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fathered seven children with Laveau, but only two of them,
Marie Heloïse
Euchariste Glapion (b. 1827) and
Marie Philomène
Glapion (b. 1836),
survived into...
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Charles Eucharist de
Medicis Sajous (December 13, 1852 –
April 27, 1929) was an
American endocrinologist, laryngologist, and
writer based in Philadelphia...
- these, two daughters—one the
famous Marie Euchariste or
Marie Leveau II—lived to adulthood.
Marie Euchariste closely resembled her
mother and startled...
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Seigneur of La Motte-Feuilly and de
Montet (born 2
September 1537),
married Euchariste de La Brosse-Morlet, by whom he had issue.
Jerome de Bourbon, Seigneur...
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Internal Secretions and
Principles of Medicine,
edited by Dr.
Charles Euchariste de
Medicis Sajous, was
published in nine
editions between 1903 and 1922...
- Giguère 1897 1899 2
Euchariste Crête 1899 1899 1
Isidore Giguère 1899 1901 3
Joseph Richard 1901 1902 4
Narcisse Benoît 1902 1904 5
Euchariste Crête 1904 1910...
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Baron Edmond Ferdinand Felix Euchariste Marie Ghislain de
Gaiffier d'Hestroy was a
Belgian Amb****ador. Born into a
noble family, he
served as amb****ador...
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exemplars of the
roman du
terroir genre. The
novel traces the life of
Euchariste Moisan, a
rural farmer in Quebec. The novel's
English edition remains...
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origin of the name "Hérouxville" was a nod of
respect to
Father Joseph-
Euchariste Héroux (1863-1943),
founder of this
Catholic parish. He
exercised his...
- Rose
Anselinette Durand (1857–1936) Tancrède
Auguste 1912–1913
Alice Euchariste Pommeyrac (1863–1945)
Michel Oreste 1913–1914 Véronique Péralte Oreste...
