
A few individual pages:
These pages have been gernerated automatically by a genealogy databank.
The data were initially compiled from various sources, but today the main contributor is Dr. Jean-Paul Dardel of Hendaye. If you have not yet purchased the book he has published, you should get it: it contains innumerable details and documents on our family. (see page "Famille Dardel").
Because the software used for the database is in English, a part of the text you will see is English. However, I filled the database in French, so the fields "Occupation" and "Education", when available, will be in French.
Let me know what you think of this simplified genealogy database.
More importantly even, send me comments regarding possible mistakes, or additions. The complete database is available in GED format (a specific genealogy database format, requiring genealogy software) for those interested. It contains a few more details, notes for several of the listed persons, and includes presently 4300 entries vs 1300 at the time of our first family reunion in 1995. It goes back to Jehan Dardel, in the 15th Century.
A little far-fetched, albeit true: the "Swedish branch" of the family descends from King Christian III of Danmark, who was an ancestor of Sophie Lewenhaupt.
Convention for given namesby default, the first given name is assumed to be the usual one. The order of the given names is in principle the order under which the child was registered at birth. In cases where the usual name is not the first one, it is indicated with an asterisk (e.g.: Marc Amiod*).
Tips for searching the database:
Clicking on one of these given names will bring a family card with details of that person and his or her spouse, including their parents and children. From there, you can navigate the entire database.
The "Home Card" is that of Jehan Dardel the miller.
Caution : I have selected the French version of this Table of Contents as the "Pivot" for the web database. Therefore, whenever you click the "Contents" link, you will be brought back to the page in French. Sorry, I can't help it because the entire set of pages, except the present one, was created by my software, and I had to make a choice for the contents. I thought it was more logical to use the French one.
Specifically, we would like to have:
| m. | Marriage date and place |
| div. | Divorced |
| b. | Birth date and place |
| d. | Death date and place |
| cod. | Cause of death |
| occ. | Occupation |
| edu. | Education |
| Spouses | Spouses* |
| Children | Children |
* In the case of multiple marriages, click on the underlined number to open the card with the other spouse and their descendance.
Several of the fields are left blank, because we didn't have the information. Please send us any additions or corrections.
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