Neruda Archives

Authority record

Marseille, France

A reviewed place authority connecting Marseille, France with 12 letters in the Absinthe collection, 1850–1909.

Type
Place
Record status
Reviewed
Archive evidence
12 letters
Local identifier
marseille-france

The place represented by this record

French port city represented both as origin and destination in the commercial correspondence.1, 2, 3

Editorial boundary. This authority denotes the historical place used in the linked correspondence; it does not represent every business, address or institution associated with that place.

Names preserved in the evidence

Forms are ordered by their earliest dated appearance in the archive. The preferred name supports navigation; historical spellings and abbreviations remain searchable and are never silently replaced.

Name formUseEvidence
Marseille, FrancePreferred name; form recorded in the correspondence12 letters, 1850–1909

People, places and correspondence

Noilly Prat & Ciecorrespondent using this place as origin

6 letters

Letters connected with this identity

Every link opens the stable public record with manuscript images, transcription, translation and metadata.

  1. NRA-L-000133 · 1859-05-01

    Letter from M. Min Raynaud to Noilly Prat & Cie ordering brandy, absinthe, wine and vermouth, May 1, 1859

    Destination as recorded: Marseille, France

  2. NRA-L-000154 · 1868-08-23

    Letter from Griffon & Jantet to Noilly Prat & Cie quoting prices for wormwood and hyssop, August 23, 1868

    Destination as recorded: Marseille, France

  3. NRA-L-000143 · 1873-01-31

    Letter from C. Regnauld to Noilly Prat & Cie offering 2,500 kilograms of grand wormwood, January 31, 1873

    Destination as recorded: Marseille, France

Evidence used for this authority

  1. Wikidata: Marseille (Q23482)Wikidata · 2026-08-27
  2. Neruda Archives Absinthe place authority registry v1
  3. GeoNames: Marseille, FranceGeoNames · 2026-08-29
How this identity was established

This local place authority combines reviewed correspondence routes, preserved documentary forms and confirmed geographic identifiers. A municipality, a wider administrative area and a transport facility remain separate entities even when their names overlap.

Future corrections are recorded as new, sourced decisions rather than silently overwriting earlier evidence.