Chesnois-Auboncourt

The Chesnois-Auboncourt is a common French, located in the department of the the Ardennes and the area Champagne-Ardenne.

Geography

Localities and variations

Hole-with-Gamby
Sévricourt
Grandchamps

Communes bordering

Wignicourt, Be worth-Montreuil, Sorcy-Bauthémont

History

The oldest trace of Chesnois is located in 1258 where it bears then the name of name Douchesnoy. Formerly help of Sorcy, it is set up in parish in 1690.

Administration

Economy

Culture

Religious heritage

Holy-Margueritte church (rebuilt in 1890).

Civil inheritance

market centenary (built in 1842)
baker's oven
restaurant

Demonstrations

festival of fishing
festival of the cherries (the last weekend of June)
employers', Holy festival Margueritte (weekend following on July 14th))
gone with nuts and hazel nuts

See too

Common of the Ardennes

External bonds

Site perso relating to Chesnois-Auboncourt

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