Claude-Etienne Hugau

1741–1820 (age 79)

Biography

Claude-Etienne Hugau (1741–1820) was a French politician who enjoyed a long career in public service spanning the Revolutionary, Napoleonic, and Restoration periods. His political life encompassed nearly four decades of significant change and reorganization in French governance.

Hugau's longevity and continued service through multiple political regimes suggest a pragmatic approach to public affairs. He was interred in the Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux, reflecting his standing in his community.

Also buried at Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux

Alexandre Bibesco
1841–1911 (age 70)
Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux
Alexandre Bibesco was a poet whose literary works enriched nineteenth-century French culture.
Anatole Guindey
1834–1898 (age 64)
Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux
Jules Janin
1804–1874 (age 70)
Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux
Jules Janin was a distinguished French writer of the nineteenth century.
Jules Paullet
1804–1894 (age 90)
Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux
Gabriel d'Arjuzon
1761–1851 (age 90)
Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux
Roland Plaisance
1925–2017 (age 92)
Cimetière Saint-Louis d'Évreux
Roland Plaisance was a French individual who lived in Évreux for 92 years until his death in 2017.