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Misty mountain village with church, river, forests, and surrounding peaks
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The Chronicles of Montécheroux 1799-1801 Pt, VI

(see Using AI in Genealogy and Family History for a detailed description of how this was created with Google Gemini) This post contains two parts. In the first part I present a novel-like view of the events in Montécheroux during the Napoleonic Era (1799-1801). The second part provides a detailed analysis of both the form and content of the records extracted from images of the … Continue reading The Chronicles of Montécheroux 1799-1801 Pt, VI

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The Simultaneum

I am nearing completion of the final draft of “Gathering More Leaves, Volume I.” All that remains is to incorporate an anecdote about an ancestor, Jean Germain Voisard. He served as mayor of Montécheroux, France, from the Bourbon Restoration in 1815 until his death in 1826. Jean Germain Voisard, my father’s 4th great-grandfather, had planned to emigrate thousands of miles from his home in eastern … Continue reading The Simultaneum

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