Alexandre Legros

1815–1867 (age 52)

Biography

Alexandre Legros (1815–1867) was a French military officer who served during the nineteenth century. His military career encompassed a significant period in French military history, including service during the reign of Louis-Philippe and the Second Empire.

Legros's dedication to military service was honored through his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery. His fifty-two years of life reflected the commitment of French military personnel during a period of significant change in European military affairs and French imperial expansion.

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