Charles Bordin

1761–1835 (age 74)

Biography

Charles Bordin was a notary who served the French legal profession during the early 19th century. As a member of the notarial class, he played an important role in authenticating legal documents and transactions, contributing to the administration of justice and property law in his community.

Bordin's professional service to French society is commemorated by his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting the respect accorded to those who served in the legal professions during his lifetime.

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