Pierre-Louis-Auguste Caron

1774–1832 (age 58)

Biography

Pierre-Louis-Auguste Caron was a military officer who served France during a pivotal era of European history. His career in military service spanned the late 18th and early 19th centuries, a period marked by significant military campaigns and political upheaval that shaped the nation's destiny.

Caron's dedication to military duty reflected the values of service and patriotism that characterized his generation. His final resting place in Père Lachaise Cemetery stands as a testament to his contributions to French military history and the respect accorded to those who served their country.

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