Charles Calame

A marriage record dated 13 July 1822 in Renan (canton of Bern) names Charles Calame as the husband of Marie Cécile—the latter appearing in the source under variant spellings (PRINGNER / SPRINGUER).

The file consulted then indicates that Marie Cécile, referred to as Schpringue in the notice, was «veuve en dernières noces de Charles Calame de La Chaux-de-Fonds», a wording that associates Charles Calame with La Chaux-de-Fonds according to the source.

The same notice identifies Marie Rose Philipin as the daughter of Marie Cécile; according to the record cited, this daughter married François Joseph Robert on 10 June 1834 in Champagney (Haute-Saône).

The documents assembled for this file thus place records or references in and around Renan (canton of Bern), La Chaux-de-Fonds and Champagney, without, however, providing further evidence from which to establish birth or death dates, or a complete biography, for Charles Calame.