Eugène Ducrey

1826–1893 (age 67)

Biography

Eugène Ducrey (1826–1893) was a French official who served in various administrative capacities during the 19th century. His work in public administration reflected his commitment to governmental service and his role in the institutional structures of France during this period of significant social and political change.

Ducrey's contributions to French public administration are honored through his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he rests among other distinguished public servants and officials who dedicated their careers to the governance and development of France.

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