RADICE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BEARERS
THE RACINE NAME

THE HISTORY OF RADICE

History Created on February 1, 1996 under the Public Law of July, 1901. This proclamation No 1/08724 was registered on February, 5th 1996 at the Clerks office in Antony, France.

Purpose The purpose is to unite all Racine family members, their parents, and friends in Europe, but mainly in France. The intent is to promote the historical research of the Racine family and the genealogy of the Racine name. The Association also promotes friendship and fraternity among its members and friends.
There are more than 50 members in Europe, mainly in France.

Activities Two reunions have been held since its inception.
Doubs-Province - September 1, 1996. At this gathering, there were more than 120 participants, mainly descendants of Léogard Racine. This couple lived in this village from 1598 -1657 and produced many descendants.

Aube September 29, 1996. Many members attended this memorable reunion held in the region where the Racine nobles from XIIth to XIVth century have lived.

The Racine Family Association sends a copy of L'Enraciné to all Radice members three times a year. It includes news from the Association and its members.

Miscellaneous promotional articles are part of its inventory
Membership Individual: 17 Euros

Family (couple): 23 Euros

Head Office Address to come later

History	Created on February 1, 1996 under the Public Law of July, 1901. This proclamation No 1/08724 was registered on February, 5th 1996 at the Clerks office in Antony, France.
Purpose	The purpose is to unite all Racine family members, their parents, and friends in Europe, but mainly in France. The intent is to promote the historical research of the Racine family and the genealogy of the Racine name. The Association also promotes friendship and fraternity among its members and friends. There are more than 50 members in Europe, mainly in France.
Activities	Two reunions have been held since its inception. Doubs-Province - September 1, 1996. At this gathering, there were more than 120 participants, mainly descendants of Léogard Racine. This couple lived in this village from 1598 -1657 and produced many descendants.
	Aube September 29, 1996. Many members attended this memorable reunion held in the region where the Racine nobles from XIIth to XIVth century have lived.
	The Racine Family Association sends a copy of L'Enraciné to all Radice members three times a year. It includes news from the Association and its members.
	Miscellaneous promotional articles are part of its inventory
Membership	Individual: 17 Euros
	Family (couple): 23 Euros
Head Office	Address to come later