Anne-Henry-Ferdinand Sencier

1790–1853 (age 63)

Biography

Anne-Henry-Ferdinand Sencier (1790–1853) was a French soldier who dedicated his life to military service during a turbulent period of European history. He served with commitment through the Napoleonic era and its aftermath, contributing to France's military endeavors.

Sencier's military career spanned decades of significant historical change. He was buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where his memory rests among other notable figures of nineteenth-century France.

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