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The Coucheron Family

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Herman Christian Fredrik Coucheron (1779 - 1853)
Ministerialbok for Ibestad prestegjeld 1801-1824 (1917P), Fødte og døpte 1809-25. Sønd. e. Trin.[11-19]: Anton Friderik. Født 1809-09-14. e. Far: Herman Friderich Coucheron , gaardmand. Bosted: Af Hi...
Christianna Lovise Antonsdatter Coucheron (c.1776 - 1827)
Christiane Lovises fødsel finner vi i ministerialboken for Ibestad i Troms 1776-1808, side 2. Louise Christiana eller Kristianna Lovisa Født 1776, Ibestad, Astafjord. Var 1801 i huset hos Je...
Anton Friederich Coucheron (1754 - 1809)
?? Han er vel barnebarn af oberst Anton Jacob de Coucheron, eller ?? Var iflg. en bestemt overlevering utdannet i sitt fag i Flensburg, kom ved 1775 eller kanskje noen tid før til Ibestad og bosatte se...
Herman Fredrik Coucheron (1698 - bef.1778)
------------------------------------------Findes som Ane nr.894 på Helles side: ående: 'Anne Rasmusdatter Sommerfeldt og hendes svigersøn Herman Frederich Coucheron Link til 2 skøder anno 1842 & 1863
Anna Coucheron (c.1660 - 1696)
------------------------------------------Findes som Ane nr.3577 på Helles side:

This project seeks to organize the older Coucheron / de Coucheron ancestors, and ensure correctness in the lines.

Notable Profiles

Willem Coucheron (also recorded as Willum or Wyllem Coucheron) was a Dutch-born Dano-Norwegian quartermaster general. Together with his son Anthony Coucheron, he worked on the fortification which became known as Fredrikstad Fortress in Halden. Continue (Wikipedia): English / Norsk, Store Norske leksikon
Anthony Coucheron (also recorded as Anton Coucheron or Anthony Willemsen) was an engineering officer born about 1650 (probably in Holland), and died March 14, 1689 at Akershus fortress, Christiania, Norway. Anthony Coucheron played an important role in history of Norwegian and Danish fortifications. As Sweden grew to be a great power in the 17th century, there were frequent wars in the Baltic region, and conflict was common along the borders between Sweden & Denmark-Norway. Easy invasions routes from Sweden were fortified on the Danish-Norwegian border with new or upgraded fortresses during this period, effectively establishing the modern borders between Norway & Sweden. Anthony Coucheron played a major role in fortification of the border, both in Norway and Denmark In addition, he participated with honor in combat during the Gyldenløve War. Continue: Wikipedia