Ursule-Françoise Foy

1807–1873 (age 66)

Biography

Ursule-Françoise Foy (1807–1873) lived during the nineteenth century, a period of significant social and political change in France. Her life spanned from the Napoleonic era through the Second Empire, allowing her to witness the evolution of French society and culture across nearly seven decades.

She was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, the renowned burial ground in Paris where many notable figures of French society found their final resting place.

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