Louis Lepic

1765–1827 (age 62)

Biography

Louis Lepic was a French military officer who served his nation during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Born in 1765, he pursued a career in the armed forces during a period marked by significant military conflict and reorganization in Europe.

Lepic's military service and contributions were recognized through his burial in Yvelines, a region in the Île-de-France. He passed away in 1827, having lived through the transformative Napoleonic era and the subsequent restoration of the French monarchy.

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