Adolphe-François-Joseph Doutre

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Adolphe François Joseph Doutre was an aero inventor and advocate (lawyer), filing patents from 123, rue de Faubourg, Saint-Honoré, Paris, France[1] and also from 21 rue Taubert, Saigon, Cochin China. French patents locate him variably in “Cochinchine”[2] or simply within département Seine, France[3], “Seine” being a now-extinct French regional designation quite often used in connexion with Paris and inclusive of the above-mentioned Parisian address. He worked for the French imperial government, in capacities relative to French Indochina. He served specifically as a Barrister of the Court of Appeal of Indochina.[4] This was one position, possibly among several, during a career the inventor seems to have had largely within the “services civils de l'Indo-Chine”.[5]

Hungarian data identifies him as a Lawyer filing from Paris.[6]

See Adolphe-François-Joseph Doutre on geneanet.org.

He traveled a lot. More biographical info would be good here.

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Names Adolphe François Joseph Doutre; A. F. J. Doutre; Adolphe Doutre
Birth date 1873
Death date 1933
Countries VN, FR
Locations Saigon, Indochine; Paris, département Seine, France
Occupations Advocate, Lawyer, Civil Service
Tech areas Airplane, Stability, Equilibrium, Aerodynamics, Frame, Chassis, Fuselage, Monoplane, Wheels, Motors, Gyroscope, Control, Automatic stability
Affiliations Court of Appeal of Indochina, Services civils de l'Indo-Chine
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