Eugène Bethmont

1804–1860 (age 56)

Biography

Eugène Bethmont was a French lawyer of the 19th century who practiced law during a transformative period in French legal history. Born in 1804, he contributed to the legal profession during an era marked by significant developments in French jurisprudence and civil law.

Bethmont's legal career reflected his expertise and dedication to the practice of law in 19th-century France. His work in the legal profession established him as a respected figure within the judiciary and legal community. He passed away in 1860 and was interred at Père Lachaise Cemetery, honoring his contributions to French law and society.

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