Bon-Gilbert Perrot de Chézelles

1738–1813 (age 75)

nobleman

Biography

Bon-Gilbert Perrot de Chézelles was a French nobleman born in 1738 who witnessed the entire arc of the French Revolution and its aftermath. As a member of the aristocracy, he experienced the profound upheaval that transformed French society during his lifetime.

He died in 1813 and was interred at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, reflecting the enduring respect accorded to members of the old nobility even after the revolutionary period.

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