1861 census france Paris

[loonie]

How do I view this  French 1861 census, I am going round in circles.
I am looking for the family Barbeaux.

[jorose]

There is no 1861 census for Paris. Can you specify where you saw this reference? (it might have been a reference to someone from Paris living elsewhere in 1861).

If you can tell us who in the Barbeaux family you are looking for, when/where they were born and during what years they lived in Paris, we might be able to come up with something. However, due to a fire in Paris in 1871, many civil records (pre-1860 records) were lost. There is a surviving series of "reconstructed" records and an index is online at http://canadp-archivesenligne.paris.fr

[loonie]

The womans name is Annette Josephine Marie Barbeaux. She was I have been told born 16.12 1834.   I Have no name of the mother.

Father was only know as JOSEPH BORN approx 1803, her mum died when she was 4 .
Joseph  then married the nanny and had 2 more children, Louise, and Victoire. she grew up with these 2 half siblings .

Annette spent her younger years in Paris.

She was out 1 night in Paris  with a baroness friend after a curfew at the time of the 2nd revolution, and they both got thrown in jail for the night.

Joseph had a home in The Tulleries, Paris and was a good friend of King Louis Phillippe whom him dined and gambled with at the court.
Plus  a country home near Dijon and owned vineyards. I was told Annette was at court when Louis PHILLIPPE Fled to the UK in Matrch 1848

Annettes  father never came to the UK. On her marriage certificate he was put down as a Gentleman.

English census,s says she was born in Paris, others say Vruge Dept de la cote D.Or France
 Vonges Cote D'or.

We cant  prove when she came to the UK , but Annette fled at the time of the 2nd revolution. We cant find her on UK 1851 census.

I appreciate any help and thankyou for your interest.


You said documents were destroyed, so I may never know.
 

[loonie]

The reason I was looking for a 1861 french census , was I might have been able to trace the father or
the two half brothers and sister, they would probally  be in their 20s. Victoire  Barbeaux was a boy so he may have got wed which may have helped me.

[roopat]

Victoire Barbeaux was a boy so he may have got wed which may have helped me.

I could be wrong but I think Victoire is a girl's name in France, but maybe it can be a boy's too. Doesn't help you, I'm sorry.

Pat

[Mabel Bagshawe]

<  I could be wrong but I think Victoire is a girl's name in France  >

I would agree - it was the name of Queen Victoria's mother

[loonie]

thanks anyway, we only have hearsay to go on. 

[jorose]

http://www.archives.cotedor.fr/jahia/Jahia/pid/1420
Cote d'Or also have their archives online; I don't see any Barbeau(x) in Vonges, and I'm also not seeing Annette on the reconstructed records index in Paris.