Hermann
Gaden
* 07.09.1809 Bordeaux
+ 18.05.1892 Bordeaux 		Sophie Amenaïde
Klipsch
* 21.07.1813 Bordeaux
+ 02.07.1862 Bordeaux
[WEITER BEI GADEN]

Chrétien Charles
Gaden

Weinhändler "Gaden & Klipsch", Deputy Mayor von Bordeaux

* 23.01.1837 Bordeaux
+ 28.03.1919 Bordeaux


Kinder mit: Louise Mery Johns (* 04.03.1845 Bordeaux + 05.01.1921 Bordeaux) [WEITER BEI GADEN] (oo 23.08.1864 Bordeaux):

Aménaïde Ida
Gaden
* 07.09.1865 Bordeaux
+ 07.04.1941 Bordeaux
NOCH BEARBEITEN: GADEN 		Jeanne
Gaden
* 17.07.1867 Bordeaux
+ 13.03.1943 Bordeaux 		Emmanuelle Paula Mery ("Marguerite")
Gaden
* 25.12.1868 Bordeaux
+ 29.04.1961 Saint-Laurent-la-Vallée, Sarlat-la-Canéda, Dordogne
NOCH BEARBEITEN: GADEN
Maurice Charles
Gaden
* 31.01.1874 Bordeaux
+ 04.02.1966 Bordeaux
Engineer
NOCH BEARBEITEN: GADEN 		Yvonne Jeanne Louise
Gaden
* 04.10.1880 Bordeaux
+ 10.10.1963 Bordeaux
NOCH BEARBEITEN: GADEN 		?

Quellen:
- Seine Seite bei Moritz: " Chrétien Charles Gaden Geboren am 23. Januar 1837 (Montag) - Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France Verstorben am 28. März 1919 (Freitag) - Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, Alter: 82 Jahre alt Beigesetzt - Cimetiere Protestant, Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France Wine merchant Eltern Hermann Gaden 1809-1892 Sophie Amenaïde Klipsch 1813-1862 Eheschließungen und Kinder Verheiratet am 23. August 1864 (Dienstag), Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France, mit Louise Mery Johns 1845-1921 ihre Kinder Frau Aménaïde Ida Gaden 1865-1941 Frau Jeanne Gaden 1867-1943 Frau Emmanuelle Paula Mery Marguerite Gaden 1868-1961 Mann Maurice Charles Gaden 1874-1966 Frau Yvonne Jeanne Louise Gaden 1880-1963 ... Ereignisse 23. Januar 1837 : Geburt - Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France --- : Beruf - Gaden & Klipsch, Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France Wine merchant 23. August 1864 : Heirat (mit Louise Mery Johns) - Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France 28. März 1919 : Tod - Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France --- : Beisetzung - Cimetiere Protestant, Bordeaux, Gironde, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France Notizen Hinweis zur Person Married to Louise Johns, daughter of Gustave Johns of a prominent Hamburg family of merchants and shipbuilders. Gustave's parents had 15 children. Charles Gaden, French by declaration in 1857, was one of the heads of the GADEN & KLIPSCH house founded in 1803 by his two grandfathers. Municipal councilor of Bordeaux from 1878 to 1896. Deputy mayor from 1879 to 1884. Member of the city library, vice-president of the administrative commission of the Mont de Piété, administrator of the Hospices Civils of the city of Bordeaux, president of the Albert Brandebourg asylum, work of night hospitality, member of the Chamber of Commerce of Bordeaux, advisor on foreign trade of France, president of the trade union of wine merchants of Bordeaux, vice-president of the national union of the wholesale trade of wines, spirits and liqueurs of France, member of the committee of oenology of Paris. Bibliophile and lover of prints, he was the general secretary of the Société des Bibliophiles de Guyenne. A competent researcher, he built up one of the best libraries in Bordeaux, rich in beautiful illustrated works relating to this great city and the ancient province of Guyenne. His collection of engravings was renowned as one of the most beautiful in France. This library was sold at auction from June 7 to 12, 1920 at the Athénée auction room, rue Mably. All that remains is the catalog...... A solid gold model (work of the sculptor Chapu) was offered by the city of Bordeaux to Charles Gaden on the occasion of his 25 years (December 1909) as vice-president of the Mont de Piété of Bordeaux. Charles Gaden was a knight of the Legion of Honor and an Officer of the Nichan Ifnikar. (Document kept at the Historical Center of the National Archives in Paris: reference L1050050). The GADEN & KLIPSCH house, whose offices were 55 quai des Chartrons, then formed part of the Bordeaux Wine Consortium, formed by J. Steg & Cie, trading mainly in France, and GADEN & KLIPSCH trading in Germany where they were very well known, as well as 'one or two other houses. With the rise of Nazism, business with Germany declined significantly; GADEN & KLIPSCH had to be put up for public sale by the court and purchased by Mälher out of friendship for Claude Gaden who was the last director in 1932 or 1933. Quellen Person: Chrétien Charles GADEN - Geneanet > Contacts > Contact Page : Henry GADEN (henrygaden) - TCGB_S3818 "


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