Léon Lenoir

1830–1909 (age 79)

Biography

Léon Lenoir was a respected French architect whose designs and contributions shaped the built environment of 19th-century France. His architectural vision reflected the evolving tastes and technical innovations of his time.

Lenoir's career spanned nearly eight decades, during which he established himself as a significant figure in French architectural circles. He was laid to rest in the Miséricorde cemetery, a fitting tribute to his enduring influence on the profession.

Also buried at Miséricorde cemetery

Pierre Dominique Garnier
1756–1827 (age 71)
Miséricorde cemetery
André Perraud-Charmantier
1888–1963 (age 75)
Miséricorde cemetery
French historian whose scholarly contributions enriched the study of French history.
Thomas Dobrée
1810–1895 (age 85)
Miséricorde cemetery
French ship-owner whose maritime ventures contributed significantly to nineteenth-century commerce.
Paul Bellamy
1866–1930 (age 64)
Miséricorde cemetery
Paul Bellamy was a French politician of the early twentieth century.
Émile Mellinet
1798–1894 (age 96)
Miséricorde cemetery
Émile Henry Mellinet (1 June 1798 – 20 January 1894) was a French general and senator.
Marie Toulmouche
1836–1917 (age 81)
Miséricorde cemetery
Painter Marie Toulmouche captured scenes of quiet grace and rests at Miséricorde cemetery.