Charles-Antoine Deshayes

Notary of Jumièges, piqué of history, Charles-Antoine Deshayes wrote L' history of the royal abbey Saint-Pierre de Jumièges according to a manuscript of the monastery. Its work contributed to make known the monument in whole Europe.

Its work

The Gémétique Earth, or Note on the communes of Jumièges, Mesnil and Yainville; Rouen, Periaux Printing works, 1821, in-12 VIII and 87 p. Tiré with 100 specimens on plain paper and 4 specimens vellum paper.

Observations in support of a request formed by the inhabitants of Jumièges, to obtain the re-establishment of a market in their commune and to fix it at Thursday of each week; Rouen, Baudry, 1823, in-4 4 p.

Note on an extraordinary Oak called the Tank, located in the royal forest of Brothonne (the Eure); Rouen, F. Baudry, 1826, in-8 8 p. with a engraved board.

History of the royal abbey of Jumièges; Rouen, F. Baudry, 1829, in-8 VI and 288 p., with 5 boards carried out by Eustace-Hyacinthe Langlois. In this work from which some specimens were drawn on vellum paper large grape and paper from color, the author entirely redesigned the work entitled: the Gémétique Earth. Among the boards a reduction of the general sight of the abbey appears, such as it existed in 1678 and that it was drawn by D. Michel Germain.

Observations that Mr. Deshayes believes duty to make public. reproached by Charles-Antoine Deshayes Misters Queval, clerk, and Prost, receiver of the recording with Duclair. Printed text goes back to Jumièges, March 15th, 1831. Rouen, printing works of C. Bloquel, In-8 ̊, 5 p.

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