Joseph Charras

1769–1839 (age 70)

Biography

Joseph Charras was a French military officer born in 1769 who served his nation with dedication during a period of significant military and political upheaval. His military career reflected the demands and challenges of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic era.

Charras remained committed to his service until his death in 1839. He was interred in the Cimetière des Carmes, a testament to his honored place among those who served France in military capacities.

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