Jacques-Joseph Champollion

1778–1867 (age 89)

Biography

Jacques-Joseph Champollion was a French mayor and public servant who led his community during the nineteenth century. He was engaged in local governance and civic affairs in Fontainebleau, contributing to the administration and development of his town.

Champollion's service as mayor reflected his commitment to public welfare and community leadership. He remained active in civic life throughout his career, leaving a legacy of service to his community until his death in 1867.

Also buried at cemetery of Fontainebleau

Madeleine Peignot
1899–1944 (age 45)
cemetery of Fontainebleau
Madeleine Peignot is remembered for her steadfast presence in a troubled time.
Pierre Bourgoin
1912–1966 (age 54)
cemetery of Fontainebleau
Pierre Bourgoin, 1912–1966, was a courageous French resistance fighter whose dedication is honored at Fontainebleau.
Georges Peignot
1872–1915 (age 43)
cemetery of Fontainebleau
Georges Peignot was a type designer who lived from 1872 to 1915.
Eugène Thomas
1841–1903 (age 62)
cemetery of Fontainebleau
Théophile Fleureau
1872–1912 (age 40)
cemetery of Fontainebleau
Théophile Fleureau was a Fontainebleau historian who preserved the town's memory.
Auguste Jacquinot
1845–1911 (age 66)
cemetery of Fontainebleau
Auguste Jacquinot (1845–1911) was a French figure buried in the cemetery of Fontainebleau.