Jean-Charles-Nicolas Coutanceau des Algrins

1746–1811 (age 65)

Biography

Jean-Charles-Nicolas Coutanceau des Algrins was a French soldier who served his nation during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His military career spanned a period of significant change and conflict in European affairs.

Des Algrins's service to France was honored by his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting the respect accorded to those who dedicated their lives to military service during this consequential era.

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