Jean Charles Joseph Desoer

1752–1831 (age 79)

Biography

Jean Charles Joseph Desoer was a notable figure in early 19th-century Belgium whose life spanned a transformative period in European history. Though details of his profession remain limited, his presence in historical records suggests a person of some significance in his community.

Desoer's final resting place at Robermont Cemetery reflects his connection to the Liège region. His life represents one of many individuals who contributed to the fabric of Belgian society during this formative era.

Also buried at Robermont Cemetery

Jean Danse
1833–1890 (age 57)
Robermont Cemetery
Georges Hody
1892–1955 (age 63)
Robermont Cemetery
Georges Hody upheld democratic ideals and civic engagement as a public servant in his era.
Hector Delobbe
1860–1934 (age 74)
Robermont Cemetery
Hector Delobbe, military personnel, lies in Robermont Cemetery, remembered for steady leadership in service.
Ferdinand Desoer
1780–1867 (age 87)
Robermont Cemetery
Ferdinand Desoer was a conscientious politician committed to strengthening civic institutions.
Théodore Gobert
1853–1933 (age 80)
Robermont Cemetery
Théodore Gobert was a historian whose careful scholarship preserved Belgium’s heritage with integrity.
Nicolas Dor
1922–1990 (age 68)
Robermont Cemetery
Nicolas Dor was an esteemed music critic whose analytical insights deepened public appreciation for musical arts.