René Eschassériaux
Also known as: René Eschassériaux, Eschassériaux fils, R. Eschassériaux
Overview
René-Pierre Eschassériaux, Bonapartist deputy for the arrondissement of Jonzac (Charente-Inférieure), elected in 1877 and sitting with the Appel au peuple group; son of baron Eugène Eschassériaux (1823–1906), himself deputy for the same department (ESCHASSERIAUX) (fr.wikipedia, «Élections législatives de 1877 en Charente-Inférieure», Jonzac; genealogical summaries on Geneanet, «René François Eugène Eschassériaux» tree, which make the deputy René-Pierre the baron's son). Confidence 0.85. The Mon Journal t.12 index has «Eschassériaux (René) fils du précédent, homme politique : 199». His dates and later career were not found (searched 2026-10-22; one source says he withdrew from the Jonzac contest of 21 August 1881).
Relevance to Marie
- 083.0096 (3 November 1878): the Gavinis' nephew asks «le député Eschassériaux fils» for gallery tickets to the Chamber.
- 084.0029–0038 (15 January 1879): introduced to Marie at the Opéra by the Gavinis: «Eschassériaux, fils du baron et député pareillement … Eschassériaux, René comme l'appelle Mme Gavini a une des plus belles têtes qu'on puisse voir», but badly dressed. Marie writes him a mocking note about his frock coat, addressed «à M. R. Eschassériaux député» (084.0033–0035), and admits she found him handsome because something in him recalled Cassagnac (084.0038).
References in Diary
083.0096 (1878-11-03); 084.0029, 084.0032–0036, 084.0038 (1879-01-15).
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