Prauthoy

Prauthoy is a common French, located in the department of the Haute-Marne and the area Champagne-Ardenne. Its inhabitants are called the boïas.

Geography

History

Origin of Prauthoy: Files of the abbey of Auberive 1179 Prautheyum Files of Notre Dame to Nonnains 1229 Prauthe Prauthoy is proven since 1464

Old Tumulus of Tène broken in 1821 in the east of the village: " highlighted of several skeletons under several feet of stones which were regularly posed by sat and never appeared not to be moved. " Furniture discovered: torque bronzes some, 3 bronze bracelets, a bronze fibule.

References: Th Gun of Saint Fergeux 1836 Historical research on some communes of the district of Langres; L. Lepage 1985 the old ones of iron in the upstream reservoirs of the Marne, the Meuse and the Paddle and the tumulus of Mottote with Nijon (the High Marne), Rheims, Mém. Champagne Soc.archéol p.39-45, 5 fig; J.J. Archaeological Thévenard 1996 Chart of the High Marne p.287

Administration

Associated with the mayor - elections of 2001 - end of mandate March 2008

Jackie KENSIER, Walter OTTIGER, Sylviane ALBERT.

Demography

Places and monuments

See too

Common of Haute-Marne

Personalities related to the commune==

Pierre MATHEY born on July 30th, 1890, dead on November 27th, 1972

Senator of Haute-Marne member of the democratic left parliamentary group: elected official the 6/19/1955, re-elected the 4/26/1959; the 9/26/1965.

With occupied the function of secretary of the Senate, Member of the Commission of the cultural affairs.

External bonds

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

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