Aguts

Aguts is a common French, located in the department of the Tarn and the area the Midday-Pyrenees.

Its inhabitants is called Agussiens or Agutiens, in Occitan: Agutsols.

Blazon

Of azure, with a gold face, accompanied by two rhombuses of same, posed one as a chief and the other at a peak

Geography

Etymology

Aguts comes from the Latin accutis , signifiant" top pointed, aigus"

During the revolution the commune was called " Aguts-Rousseau"

History

1789: community of Aguts, seneschalsy of Lauragais, diocese of Lavaur and parish: Saint Pierre of Aguts

1790: municipality of Aguts, canton of Cuq-Toulza, district of Lavaur

Year X: commune of Aguts, canton of Cuq-Toulza, district of Lavaur

1972: project of fastening of the communes of Aguts and Puechoursy with Montgey

2004: adhesion at the Community of Common Country of Feast

Administration

2001-2007: BOURJADE Ellen

1983-2001: PREZELIN Daniel

1954-1983: LAFLOU Julien

1942-1954: ROUANET Joseph

1912-1942: ARQUIER Gaston Pierre

1900-1912: OLIVIER Felix

1878-1900: CHAFFORT Guilhaume

1876-1878: GINESTE Jean François

1870-1876: CHAFFORT Guilhaume

1865-1870: VIDAL Augustin

1848-1865: CUCUROU François

1843-1848: OLIVIER Antoine

1840-1843: OLIVIER Jean

1835-1840: ESCRIBE Jean

1834-1835: CUCUROU Pierre

1800-1834: DEUMIE Jean

1798-1800: CUCUROU Jean Jacques

1796-1798: CLERMONT Jacques

1792-1796: DEUMIE Jean

Municipal team 2001-2007:

BOURJADE Ellen, mayor

LOUSE Alain, first assistant

FREDE Therese, second assistant

CESCATO Francis, third assistant

FRAYSSE Martine

IMART Alain

CAZEUNEUVE Serge

VERNHES Marie Helene

BERTRAND André

SEGURO Joseph

Demography

Places and monuments

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Tarn

External bonds

Aguts on the site of the national geographical Institute
Aguts on the site of INSEE
Aguts on the site of Quid
Localization of Aguts on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Aguts on Mapquest

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