Jean-Henri Robert Tascher de La Pagerie

1785–1816 (age 31)

aristocrat

Biography

Jean-Henri Robert Tascher de La Pagerie (1785–1816) was a French aristocrat of notable lineage who lived during the Napoleonic period. Though his life was cut short at thirty-one, he represented the French nobility navigating the dramatic social transformations of his time.

A member of an aristocratic family with connections to French colonial interests, Tascher de La Pagerie's brief life spanned one of history's most turbulent epochs. He was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his family's prominence in French society.

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