Jean-François Hennequin

1774–1832 (age 58)

Biography

Jean-François Hennequin served with distinction in the French military during a period of significant military and political upheaval. His military career reflected the professional standards and dedication required of officers in the French armed forces during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

Hennequin's long military service and his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery attest to his standing as a respected military officer. His contributions to French military affairs and his professional legacy represent the commitment and honor of military service during a transformative period in French and European history.

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