[1] From Poulbot’s Des Gosses et des Bonhommes.

[2] From the Almanach Hachette.

[3] Deux AnnÉes d’Invasion Espagnole en Picardie, 1635-1636. Alcius Ledieu.

[4] Almanach Hachette, 1918, quoted from the Berliner Tageblatt.

[5] Incomes as regulated in August, 1917.

Allocation militaire:

• Soldier, 25 c. per day.
• Family, 1 fr. 25 c. for mother.
• 1 fr. 25 c. for child 16 or over.
• 75 c. for child up to 16.

Allocation de rÉfugiÉ or chÔmage:

• Adults, 1 fr. 25 c. per day.
• Children, 50 c. per day.

War Pensions:

• Widows of soldiers, 580 fr. per year.
• Children, each, 600 fr. per year.

RÉformÉes:

• If wounded, a rÉformÉ receives a pension.

MÉdaille militaire:

• This carries a pension.

[6] Introduction À la histoire gÉnÉrale de la Province de Picardie. Dom Grenier.

[7] Where no information is given as to property, no member of the family remains in the village. It should be understood that every family had some member, or members, with the colours, or avec les Boches, or both.