Louis François Élie Pelletier

1771–1854 (age 83)

Biography

Louis François Élie Pelletier was a French politician who played a role in the governance and public affairs of France during the 19th century. Born in 1771, he came of age during the revolutionary period and subsequently engaged in political life during the restoration and later periods.

Pelletier died in 1854 at an advanced age, having witnessed and participated in nearly eight decades of French political development. He was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his status as a public figure.

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