Jean-François Berruyer

1741–1804 (age 63)

Biography

Jean-François Berruyer was a military officer whose service to France encompassed the revolutionary and Napoleonic era. His career in the armed forces reflected the martial traditions and demands of his time, serving through periods of significant military engagement and national transformation.

Berruyer's military service represented his commitment to his nation during one of its most turbulent periods. His final resting place in the Vault of Governors speaks to the respect accorded to those who served in positions of military responsibility. His legacy remains part of the military history of France during this pivotal era.

Also buried at Vault of Governors

Ernest François Fournier
1842–1934 (age 92)
Vault of Governors
French diplomat who served his nation throughout the nineteenth century.
Rémi Joseph Isidore Exelmans
1775–1852 (age 77)
Vault of Governors
Jean-Toussaint Arrighi de Casanova
1778–1853 (age 75)
Vault of Governors
French politician who served during the post-Revolutionary era and was honored with burial in the Vault of Governors.
Pierre Ruffey
1851–1932 (age 81)
Vault of Governors
Pierre Ruffey's life embodied dedicated civic leadership remembered at the Vault of Governors.
Adolphe Guillaumat
1863–1940 (age 77)
Vault of Governors
Adolphe Guillaumat was a military officer who died in 1940 and is honored in the Vault of Governors.
Émile Fayolle
1852–1928 (age 76)
Vault of Governors
Émile Fayolle was a principled military leader respected for his steadiness and care for his troops.