Pierre-Francois Mont-Serraz

1758–1820 (age 62)

Biography

Pierre-Francois Mont-Serraz was a military officer who served France during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods. His career in the military reflected the demands and challenges of one of Europe's most significant historical epochs.

Mont-Serraz's service to his nation was recognized through his burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery. His military career exemplified the dedication of those who served France during the transformative years of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

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