliers", were received as bourgeois de Lausanne in 1636. They were from Epinal, in the modern Département of Vosges. Was their story of persecution and exile shared by Nicolas Fallot? Epinal was an early center of protestantism, but the protestant movement was virtually eliminated from the territory of Vosges by 1600. The remnants of the protestant cult gravitated to Badonviller, but that congregation, too, was dispersed in 1625. The next refuge was Ste.Marie-aux-Mines. Sources for the history of the protestants of Epinal are extremely fragmentary. There are, however, some abjurations in the Catholic registers of Epinal and other parishes. At least some of these sources have been abstracted by the Archives de Vosges. We suppose that the Touvenin brothers had remained outwardly Catholic at Epinal until conditions proved too severe, and it was necessary to seek a safer place to live, and that Nicolas Fallot must have encountered similar circumstances, leaving Lorraine, stopping briefly in Ste.Marie-aux-Mines, and then continuing on to Lausanne.
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| _Imbert GUILLOT _____
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| _Gabriel GUILLOT ____|
| | (1571 - 1640) m 1605|
| | |_Françoise PETIT ____
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|_Jaquemaz GUILLOT ___|
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| _Claude MARTIN ______+
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|_Jeanne MARTIN ______|
(1582 - ....) m 1605|
|_Pernon DUCREST _____+
(1561 - ....) m 1581
Von Mülinen gives her middle name as Margeritha. She is said to have lived apart from her husband, who spent much time traveling. The von Mülinen genealogies at the Burgerbibliothek of Bern add a daughter Rosina.
Other dates of birth have been quoted in published sources, but the acte de naissance at Grenoble shows the date we cite here (birth registered 30 nov 1807).
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_Robert Alexander FARQUHARSON _|
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|--Charlotte Louisa FARQUHARSON
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