Association of Pasteur families
Continue reading “Virginia’s Newspapers published by John S. and John I. Pasteur”
For SALE, and immediate Possession given, SEVEN Hundred and Thirty-seven Acres of LAND, twelve miles above the town of Halifax, on the road to Warrenton. There is a common dwelling- house, kitchen, smoke-house, and granary. The soil is very good for tobacco, wheat and corn, and very rarely misses mast or fruit. Its situation is high and pleasant, with very good water, and no such thing as intermittent fevers known on it. Continue reading “Charles Pasteur’s property for sale, Halifax, NC, 1792”
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THE TIMES PICAYUNE MRS. PASTEUR’S FUNERAL Reunited with Distinguished Husband |
Continue reading “Frances Jane Pasteur Obituary (The Times Picayune, 1911)”
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THE TIMES DEMOCRAT PROMINENT MAN DIES |
CHRISTOPHER NEALE PASTEUR
PASSES AWAY
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Oldest Member of One of the Distinguished Families of Colonial Days in America
– Ancestors Were French Huguenots –
Was Eighty-Four Years Old
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Continue reading “Christopher Neale Pasteur Obituary (The Times Democrat, 1908)”
Jakob Pasteur, famous Dutch partisan, born around 1650 near Uccle, was apparently the son of a forester in the Seuniënbosch. 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”