Émile Roumens

1825–1901 (age 76)

Biography

Émile Roumens was a dedicated curator who played an important role in the preservation and presentation of cultural collections in southern France. His work in curatorial practice contributed to the safeguarding of artistic and historical heritage during the nineteenth century.

Roumens' professional commitment to museum work and cultural stewardship reflected the growing importance of institutional preservation in France. His efforts helped ensure that valuable collections remained accessible to future generations.

Also buried at The Saint-Michel cemetery in Carcassonne

Théophile Marcou
1813–1893 (age 80)
The Saint-Michel cemetery in Carcassonne
Théophile Marcou (1813-1893) was a French individual from Carcassonne who lived through much of the 19th century.
Jules Sauzède
1844–1913 (age 69)
The Saint-Michel cemetery in Carcassonne
Carcassonne politician remembered for thoughtful leadership and civic bridges.
Jacques Ourtal
1868–1962 (age 94)
The Saint-Michel cemetery in Carcassonne
Jacques Ourtal was a French painter active in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Antoine Birotteau
1813–1899 (age 86)
The Saint-Michel cemetery in Carcassonne
Antoine Birotteau (1813-1899) was a French figure from Hérault who spent most of his life in the 19th century.
Paul Lacombe
1837–1927 (age 90)
The Saint-Michel cemetery in Carcassonne
Composer Paul Lacombe wove regional warmth into music that delighted audiences across France.