Victor-François-Achille-Joseph Daubresse

1819–1892 (age 73)

Biography

Victor-François-Achille-Joseph Daubresse (1819–1892) lived through much of the nineteenth century, experiencing the political and social transformations of France from the Restoration through the Third Republic. His life spanned seven decades of French history.

He was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's most distinguished burial grounds. Though specific details of his professional life remain limited in available records, his burial in this cemetery suggests a person of some prominence within his community.

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