Gauthiers condemned to the guillotine

 

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A. GAUTHIER: aged 53, born in Montaigu, department of Creuse, domiciled in Mery department of Nièvre, ex-clerk of the tyrant king, condemned to death on 4 thermidor year 2 as a conspirator, by the revolutionary tribunal sitting at Paris.

César Remy GAUTHIER: art merchant, aged 40, born in Sens, department of Yonne, domiciled in Lyon, department of Rhône, condemned to death on 18 frimaire year 2, as a counter-revolutionary, by the revolutionary commission sitting at Lyon.

F. GAUTHIER: ex-page of the tyrant,aged 24, born in Moissac, condemned to death on 6 thermidor year 2, bythe revolutionary tribunal sitting at Paris, as an accomplice in a  conspiracy in the house of arrest of St Lazare where he was detained.

François GAUTHIER: domiciled in Renaudière, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 13 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Guillaume Joseph GAUTHIER: farmer, domiciled in Flangebouche, department of Doubs, condemned to death, as a counter-revolutionary, on 18 7bre 1793, by the criminal tribunal of the said departement.

Jacques GAUTHIER: domiciled in Cessedieu, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 16 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Jacques GAUTHIER: domiciled at Laronsière, department of Loire Inférieure, condemned to death on 30 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Jean GAUTHIER:  domiciled at Nantes, department of Loire Inférieure, condemned to death on 15 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Jean GAUTHIER: domiciled at St Paul, department of Vendée, condemned to death on 15 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Jean Baptiste GAUTHIER: farmer, domiciled at Voudray, department of Doubs, condemned to death, as a counter-revolutionary on 1 vendémiaire year 2, by the criminal tribunal of the said departement.

Jean Baptiste GAUTHIER: concierge in the house of arrest of the city hall, aged 50, born at Château-Poncien, department of Ardennes, domiciled at Paris, department of Seine, condemned to death on 5 prairial year 2, by the revolutionary tribunal sitting at Paris, as a conspirator.

Jean Pierre GAUTHIER (dit Gravenan): coal miner, aged 53, born in St Romain-en-Jarrés, domiciled at Rives-de-Giers, department of Loire, condemned to death on 28 ventôse year 2, by the revolutionary commission sitting at Lyon, as a counter-revolutionary.

J. François GAUTHIER: journeyman, domiciled at Verrerie du Grand Denis, department of Doubs, condemned to death on 23 vendémiaire year 2, by the criminal tribunal of the said department as a counter-revolutionary.

Joseph GAUTHIER:  domiciled at Dol, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 12 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Louis GAUTHIER:  domiciled at Vezins, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 13 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Mathurin GAUTHIER:  domiciled at Chapelle, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 3 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Médard GAUTHIER: domiciled at Mars-de-la-Jaille, department of Loire Inférieure, condemned to death on 30 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Michel GAUTHIER: domiciled at Pazaray, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 6 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Savenay as a bandit of Vendée.

Pierre GAUTHIER: domiciled at Bouguenais, department of Loire Inférieure, condemned to death on 13 germinal year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Pierre GAUTHIER: ploughman, domiciled at Durtal, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 4 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Saumur as conspirator.

René GAUTHIER: ploughman, domiciled at Juigborn, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 3 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Saumur as a conspirator.

René GAUTHIER: domiciled at Beaupréau, department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 18 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

René GAUTHIER: domiciled at Annetz, department of Loire Inférieure, condemned to death on 30 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes, as a bandit of Vendée.

Symphorien GAUTHIER:  domiciled at Cholet department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death on 30 nivôse year 2, by the military commission sitting at Nantes as a bandit of Vendée.

Etienne Hyacinthe GAUTIER (dit Latouche): aged 45, parliamentary advisor at Bordeaux, born and domiciled at Paris, department of Seine, condemned to death on 22 October 1792, by the  military commission established at Paris by the decree of 20 october 1792, as an emigrant captured armed.

François GAUTIER: ploughman, domiciled at Deborne department of Mayenne and Loire, condemned to death, as a bandit of Vendée, on 18 nivôse year 2, by the criminal tribunal of the  department of Sarthe.

Jacques GAUTIER:  trader, domiciled at Toulon, department of Var condemned to death, as an emigrant, on 27 nivôse year 2, by the criminal tribunal of the said departement.

Jean GAUTIER:  doctor, domiciled at Aiguesmortes, department of Gard, condemned to death, as a federalist on 10 thermidor year 2, by the criminal tribunal of the said departement.

Julien GAUTIER: ex-vicar, domiciled at Bruz, department of Ille-et-Vilaine, condemned to death, as a rebel on 28 messidor year 2, by the criminal tribunal of the said  departement.

Pierre Claude GAUTIER: aged 34, public prosecutor of the commune of Franc-Amour, born and domiciled at Franc-Amour, department of Jura, condemned to death as a conspirator, on 24 messidor year 2, by the revolutionary tribunal of Paris.

Julien GAULTIER: ploughman, domiciled in Daon, department of Mayenne, condemned to death on 16 thermidor year 2, by the revolutionary commission  sitting at Château-Gontier as a bandit of Vendée.

Laurent GAULTIER: farmer and municipal officer, domiciled at Mareil department of Sarthe condemned to death on 30 vendémiaire year 2, by the military commission sitting at Sablé as a leader in a riot.

Laurent GAULTIER Sr: farmer, domiciled at Mareil, department of Vendée, condemned to death on 30 vendémiaire year 2, by the military commission  sitting at Sables, as a bandit of Vendée.

GAULTIER: domiciled in Paris, president of the Pelletier section, condemned to death on 21 vendémiaire year 4, by the military council established at Paris, Palais-Egalité, found guilty of being one of the principal instigator of the conspiracies and rebellions which occurred on 12, 13 and 14 of the said month against the national convention. He escaped his destiny.