Antoine-Frédéric-Joseph Renaud de Boisrenaud

1794–1869 (age 75)

Biography

Antoine-Frédéric-Joseph Renaud de Boisrenaud (1794–1869) was a French gentleman of the nineteenth century whose life spanned the tumultuous period from the Revolutionary era through the Second Empire. Though details of his public life remain modest in historical record, his longevity through such transformative times speaks to his resilience.

Renaud de Boisrenaud was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his standing within French society. His seventy-five years witnessed the profound changes that shaped modern France.

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