AGRIPPA as an association of law 1901 non-profit, is exempted from prior authorization of the CNIL published, under the following exemption (clickable link):
Dispensations n ° 8 – Resolution No. 2010-229 of 10 June 2010 statement waiving the automatic processing of personal data implemented by nonprofit organizations repealing and replacing Resolution No. 2006-130 of 9 never 2006

The work of historical research and genealogy on this site were obtained :

  • From Internet research, from documents submitted by families or from Archives, in all cases the sources are cited.
  • From statements made by fellow genealogists or by myself in the departmental archives or municipal sites concerned.
  • from lists of pelts bought from another Association Genealogy.
  • from information obtained from a concerned family members.
  • from information obtained from a member of the association.
Readers are requested to excuse any errors that might be there and we would report more of their share.
The personal data included in this site are mostly rooted in public records. En l'espèce, Law No. 79-18 of 3 January 1979 is applicable. In particular see Article 7 "The time beyond which the public records are freely available", and which are :

  1. One hundred and fifty years from the date of birth for documents with personal information in medical ;
  2. One hundred and twenty years from the date of birth for the personnel files ;
  3. More specifically the acts of civil status (including death certificates), it will be necessary to refer to Decree No. 62-921 of 3 August 1962 modified (articles 8, 9, 10 and 11).
Those who wish may exercise their right to amend, modify or delete data which concern “Act of 6 January 1978″ by contacting the webmaster using the form accessible through the menu, to access, click HERE.

For more information on this legal, you can read “rights and duties of associations” for download in PDF format on this page..

Moderators of Agrippa reserves the right to remove, any topic at any time should we see as necessary.
As a provider of information or documents in any manner whatsoever that, You agree that these are stored in our document databases. Although no information will be disclosed to any third party without your consent, Agrippa can not be held responsible for any hacking attempt.

Notwithstanding this clarification, Article III of the Rules of Agrippa provides that proposed for the site by the users are on their own responsibility. These are bound, So by accepting these conditions, not to be in any way prejudice the legitimate interests of third parties whatsoever. So it's up to them to ensure compliance with the legislation applicable to the use of administrative documents and personnel relating to genealogical data they submit to the association.

At the summary of each of the genealogies submitted, provenance of the data are, the potential user may wish to recall if he used his personal genealogy.

However this use is restricted to only part of the genealogy of leisure, for any other use prior authorization must be requested.