Veteran, France Army Engineers
Ernest immigrated to the U.S. in 1892 on board the S.S. Gascogne, from Cherbourg, France. He was naturalized in San Francisco on Feburary 8, 1904.
He married Francesca "Fannie" in 1889, she was born in 1858, Hungary. The 1910 Sausalito census, documents her name as "Varga" occupation Actress (Theatre.)
Chalopin to France on Visit
E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter and decorator, left last Sunday evening for a visit to Rouen and Paris, France, to be gone about two months. His mother recently died there and he has gone to look after the estate and some relatives. He is not going to war.
published Sausalito News
January 23, 1915
Chalopin Returns Home from France
After an absence of a year lacking a couple of weeks, E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter, returned from a visit to his old home near Rouen, France, on Monday, and bringing with him his niece, Miss Lucian Chalopin who recently lost her parents, and leaving behind her sister, Gabrielle, who is anxiously awaiting news of her betrothed. He went with the first French troops and for several months no word has come from him. He may be in the world beyond or taken prisoner by the Germans. She believes he will return and she wants to be the first to greet him on his homecoming.
Mr. Chalopin left here on January 17th to settle the estate left by his brother and to bring his nieces back With him. He was several miles away from the fighting line. In Paris he saw in the air hundreds of aeroplanes on scout duty and he was surprised to see large quantities of war munitions from the U. S. carried by the French railroads. He left Bordeaux on Dec. 18th on the steamer Rochambeau and had a very stormy passage lasting twelve days, arriving in New York glad to be back on land again.
published Sausalito News
January 8, 1916
Ernest immigrated to the U.S. in 1892 on board the S.S. Gascogne, from Cherbourg, France. He was naturalized in San Francisco on Feburary 8, 1904.
He married Francesca "Fannie" in 1889, she was born in 1858, Hungary. The 1910 Sausalito census, documents her name as "Varga" occupation Actress (Theatre.)
Chalopin to France on Visit
E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter and decorator, left last Sunday evening for a visit to Rouen and Paris, France, to be gone about two months. His mother recently died there and he has gone to look after the estate and some relatives. He is not going to war.
published Sausalito News
January 23, 1915
Chalopin Returns Home from France
After an absence of a year lacking a couple of weeks, E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter, returned from a visit to his old home near Rouen, France, on Monday, and bringing with him his niece, Miss Lucian Chalopin who recently lost her parents, and leaving behind her sister, Gabrielle, who is anxiously awaiting news of her betrothed. He went with the first French troops and for several months no word has come from him. He may be in the world beyond or taken prisoner by the Germans. She believes he will return and she wants to be the first to greet him on his homecoming.
Mr. Chalopin left here on January 17th to settle the estate left by his brother and to bring his nieces back With him. He was several miles away from the fighting line. In Paris he saw in the air hundreds of aeroplanes on scout duty and he was surprised to see large quantities of war munitions from the U. S. carried by the French railroads. He left Bordeaux on Dec. 18th on the steamer Rochambeau and had a very stormy passage lasting twelve days, arriving in New York glad to be back on land again.
published Sausalito News
January 8, 1916
Veteran, France Army Engineers
Ernest immigrated to the U.S. in 1892 on board the S.S. Gascogne, from Cherbourg, France. He was naturalized in San Francisco on Feburary 8, 1904.
He married Francesca "Fannie" in 1889, she was born in 1858, Hungary. The 1910 Sausalito census, documents her name as "Varga" occupation Actress (Theatre.)
Chalopin to France on Visit
E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter and decorator, left last Sunday evening for a visit to Rouen and Paris, France, to be gone about two months. His mother recently died there and he has gone to look after the estate and some relatives. He is not going to war.
published Sausalito News
January 23, 1915
Chalopin Returns Home from France
After an absence of a year lacking a couple of weeks, E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter, returned from a visit to his old home near Rouen, France, on Monday, and bringing with him his niece, Miss Lucian Chalopin who recently lost her parents, and leaving behind her sister, Gabrielle, who is anxiously awaiting news of her betrothed. He went with the first French troops and for several months no word has come from him. He may be in the world beyond or taken prisoner by the Germans. She believes he will return and she wants to be the first to greet him on his homecoming.
Mr. Chalopin left here on January 17th to settle the estate left by his brother and to bring his nieces back With him. He was several miles away from the fighting line. In Paris he saw in the air hundreds of aeroplanes on scout duty and he was surprised to see large quantities of war munitions from the U. S. carried by the French railroads. He left Bordeaux on Dec. 18th on the steamer Rochambeau and had a very stormy passage lasting twelve days, arriving in New York glad to be back on land again.
published Sausalito News
January 8, 1916
Ernest immigrated to the U.S. in 1892 on board the S.S. Gascogne, from Cherbourg, France. He was naturalized in San Francisco on Feburary 8, 1904.
He married Francesca "Fannie" in 1889, she was born in 1858, Hungary. The 1910 Sausalito census, documents her name as "Varga" occupation Actress (Theatre.)
Chalopin to France on Visit
E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter and decorator, left last Sunday evening for a visit to Rouen and Paris, France, to be gone about two months. His mother recently died there and he has gone to look after the estate and some relatives. He is not going to war.
published Sausalito News
January 23, 1915
Chalopin Returns Home from France
After an absence of a year lacking a couple of weeks, E. Chalopin, the well known contracting painter, returned from a visit to his old home near Rouen, France, on Monday, and bringing with him his niece, Miss Lucian Chalopin who recently lost her parents, and leaving behind her sister, Gabrielle, who is anxiously awaiting news of her betrothed. He went with the first French troops and for several months no word has come from him. He may be in the world beyond or taken prisoner by the Germans. She believes he will return and she wants to be the first to greet him on his homecoming.
Mr. Chalopin left here on January 17th to settle the estate left by his brother and to bring his nieces back With him. He was several miles away from the fighting line. In Paris he saw in the air hundreds of aeroplanes on scout duty and he was surprised to see large quantities of war munitions from the U. S. carried by the French railroads. He left Bordeaux on Dec. 18th on the steamer Rochambeau and had a very stormy passage lasting twelve days, arriving in New York glad to be back on land again.
published Sausalito News
January 8, 1916
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