Louis-Pierre Quentin de Richebourg

1754–1822 (age 68)

Biography

Louis-Pierre Quentin de Richebourg (1754–1822) was a distinguished military officer who served France during a pivotal era of European conflict. His career spanned the latter decades of the ancien régime and extended through the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods, a testament to his adaptability and professional acumen.

De Richebourg's military service and social standing earned him a place of honor at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he was laid to rest upon his death in 1822, his legacy preserved among the cemetery's most notable interments.

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