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No. 45 and 47 - MARKET PLACE - SOCIETE GENERALE

For No. 45 and 47 Market Square is located the branch of the bank "Societe Generale".

This agency is one of the first banks to have offices in Milly-la-Foret in St Jean Cocteau (Ex Mortera Street) at the beginning of last century, then to No. 51 in the market place during the 70s, before moving into the premises occupied Today in 1999.

It was in 1864 that Société Générale will be created by a group of industrialists and financiers.

Agency 1970 to 2000

Photo of 2009

For more information contact :
Tel: 01.64.98.81. 03

Fax: 01.64.98.72.29

Website:
https: / / particuliers.societegenerale.fr /
Bank code: 30003
Branch Code: 00845

ATM

Hours:

Tuesday 8:40 to 12:35 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:40 p.m.

Wednesday 8:40 to 12:35 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:40 p.m. Thursday
, 8:40 a.m. to 12:35 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:40 p.m.
Friday 8:40 a.m. to 12:35 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:40 p.m.
Saturday 8:40 to 12:35 and 14:00 4:15 p.m.

Withdrawal CB 24H/24H




So in 1999/2000 that the agency "SOCIETE GENERALE" succeeded upholsterer and decorator Michael Chouard "At times"

Photo of 2005

Photo of 2000

Photo APAM 90s

Photo of 1992

APAM Photo of 1984

Michel Chouard "At times" transferred its Commerce 32 rue Jean Cocteau at 45-47 of the marketplace in the late 70s. He succeeded Georges Poterat who kept the store "bargain" also known by milliacois "JOJO at the flea market" .

Pub, 1973

picture of the 1970

Between the 20s and early 70s, this trade was a hardware store. It was held by Eugene LIARD then Leon BARD during the 20s, Charles Geoffroy and his wife Yvette LECARELLI during the 30s, Mr. BRETON in the 50's, Mr. MERESSE in the 60s and finally Mr. LaForme.

So Eugene LIARD which has expanded its trade No. 47 Market Square between 1912 and 1917 by acquiring the No. 45 which was held by the saddler (*) Victor LEGENDRE. It transferred its stock in trade at No. 35 Market Square, now occupied by MILLYMENTHE.
http://commercesmilly.blogspot.com/2010/11/n35-place-du-marche-millymenthe.html

Pub, 1970

Pub, 1967

Post Detail map of the 60

Pub, 1960

Detail of a map of the 50

Detail another card of the 50

Article published in 1938 in Bee Etampes

Bars of 1922

Reprinted Abeille d'Etampes 1st May 19, 1908

Cavalcade 1907

Cavalcade 1907

Cavalcade of 1907

Detail of a map of 1905

Detail another card from 1905

Detail of a map from 1897

At No. 47 LIARD Eugene and his wife Mathilde Dages successor to Emile Felix and his wife THALBOT Eugenie between Farnsworth 1891 and 1896 hardware and iron merchants. Between 1861 and 1876 are the merchants in irons Jean Baptiste Denis and his wife Elvira BRAUDIN who held the trade. They succeeded Jules-Louis Braille and his wife Therese Bertheau. From 1836 to 1846 it was the merchants of irons Herbelot Louis and Françoise LEROY who exercised at this location.

At No. 45 the harness - Saddle (*) Victor and his wife Marie LEGENDRE BARDILLON successor to Paul and his wife Bertha MONTIGNY GADET circa 1901. Paul had MONTIGNY APRIS the trade with his father Thomas MONTIGNY and succeeded him in 1891. Thomas and his wife Lucile MONTIGNY PREVOST moved to this address between 1861 and 1866. Previously their Saddle saddlery was at No. 53 Market Square. From my research before 1866, this spot was occupied by either the neighbor's No. 47 The Merchant of irons, or by the tailpiece John Abraham SAVE with his wife Anne-Marie and their son Etienne Havard who are at réfenrencés No. 43 between 1846 and 1861 before moving to the No. 33 of the marketplace.

(*) Bourrelier : Whoever manufactures harnesses (especially for complex harness draft animals, a main parts: the padded collar) with the raw material, leather, cow beef, the canvas embourrure of horsehair, wire "waxed" but also of wood and metal parts.

The trade of harness is very old. It would have appeared in France in the fourth century. In 1268, the articles of the corporation say they are "makers of necklaces and carapaces horse saddle and harness any other way." From 1400, each apprentice may become a master after completing his masterpiece, in this case a full body harness. Later, the corporation split into harness (in the countryside) and saddle (more urban).

With the advent of machinery, horses have disappeared from our countryside, and with them, the saddler died. Today, the job remains only for riding horses.

Tools-tools: layout tools (scissors) cutting (several feet or knives for cutting leather strips of constant width, punches, sweeping cars for chamfering angles of leather) of drilling (awls, pliers cutters, sewing machine very specific); clamp (large wooden clip to secure the piece of leather working, pliers to pull the leather), various tools (formoirs - wooden accessories to smooth seams, pass string, ...)

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