Laurent Augustin Pelletier de Chambure

1789–1832 (age 43)

Biography

Laurent Augustin Pelletier de Chambure was a French military officer whose service spanned the tumultuous years of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. He distinguished himself through his dedication to military duty during one of France's most consequential periods of armed conflict and national transformation.

Pelletier de Chambure's military career reflected the valor and commitment of French officers of his generation. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his service to France and his standing among the military elite of his era.

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