Jean-Pierre Augereau

1772–1836 (age 64)

Biography

Jean-Pierre Augereau (1772-1836) was a distinguished French military officer whose career flourished during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods. He served with notable distinction, contributing to France's military operations during one of Europe's most significant historical epochs.

Augereau's military service was marked by dedication and professional competence throughout decades of active duty. His contributions to French military history were recognized and respected by his contemporaries. His final resting place in Père Lachaise Cemetery honored his years of service to the nation.

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