Signoret was married to Catherine Pagen, also of France. Their children were P. Josephine, Rose, Anna and Caroline, and possibly Louise and Felix P.Retrospect-GDS By trade he was a barber, later an apartment owner.Harris Newmark, Sixty Years in California , , , ,"Mother of Felix McGinnis Dies Unaware of His Death," Los Angeles Times, April 16, 1945, page 9"Los Angeles, 'Far Ouest' français?" Geneablog.org, March 20, 2008 The Signorets bought a parcel of land at 125 Aliso Street Location of Aliso Street on Mapping L.A. in 1871 and built a "substantial brick house" about thirty feet wide with an area of nearly 1,800 square feet; the roof was "hipped on all four sides in mimicry of the fashionable Mansard shape. . . . By 1888 the Signorets . . . were long gone, and their genteel house was used as a brothel."Mary Praetzellis, "Mangling Symbols of Gentility in the Wild West," American Anthropologist,103(3):645-654 (2001), with sources cited there
