Henrich was born about 1680 in St.. Envage, Champagne, France, the son of unknown parents.
He died about 1 APR 1746 in Spiesen, Saarland, Germany.
He had two marriages/partners. His first wife was Johanna Julian, who he married on 8 JUN 1700 in Spiesen, Saarland, Germany. They had no known children.
His second wife was Johanna Jung, who he married on 19 JUN 1714 in Spiesen, Saarland, Germany. Their only known child was Nicolai (c1724-1779).
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!Source: "Saarländische FamilienKunde", Band 2, Jargang VII - 1974, Heft 27, "Familienkundliche Ergänzungen zu Einwohnerverzeichnissen von SPIESEN von 1688-1788", [page 303-323], von Alois Lorschneider, "Zum Frongelderlas Von 1730", page 308, item 25.
!Notes: "gewes. Soldat [Reg. de Bauvoisi], a.d. Pfarrei St.. Envage i.d. Champagne." In English: Ex-Soldier [Regiment of Bauvoisi], from the Parish of St.. Envage, in the department of Champaigne, [France].
!Source: "Dictionnaire Des Paroisses Du Ressort Du Parlement De Paris", M. DCC. LXXVI., Chez. Pierre-Guillaume SIMON, Imprimeur du Parlement, rue Mignon St. André-des-Arcs.
!Notes: Parishes in the Diocess of Beauvais in 1776 [all in Bailliage]: Beaumont-fur-Oife, Beauvais, Clermont en Beauvoifis. Records of these parishes were checked, by Rex Hotchkiss, but no related referrences were found.
!Notes: For further assistance write to:
!Address: Archives departmentales 58 Av Victar Hugo BP 941 60024 Beauvais Cedex France
!Adress: Archives Militaire BP 94... Vincennes France
!Note: In French “En vage” means “Travelling”. Possibilities include: St.. Christopher, St.. Brigid of Ireland, St.. Bona of Pisa, St.. Joseph of Cupertino, St. Nicolas and St. Gertrude of Nivelles.
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St. Christopher is often depicted with a dog's head. This is a reference to Anubis, symbolic equivalent of the ferryman of souls between the two worlds.
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St. Gertrude of Nivelles’ remains are buried in the abbey church of St.. Peter, which takes the name of St.. Gertrude Church in Nivelles. Then the pilgrims spread her cult throughout Europe, so that she becomes the patron saint of travelers and many churches, chapels and hospitals along major trade routes of the Holy Roman Empire are under her patronage. From the second half of the eleventh century to the fourteenth century, a Germanic custom, called Gertrudisminne, was to drink a cup of wine in honor of St.. Gertrude before leaving on a trip or in a military expedition .
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The Beauvoisis regiment, commonly known as the Beauvaisis regiment , is an infantry regiment of the Kingdom of France created in 1667.
Creation and different denominations
July 12, 1667 : creation of the Jonzac regiment
1685: renamed regiment of Beauvoisis
January 1 , 1791 : renamed 57th Line Infantry Regiment
April 23, 1795 : the 2nd battalion is amalgamated in the 114th demi -brigade of first formation
May 10, 1795 : the 1st battalion is amalgamated in the 113th demi - brigade of first formation
Colonels and mestres de camp
July 12, 1667 : Alexis de Sainte-Maure, count of Jonzac , brigadier theApril 15, 1672, †January 1677
January 17, 1677 : Count of Saint-Maure, nephew of the preceding
1685 : Louis de Mienne Marquis of Vieuxbourg
October 4, 1695 : Marquis Antoine de La Chaize d'Aix [ 1 ]
May 1 , 1699 : Jérôme François Lécuyer count of Muret
1705 : N. de Revol
August 31, 1707 : Pierre Maximilien Pajot de Villeperot
November 25, 1734 : Antoine-Paul-Jacques de Quelen Stuer de Caussade , marquis of Saint-Megrin, then count, then duke, of La Vauguyon, brigadier theFebruary 20, 1743, field marshal theJune 1 , 1745, declared lieutenant general indecember 1748, by power dispatched onMay 10previous
May 26, 1745 : Charles-Antoine de Guerin, marquis de Lugeac, declared brigadier inJanuary 1749, by patent sent onMay 10, 1748, field marshal theFebruary 10, 1759, Lieutenant GeneralJuly 25, 1762
February 10, 1759 : Charles Chevalier de Clugny de Tenissey, Brigadier theFebruary 29, 1768
April 13, 1780 : René Georges Marie Marquis of Montécler
March 9, 1781 : Marie Claude Count of Chilleau
March 10, 1788 : Alexander Count of Damascus
February 5, 1792 : Etienne de La Martelliere
July 12, 1792 : Pierre Chevallier
History of the garrisons, combats and battles of the regimentTo modify
July 12, 1667 : raised to 20 companies
March 27, 1668 : allocation of 2 cannons of 4 as regimental artillery
May 28, 1668 : removal of regimental artillery
February 20, 1674 : increased to 24 companies
March 1687 : a battalion composed of a company of grenadiers and 15 ordinary companies, all of 45 men
December 10, 1691 : a field battalion of 13 companies including one of grenadiers
January 26, 1701 : increased by a battalion of 13 militia companies of 45 men
In 1701, at the beginning of the War of Spanish Succession in the Spanish Netherlands , a battalion of the Beauvoisis regiment was sent by Marshal de Boufflers in 1701 to defend the place of Luxembourg [ 2 ] .
During the reorganization of the French infantry corps of 1762 , the regiment kept its two battalions and was assigned to the service of the Navy and the Colonies and to guard ports in the kingdom.
The ordinance also decrees the clothing and equipment of the regiment as follows [ 3 ]
White coat, jacket, facings, breeches, green collar and lapels, double lengthwise pockets each furnished with four buttons at equal distance, three on the sleeve , four on the reverse and four below: white, flat buttons, with No. 41. Hat edged in silver.
The 57th line infantry regiment made the campaigns of 1792 and 1793 to the army of Vendée ; 1794 and 1795 to the Army of the Pyrénées-Occidentales .
The 57th line infantry regiment was part of the Mainz garrison in 1793 .
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Beauvaisis
traditional country of Picardy
Beauvaisis , Bellovaci then Beauvoisis , is a traditional region of Picardy , south of Amiens and north of French Vexin . Its capital is Beauvais and its main towns are Clermont , Liancourt , Breteuil , Gerberoy , Chambly and Ressons-sur-Matz .
Geography and composition
Unlike other traditional countries, formed more naturally like Santerre , Albert Demangeon explains that there is a multiplicity of Beauvaisis, and that this country was formed from various administrative compounds over the centuries [ 1 ] .
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We could thus speak of a specific Beauvaisis around Beauvais and Clermont , then we find the Pays de Bray Picard near Gerberoy , the Vendelois near Breteuil , the Chambliois near Chambly , which is often called the Pays de Thelle , and the Ressonois near Ressons-sur-Matz .
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The term pays du Clermontois has also appeared in modern times to qualify the surroundings of Clermont .
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History
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During Antiquity, the territory was occupied by the Celtic tribe of the Bellovaques , who gave their name to the pagus Bellovacensis, and to the city of the Bellovaci, Beauvais. This pagus extended over Beauvais , Bray Picard , Clermont , Coudun , Aulchy-la-Montagne , Mouchy-le-Châtel , Pont-Sainte-Maxence and Ressons-sur-Matz [ 2 ] .
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The construction of Beauvaisis is in the old pagus that compose it. The limits of Beauvaisis were formerly delimited by the forests. Other pagus, originally heavily wooded, thus isolated and poorly defined geographically, will be annexed to Beauvaisis [ 2 ] . These are the pagus Rossontensis , Vindoilensis , and Camliacensis .
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There was a feudal county of Beauvais , initially corresponding to the old pagus of Beauvais. In the 10th century , it lost the counties of Breteuil , Clermont and Beaumont , but gained that of Senlis .
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In the 11th century , the county of Beauvais extended over Gerberoy , Crèvecœur-le-Grand , Nivillers , Saint-Just-en-Chaussée , Ressons and Estrées -Saint-Denis .
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Under the Ancien Régime , it was in turn part of the military governments of Picardy and Île-de-France and passed from one to the other. It was finally permanently attached to the military government of Île-de-France at the beginning of the 17th century , a destiny shared with other Picardy countries, in order to increase the military influence of the capital. This annexation of Picardy countries to the Ile-de-France government will be frequently underlined in the descriptions of the cities and provinces of France, with Robert de Hesseln for example [ 3 ] .
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Today, Beauvaisis is mostly contained within the Oise department in the Hauts-de-France region . The southernmost part remains in the Val-d'Oise department in the Île-de-France region .