Jean-Baptiste Nicolas Henri Boyer

1775–1813 (age 38)

Biography

Jean-Baptiste Nicolas Henri Boyer (1775–1813) was a French military officer who served his nation during the Napoleonic Wars. His military career spanned the height of French imperial expansion, participating in the campaigns that defined the Napoleonic era.

Boyer's service to France culminated in his death in 1813, a year of significant military upheaval for the French Empire. He was honored with burial at Vaugirard Cemetery in Paris, a final resting place befitting his military service and sacrifice.

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