Ferdinand-Marie Bayard de la Vingtrie

1763–1855 (age 92)

nobleman

Biography

Ferdinand-Marie Bayard de la Vingtrie was a French nobleman born in 1763, representing the aristocratic class during the tumultuous period of the French Revolution. He navigated the dangerous years of revolutionary upheaval and managed to maintain his status and family legacy through one of the most transformative periods in European history.

Bayard de la Vingtrie lived to the advanced age of 92, passing away in 1855. His long life spanned from the ancien régime through the Napoleonic era, the Restoration, and into the modern 19th century. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his longevity and his family's enduring prominence in French society.

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