André-Charles-Théodore du Pont d'Aubevoye d'Oysonville

1784–1862 (age 78)

Biography

André-Charles-Théodore du Pont d'Aubevoye d'Oysonville (1784–1862) was a French military officer whose service extended through the Napoleonic era and beyond. His military career reflected the complex history of France during a period of significant military and political transformation.

Du Pont d'Aubevoye d'Oysonville's distinguished service earned him recognition and respect among his peers. He was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, a final honor befitting his rank and contributions to French military history.

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