Louis-Denis Péan de Saint-Gilles

1764–1829 (age 65)

official

Biography

Louis-Denis Péan de Saint-Gilles (1764–1829) was a French official who served in various administrative capacities during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods. His career in public administration reflected his commitment to governance during a time of institutional reorganization.

Péan de Saint-Gilles navigated the complex bureaucratic transformations of his era, contributing to the functioning of French administrative systems. His service to the state was recognized through his interment in Père Lachaise Cemetery.

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