Albert Louis Morel d'Arleux

1860–1941 (age 81)

Biography

Albert Louis Morel d'Arleux, born in 1860, devoted his professional life to the responsibilities of a notary, guiding families and businesses through complex affairs with patience and integrity.

His calm counsel and steadfast presence left an imprint on the Parisian community, and his memory rests respectfully at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where visitors recall the quiet dignity he brought to every task.

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