Jean-Michel Dalgabio

1788–1852 (age 64)

Biography

Jean-Michel Dalgabio was a French architect whose designs and constructions contributed to the built environment of early 19th-century France. Born in 1788, he worked during a period when French architecture was evolving and developing new aesthetic and structural approaches.

Dalgabio's architectural legacy reflects the skill and vision of his profession during this formative period. He was laid to rest in the Cimetière de Loyasse, a notable burial ground that honors many of France's distinguished professionals and cultural figures.

Also buried at Cimetière de Loyasse

Alphonse Rodet
1890–1975 (age 85)
Cimetière de Loyasse
French painter whose works exemplified early-to-mid 20th-century artistic traditions.
Alexis Guignard, comte de Saint-Priest
1805–1851 (age 46)
Cimetière de Loyasse
French writer and comte whose literary works contributed to nineteenth-century French letters.
Joseph Chinard
1756–1813 (age 57)
Cimetière de Loyasse
Louis-Nicolas Périolas
1785–1859 (age 74)
Cimetière de Loyasse
Claude-Joseph Bonnet
1786–1867 (age 81)
Cimetière de Loyasse
Claude-Joseph Bonnet was a businessperson who lived from 1786 to 1867 and was buried at Cimetière de Loyasse.
Pierre Aubertin
1915–1949 (age 34)
Cimetière de Loyasse
French military officer who served his nation during the mid-20th century.