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Nobility: Nobles - Chevaliers - Seigneurs
Nobles in:Suisse - France
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Family of noble or notable origin, cited by traditional bibliographical sources which testify how this family left its traces in time. Place of origin of this family: Switzerland. It is found at different times and in various localities. Although the information is not certain as to the date of its origin and its location in the territory, it is certainly possible to have confirmation of the nobility acquired by reading the coat of arms. Eugène born 15.2.1853 in La Croix-de-Rozon (com. Bardonnex), died 10.5.1912 in Vevey, from Bardonnex. Son of Jean, small trader, of Collonges-sous-Salève (Haute-Savoie), naturalized, and of Fanny Peccoud. Brother of François (-> 2). Major Seminary in Friborg (1870-1874), theology in Innsbruck (1874-1875). Ordained priest in 1875, vicar in Carouge (GE) until 1877. Doctorate in theology in Rome (1879). Secretary of Bishop Gaspard Mermillod. Free priest at the Sacré-Cœur in Geneva (1881-1883). C. was an important figure in social Catholicism: director of the Oeuvre des tabernacles, director of the Cercle de Saint-Germain (1886), instigator of the foundation of the Geneva Catholic Federation (1903) and of the Union of Catholic Workers ( 1907). He played an important role in the adoption of the law of separation of church and state (1906-1907). Vicar General of Geneva (1907-1912), he was the architect of the redemption of Notre-Dame by the Catholics (1911-1912). President of the first assembly of the Catholic League for Peace (1908). François, birth 19.3.1857 in Bardonnex, death 17.11.1928 in Geneva, cath., From Bardonnex. Son of Jean, small trader, of Collonges-sous-Salève (Haute-Savoie), naturalized, and of Fanny Peccoud. Brother of Eugene (-> 1). ∞ Alice Perréard. Training with the Jesuits of Dole, and at the universities of Innsbruck and Geneva. C. began working for the Catholic daily Le Courrier de Genève in 1877. The following year he became editor of the Chronicler of Friborg, then of Bien public. From 1882 to 1884 he worked at the Moniteur, the personal organ of Pope Leo XIII. He was then a correspondent for L'Echo de Paris, the Daily Chronicle, the Daily Mail, the Corriere della Sera and, for twenty-five years, the Gazette de Lausanne ...
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BlazonCarry
1. Coat of arms of family: Carry
Language of the text: Français
De sable, à la fasce d'argent chargée de trois molettes (5) de ... et acc. de trois têtes de dragons de ... Cimier: une tête et col de chien colleté et couronné.
Blason de la famille Carry de Suisse et France; source: "Compléments de l'Armorial de J.B. Rietstap"
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