IMPORTANT MILITARY FILE FROM 1814 TO 1832 OF LOUIS JALLASSON, from the 25th Light Infantry Regiment - 10th Light Infantry Regiment: paybook, promotions, service records, and injuries sustained in campaigns... 18999-4

MILITARY FILE FROM 1814 TO 1832 OF LOUIS JALLASSON, from the 25th Light Infantry Regiment - 10th Light Infantry Regiment: paybook, appointments, service records, and injuries in campaigns,.. 18999-4

Louis JALLASSON was born on November 25, 1787 in Paris.

- 1814:

Heading from the Subdivision of the Seine department, Staff of the Place de Paris
"We, Brigadier General, commanding the Seine department and the city of Paris, with the approval of S.Ex. the General in Chief, Governor of the 1st military Division, authorize Mr. Jallasson, lieutenant in the 10th Light Infantry Regiment and admitted to half-pay, to remain in Paris, his usual place of residence. Paris, twenty-fifth of October 1814."
Round black ink stamp "GENERAL STAFF / Place de Paris."

Heading from the "10th Light Infantry Regiment to which the 25th of the same arm was transferred on August 1, 1814."
"The administrative council of the 10th Light Infantry Regiment certifies that Mr. Jallasson (Louis), second lieutenant of the 25th Light Infantry Regiment, having not participated in the organization of the 10th Light Infantry Regiment, was not retained in active service, but was admitted to his home with the non-active pay, in accordance with article 35 of the instructions of His Excellency the Minister of War, dated May 25 of last year. Strasbourg, sixth of October 1814."
Document containing seven signatures.

25th Light Infantry Regiment. Service record, campaigns, and injuries of Mr. Louis Jallasson, lieutenant, "... certifies the above-mentioned services detailed by us, brigadier general and former colonel of the 25th Light Infantry Regiment. Paris, twenty-first of July 1814. Signed: Delouchy."

10th Light Infantry Regiment. Service record, campaigns, and injuries of Lieutenant Louis Jallasson, heading "Light Infantry, 10th Regiment to which the 25th of the same arm was merged." Details of services in 1806, 1807, and 1810; campaigns in 1807, 1808, 1809, and injuries in 1810, 1811.
"Certified as a true extract from the service register of the Officers by us, members of the administrative council of the aforementioned regiment. In Strasbourg, on the sixth of October 1814." Followed by six signatures.

- 1815:

PAYBOOK, 25th Light Infantry - Officers without troops for 1815 and 1816, issued in Paris on the 21st of December 1815, in the name of Mr. Jallasson (Louis) captain of infantry, bearing the signature of Louis Jallasson. With the embossed seal of the Ministry of War on p. 1.

3 documents with the heading of the Ministry of War, 2nd Division, Bureau of Staff:
June 16, 1815: "Aide-de-Camp Commission" signed by the minister, appointing Mr. Jallasons (sic), former lieutenant of the 25th Light, as aide-de-camp to the brigadier general, Baron Blondeau, senior commander of the cord established on the Spanish border.
June 17, 1815: dispatch to brigadier general Baron Blondeau, of the commission requested by him (described above) for the appointment of Mr. Jallassons (sic) as aide-de-camp.
In this letter, the following handwritten sentence is added: "I have submitted to the Emperor the proposal to grant the rank of Captain to Mr. Jallassons (sic), I will inform you of His Majesty's decision."
June 17, 1815: information addressed to Mr. Jallassons (sic) informing him of his appointment as aide-de-camp to the brigadier general Baron Blondeau.

- 1817: LIEUTENANT appointment:
Heading from the Ministry of War, 2nd Division, Infantry Bureau: officer appointment certification. This document certifies the appointment of sub-lieutenant Louis JALLASSON to the 25th Light Infantry Regiment in the rank of lieutenant in the same unit, by decree of the 31st of August 1810.
This certificate is dated the 5th of March 1817, followed by two signatures.

- 1818:
Letter from Louis JALLASSON to "His Excellency Monseigneur the Minister of War" (duplicate). From Rio de Janeiro on the 10th of July 1818.
In this letter, Louis Jallasson states that he has been on half-pay since the year 1814, during which he wished to return to Brazil to settle matters waiting for him there. He obtained this permission in July 1817 without pay limited to one year; he requests an extension of this leave of absence at the end of this year.
Signed: "Louis Jallasson, captain in the former 25th Leger Infantry Regiment, became 10th at the organization in 1814."
Black ink stamp of the Consul of France in Brazil.

1830-1831: ADJUTANT-MAJOR appointment

1830, Letter with the heading of the General Staff, NATIONAL GUARD OF PARIS. Addresses to Louis Jallasson informing him of his appointment to the position of ADJUTANT-MAJOR of the 1st Battalion of the 4th Legion. Paris, 15th of September 1830.
(See also below, the certificate issued on the 12th of July 1831 and the letter with the heading of the Ministry of the Interior on the 17th of July 1831).

1831, Certificate with the heading "FREEDOM / PUBLIC ORDER," "NATIONAL GUARD / LAW OF MARCH 22, 1831," printed in black ink and completed in handwriting.
Appointment of Mr. Jallasson (Louis) to the position of ADJUTANT-MAJOR of the 1st Battalion of the 4th Infantry Legion of the National Guard of Paris. Saint Cloud, 12th of July 1831.
"We, Louis-Philippe I, King of the French, in execution of article 57 of the Law of March 22, 1831, and upon the proposal of our Minister Secretary of State for the Department of the Interior, Have appointed Mr. Jallasson (Louis) to the position of Adjutant-Major ..."
Dimensions 26.7 x 35 cm.

1831, Letter with the heading of the Ministry of the Interior / Division of the National Guards and Military Affairs / 1st Bureau / Organization / National Guard of Paris, informing him of this appointment.
"Paris, 17th of July 1831, Sir, I have the honor to inform you that His Majesty by ordinance of the 12th of July 1831, appointed you adjutant-major of the 1st battalion of the 4th Legion, ..."

1831, Oath of Service for "Mr. Jallasson (Louis), lieutenant of light infantry, resigning, special treatment, returned to active duty ..". Paris, 6th of July 1831. Heading of the 1st Military Division, General Staff. Printed document in black ink and completed in handwriting. With a round black ink stamp "GENERAL STAFF OF THE MILITARY DIVISION." Dimensions 10.8 cm x 18.5 cm.

Letter signed by Louis Jallasson to a colonel. He recalls his previous resignations and gives his resignation from the 4th Legion.
"Already resigning in 1814, after returning to service during the Hundred Days, I again submitted my resignation in 1815, not wanting to serve a government imposed by France's enemies, and antipathetic to all the illusions of my youth. In 1830, I hoped that the rank of adjutant-major in the National Guard could allow me to reclaim some of the rights acquired earlier. You knew that the miserable 1500 francs pay we were granted would not allow us to step out of the framework of the National Guard [...]. For nearly four years, I see that I was mistaken; I see that after a lease of 3, 6, or 9 years depending on the whims of our leaders, adjutant-majors will have lost the last years they have left to secure resources in their older age and will be deprived of a future, no matter how humble, which remains in prospect for all military personnel or government employees [...]
... I regret leaving the 4th Legion and particularly the officers of the 1st [...] I have been treated with all the possible kindness, I also like to write that I have not deserted [...]

A map of the Fortifications of Paris is included.

In poor to fairly good condition, some documents with damp stains, foxing, tears, fold marks, but no missing text.