Louis-François-Hector Le Gendre d'Onsenbray

1797–1867 (age 70)

Biography

Louis-François-Hector Le Gendre d'Onsenbray was a French soldier who served his nation during the nineteenth century. His military career reflected the dedication and service of those who defended France during a period of significant historical transformation and political change.

Le Gendre d'Onsenbray's contributions to the French military earned him recognition and respect. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery acknowledges his service and his place among the notable military figures of his generation.

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