Jean-Baptiste Dumouchel

1748–1820 (age 72)

Biography

Jean-Baptiste Dumouchel was a politician whose career unfolded during the transformative years following the French Revolution. His political engagement reflected the evolving nature of governance and representation in post-Revolutionary France.

Interred in the prestigious Père Lachaise Cemetery, Dumouchel's political service and social standing marked him as a figure of significance in his community and era.

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