Antoine Brutus Menier

1795–1853 (age 58)

Biography

Antoine Brutus Menier was a French businessman born in 1795, active during the early industrial development of France. He came of age during the Napoleonic period and built his career during the Restoration and the subsequent growth of French commerce and manufacturing in the 19th century.

Menier passed away in 1853 after a successful career in business. His interment at Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects his prominence in Parisian commercial circles and the respect accorded to successful entrepreneurs who contributed to France's economic development during the 19th century.

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