NRA-L-000071 / 1841
Petition from Jean Baptiste Perrin to the Pontarlier hospital council, sent to the hospital director, August 24, 1841
Former soldier Jean Baptiste Perrin asks to be employed and housed at the Pontarlier civil and military hospital, recalling his service in the 19th Light Infantry and his earlier treatment there.
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NRA-L-000071
Transcript and English translation
working scholarly aid
Address panel
Original transcript
Monsieur
Directeur de
L'hopital Civil et
militaire de pontarlier
Dept Du Doub —
à pontarlier
Address panel
English translation
Monsieur
Director of
the Civil and
military hospital of Pontarlier
Department of Doubs —
in Pontarlier
Administrative letter and signature
Original transcript
De la Chapelle le 24 aout 1841 Canton
De Corcieux Département Desvosge
A Messieurs les membres du Conseil de
L'hopital Civille et militaire de pontarlier;
a l'honneur de vous Exposer Messieurs
Jean Baptiste perrin Garçon majeur
Militaire rentré dans ses foier avec son
Congé du 19.e Régiment D'infanterie Légère
a Eut l'avantage etant militaire d'etre traité
dans Cette hospice, et de voire la Bonne
organisation et la tenue de Cette Maison
qu'il Desireroit y passé le restant de
sa vie, en travaillant, et à faire le
sacrifice volontier de ma petite fortune
C'est à Cette intention qu'il a l'honneur
de vous adresser la présente Esperand
messieurs que vous voudrée Bien avoir
La Complaisance de me donner réponce.
Je vous fery Connoitre le montant de ma
petite fortune; voyez les soeurs Hospitalière
elle se rappelleront peut etre de moi et
voyeant mon nom;
Je suis en attendant votre tres humble
serviteur
Perrin
Administrative letter and signature
English translation
From La Chapelle the 24 August 1841 Canton of Corcieux Department of the Vosges
To the Gentlemen members of the Council of the Civil and military hospital of Pontarlier; has the honour to submit to you Gentlemen,
Jean Baptiste Perrin, adult bachelor, Soldier returned to his home with his discharge from the 19th Light Infantry Regiment, had the advantage, being a soldier, of being treated in this hospital, and of seeing the Good organisation and the running of this House
that he would desire to spend the rest of his life there, working, and to willingly make the sacrifice of my small fortune.
It is with this intention that he has the honour of addressing the present to you, hoping gentlemen that you will be so good as to have the kindness to give me an answer.
I will let you know the amount of my small fortune; see the Hospitaller sisters, they will perhaps remember me upon seeing my name;
I am meanwhile your very humble servant
Perrin
Discovery Terms
- Veterans
- Hospital employment
- Petitions
- Military healthcare
- Pontarlier