Louis François Coutard

1769–1852 (age 83)

Biography

Louis François Coutard served his nation with distinction as a member of the military during the tumultuous period of late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century France. His military career spanned a time of significant conflict and transformation, during which he contributed to the defense and service of his country.

Coutard's dedication to military service earned him a place of honor in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he rests among other notable figures of his era. His memory preserves the sacrifices and service of those who served France during this pivotal period in history.

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