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People named Andre Roualet

Below are 2 people with the first name Andre and the last name Roualet. Try the Roualet Family page if you can't find a particular Collaborative Biography in your family tree.

2 Andre Roualet Biographies

Andre J Roualet of Clinton Township, Macomb County, MI was born on September 7, 1925, and died at age 81 years old on April 7, 2007.
Andre's parents were Henry Charles Ronalet, born in France 1866, and Leona Calmesse, born in France c 1869. He had siblings George, 1892, Henrietta, 1898, and Leona, 1900. Andre married, first, Phyllis R A Patton born 1894, died 1915, on April 29 1915. Then he married Hazel R Fink, born c 1894, on October 8, 1930. He was 30 and Hazel was 30. Hazel and Andre had children Andre Jr and William. In the 1910 census, Andre, age 16, was living with his parents and 3 siblings in Urbana NY. Andre was attending school. George was a bookkeeper at Ronalet Wine Company and father Henry was a wine maker and owner of a wine company. On his WW1 draft registration card, Andre stated the he was a naturalized citizen and a mechanic. In the 1920 census, Andre was 26 and widowed. He was a boarder in a boarding house in Los Angeles CA and worked as an auto mechanic in Cleveland OH. His next of kin was his mother and he claimed an exception because he was her sole support. He was of medium build and height and had no diabilities. He had brown hair and brown eyes. In the 1930 census, Andre was married, living in Detroit Michigan with spouse Hazel and children Andre and William. The family owned their home and Andre was a mechanical engineer who worked at an auto manufacturing company. Andre stated that he had immigrated to the US in 1895. On his WW2 draft registration card, Andre stated he was living in Southfield MI, was 48 years old, he was an engineer for Chrysler Corp, and his next of kin was wife Hazel.
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