Isidore Roche

1822–1897 (age 75)

Biography

Isidore Roche was an avoué, a member of the French legal profession who served as an officer of the court. His role in the legal system was essential to the functioning of French justice during the 19th century.

Roche's professional dedication and standing in the legal community earned him a place in Père Lachaise Cemetery. His 75-year life represented a long career of service to the French legal system and the administration of justice.

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