GOGUEL Charles-Louis (St. Maruice (Doubs), January 21, 1802 - Mandeure (Doubs), February 11 1869), Lutheran theologian, pastor.
He married in 1829 Emily Caroline RAULIN of BELVAL (Moscow, 1809 - Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, 1894), daughter of Louis-César-François-Désiré, Marquis de Raulin Belval (Belval, 1751 - Berezina, 1812) and Charlotte-Frédérique Piguet (Montbeliard, 1766-1838).
They had 3 children:
- Valerie, who married the Rev. Felix Kuhn.
- Charles-Cesar-Edmond, Medical Staff.
- Rosalie Pauline, who married the industrialist Frederick Gustavus Goguel.
Ed Humanities College of Montbéliard. Conducts pastoral studies at the Faculty of Theology Strasbourg from 1817 to 1819. He taught elementary grades in the gymnasium of the Protestant city from 1822 to 1827. He was appointed pastor in 1827 Mandeure. He exercised his ministry Pedn 42 years. He was president of the consistory of Audincourt from 1842 to 1869. Founding member of the Society of Emulation Montbeliard in 1852.
He married in 1829 Emily Caroline RAULIN of BELVAL (Moscow, 1809 - Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines, 1894), daughter of Louis-César-François-Désiré, Marquis de Raulin Belval (Belval, 1751 - Berezina, 1812) and Charlotte-Frédérique Piguet (Montbeliard, 1766-1838).
They had 3 children:
- Valerie, who married the Rev. Felix Kuhn.
- Charles-Cesar-Edmond, Medical Staff.
- Rosalie Pauline, who married the industrialist Frederick Gustavus Goguel.
Ed Humanities College of Montbéliard. Conducts pastoral studies at the Faculty of Theology Strasbourg from 1817 to 1819. He taught elementary grades in the gymnasium of the Protestant city from 1822 to 1827. He was appointed pastor in 1827 Mandeure. He exercised his ministry Pedn 42 years. He was president of the consistory of Audincourt from 1842 to 1869. Founding member of the Society of Emulation Montbeliard in 1852.
Main fodnateur and facilitator for ten years of the Journal of the inspection ecclesiastical L'Ami Christian Families . The Friend Christian is always the newspaper building and information service of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Montbeliard, after 135 années de parution.
Source :
André ENCREVE [sous la direction de], Les protestants. Dictionnaire du monde religieux dans la France contemporaine , Paris, Beauchesne, 1993, 534 p.
Source :
André ENCREVE [sous la direction de], Les protestants. Dictionnaire du monde religieux dans la France contemporaine , Paris, Beauchesne, 1993, 534 p.
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In April 1756, when a large French amphibious expedition invaded the island of Minorca, general Blakeney, the governor of the island, retired to Fort St. Philip de Mahon with his four infantry regiments (4th, 23rd, 24th and 34th). Fort St. Philip, which commanded the town and harbour of Mahon, was probably the most elaborate fortress possessed by the British, and was inferior in strength to few strongholds in Europe. Apart from the ordinary elaborations of the school of Vauban, it was strengthened by countless mines and galleries hewn out of the solid rock, which afforded unusual protection to the defenders.
On April 18, the French landed unopposed at Ciutadella, at the north-western end of Minorca. By April 20, the entire French army had disembarked.
On April 22, a French advanced party took possession of Mahon without meeting any resistance, Blakeney having already retired into Fort St. Philip. M. Raulin de Belval, lieutenant-colonel of the Royal Italien regiment, was immediately appointed commander of Mahon.
In April 1756, when a large French amphibious expedition invaded the island of Minorca, general Blakeney, the governor of the island, retired to Fort St. Philip de Mahon with his four infantry regiments (4th, 23rd, 24th and 34th). Fort St. Philip, which commanded the town and harbour of Mahon, was probably the most elaborate fortress possessed by the British, and was inferior in strength to few strongholds in Europe. Apart from the ordinary elaborations of the school of Vauban, it was strengthened by countless mines and galleries hewn out of the solid rock, which afforded unusual protection to the defenders.
On April 18, the French landed unopposed at Ciutadella, at the north-western end of Minorca. By April 20, the entire French army had disembarked.
On April 22, a French advanced party took possession of Mahon without meeting any resistance, Blakeney having already retired into Fort St. Philip. M. Raulin de Belval, lieutenant-colonel of the Royal Italien regiment, was immediately appointed commander of Mahon.
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