Nicolas-Joseph Thomas

1825–1898 (age 73)

Biography

Nicolas-Joseph Thomas served in a military capacity during the nineteenth century, contributing to France's armed forces during a period of significant military development and reform. His service reflected the professional standards of the French military establishment.

He was buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery, honoring his military service and dedication. His career represents the military professionals who served France during the nineteenth century.

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