Werner family in Alsace France

[joger]

Translation of the military record of Paul Edouard:
Paul Edouard Werner
Numéro matricule 797

Signalement = description
Hair and eyebrows brunet, blue eyes, forehead uncovered , nose and mouth middle sized, oval face, round chin ; Height  1,58 m
Occupation : cook , born 30/07/1869 Strasbourg , living in Reims 25 chaussée du port, son of Paul Henri Emile and Frédérique Griebel living in Strasbourg, number 51 of the draw of Reims, Volonteer army, for 3 years on the 11 th of march 1891 at the town hall of the 13th arrondissement of in the 160 th regiment of infantry Paris. 11 March 1894 ,went in the reserves of the active army, received a certificate of good conduct.

160 th regiment of infantry
Regiment d’infanterie subdivisionnaire de Reims (reserves)
46 th territorial regiment of infantry 11 march 1903
51st regiment of infantry

Campaign against Germany from 1st may 1917 to 30th november 1918

Considered deserter on the 20 october 1915., dismissal of proceedings   27 april 1917
.He presented himself at the General Consulate of France in London 12d of march 1917, was affected to the 132 d regiment of infantry, arrived ther on the 1st of may 1917, was affected to the 51st regiment of infantry 1 st april 1918.
Sent home 30 november 1918
Freed from military service 10 december 1918


Adresses :
14 march 1894 Paris 9th arrondissement  Rue Jocquelet (Joquelet)
8 march 1895 Paris rue Beauregard  18th Arr
30 april 1895 London Café Royal Regent street   (this residence is irregular)

rue joquelet :
http://vergue.com/post/569/Rue-Joquelet

rue Beauregard:
http://www.parisrues.com/rues02/paris-02-rue-beauregard.html

[joger]

Found another brother of Paul Edouard : Charles Henri
http://archives.marne.fr/ark:/86869/a0114570775141tx31i/1/72

[Fonzieholly]

Hello. I was born in 1970.  My mother born in 1940 grew up in Germany, as did her mother Lore Werner and father Julius/Jules.   My grandmother's maiden name was Lore WERNER.  Her parents were LOUIS WERNER and Margaret- born around 1880s?  Louis Werner's father I think was from Strasbourg and was name Carl/Karl.  He was one of 5 children.  I think one of the five kids was a sister named Sophie Werner and a brother named Carl/Karl.  Carl and his Werner nephew immigrated to Beatrice, Nebraska around 1850s  and were part of the Homestead Act in the 1860s to get their 160 acres and more of land for their already established farm.  Some of the eariliest white people in Nebraska.  They were like the 3rd ones to sign up for this Homestead Act, and their neighbor Daniel Freeman was #1.  Werner married into the Graff family.  Huge Graff/Arnault family in Beatrice, Nebraska and elsewhere in NE now.  Anyone connected to them?