Alphonse Fould

1850–1913 (age 63)

Biography

Alphonse Fould was a prominent French ironmaster whose industrial enterprises contributed to France's economic development during the nineteenth century. His work in iron production reflected the industrial progress of the era and established him as a significant figure in French manufacturing.

Fould's contributions to industry and commerce earned him recognition among his peers, and his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects the prominence he achieved through his business endeavors and industrial leadership.

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