Claude Beguin Billecocq grave monument in Passy Cemetery, Paris, Paris, France
Claude Beguin Billecocq grave monument: legible names and details
| full name | burial date | age | birth date | relationship | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Prince Duc De Durazz Claude Beguin Billecocq Chevalier Légion d'H | 2001 | 87 | 1914 | first name on monument | Born in Albania as the son of the French ambassador; in 1939 he was named as the French liaison officer with Field Marshal Montgomery (later of El Alamein); until 1940. He was captured in Holland and interned in Silesia; but escaped in 1945 and rejoined the Allied Forces as liaison officer to General Patton. AFter the war he had a distinguished displomatic career; and remained friends with Viscount Montgomery. |
Marquis Maximilien de l'Aubespin-Sully | 1830 | 82 | 1748 | great grand father of Claude Beguin Billecocq | Colonel of the Queeb's Dragoon Guards to Queen Marie-Antoinette; and a descendant of the great Sully; Prime Minister of king Henri IV. His grand-daughter was the mother of Claude Beguin Billecocq. |
Baron Charles de Tascher de la Pagerie | 1869 | 58 | 1811 | relationship not given of Claude Beguin Billecocq | He was a cousin of the Empress Josephine (his godmother) through her paternal line; and later rose to be first chamberlain to the king of Bavaria and then to the Empress Eugènie; wife of Napoléon III of France. He was also a member of the French Parliament. He was the grandson of Princess Sophie of Leyen and Hohengeroldseck; and a distant cousin of the British historian Lord Acton. |
Princesse of Leyen a Sophie nee Von Schonborn Buchei | 1810 | relationship not given of Claude Beguin Billecocq | In 1806 the German Princes of Leyen purchased the county of Hohengeroldseck from the Austrian empire; and were raised to the status of a French puppet state in the Rhine Confederation. In 1815 the state joined the German Confederation; and in 1819 it was absorbed by the state of Baden. | ||
Princesse Duchesse D Claude Beguin Billecocq nee De Tristan | 2011 | 92 | 1919 | wife of Claude Beguin Billecocq |
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Passy Cemetery, Paris, Paris, France
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