Deaths in the 1880s - BurialMap

Charles-César Pochet de Doubs

1822–1886 (age 64)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

1820–1887 (age 67)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

French writer whose literary contributions enriched the cultural landscape of the 19th century.

Pierre-Louis Hyon

1800–1889 (age 89)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Abraham Sébastien Crozes

1806–1888 (age 82)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

French monk who dedicated his life to religious service and spiritual pursuits in the 19th century.

Paul-Jean Dubois

1841–1883 (age 42)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

1807–1883 (age 76)

Champeaux cemetery of Montmorency

Polish figure of the early 19th century whose life reflected the complex history of Poland during a period of significan...

Feliks Breański

1794–1884 (age 90)

Champeaux cemetery of Montmorency

Kunegunda Białopiotrowiczowa

1793–1883 (age 90)

Champeaux cemetery of Montmorency

Polish writer whose literary work contributed to the cultural heritage of Poland during the 19th century.

Antoni Sławomir Mirecki

1809–1883 (age 74)

Champeaux cemetery of Montmorency

Robert Sienkiewicz

1826–1886 (age 60)

Champeaux cemetery of Montmorency

Polish military officer whose service exemplified the martial traditions of Poland during the 19th century.

Antonine Lapoter

1814–1880 (age 66)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Narcisse Le Comte

1794–1882 (age 88)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

French engraver whose technical skill and artistic vision contributed to the graphic arts traditions of the 19th century...

1841–1883 (age 42)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Prosper Desbuisson

1816–1887 (age 71)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Prosper Desbuisson was a nineteenth-century French architect whose works shaped Paris during the era of urban transforma...

Émile Marguerin

1820–1884 (age 64)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Théophile-Charles Ferré

1829–1889 (age 60)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Théophile-Charles Ferré was a French politician active during the nineteenth century's transformative political era.

Anatole-Cyprien Coffard

1819–1886 (age 67)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Eugène Cléray

1828–1882 (age 54)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Eugène Cléray was a nineteenth-century French politician who contributed to the political life of his nation.

Julia Drucka Lubecka

Père Lachaise Cemetery

1816–1883 (age 67)

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Léon Rousseau was a nineteenth-century French painter whose artistic contributions enriched French visual culture.

1821–1888 (age 67)

Châlons-en-Champagne

Anne Marie Charles de Bodin de Galembert

1819–1880 (age 61)

Anne Marie Charles de Bodin de Galembert was a nineteenth-century French nobleman of distinguished lineage.

Louis-Adolphe Bertillon

1821–1883 (age 62)

Neuilly-sur-Seine

1858–1886 (age 28)

Aukusti Uotila was a nineteenth-century Finnish painter whose artistic work contributed to European visual culture.

François-Xavier Sapieha, Prince Sapieha

1807–1882 (age 75)

Ksawery Franciszek Sapieha, Prince Sapieha

1843–1889 (age 46)

Prince Ksawery Franciszek Sapieha was a nineteenth-century Polish nobleman of the distinguished Sapieha family.

1813–1882 (age 69)

Ephrem van der Meulen

1801–1884 (age 83)

Ephrem van der Meulen was a nineteenth-century Catholic priest devoted to religious service and pastoral care.

1833–1886 (age 53)

Antoine Armbruster

1840–1886 (age 46)

Antoine Armbruster was a nineteenth-century French educator and primary education inspector.

Alfred Potiquet

1820–1883 (age 63)

Walery Mroczkowski

1840–1889 (age 49)

Walery Karłowicz Mroczkowski (6 April 1840 – 1 October 1889) was a Polish insurgent in the 1863 January Uprising.

1844–1883 (age 39)

1802–1885 (age 83)

Legendary French writer and social advocate whose novels and poetry defined nineteenth-century literature.

1838–1882 (age 44)

François Élie Roudaire

1836–1885 (age 49)

French geographer whose scholarly contributions advanced nineteenth-century geographical science.

1837–1881 (age 44)

Saint-Germain-en-Laye

1799–1885 (age 86)

Condat-sur-Vienne

French engineer whose career spanned the nineteenth century, contributing to France's industrial modernization.

Auguste Perrodin

1834–1887 (age 53)

Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne

1806–1881 (age 75)

French politician who served during a transformative period of nineteenth-century French governance.

Victor Chauffour

1819–1889 (age 70)

1815–1881 (age 66)

French politician whose career reflected the democratic evolution of nineteenth-century France.

1821–1881 (age 60)

Louise Thérèse de Montaignac

1820–1885 (age 65)

French religious figure whose spiritual devotion characterized her long life of faith and service.

Adolphe-Félix Cals

1810–1880 (age 70)

Georges-Joseph de Momigny

1812–1882 (age 70)

French composer whose musical works reflected nineteenth-century French artistic sensibilities.

Paul Caruel de Saint-Martin

1809–1889 (age 80)

Philippe Octave Amédée de Barral

1791–1884 (age 93)

French politician whose lengthy career spanned revolutionary and nineteenth-century French governance.

Auguste-Louis-Dominique Delpech

1818–1880 (age 62)

1812–1884 (age 72)

French architect whose designs shaped the built environment of nineteenth-century France.