Marie de La Valette

1806–1831 (age 25)

Biography

Marie de La Valette (1806–1831) was a French woman whose life, though brief, occurred during a significant period of French history. Living only twenty-five years, she experienced the final years of the Restoration and the early transformations that would lead to the July Revolution of 1830.

Her interment at Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects her place among the notable figures of her time. Though her years were few, Marie de La Valette's life represents an important moment in French history, and her burial in this prestigious cemetery honors her memory and family legacy.

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