Maurice-François-Edmond Dumas

1875–1936 (age 61)

Biography

Maurice-François-Edmond Dumas was a French figure who lived during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. His life reflected the social and cultural developments of his era.

Dumas's burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery indicates his significance within Parisian society. He remains remembered as part of the distinguished community interred in this historic cemetery.

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