Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert daughter of Jean Pierre and Rosalie (Humbert) Seckler.
Jean Pierre Seckler married 1st wife: Rosalie Humbert b. 1831 d. 1863.
Child is:
Eugenie Seckler
Jean Pierre Seckler married 2nd wife: Marie Rose Vanmoss b. Abt. 1837 on July 1864 in Liepvre, France.
Eugenie Seckler's half brother and sisters are:
Marie Virginie Seckler b. 3 April 1863 Liepvre, Alsace, France. Married: Constant LeClere. married: 11 December 1893.
Edouard Seckler b. 27 April 1865 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France.
Marie Rosalie Seckler b. 7 July 1866 Liepvre, Haunt Rhin, Alsace, France. Marie Rosalie (Seckler) married Francois Marchal b.1865 on 27th of May 1892 in Liepvre France. #68660
Anne Antoinette Seckler b. 2 February 1873 Liepvre, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. She married Joseph Eugene Philippe b. 1865.
Auerlie Seckler b. 23 June 1875 Haut Rhine, Alsace, France. d. 13 January 1953 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. Bas Rhin, Alsace, France. Age at death 77 years old. Married: 20 August 1897, Liepvre, Haut Rhin, France to Charles Elsaesser b. 1874.
Marie Josephine Seckler b. 17 June 1877 Liepvre, Haut Rhine, Alsace, France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert's Grandfather is:
Francois Xavier Seckler married her Grandmother Catherine Leromain. Francois Xavier Seckler died June 20, 1885 in Lalaye-Charbes. Francois Xavier Seckler's occupation in France was a cordonnier in France which is a Shoemaker.
Children:
Jean Pierre Seckler b. 1830
Anne Seckler b. June 1, 1835 Malaya-Charbes
Anne Seckler married Jean Baptiste b. 1829 on July 2, 1864 in Liepre.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on May 5,1883 in Liepvre 68660 France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert passed away at the age of 73 years old.
Rented Home: 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Owned Home: 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Eugenei Seckler siblings are:
Eugenie Seckler was born August 22, 1861, in Alsace Lorraine, France during the reign of Napoleon III who was Emperor from 1852 to 1870.
She had one sister, Virginia, and two half-sisters, Catherine and Anna. She was the daughter of Jean Seckler. Her father was a shoemaker and sent Eugenie at least one pair of his hand made shoes after she moved to the United States.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on 5 May 1883 in Alsace Lorraine, France.
Eugenie Seckler and Leon Lambert children are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Mary Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Alsace Lorraine is the Northern corner of France. The region is gentle and rolling with well-ordered vineyards, medieval church bowers and barley and wheat fields. Lying between the Rhine and the three thousand to four thousand foot peaks of the Vosges Mountains Alsace-Lorraine is cut off from the rest of France.
Napoleon III was married to a beautiful Spanish Catholic of noble birth whom the French loved and admired. She bared her shoulders in low necked crinoline gowns and what she wore was copied by every woman with any pretension to stylishness---her name, EUGENIE.
In January 1871 under their rule France fell to the Germans. The Peace of Frankfurt, signed May 10, 1871, imposed terms which to the French seemed grueling. Alsace and Lorraine, including Metz, were to be handed over to the Germans, a war indemnity of five billion frances was to be paid and a German army of occupation was to be maintained at French expense.
In the "lost" provinces the adult population, though they retained their homes, suffered the spiritual misery of displaced persons, watching their children learn an alien tongue and, with the adaptability of youth, grow up to be German rather than French. French textbooks were destroyed by the Germans. Eugenie's father hired a French tutor so the children would learn French but they attended German schools also. Alsace Lorraine was under German rule from 1871 to 1918.
Eugenie raised a big garden, knit socks for the family and was a wonderful cook according to Marie Lambert.
She died in Bremerton January 4, 1935, at the age of 73, in her own home where her daughter, Mrs. Walt Goehrs and family were also living and caring for her.
Contributed by Family Members Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and Yvette E. Aune
Jean Pierre Seckler married 1st wife: Rosalie Humbert b. 1831 d. 1863.
Child is:
Eugenie Seckler
Jean Pierre Seckler married 2nd wife: Marie Rose Vanmoss b. Abt. 1837 on July 1864 in Liepvre, France.
Eugenie Seckler's half brother and sisters are:
Marie Virginie Seckler b. 3 April 1863 Liepvre, Alsace, France. Married: Constant LeClere. married: 11 December 1893.
Edouard Seckler b. 27 April 1865 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France.
Marie Rosalie Seckler b. 7 July 1866 Liepvre, Haunt Rhin, Alsace, France. Marie Rosalie (Seckler) married Francois Marchal b.1865 on 27th of May 1892 in Liepvre France. #68660
Anne Antoinette Seckler b. 2 February 1873 Liepvre, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. She married Joseph Eugene Philippe b. 1865.
Auerlie Seckler b. 23 June 1875 Haut Rhine, Alsace, France. d. 13 January 1953 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. Bas Rhin, Alsace, France. Age at death 77 years old. Married: 20 August 1897, Liepvre, Haut Rhin, France to Charles Elsaesser b. 1874.
Marie Josephine Seckler b. 17 June 1877 Liepvre, Haut Rhine, Alsace, France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert's Grandfather is:
Francois Xavier Seckler married her Grandmother Catherine Leromain. Francois Xavier Seckler died June 20, 1885 in Lalaye-Charbes. Francois Xavier Seckler's occupation in France was a cordonnier in France which is a Shoemaker.
Children:
Jean Pierre Seckler b. 1830
Anne Seckler b. June 1, 1835 Malaya-Charbes
Anne Seckler married Jean Baptiste b. 1829 on July 2, 1864 in Liepre.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on May 5,1883 in Liepvre 68660 France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert passed away at the age of 73 years old.
Rented Home: 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Owned Home: 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Eugenei Seckler siblings are:
Eugenie Seckler was born August 22, 1861, in Alsace Lorraine, France during the reign of Napoleon III who was Emperor from 1852 to 1870.
She had one sister, Virginia, and two half-sisters, Catherine and Anna. She was the daughter of Jean Seckler. Her father was a shoemaker and sent Eugenie at least one pair of his hand made shoes after she moved to the United States.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on 5 May 1883 in Alsace Lorraine, France.
Eugenie Seckler and Leon Lambert children are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Mary Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Alsace Lorraine is the Northern corner of France. The region is gentle and rolling with well-ordered vineyards, medieval church bowers and barley and wheat fields. Lying between the Rhine and the three thousand to four thousand foot peaks of the Vosges Mountains Alsace-Lorraine is cut off from the rest of France.
Napoleon III was married to a beautiful Spanish Catholic of noble birth whom the French loved and admired. She bared her shoulders in low necked crinoline gowns and what she wore was copied by every woman with any pretension to stylishness---her name, EUGENIE.
In January 1871 under their rule France fell to the Germans. The Peace of Frankfurt, signed May 10, 1871, imposed terms which to the French seemed grueling. Alsace and Lorraine, including Metz, were to be handed over to the Germans, a war indemnity of five billion frances was to be paid and a German army of occupation was to be maintained at French expense.
In the "lost" provinces the adult population, though they retained their homes, suffered the spiritual misery of displaced persons, watching their children learn an alien tongue and, with the adaptability of youth, grow up to be German rather than French. French textbooks were destroyed by the Germans. Eugenie's father hired a French tutor so the children would learn French but they attended German schools also. Alsace Lorraine was under German rule from 1871 to 1918.
Eugenie raised a big garden, knit socks for the family and was a wonderful cook according to Marie Lambert.
She died in Bremerton January 4, 1935, at the age of 73, in her own home where her daughter, Mrs. Walt Goehrs and family were also living and caring for her.
Contributed by Family Members Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and Yvette E. Aune
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert daughter of Jean Pierre and Rosalie (Humbert) Seckler.
Jean Pierre Seckler married 1st wife: Rosalie Humbert b. 1831 d. 1863.
Child is:
Eugenie Seckler
Jean Pierre Seckler married 2nd wife: Marie Rose Vanmoss b. Abt. 1837 on July 1864 in Liepvre, France.
Eugenie Seckler's half brother and sisters are:
Marie Virginie Seckler b. 3 April 1863 Liepvre, Alsace, France. Married: Constant LeClere. married: 11 December 1893.
Edouard Seckler b. 27 April 1865 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France.
Marie Rosalie Seckler b. 7 July 1866 Liepvre, Haunt Rhin, Alsace, France. Marie Rosalie (Seckler) married Francois Marchal b.1865 on 27th of May 1892 in Liepvre France. #68660
Anne Antoinette Seckler b. 2 February 1873 Liepvre, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. She married Joseph Eugene Philippe b. 1865.
Auerlie Seckler b. 23 June 1875 Haut Rhine, Alsace, France. d. 13 January 1953 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. Bas Rhin, Alsace, France. Age at death 77 years old. Married: 20 August 1897, Liepvre, Haut Rhin, France to Charles Elsaesser b. 1874.
Marie Josephine Seckler b. 17 June 1877 Liepvre, Haut Rhine, Alsace, France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert's Grandfather is:
Francois Xavier Seckler married her Grandmother Catherine Leromain. Francois Xavier Seckler died June 20, 1885 in Lalaye-Charbes. Francois Xavier Seckler's occupation in France was a cordonnier in France which is a Shoemaker.
Children:
Jean Pierre Seckler b. 1830
Anne Seckler b. June 1, 1835 Malaya-Charbes
Anne Seckler married Jean Baptiste b. 1829 on July 2, 1864 in Liepre.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on May 5,1883 in Liepvre 68660 France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert passed away at the age of 73 years old.
Rented Home: 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Owned Home: 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Eugenei Seckler siblings are:
Eugenie Seckler was born August 22, 1861, in Alsace Lorraine, France during the reign of Napoleon III who was Emperor from 1852 to 1870.
She had one sister, Virginia, and two half-sisters, Catherine and Anna. She was the daughter of Jean Seckler. Her father was a shoemaker and sent Eugenie at least one pair of his hand made shoes after she moved to the United States.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on 5 May 1883 in Alsace Lorraine, France.
Eugenie Seckler and Leon Lambert children are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Mary Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Alsace Lorraine is the Northern corner of France. The region is gentle and rolling with well-ordered vineyards, medieval church bowers and barley and wheat fields. Lying between the Rhine and the three thousand to four thousand foot peaks of the Vosges Mountains Alsace-Lorraine is cut off from the rest of France.
Napoleon III was married to a beautiful Spanish Catholic of noble birth whom the French loved and admired. She bared her shoulders in low necked crinoline gowns and what she wore was copied by every woman with any pretension to stylishness---her name, EUGENIE.
In January 1871 under their rule France fell to the Germans. The Peace of Frankfurt, signed May 10, 1871, imposed terms which to the French seemed grueling. Alsace and Lorraine, including Metz, were to be handed over to the Germans, a war indemnity of five billion frances was to be paid and a German army of occupation was to be maintained at French expense.
In the "lost" provinces the adult population, though they retained their homes, suffered the spiritual misery of displaced persons, watching their children learn an alien tongue and, with the adaptability of youth, grow up to be German rather than French. French textbooks were destroyed by the Germans. Eugenie's father hired a French tutor so the children would learn French but they attended German schools also. Alsace Lorraine was under German rule from 1871 to 1918.
Eugenie raised a big garden, knit socks for the family and was a wonderful cook according to Marie Lambert.
She died in Bremerton January 4, 1935, at the age of 73, in her own home where her daughter, Mrs. Walt Goehrs and family were also living and caring for her.
Contributed by Family Members Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and Yvette E. Aune
Jean Pierre Seckler married 1st wife: Rosalie Humbert b. 1831 d. 1863.
Child is:
Eugenie Seckler
Jean Pierre Seckler married 2nd wife: Marie Rose Vanmoss b. Abt. 1837 on July 1864 in Liepvre, France.
Eugenie Seckler's half brother and sisters are:
Marie Virginie Seckler b. 3 April 1863 Liepvre, Alsace, France. Married: Constant LeClere. married: 11 December 1893.
Edouard Seckler b. 27 April 1865 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France.
Marie Rosalie Seckler b. 7 July 1866 Liepvre, Haunt Rhin, Alsace, France. Marie Rosalie (Seckler) married Francois Marchal b.1865 on 27th of May 1892 in Liepvre France. #68660
Anne Antoinette Seckler b. 2 February 1873 Liepvre, Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. She married Joseph Eugene Philippe b. 1865.
Auerlie Seckler b. 23 June 1875 Haut Rhine, Alsace, France. d. 13 January 1953 Haut Rhin, Alsace, France. Bas Rhin, Alsace, France. Age at death 77 years old. Married: 20 August 1897, Liepvre, Haut Rhin, France to Charles Elsaesser b. 1874.
Marie Josephine Seckler b. 17 June 1877 Liepvre, Haut Rhine, Alsace, France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert's Grandfather is:
Francois Xavier Seckler married her Grandmother Catherine Leromain. Francois Xavier Seckler died June 20, 1885 in Lalaye-Charbes. Francois Xavier Seckler's occupation in France was a cordonnier in France which is a Shoemaker.
Children:
Jean Pierre Seckler b. 1830
Anne Seckler b. June 1, 1835 Malaya-Charbes
Anne Seckler married Jean Baptiste b. 1829 on July 2, 1864 in Liepre.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on May 5,1883 in Liepvre 68660 France.
Eugenie (Seckler) Lambert passed away at the age of 73 years old.
Rented Home: 1129 Highland Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Owned Home: 1907 11th Ave. Bremerton, Washington
Eugenei Seckler siblings are:
Eugenie Seckler was born August 22, 1861, in Alsace Lorraine, France during the reign of Napoleon III who was Emperor from 1852 to 1870.
She had one sister, Virginia, and two half-sisters, Catherine and Anna. She was the daughter of Jean Seckler. Her father was a shoemaker and sent Eugenie at least one pair of his hand made shoes after she moved to the United States.
Eugenie Seckler married Leon Lambert on 5 May 1883 in Alsace Lorraine, France.
Eugenie Seckler and Leon Lambert children are:
Leo Frances Lambert b. 1 Apr 1884
Frank Xavier Lambert b. 17 Aug 1885
Edourd Lambert b. 1887
Bertha Lambert b. 1890
Paul Edward Lambert b. 23 Apr 1892
Ernest Lambert b. 25 Feb 1894
Irene Eugenie Lambert b. 8 May 1896
Mary Daisy Lambert b. 13 May 1898
Elizabeth Hilda Lambert b. 12 Dec 1900
Frederick Martin Lambert b. 15 Nov 1902
Alsace Lorraine is the Northern corner of France. The region is gentle and rolling with well-ordered vineyards, medieval church bowers and barley and wheat fields. Lying between the Rhine and the three thousand to four thousand foot peaks of the Vosges Mountains Alsace-Lorraine is cut off from the rest of France.
Napoleon III was married to a beautiful Spanish Catholic of noble birth whom the French loved and admired. She bared her shoulders in low necked crinoline gowns and what she wore was copied by every woman with any pretension to stylishness---her name, EUGENIE.
In January 1871 under their rule France fell to the Germans. The Peace of Frankfurt, signed May 10, 1871, imposed terms which to the French seemed grueling. Alsace and Lorraine, including Metz, were to be handed over to the Germans, a war indemnity of five billion frances was to be paid and a German army of occupation was to be maintained at French expense.
In the "lost" provinces the adult population, though they retained their homes, suffered the spiritual misery of displaced persons, watching their children learn an alien tongue and, with the adaptability of youth, grow up to be German rather than French. French textbooks were destroyed by the Germans. Eugenie's father hired a French tutor so the children would learn French but they attended German schools also. Alsace Lorraine was under German rule from 1871 to 1918.
Eugenie raised a big garden, knit socks for the family and was a wonderful cook according to Marie Lambert.
She died in Bremerton January 4, 1935, at the age of 73, in her own home where her daughter, Mrs. Walt Goehrs and family were also living and caring for her.
Contributed by Family Members Marie Daisy (Lambert) Suldan and Yvette E. Aune
Family Members
Children
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Leo Frances Lambert
1884–1972
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Frank Xavier Lambert
1885–1946
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Edouard Lambert
1887–1891
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Paul Edward "Ed" Lambert
1892–1964
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Ernest Lambert
1894–1948
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Bertha Lambert
1896–1896
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Irene Eugenie Lambert Goehrs
1896–1985
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Marie Daisy Lambert Suldan
1898–1989
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Elizabeth Hilda "Betty" Lambert Lund
1900–1938
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Frederick Martin "Fred" Lambert
1902–1948
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