Marguerite

"Born in Paris in 1892, Robert Puiseux is the son and grandson of astronomers. The war interrupted his studies when, as a “taupe” at Lycée Henri-IV, he was preparing for Polytechnique. His passion for mountains led him to meet the Michelins. Two years after the marriage of his sister Marguerite with Jean Michelin, André’s eldest son, he married Anne, Edouard’s third daughter. Tested like everyone else, entrusted with various missions, he was ultimately given the responsibility of “the technique,” the heart of the citadel. Punctual, discreet, solid, hardworking, and tireless, the adopted Auvergnat immersed himself in the mold that was imposed on him."

"Edouard is nevertheless not a man to put all his eggs in one basket. He puts tires on wheelbarrows (1894), on children’s cars (1896). His daughter Marguerite takes her first outing in her pram ‘on air’[7](private://read/01jkqdqdgs7t399cyecbezrhj0/#ftn_fn7)."