- François-Louis-Marcelin
Beaussier (23
April 1821 – 3
February 1873) was a 19th-century
French military man and orientalist. Born in
Paris to a family...
- Louis-Joseph
Beaussier de
Lisle (15
March 1701 – June 4, 1765) was a
career naval officer from one of the
oldest families of Toulon, France.
Beaussier had a...
- Chef d'Escadre André
Beaussier de Châteauvert. His brother,
Pierre André
Beaussier de Montauban,
uncle Louis-Joseph de
Beaussier de l'Isle, and his grandfather...
- Émile-Marius
Beaussier (31
December 1874 – 18
October 1943) was a
French painter known primarily for
maritime scenes and
sunny landscapes. He was born...
- (1823–1906),
painter of landscapes,
portraits and
genre scenes. Émile
Beaussier (1874–1943),
painter of
maritime scenes and
sunny landscapes.
Albert Gleizes...
-
returning to
Rochefort 10-gun
fluyt Chèvre –
Scuttled on 28 June Louis-Joseph
Beaussier de l' Isle's
Division (departed
Brest on 10 April,
arrived in Louisbourg...
-
engine Bertin 50 hp X-4
Bertin 100 hp X-8 See: Doble-Besler (Moteurs
Beaussier)
Beaussier 4-cyl (A. A. Bessonov)
Bessonov MM-1
Better Half VW
Adriatic Atlantic...
- Héros
sailed from Brest,
armed en flute, and
under the
command of
Captain Beaussier de Lisle. She was part of a
squadron of
three transports and
three frigates...
- such as Aylmor, St-Nom, De la Voute, Du Savon, Du Canso, Watter, Austin,
Beaussier, Du Camp,
Secondat and Frontenac.
Outlet of
lakes Des Épervières and Dième...
- 433333333333°N 73.016666666667°W / 50.433333333333; -73.016666666667
Beaussier 1965-05-06 297.85 Havre-Saint-Pierre Côte-Nord 50°17′00″N 63°23′00″W...
