Frédéric-Georges Pigeon de Saint Pair

1858–1934 (age 76)

Biography

Frédéric-Georges Pigeon de Saint Pair was a French soldier whose military service exemplified the traditions of the French armed forces. He served during a transformative period in European military history, contributing to France's defense and international standing.

His military career reflected the values of patriotism and professional dedication. Pigeon de Saint Pair was honored with burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery, acknowledging his service and place in French military heritage.

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