Louis-Dominique-Auguste Ragon

1816–1881 (age 65)

Biography

Louis-Dominique-Auguste Ragon was a French soldier who served his nation during the nineteenth century. His military career spanned a period of significant historical change in France, during which he contributed to the defense and interests of his country.

Born in 1816 and passing in 1881, Ragon lived through the transformations of the French military and state. He was honored with burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting the respect accorded to those who served in military capacities during this era.

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