Maximilien Guyot

1786–1863 (age 77)

Biography

Maximilien Guyot was a dedicated military officer whose career spanned a significant period of Belgian military history and national development. His service and professional achievements reflected his commitment to the defense and interests of the Belgian state during the nineteenth century.

Guyot's military career exemplified the values of duty and service to the nation. He was interred in Brussels Cemetery, Section 2, honoring his contributions to Belgian military service and national defense.

Also buried at Brussels Cemetery - Section 2

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1891–1952 (age 61)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
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Eugène Guyot
1820–1875 (age 55)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
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Ferdinand de l'Eau d'Andrimont
1816–1884 (age 68)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
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Prosper Hanrez
1842–1920 (age 78)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
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Aleksey Golitsyn
1800–1877 (age 77)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
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Hendrik Beyaert
1823–1894 (age 71)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
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