Individuals presumed to have emigrated during the French Revolution (1791-1815)

– The practical guide; Successive governments put in place a whole series of repressive measures (ban, death penalty in case of return, seizure of property). From 1796, the Directory and then the Consulate opted for less repressive legislation, which allowed the return of emigrants on condition that they were removed from the lists of emigrants, then from the amnesty laws (1799 and 1802). The National Archives holds many documents over this period, including more than 41,600 personal files, which concern some 44,000 people requesting their removal from the lists of emigrants. These cases concern both people who have actually emigrated for political reasons and people who are absent from their usual home for private or professional reasons, denounced by third parties or even victims of administrative errors. Individuals on the official lists must justify the reasons for their absence and prove their good faith in order to be removed from the lists and to be able to recover their property. Applications for removal from the lists of emigrants concern single individuals, couples or even entire families. File listing the number of civil marriages in the city of Vezin le Coquet since 2020. documents from the petitioner(s) or authorised representatives (supporting documents, residence certificates, laissez-passer, notarial deeds, testimonies and various correspondence) but also exchanges between administrations. CA-2020-Subsidy-to-associations- City of Vezin Le Coquet (json) So many archives carrying rich information and stories about journeys during the French Revolution. some are relatively large (more than 50 views) and are historical sources to be exploited. - Improve the link between major metropolises by making the necessary adjustments to It should be noted that at least 7500 women were included in these files. It shall contain the following information: * Department: department in which the administrative procedure for requesting removal from the register was carried out; also concerns the former French departments now corresponding to Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland; The dataset made available lists the approximately 44,600 individuals mentioned in these files. * Department number: mineralogical number of the current department; * First name(s); * Additional identity: name of spouse, marital status (spouse of, widow or widower of, divorced from, etc.); * Gender: data generated from identity complements, first names and marginally from digitised files; Weddings - City of Vezin Le Coquet yes or no; * Number of images: number of views; * Details of the individual; * Wikidata identifier: where applicable; * Wikipedia article: * Scanned file: * URL of the online notice; where appropriate; See also: * [Fiche d'aide "Rechercher un émigré de la Révolution française"](https://www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/siv/cms/content/helpGuide.action?uuid=f0b515ff-8ad7-4549-b59e-19e95ab1b4f0&version=5&preview=&typeSearch=AideRechercheType&searchString=%26amp%3Beacute%3Bmigr%26amp%3Beacute%3B&echotest=%26eacute%3Bmigr%26eacute%3B) * [Revolutionary period letterheads from these files (Wikimedia Commons)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Letterheads_in_the_Archives_Nationales_\(France\))