Jean-Baptiste watch-Dufche-Wikipedia

Jean-Baptiste Surve-Dufêche is a French politician born the November 16, 1838 in Moncontour (Côtes-du-Nord) and deceased the December 13, 1892 in Saint-Brieuc (Côtes-du-Nord).

Jean-Baptiste watch-Dufche is the son of Jean-Baptiste Survét-Dufche (1802-1874), master of forges and mayor of Moncontour, and Victorine Alled (sister of Jean-Marie Allenou). His brother is the son-in-law of Louis Monjaret de Kerjégu and one of his sisters is the wife of Jean Garnier-Bodéléac.

Conservative candidate, he is elected deputy in February 1876 , but his election is invalidated and he is beaten in April 1876 . Again elected deputy in October 1877 , he was again invalidated and defeated during the by -election which followed, in 1878. He was mayor of Coëtlogon from 1884 to 1892.

The Veillet family is from Moncontour, in the Côtes-d’Armor. It took an important part in the boom in leather trade in Brittany at XVI ^{It is} century and held the manufactures and tanneries of Moncontour, a commercial crossroads from which the leathers were exported to neighboring countries ^{[ first ]} . The manufacture of leathers in the manufactures of Moncontour is proven by traces written from the XV ^{It is} century but was certainly active before. There are stamped leathers Watchtower and struck by commercial coat of arms (chief night light above the three geese) to Cadiz in Spain ^{[ 2 ]} .

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The Veillet family is made up of three branches:

• Watch-up , eldest branch, they live in the city of Moncontour from the XV ^{It is} century and successively live in the old Hotel Veillet du Frêche and the new Watch-up Hotel Dufche dating from the XVIII ^{It is} century and classified as historic monuments as well as different castles. This line will give many politicians, mayors of the city of Moncontour and monarchist deputies such as Jean-Baptiste watch-Dufche, mayor of the city of Moncontour then deputy conservative during the 3 ^{It is} Republic. She also gave diplomat Paul Mathurin Watch-up.
• Watch-up , historically owner of the Moncontour leather factories having taken an important role in the boom in the leather industry and its trade in Brittany. She owns the XV ^{It is} century of the first lordship of the valley near Plumaudan then at XVI ^{It is} century of the seigneury of the same name in Moncontour. It is the last remaining branch. It will give France Breton industrialists, ship captains ^{[ 3 ]} , shipowners, naval officers, diplomats and academics, many religious and religious including two holy ^{[ 4 ]} , the Reverend Mother Marie-Jeanne-Françoise Veillet Lavallée and the sister Marie-Jeanne Veillet Lavallée ^{[ 5 ]} , founder of the Religious Institute of the Sisters of Immaculate in Chateaubriand then in Sainte Marie-sur-Mer, which became secular in 1979 and therefore called “the blue cedars”.
• Haut-Champ Veillet , line extinct to the French Revolution.