- Paul
Mérault Monneron or de
Monneron (23
February 1748, Annonay, Ardèche – May 1788, Vanikoro) was an
engineer officer in the
French armed forces and...
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Notable Savannah houses he
restored include the
Odingsells House, the
Merault House, the
Hampton Lillibridge House (which he had exorcised),
James Habersham's...
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visit of the
French navigator La Perouse, who
named it
Moneron after Paul
Mérault Monneron, the
chief engineer of his expedition. Paul
Monneron was tasked...
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outposts in the Pacific. As
early as
March 1785, Lapérouse
proposed that Paul
Mérault Monneron, who had been
chosen as the expedition's
chief engineer, go to...
- Chamarande), Essonne,
executed ca 1660 for the
royal secretary Pierre Mérault;
allegorical bas-reliefs of
Memory and
Meditation for the tomb of Jean...
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family Mérault,
which managed to
establish an area of 256 hectares,
divided later. In 1644, the
hamlet was depo****ted, an
heiress of
Mérault donated...
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Fronde and was in a poor
state by the time it was sold in 1654 to
Pierre Mérault, the
former fermier des
gabelles who had been
promoted to a
noble by buying...
- The
Monneron brothers,
founders of the
Monneron Bank (1791–1792): Paul
Mérault Monneron,
Chief Engineer of the La
Perouse expedition,
Joseph François...
- of 1789 and then to the
National Constituent ****embly. His
brother Paul
Mérault Monneron was an engineer, and his
other brothers Louis Monneron (1742–1805)...
- Haudriettes [fr] in Paris. In 1641,
Chamois had a
hotel built for
Jacques Mérault at 52 rue de Turenne [fr], Paris. On 18 July 1642, he
concluded an estimate...
