Richard Hippolyte Olivier d'Hautpoul-Félines

1782–1851 (age 69)

Biography

Richard Hippolyte Olivier d'Hautpoul-Félines (1782–1851) was a military officer who served France during a period of significant military and political change. His career encompassed the Napoleonic Wars and the subsequent restoration of the French monarchy, during which military leadership remained essential to national affairs.

D'Hautpoul-Félines maintained his position and reputation throughout these turbulent decades, ultimately achieving a long life of service to his nation. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects the respect accorded to officers of his rank and standing.

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