Marie-Jeanne-Rose-Élisabeth-Sophie Perriquet

1795–1871 (age 76)

Biography

Marie-Jeanne-Rose-Élisabeth-Sophie Perriquet (1795–1871) lived through a transformative period in French history, witnessing the Napoleonic era and the subsequent restoration of the monarchy. Her life spanned nearly eight decades during which France underwent profound political and social changes.

She was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's most distinguished burial grounds, reflecting the prominence of her family and social standing in Parisian society during the nineteenth century.

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