César-Ernest Ragon

1805–1856 (age 51)

Biography

César-Ernest Ragon was a French soldier who served his nation during the early nineteenth century. His military career spanned a significant period of French history, marked by dedication to his duties and service.

Ragon's legacy is preserved at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, one of the most prestigious burial grounds in France, reflecting the respect accorded to those who served in the military during this era.

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