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Le Fief de la Fossée est un domaine situé sur le territoire de Sevran, autrefois privé, le site appartient désormais à la ville de Sevran qui y a installé les locaux de sa mairie.

Description
Le fief de la Fossée, sis le long du chemin d'Aulnay, aujourd'hui avenue du Général-Leclerc, était composé à l'origine de bâtiments d'habitation dont la demeure seigneuriale, et un second corps de bâtiment ; d'une chapelle domestique accolée à un corps de ferme avec grange, écuries, colombier et dépendances. Le tout entouré de murs. Le fief s'agrandit au fil des ans par le biais des acquisitions et échanges.

Il possédait le droit de moyenne et de basse justice.

Aujourd'hui la maison de maître, réhabilitée et remaniée, abrite la mairie actuelle, le second corps de bâtiment, trop vétuste pour être réhabilité a été démoli en 2013.

Histoire

Propriété privée
Ce fief est en possession des seigneurs de Sevran, la famille de Sailly : Hugues, Philippe et Jehan du .

Le 17 février 1549 il est partagé entre tous les héritiers de Jehan, dernier du nom. Fin  il est entre les mains de René de Fourchelles, gruyer pour le Roi des forêts de Livry. Ce dernier le revendra le 16 octobre 1600 à Claude Mérault conseiller du roi et auditeur des comptes à Paris, et Jeanne Lecomte sa femme. Les Mérault perdront un fils de onze ans, Claude,  décédé à la Fossée le 11 novembre 1610, enterré en l'église Saint-Martin de Sevran. Nous pouvons voir encore aujourd'hui sa dalle funéraire.

Notons encore comme propriétaires, entre autres :

 en 1640 Monsieur de Neuilly qui sera inhumé  en l'église Saint-Martin.
 Monsieur de la Barre, acquisition du 4 Novembre 1660.
 le  sieur Denis Tessier, écuyer, officier de la chambre de feu la Reine Mère (Anne d'Autriche), porte-manteau ordinaire de Monsieur, frère unique du Roi (Philippe d'Orléans), qui l'acquiert le 1 juin 1666 et se fera dès lors appeler « Tessier de Sevran ».
 Jules François Thibou, écuyer (1670-1671).
 le sieur Dufresne, sieur du Telloy (Acte du 10 août 1672).
Grâce aux titres d'acquisitions successifs déposés au minutier central des Archives nationales  l'on peut suivre depuis cette date jusqu'à nos jours, les divers propriétaires de cet ensemble, fief jusqu'à la révolution, ensuite vaste maison bourgeoise.

Dans la seconde partie du , le fief passe entre les mains de la famille Therresse (acquisition du 30 avril 1674), qui prit alors le nom de Therresse de la Fossée. Il est acquis de la veuve Dufresne, depuis épouse Lenoir, par dame Anne Marguerite Verrier, veuve de Pierre Jacques Therresse, bourgeois de Paris, le 20 Avril 1674.

Pendant plus de 100 ans la famille Therresse veillera sur Sevran ainsi qu'il est attesté par de nombreux témoignages et actes municipaux.

Il est à noter que dans un partage entre les consorts Therresse, des biens de leurs parents, le 30 Septembre 1747, il est indiqué " ... compensation aux héritiers de la somme de 24000 livres, et ce, pour leur contribution en 1730 de la reconstruction du principal manoir...". Ce qui tenterait à dire que le bâtiment abritant la mairie actuellement, date de la première partie du .

Le 31 octobre 1786, Emmanuel Jacques Therresse, écuyer, avocat au parlement et conseiller du Roy et conseiller intime de son Altesse Monseigneur l'évêque de Spize et conseiller secrétaire du Roi , maison couronne de France et de ses finances, seigneur du fief de la Fossée et autre lieux, qui en est devenu seul propriétaire par suite des successions,  époux de Marie Victoire Martin de Martinfort, vend la Fossée au chevalier Gaspard Joseph Moreau, seigneur de Gorenflots, Arcambac, Bach, Croanac et autres lieux , grand bailly d'épée du bailliage de Montreuil sur Mer .

Tous ces personnages de la Fossée étaient très proches du Roi; Lors de la vente ci dessus il est notamment stipulé pour Monsieur Therresse : " de rendre conformément à la soumission qu'en a faite Monsieur Berthier, intendant de la généralité de Paris : I°- le cheval de vivres qui lui a été fourni au nom du Roy

(Louis XVI) sous les conditions arrêtées par sa Majesté le 3 juillet 1785 auquel ledit Sieur de Gorenflots se soumet , etc ... " Dans l'état des meubles faisant suite à cette vente il est d'ailleurs indiqué : " Y compris le cheval du Roi" .

Le sieur de Gorenflots revend le fief de la Fossée, , le 25 Octobre 1790  à dame Marguerite Louise Fontaine, veuve de Etienne Bourdet de Villiers, écuyer, chirurgien dentiste du Roi.

Le 31 Septembre 1791, Madame Bourdet cède la Fossée à Léonard Alexis Bertin,  issu d'une noble famille d'Aquitaine et ancien président de la Chambre des Comptes et à Marie Marguerite Louise Auger de Montignac, son épouse, petite fille de Madame Bourdet .  Léonard Alexis Bertin est maire de Sevran de 1803 à 1808.

En 1792, il héberge la poétesse Adélaïde Gillette Billet, épouse de Simon Petit-Dufrenoy, procureur au châtelet. Simon Petit-Dufrenoy, abandonnant sa charge de procureur, deviendra officier public de Sevran pendant la période 1796-1798.

Adélaïde  écrira dans ses mémoires : "Quand le printemps revint, je cherchai et je trouvai une maison de campagne agréable et vaste, mais productive, où j'allais m'établir avec ma société de Bièvre , à laquelle se joignit Monsieur Berton.

Septembre 1792, en pleine terreur, elle y recueille les amis de son cercle parisien, devenus  suspects, entre autres l'Abbé Sicard - Le poëte Gabriel Marie Legouvé - Florian - Evariste de Parny, ami de Bertin - Camille Jordan, le philosophe Joseph-Marie de Gérando.

Le 5 Septembre, elle y donne le jour à un fils, Ours Pierre Armand Dufrénoy qui passera ses jeunes années à la Fossée. Abandonnant le prénom "Ours", Pierre Armand Dufrénoy deviendra un célèbre géologue et minéralogiste. Ingénieur des mines en 1821, il établira l'année suivante avec son collègue Léonce Élie de Beaumont la carte géographique de la France.

Après les Bertin, le domaine passe entre les mains de Philippe Touchard, maire de Sevran de 1811 à 1837 et administrateur des messageries Royales; lequel  revend ensuite la propriété à Augustin Etienne Boch. Celui ci fera alors la division d'entre la maison de maître, le vieux bâtiment et la chapelle,  du corps de ferme.

Le 23 septembre 1841, il revend la maison de maître, l'actuelle mairie de Sevran, le vieux bâtiment  la chapelle domestique et le parc à Louis Joseph Désiré François de Burneville.

Quant à la ferme elle est vendue le  par Monsieur Boch à Georges Rouget, peintre d'Histoire. Après le décès de Georges Rouget, elle reste entre les mains de ses héritiers jusqu'en 1900. À cette époque, elle est vendue à la famille Hamelin, dont les descendants l'exploitent jusqu'en 1974. Elle est alors connue sous le nom de Ferme Rolland.

La maison de maître devient ensuite propriété de la famille Richer, propriétaire de la Compagnie Richer, établissement de Vidanges sis à la Villette rue d'Allemagne et à son épouse. Elle passe ensuite entre les mains de Madame Hervé ; son cousin et héritier, René Dreux, en fait don à la Fondation  Maison de santé des gardiens de la Paix  dans les années 1930 et pendant près de quarante cinq ans elle hébergera les policiers victimes des accidents de leur métier, sous le nom de " Maison de santé du gardien de la Paix".

Acquisition par la municipalité et réhabilitation
La propriété, maison de maître et ferme, est ensuite acquise par la commune de Sevran au cours de l'année  1974. La maison de maître abritera le  conservatoire de musique de Sevran, puis, désaffectée partiellement et en attente de réhabilitation, elle est en partie détruite par le feu lors des émeutes de novembre 2005. Depuis juin 2015, la mairie de Sevran est installée dans ce bâtiment après rénovation. Quant au corps de ferme, trop vétuste pour être rénové à l'identique, il conserve cependant son apparence ancienne. La façade des écuries a gardé quelques éléments du  , et le bâtiment a été transformé en salle du conseil. Quant à la vieille grange sur sa gauche, elle a dû également être reconstruite, trop fragile pour être conservée. C'est maintenant la salle des mariages à laquelle on accède par le pigeonnier qui lui, également a conservé son apparence d'autrefois. Ces travaux ont été terminés fin 2018. Une chapelle est située à droite en entrant dans la cour. Elle possède des peintures murales remarquables et elle attend également sa rénovation qui est programmée.

Sources

Bibliographie
DE LA MORINERIE Benoit et Cécile, La Jaune et la Rouge, Annales des Mines, Mars 1993.

Christiane Ranouil, « Le fief de la fossée », En Aulnoye jadis, n°34, 2005 p 46-53 (sources tirées des archives nationales minutier central des notaires).

Notes et références

Annexes

Liens externes

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Daydawn Advocacy Centre volunteer David Buchanan and Director Mark Reidy share a laugh. Photo: Rachel Curry
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Ask the people who visit Daydawn Advocacy Centre what makes it so special and there is one word that keeps coming up.
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Monsieur Chocolat (Chocolat)
Directed by: Roschdy Zem
Writing credits: Cyril Gely, Olivier Gorce
Principal actors: Omar Sy, James Thierrée, Clotilde Hesme, Olivier Gourmet, Frédéric Pierrot
In the late 1880s George Footit (Thierrée) performed as a clown in Delvaux's (Pierrot) French circus. In the search for a partner, he met an African named Chocolat (Sy). His first reaction was, "I'm looking for a clown, not a black guy," but soon they bonded and worked out a show. The white clown and the dumb August was already a concept and Chocolat reenacted typical black stereotypes to make people laugh. Footit emphasized the importance of having money and achieving goals. Chocolat seemed more apt to accept the present with little expectations of the future. The circus travelled from town to town and their popularity rose quickly until they were booked to perform in Paris – the ultimate goal of all artists. Chocolat's wife, Marie (Hesme), divorced her first husband to marry him, which was certainly a scandal in those days. Success brought not only accolades, but undesirable inspection from the police, who sniffed for a non-existing residency permit and Chocolat landed in jail. Also, enemies envious of the success of a black man suddenly came out of nowhere. Success lasted 15 years.
The film is based on the true story of Raphaël Padilla, who was born a slave in Cuba, either 1865 or 1868 (He died in 1917.). By 1886 he was working in the Nouveau Cirque in Paris and in 1895 he hooked up with Footit. Neither the director nor the two main actors had ever heard of Chocolat until around 2009/2011. Until that time, it was generally believed that the first successful black performer in France was Josephine Baker (1906-1975). As director Zem was considering this film, author Gérard Moiriel brought out his book Chocolat clown négre. Also, black actor Omar Sy starred in the hit movie Ziemlich beste Freunde (Intouchables) in 2011, ending the search for a suitable actor for this role. James Thierrée grew up with a circus background, i.e., parents who worked in this field, thus making him also perfect for the role. Small details support this excellent movie: flashbacks, life in the Belle Epoque, as well as valuable information about an extraordinary person, whom we should all wish to know. (Becky Tan)


A doctor of the Department of Medicine, University College Hospital, Ibadan, on Wednesday, advised women and caterers to desist from the age-old practice of using broomsticks to mash ewedu.
Using a small bunch of broomsticks, known as ijabe, to mash ewedu (mallow-leaves) is very common among Nigerians when preparing the slimy soup.
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Sate Your Drama Pangs at a Dictator's Table
October 12, 2019 by James Garcia
If you knew the late revolutionary hero turned brutal dictator Robert Mugabe, having breakfast with him might not seem all that appealing.
Breaking bread with tyrants never is.
On the other hand, watching Black Theatre Troupe take on the 100-minute tour-de-force, "Breakfast With Mugabe" by Fraser Grace, might just hit the spot.
Duane Daniels and Mike Traylor. Photo by Laura Durant, courtesy Black Theatre Troupe.
At the risk of being morbid, Mugabe's untimely death in early September offers BTT a timely if chance opportunity to stage the award-winning drama. The play premiered at the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2005, while Mugabe was still in power, and has drawn critical acclaim ever since.
Louis Farber directs BTT's production. In a recent interview, Farber conceded he wasn't that familiar with Mugabe before signing on for the show. But a wave of recent news coverage about the strongman's death last month delivered plenty of food for thought about Mugabe's story and his historical significance.
Consider this telling headline in The Independent: "Robert Mugabe: Zimbabwe's ex-leader remembered as both 'liberation icon' and 'dictator', as legacy divides opinion."
Like that headline, the play explores Mugabe's complex legacy. Was Mugabe a revolutionary hero or a ruthless despot? Can someone be both?
"Here's where the cliché about absolute power corrupting absolutely applies," Farber said. "But I also think that like a lot of people he went into office hoping to do the right thing, until he got a taste of power."
Inspired by real events, much of the play centers on Mugabe's sessions with his psychiatrist, Andrew Peric (Duane Daniels). The sessions, arranged by Mugabe's second wife, Grace (Ryan Jenkins), serve as a handy expositional device and help humanize the play's anti-hero.
Michael Traylor portrays Mugabe. "I'm still trying to figure out why he hired a white psychiatrist to help him." Traylor said. "I'm still trying to figure out why he agrees to be vulnerable, to not be the strong leader. There seems to be two sides to this man. On the one hand, he battled the repressive white colonialists and helped Zimbabwe achieve independence. At the start his heart was in the right place, but once he got into power it just corrupted him."
It's through Mugabe's sessions with Peric that we learn the strongman was haunted late in his life by the ngozi, or ghost, of the ex-guerilla leader Josiah Tongogara. Mugabe fought alongside Tongogara in Zimbawe's revolutionary war. It was Tongogara who many believed would become Zimbabwe's first president. Instead, he died in a suspicious car accident.
Mugabe was never directly implicated in Tongogara's death, but suffice it to say that the dictator's personal breakthrough under psychoanalysis does not end well for Dr. Peric.
Breakfast With Mugabe
Dates: October 25 – November 10, 2019
Location: Helen K. Mason Performing Arts Center, 1333 E. Washington St. in Phoenix
Tickets: $41 at blacktheatretroupe.org or call (602) 258-8129
In this story: Black Theatre Troupe, Breakfast With Mugabe
Categories: Arts, Arts & Culture, Culture, Entertainment
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December 14, 2016 Black Theatre Troupe Presents 'Black Nativity'
September 29, 2015 Our City's 30-Year Tradition of Investing in Arts and Culture
December 19, 2014 Actors Theatre Leaves the Stage


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using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using ServiceFabric.Mocks;
using SoCreate.ServiceFabric.PubSub.Helpers;
using SoCreate.ServiceFabric.PubSub.State;
using SoCreate.ServiceFabric.PubSub.Subscriber;

namespace SoCreate.ServiceFabric.PubSub.Tests
{
    [TestClass]
    public class GivenSubscriberStatefulServiceBaseTests
    {
        [TestMethod]
        public async Task WhenMarkedServiceReceivesMessage_ThenCorrectMethodIsInvoked()
        {
            var service = new MockSubscriberStatefulServiceBase(MockStatefulServiceContextFactory.Default, new BrokerClient(new MockBrokerServiceLocator()));
            service.SetPartition(new MockStatefulServicePartition
            {
                PartitionInfo = new SingletonPartitionInformation()
            });
            await service.InvokeOnOpenAsync(ReplicaOpenMode.New, CancellationToken.None);
            await service.ReceiveMessageAsync(new MockMessage {SomeValue = "SomeValue"}.CreateMessageWrapper());
            Assert.IsTrue(service.MethodCalled);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public async Task WhenMarkedServiceReceivesMessage_ThenCorrectOverloadMethodIsInvoked()
        {
            var service = new MockSubscriberStatefulServiceBase(MockStatefulServiceContextFactory.Default, new BrokerClient(new MockBrokerServiceLocator()));
            service.SetPartition(new MockStatefulServicePartition
            {
                PartitionInfo = new SingletonPartitionInformation()
            });
            await service.InvokeOnOpenAsync(ReplicaOpenMode.New, CancellationToken.None);
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            Assert.IsTrue(service.MethodCalled);
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        {
            public bool MethodCalled { get; private set; }

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            {
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            [Subscribe]
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            {
                MethodCalled = true;
                return Task.CompletedTask;
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}


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Kobborg leaves Les Vêpres siciliennes
Johan Kobborg, who with Alina Cojocaru left The Royal Ballet this month, has also left the Royal Opera's new production of Verdi's Les Vêpres siciliennes. The opera features a lavish ballet on the theme of the four seasons. The new staging, a co-production between the Royal Opera and the Royal Danish Opera, was to have featured principals of both The Royal Ballet and the Royal Danish Ballet in choreography by Kobborg.
Kevin O'Hare, director of The Royal Ballet, and Kasper Holton, director of Opera at the Royal Opera House, have announced a new approach: "We regret that it has been necessary to rethink the inclusion of the Four Seasons ballet, in its entirety, from Act III of The Royal Opera's new production of Les Vêpres siciliennes. As a result of artistically differing approaches to the project between Johan Kobborg and director Stefan Herheim, Johan Kobborg and The Royal Ballet will no longer be working on this production.
"There will still be a strong element of dance in the production, however no longer featuring artists from The Royal Ballet, The Royal Danish Ballet and students from The Royal Ballet School.
"We are delighted that choreographer Andre de Jong, who has previously worked with director Stefan Herheim on his production of Eugene Onegin in Amsterdam, is now the choreographer, working with freelance dancers."
The production opens at the Royal Opera House on October 17.
Picture: Johan Kobborg in Mayerling. Photographs: Bill Cooper, courtesy of The Royal Opera House


Steam has conditioned most of us to wait for sales on anything we feel we can wait for. At the same time, for something like GTA V, which I'm dying to play on the PC, waiting for a while isn't something I want to do, and because the game is going to be incredibly popular and successful, it's not going to see a price reduction for a while, which makes paying full price… easier?
Now if someone can explain to me why the game unlocks late on a Monday, other than to troll everyone into waiting, I'd love to hear it.
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I told myself I would never pre-order a game ever again……..and got infected by the hype. Am really looking forward to this though, GTA4 never did it for me but I played the previous 3 extensively. I wish it had a 4pm release in the uk, will have to wait until tomorrow night to give it a try.
Did you see the in-game movie editor they put a video out about today? I wonder if this is something sandbox mmo's could incorporate.
Well for those of us in AussieLand it unlocked about an hour ago. And it is glorious on my system (MSI GTX980 Gaming 4G) at 60fps+ in full HD.
This will go down in history as one of the best console ports to have ever been released.
I guess like anything else it depends how badly you want it. If you're excited to play a game and choose to pay the asking price, there's nothing to feel bad about. You're totally right though, for most games it makes a lot of sense to wishlist until they come on sale and play other stuff until the time comes.
It's kind of like when you're on a flight. Everyone is going the same place at the same time in the same way, but everyone paid a different price for their spot.
Totally understand companies wanting to tweak the price and get the most (deserved) profit, but it does feel a bit too gamey sometimes.
I'd be hard pressed to think of a game that I would pay full, day one list price for these days. But then I had to have Warlords of Draenor on day one, and it is on a half-price sale right now… so maybe I can imagine it from that point of view.
I'm not sure when I last bought a game on release day. If I exclude all the WoW expansions before WoD, it must be WAR I think. The big red CE. Maybe D3, but I'm not so sure. Definitely full price though, so I'll let it count I guess.
So yeah. it's not that I hate game developers or anything, I just think I'm totally in the "I'm not sick of this game yet" camp and so I stick to what I have for a looong time.
Pondering about AoW3 now that it's on sale, but only after friends raving about it for months.