Glatigny (the Moselle)

Glatigny is a common French located in the department of the the Moselle to 12km at the North-East of Metz. It has for appendix the Ferme of Béville and the Heather.

Geography

History

  • Old names and orthographies:
    • Glatignei (1192)
    • Gletinei (XIIIe century)
    • Gletigney (1206)
    • Glatigney, Glaiteney (1339)
    • Glaitigney (1404)
    • Glaitegney (1514)
    • Glattigney (1516)
    • In patois: Guiaitni

  • the commune located on the Roman Voie connecting Metz to Worms is a very old possession of évêché of Metz.

  • In 1844, one finds 282 individuals and 38 houses there. 29 boys and 12 girls attend the school. Territories: 597 hectares including 219 of wood and 29 in waste lands (a lime kiln belonging to Mr. Joinville).

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Personalities related to the commune

Sources

  • Verronais, Department of the Moselle , 1844 (republication LMBO Universis, 1992).

External bonds

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

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