Association of Pasteur families
JĂ©romine Pasteur, 50 ans, exploratrice. Depuis vingt ans, sa vie se partage entre les ocĂ©ans, l’Amazonie pĂ©ruvienne et la France, en coup de vent.
Article de Eliane Patriarca paru dans LibĂ©ration du 25 septembre 2004. Continue reading “JĂ©romine Pasteur”
Le 2 avril 2003, dans le magnifique “Espace Louis Pasteur” d’Arbois, le Professeur Richard Moreau, PrĂ©sident d’honneur de l’Association des familles Pasteur, a prĂ©sentĂ© son dernier ouvrage sur la jeunesse de Louis Pasteur, divisĂ© en deux volumes, le premier couvrant la vie jurassienne de Pasteur, le second, ses annĂ©es bisontines et l’envol vers Paris. Continue reading “La jeunesse de Louis Pasteur”
De passage en Nouvelle–CalĂ©donie, Henry Pasteur nous a livrĂ© ce tĂ©moignage sur son père, missionnaire Ă Do-NĂ©va, puis Ă RĂ´, de 1919 Ă 1925. Continue reading “Henry Pasteur, fils de Paul Émile Pasteur”
Jan David Pasteur, born 23 May 1753 in Leyden, died 9 January 1804, held important positions of state after the revolution of 1795. This did not stop him from becoming one of the country’s most prolific writers. He also translated more than 80 works, Cook’s travels, among them. Continue reading “Jan David Pasteur (1753-1804), Dutch naturalist”
Jakob Pasteur, famous Dutch partisan, born around 1650 near Uccle, was apparently the son of a forester in the SeuniĂ«nbosch. During the war between France and Austria, the latter ruled over the Southern Netherlands and laid waste to the country. Jakob Pasteur headed a band of foresters and volunteers who fought the French and caused them great losses. Continue reading “Jakob Pasteur (1650-1718), famous Dutch partisan”
Edoardo “Dadin” Pasteur, d’origine suisse, est une figure cĂ©lèbre du football italien. Il fut l’un des tous premiers joueurs italiens et participa au premier match de foot jouĂ© en Italie, le 6 janvier 1898. Il devint par la suite prĂ©sident de la FĂ©dĂ©ration italienne de football, arbitre et commissaire. Continue reading “Edoardo (Dadin) Pasteur”
John Lewis Pasteur (II) was the second JLP in the family tree and the only one I know anything about. He lived in Melbourne and was described as a hosier (1). He died quite young at the age of 28 in 1782. Continue reading “John Lewis Pasteur (1754-1782)”