Blanche Marie Valentine Vieilh de Boisjolin

1848–1914 (age 66)

Biography

Blanche Marie Valentine Vieilh de Boisjolin was a French woman of the late 19th and early 20th centuries whose life encompassed a period of significant social change in France. Her position in French society and her family connections placed her within the cultural and social circles of the Belle Époque era.

Vieilh de Boisjolin's burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects her standing and the respect accorded to her within her community. Her resting place among other distinguished individuals honors her place in French society during a transformative period of national history.

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