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From: "Andrea Vogel" <>
Subject: [HWE] Migration: Dauphine, FRA > GER (was: Migration History)
Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 10:42:39 -0700


Hello --

I'm responding to the post from Carolyn <>
(yesterday, 18 Jne) re: migrations from the Dauphiné area of
France to Germany.

Carolyn, are you aware of the book by Eugen Bellon "Zerstreut
in alle Winde" (Scattered to All the Winds: Migrations of the
Dauphiné Huguenots into Italy, Switzerland & Germany,1685-
1720)? One of our subscribers, Mlaure, posted Huguenot
surnames from this source on 27 Jan 2002. BONNET is one
of those names.
This book is an English translation of historical papers
originally published by the German Huguenot Society. The
original text has been revised and enlarged to include
recent discoveries supplied by the author. It has an index
of names and places.
The LDS Church has put this source on a set of four
microfiche with the following number: 6068505. The book
itself was published in 1983 by Belle Publications of West
Lafayette, Indiana, USA. The ISBN/ISSN: 0960573216.

Hope this info is helpful. Andrea






>
>In 1699 I found my Jean BONNET, age 69, and Daniel BONNET (probably s.
>of Jean), age 41 in the Huguenot community in Friedrichstal, Germany,
>The records there indicate Jean BONNET was Waldensian and from the
>Dauphine, but did not indicate from where in the Dauphine. I have
>searched several church films, in Germany, France and Switzerland, but
>cannot find where these BONNETS were before they are found in
>Friedrichstal. If Deborah, or anyone else, has information on possible
>migration trails from the Dauphine to Germany, or any information on
>these BONNETS, I would appreciate having it.
>
>Thank you,
>Carolyn Johnson
>
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