René Etienne Augouard

1853–1897 (age 44)

Biography

René Etienne Augouard (1853–1897) was a French notary whose professional career served the legal and administrative needs of his community. He practiced his profession during the final decades of the nineteenth century, contributing to the legal framework of French society.

Augouard was buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his standing in Parisian society. His work as a notary represented the essential professional services that maintained the civil and legal order of the French state during this period.

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