Jean Montigny

1866–1936 (age 70)

Biography

Jean Montigny (1866-1936) fulfilled the duties of a public official with diligence, helping to guide municipal affairs with clarity and purpose.

His commitment to good governance left traces in the civic life of his era, and he rests now at Père Lachaise Cemetery among fellow servants of the public good.

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