Deaths in the 1930s

Charles Barrois

1851–1939 (age 88)

Cimetière de l'Est

Charles Barrois was a geologist celebrated for his meaningful contributions to the natural sciences.

Roger Salengro

1890–1936 (age 46)

Cimetière de l'Est

Roger Salengro was a French politician of the early twentieth century.

Charles Debierre

1853–1932 (age 79)

Cimetière de l'Est

Charles Debierre was a physician remembered for his compassionate care.

Émile Pierre Ratez

1851–1934 (age 83)

Cimetière de l'Est

Émile Pierre Ratez was a French composer of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Alfred Labille

1865–1930 (age 65)

Cimetière de l'Est

Alfred Labille was a stained-glass artist known for his luminous devotional works.

Dominique-Marie Gauchet

1853–1931 (age 78)

Vault of Governors

Dominique-Marie Gauchet was a French military officer of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Pierre Ruffey

1851–1932 (age 81)

Vault of Governors

Pierre Ruffey's life embodied dedicated civic leadership remembered at the Vault of Governors.

Victor Cordonnier

1858–1936 (age 78)

Vault of Governors

Victor Cordonnier was a French military officer of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Émile Paul Amable Guépratte

1856–1939 (age 83)

Vault of Governors

Émile Paul Amable Guépratte was a respected naval officer whose leadership helped safeguard France's maritime interest...

Ernest François Fournier

1842–1934 (age 92)

Vault of Governors

French diplomat who served his nation throughout the nineteenth century.

André Vitel

1921–1939 (age 18)

Cimetière Saint-Sever

André Vitel's brief life as a sailor stands as a testament to youthful dedication to maritime service.

Paul Cazalis de Fondouce

1835–1931 (age 96)

Protestant cemetery in Montpellier

French geologist whose research advanced the understanding of geological formations in nineteenth-century France.

Henri Fonzes-Diacon

1868–1935 (age 67)

Protestant cemetery in Montpellier

Henri Fonzes-Diacon served as a pharmacist whose care comforted Montpellier communities.

Élie Le Goff

1858–1938 (age 80)

The Saint-Michel cemetery in Saint-Brieuc

French sculptor whose works contributed to the cultural heritage of Brittany.

Joseph Bernard

1866–1931 (age 65)

Cimetière de l'ouest

Joseph Bernard was a sculptor whose refined works continue to inspire admiration.

Anatole Deibler

1863–1939 (age 76)

Cimetière de l'ouest

French executioner who served in the judicial system during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Jean-José Frappa

1882–1939 (age 57)

Cimetière de l'ouest

Jean-José Frappa's screenwriting gave voice to stories that enriched French cinema.

Jean Brunhes

1869–1930 (age 61)

Cimetière de l'ouest

French professor and geographer whose scholarly work influenced the development of modern geography.

Paul Marmottan

1856–1932 (age 76)

Cimetière de l'ouest

Paul Marmottan was a devoted patron of the arts whose generosity nurtured cultural heritage.

Léopold Pierre Antoine Savine

1861–1934 (age 73)

Cimetière de l'ouest

French sculptor whose works reflected the aesthetic traditions of nineteenth-century France.

Pierre Dubois de la Sablonière

1856–1935 (age 79)

Cimetière des Capucins

Pierre Dubois de la Sablonière was a lawyer remembered for his steady guidance and principled service.

Paul Berton

1865–1933 (age 68)

Cimetière de l'Est

French sculptor whose works contributed to the sculptural heritage of late nineteenth-century France.

Albert Bergeret

1859–1932 (age 73)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

Albert Bergeret was a writer whose thoughtful work left a lasting imprint on French letters.

Eugène Gatelet

1874–1932 (age 58)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

French sculptor whose works contributed to the cultural life of Nancy and the Lorraine region.

Henri Bergé

1870–1937 (age 67)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

Henri Bergé was a painter whose brush captured both light and memory with grace.

Louis Michel

1871–1936 (age 65)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

French politician who served his constituents during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Léon Tonnelier

1867–1938 (age 71)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

Léon Tonnelier was a Lorraine poet whose calming verses paid tribute to the rhythms of ordinary life.

Alfred Krug

1859–1933 (age 74)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

Resident of Nancy who lived during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Albert Labriet

1875–1930 (age 55)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

Albert Labriet was an opera singer whose resonant performances captivated audiences in early 20th-century France.

Jules Robert

1851–1933 (age 82)

cimetière du sud, Nancy

Jules Robert was a renowned bell founder whose craftsmanship shaped the sound of French churches during the late 19th ce...

Jean Leclerc de Pulligny

1859–1939 (age 80)

Cimetière du Vésinet

Jean Leclerc de Pulligny was an inventor devoted to exploring the possibilities of his time.

Jean-Marie Degoutte

1866–1938 (age 72)

Saint-Martin cemetery

Jean-Marie Degoutte was a military officer whose career exemplified the values of service and leadership.

Jean Beauverie

1874–1938 (age 64)

cemetery of Beynost

Jean Beauverie was a mycologist whose careful studies advanced the understanding of fungal life.

Joseph Guinet

1862–1938 (age 76)

cemetery of La Boisse

Joseph Guinet was a politician devoted to public service and the welfare of his community.

Éléonore Peguet

1875–1937 (age 62)

Saint-Martin cemetery

Éléonore Peguet is remembered with respect in the Saint-Martin cemetery.

Louis Berthet

1868–1934 (age 66)

Saint-Martin cemetery

Louis Berthet was a politician who served his constituents with dedication and principle.

Roger Sabot

d. 1938

cemetery of Beynost

Roger Sabot was an aircraft pilot whose bravery was reflected in every flight.

Jean-Marius André

1860–1931 (age 71)

cemetery of Beynost

Jean-Marius André was a politician dedicated to serving his community and advancing public interests.

Jean-Baptiste Martin

1875–1936 (age 61)

cemetery of Beynost

Jean-Baptiste Martin was a parson remembered for his thoughtful pastoral service.

Jules Grandclément

1868–1935 (age 67)

Nouveau cimetière de Villeurbanne

Jules Grandclément was a physician whose medical practice exemplified dedication to healing and professional excellence...

François Coty

1874–1934 (age 60)

Sanguinaires cemetery

François Coty was a mayor dedicated to the welfare of his community.

Alimardan bey Topchubashov

1862–1934 (age 72)

Saint-Cloud cemetery

Alimardan bey Topchubashov was a lawyer whose professional expertise and integrity defined his distinguished career.

Amélie Élie

1878–1933 (age 55)

Cimetière Pasteur de Bagnolet

Amélie Élie is remembered with compassion at the Cimetière Pasteur de Bagnolet.

Lucien Salette

1879–1937 (age 58)

Sete (Le Py) Cemetery

Lucien Salette was a politician devoted to public service and the representation of his constituents.

Louis Vaillé

1883–1932 (age 49)

Sete (Le Py) Cemetery

Louis Vaillé was an athlete whose dedication inspired admiration.

Jacques Gruber

1870–1936 (age 66)

Cimetière de Bourg-la-Reine

Jacques Gruber was a dedicated teacher whose instruction shaped the minds and futures of his students.

Emmanuel Fournier des Corats

1847–1934 (age 87)

cimetière de Paris

Painter Emmanuel Fournier des Corats is remembered for his attentive compositions and lifelong dedication to the craft.

René Hirsch

1853–1932 (age 79)

Cimetière de Bourg-la-Reine

René Hirsch was a painter whose artistic vision and creative talents enriched the cultural landscape of his time.

Auguste Pointelin

1839–1933 (age 94)

cemetery of Mont-sous-Vaudrey

Painter Auguste Pointelin is remembered for rendering the serene rhythms of rural France with meticulous care.

Marius Pieyre

1867–1935 (age 68)

Cimetière de Dole

Marius Pieyre was a French politician who dedicated his life to public service and community leadership.