François Emmanuel Dehaies de Montigny

1743–1819 (age 76)

Biography

François Emmanuel Dehaies de Montigny was a French military officer whose career spanned the transformative years of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods. His military service reflected the significant changes in French military organization and strategy during this epoch of European history.

De Montigny's contributions to the French military demonstrated his commitment to his nation during a time of profound change. He died in 1819 and was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, a burial place honoring his military service and dedication to France.

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