Daniel Ducommun de Locle

1804–1884 (age 80)

Biography

Daniel Ducommun de Locle served France in the administrative capacity of tax collector, a position of considerable responsibility and public trust. His work in fiscal administration contributed to the functioning of French government during the nineteenth century.

De Locle's career in public service spanned several decades, reflecting his commitment to administrative duties. He was honored with burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery, acknowledging his contributions to French civic life.

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