Jean-Antoine Cordier-Bey

1810–1873 (age 63)

Biography

Jean-Antoine Cordier-Bey (1810–1873) was a French hydraulic engineer whose technical expertise contributed to important infrastructure projects of his era. His work in hydraulic engineering reflected the 19th century's growing emphasis on scientific innovation and practical application.

Cordier-Bey's professional achievements in engineering left a tangible mark on the landscape and communities he served. He was honored with burial in the Old cemetery of Béziers, where his contributions to French engineering are remembered.

Also buried at Old cemetery of Béziers

Marie-Antoinette Audouy
1790–1854 (age 64)
Old cemetery of Béziers
French woman of the early nineteenth century whose life reflected the social dynamics of post-revolutionary France.
Gustave Giret
1848–1917 (age 69)
Old cemetery of Béziers
Gustave Giret was a winegrower from Béziers who lived from 1848 to 1917.
Joseph Lazare
1885–1967 (age 82)
Old cemetery of Béziers
Valentin Duc
1858–1915 (age 57)
Old cemetery of Béziers
Valentin Duc was a French opera singer of the late 19th century.
Armand Brunet de Villeneuve
1780–1857 (age 77)
Old cemetery of Béziers
French politician whose public service contributed to the civic and political development of nineteenth-century France.
Jean Magrou
1869–1945 (age 76)
Old cemetery of Béziers
Jean Magrou, esteemed sculptor, is remembered at the Old cemetery of Béziers.