France, Paris Census, 1936
2,666,848 rekords
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Naam
Geboorte
Verblyf
Vergelyk alle woorde presies
Wis vorm
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Sensusrekords & Kieserslyste
Frankryk Sensus
France, Paris Census, 1936
Soek in France, Paris Census, 1936
Naam
Geboorte
Verblyf
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Nog
Wis vorm
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France, Paris Census, 1936
2,666,848 rekords
This collection contains the 1936 census records from a variety of districts in Paris, France. Records typically include names, year and place of birth, relatives in the household and residence information. Additional details can be found on each record’s associated image.<br><br>From 1836 until 1936 a national census was conducted every five years in France except for 1871 (which was delayed one year and conducted in 1872) and 1916 (which was skipped). Census records provide an excellent resource for finding ancestral family members living together and identifying their relationships, birth years, and birth places.<br><br>This collection was added following MyHeritage's acquisition of Filae.
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Frankryk Sensus
Frankryk
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SIEN ALLES
1906 Frankryk Sensus
17,629,055 rekords
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1872 Frankryk -sensus
16,065,587 rekords
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1901 Frankryk Sensus
2,431,301 rekords
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Frankryk, Sensus van Corrèze, 1911
242,578 rekords
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Verwante versamelings
1906 Frankryk Sensus
17,629,055 rekords
1872 Frankryk -sensus
16,065,587 rekords
1901 Frankryk Sensus
2,431,301 rekords
Frankryk, Sensus van Corrèze, 1911
242,578 rekords
1911 France Census
24,196,117 rekords
France, Paris Census, 1931
2,745,694 rekords
Voorbeeld rekord
Charles DE GAULLEResidence: 1936 - Notre-Dame des Champs, 6e Arrondissement, Paris, Île-de-France, France
Charles André Joseph Marie de Gaulle was a French army officer and statesman who led Free France against Nazi Germany in World War II and chaired the Provisional Government of the French Republic from 1944 to 1946 in order to restore democracy in France. He rewrote the Constitution of France and founded the Fifth Republic after approval by referendum. He was elected President of France in 1958, a position he held until his resignation in 1969. Many streets and monuments in France, including France's largest airport, were dedicated to his memory.