Association of Pasteur families
Seating-plans and menu of the “dĂźner-de-famille” held at Grand Saconnex, Geneva, on 10 July 1854, the day before the marriage of Henry Pasteur and Caroline Marcet.
(Copied from the originals now (1964) in the possession of Col. F. M. Pasteur, M.C., Church Hall, Wormingford, Colchester, by J.R.T.A. on 30 August 1946.) Continue reading “DĂźner de famille at Grand Saconnex, Geneva, on 10 July 1854”
Marc Henri Pasteur of Wynches, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, and of Grand Saconnex, near Geneva was born on 29 October 1827 at Geneva, the elder son of Georges Louis Guillaume Pasteur, the Directeur des Postes, Geneva. Henri, or Henry, Pasteur was educated at the College of Geneva, and came to England in 1846 when he entered the office of his uncle Adolphe Pasteur, carrying on the business of an East India and Colonial Merchant, under the name of Patry and Pasteur in Mincing Lane. Continue reading “Marc Henri Pasteur (1827-1909)”
En 1626 naĂźt Ă Bienne, dans le canton de Berne, en Suisse, Jacob Pasteur. ExĂ©cuteur de Haute Justice, il est restĂ© dans l’histoire comme le bourreau de Moudon.
Jacob s’Ă©teint en 1692 Ă l’Ăąge de 66 ans. Il a cinq fils, qui tous se font bourreaux et Ă©pousent, comme le veut la tradition, des filles de bourreaux. Continue reading “La lignĂ©e de Jacob Pasteur”
John Lewis Pasteur (III) was born in Melbourne although later moved to London at least for a time. He married a woman called Ann judging from the childrenâs birth records in the IGI. I cannot positively identify this woman but I am pretty certain her name was Ann Adams. Continue reading “John Lewis Pasteur (1781-?)”
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)”
John Lewis Pasteur (I) was a tutor and companion to George Lewis Coke of Melbourne Hall in Derbyshire. George Lewis Coke’s sister, Charlotte married Matthew Lamb the grandparents of William, Lord Melbourne, the Prime Minister of Great Britain in the 1830âs. By this time, the Pasteurs had disappeared from Melbourne. Continue reading “John Lewis Pasteur (?-1793)”
These records were transcribed by Miss Gertrude Sprague Carraway of New Bern, NC for the Richard Dobbs Spaight Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. A number of Pasteurs from Craven County are mentioned in these records. Continue reading “Craven County, NC – Christ Church Parish Records (1818-1848)”
D’oĂč vinrent ces premiers Pasteur lorsque, abergeurs parmi d’autres, vers le treiziĂšme siĂšcle sans doute, un peu avant ou un peu aprĂšs, ils colonisĂšrent les hautes terres de la rĂ©gion de Mouthe en grande partie vierge jusque-lĂ de prĂ©sence humaine permanente ? Probablement de Suisse et de Savoie, comme beaucoup de leurs compatriotes. Continue reading “Lieux d’origine des Pasteur en Franche-ComtĂ©”
On sait quelles Ă©troites relations ont longtemps existĂ© entre lâexĂ©cuteur de la justice et la pratique, plus ou moins avouĂ©e, parfois officiellement reconnue, de lâart de guĂ©rir. Voici quâen 1384 le bourreau de Cossonay, Nicolet Quinnaz, teste. Il ne se borne pas Ă faire de nombreux legs pies, entre autres Ă lâabbaye du Lac de Joux et aux deux couvents de Lausanne, prĂȘcheurs et mineurs; ce qui nous intĂ©resse est de le voir revendiquer sa qualitĂ© de bourgeois et dĂ©clarer sa volontĂ© dâĂȘtre inhumĂ© dans lâĂ©glise, avec pĂšre et ancĂȘtres. En gĂ©nĂ©ral, mĂȘme lorsquâil est apprĂ©ciĂ© pour son habiletĂ© de guĂ©risseur, le bourreau Ă©tait rangĂ© parmi les intouchables, les parias, hors cadre. Ce nâĂ©tait apparemment pas le cas au XIVe siĂšcle dans cette partie du pays. Continue reading “Bourreaux et guĂ©risseurs dans le pays de Vaud”
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