Monument list
no. | family surname | full name | birth year | age | burial year | image name | GPR ref. | view no. | request no. | notes |
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1 | Amillet | Pierre Hippolyte Amillet | 1785 | 45 | 1830 | id: PPLAmillet1 (5 images) | 329560 | 1236 | 1 | Amillet (sometimes written Hamillet) was an army engineer; who was ADC to Napoléon at the battle of Waterloo. He later commanded the Paris Fire Brigade; and was the author of of book on the defence and attack of 'open' cities. |
Amillet | 83 | Amillet's father survived him; and placed the original gravestone. | ||||||||
Anne de la Piquelière de Messeme | It is not clear why Anne Holmes is buried with Pierre Amillet; nor exactly who she was. According to the inscription; she was a poet and author of several works in English: Peter the Cruel; The Banished King; Don Carlos translated and altered from the German of Schiller; Pysche a splendid opera; etc. etc.. | |||||||||
2 | Andrianoff | Hélène Andrianoff | 1857 | id: PPLAndrianoff | 329528 | 1155 | 1 | |||
3 | Audebrand | François Celestin Audebrand | 1873 | 48 | 1921 | id: PPLAudebrand1 (2 images) | 329517 | 1218 | 1 | |
Anna Audebrand | 1873 | 55 | 1928 | |||||||
Julie Noel | 1875 | 47 | 1922 | |||||||
Marie Pradier | ||||||||||
Suzanne Wolff | 1844 | 84 | 1928 | |||||||
4 | Baltazar d'Arcy | Jacques Henry Baltazar d'Arcy | 1776 | 71 | 1847 | id: PPLBaltArcy1 (4 images) | 329562 | 1611 | 1 | Baltazar was commissioned in 1803; and was ADC to General Gouvion de St Cyr in 1807. From 1815 he commanded the 1st Infantry Regt of the Royal Guard; and by 1828 had risen to command the 2nd brigade of Infantry of the Royal Guard. He was also a gentleman of the bedchamber to the king. |
N Baltazar | 1772 | 65 | 1837 | Military Superintendant | ||||||
Genviève Baltazar | 1758 | 69 | 1827 | Wife of Henry Noël Baltazar | ||||||
Henriette de Villars | 1811 | 74 | 1885 | |||||||
Louise Brigitte Delacour | 1798 | 86 | 1884 | |||||||
Louise Fossey | 1854 | 58 | 1912 | Wife of Richard Fossey | ||||||
Richard Fossey | 1843 | 63 | 1906 | Inspector at Crédit Foncier de France | ||||||
Marie Mathilde Lacroix | 1878 | 48 | 1926 | Wife of Alfred Lacroix | ||||||
André Marel | 1859 | 61 | 1920 | |||||||
Estelle Marel | 1824 | 78 | 1902 | Wife of Col. Abel Marel | ||||||
Laure Gérard | 1805 | 61 | 1866 | |||||||
Anne Noël Geneviève Préville de Villars | 1769 | 56 | 1825 | |||||||
5 | Barbedienne | Ferdinand Barbedienne | 1810 | 82 | 1892 | id: PPLBarbedienne | 329549 | 1126 | 1 | Barbedienne was an industrialist who made his first fortune in the wall-paper industry; and then in monumental bronzes and objets d'art. |
6 | Barrière | Théodore Barrière | 1823 | 54 | 1877 | id: PPLThéoBarrière1 (3 images) | 329565 | 1179 | 1 | Barrière was a highly popular playwright; who collaborated with many of the leading figures of the 19th century Parsian stage. Amongst his collaborations was a stage production of 'La Vie de Bohème'; with the original author Henri Mauger; the story upon which Puccini later based his opera 'La Bohème'. |
Adèle Regnauld de Prébois | 1892 | Barrière's mother-in-law was also a successful playwright and collaborated with her son-in-law in 1860 and 1867. | ||||||||
Paul François Legrand | 1861 | 69 | 1930 | |||||||
7 | Battut | Josephine Battut | 1854 | 31 | 1885 | id: PPLPontChap | 329508 | 1187 | 1 | |
Jean Battut | 1844 | 79 | 1923 | |||||||
Marie Josephine Battut | 1857 | 47 | 1904 | Wife of Jean Battut | ||||||
Rose Jean François Battut | 1882 | 18 | 1900 | |||||||
César Pontet-Chapelet | 1865 | 86 | 1951 | |||||||
François Emile Pontet-Chapelet | 1854 | 75 | 1929 | |||||||
8 | Beaucé | Jean Adolphe Beaucé | 1818 | 57 | 1875 | id: PPLJeanBeaucé | 329566 | 1150 | 1 | Beaucé was an illustrator and artist. He illustrated 'The Three Musketeers' for Dumas; and was an official army artist and followed the French campaigns in North Africa; the Middle East and Mexico. |
9 | Blondeau | Antoine Amedée Blondeau | 1803 | 60 | 1863 | id: PPLAntBlondeau | 329563 | 1163 | 1 | |
Adrienne Valentine Blondeau | 1853 | 35 | 1888 | |||||||
Arsène Modest Blondeau | 1819 | 61 | 1880 | |||||||
10 | Bondon | Marie Louise Sophie Bondon | 1805 | 36 | 1841 | id: PPLBondon | 329503 | 1315 | 1 | |
(widow) Bondon | 1799 | 86 | 1885 | |||||||
Catherine Marguerite Bondon | 1774 | 69 | 1843 | |||||||
François Louis Bondon | 1799 | 85 | 1884 | |||||||
Henriette Bondon | 1840 | 89 | 1929 | |||||||
Louis Baptiste Mabius Bondon | 1841 | 2 | 1843 | |||||||
Louis Marie Henry Gustave Bondon | 1816 | 59 | 1875 | |||||||
Louis Maurice Bondon | 1861 | age 15 days | ||||||||
Juliette Mignot | 1871 | 72 | 1943 | |||||||
René Mignot | 1864 | 57 | 1921 | |||||||
11 | Bourgeois | E G Bourgeois | 1780 | 54 | 1834 | id: PPLEGBourgeois | 329538 | 1157 | 1 | Mayor of the oiriginal 5e arrondissement of central Paris; merchant and judge of the commercial court. |
Marie Genevieve Bourgeois | 1789 | 66 | 1855 | |||||||
12 | Buloz | François Buloz | 1803 | 74 | 1877 | id: PPLBuloz1 (3 images) | 329564 | 1145 | 1 | In 1829; Buloz co-founded 'La revue des Deux Mondes' which he edited for the next 42 years. It was one of the most influential literary magazines of its period in France; including the greatest French writers such as Balzac and Hugo amongst its contributors. |
Louis Jean François Buloz | 1842 | 27 | 1869 | |||||||
Marie Euphrasine Christine Buloz | 1815 | 74 | 1889 | |||||||
Paul Buloz | 1837 | 3 | 1840 |
no. | family surname | full name | birth year | age | burial year | image name | GPR ref. | view no. | request no. | notes |
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13 | Caillaux | Eugène Alexandre Caillaux | 1822 | 74 | 1896 | id: PPLCaillaux1 (4 images) | 329527 | 1206 | 1 | Engineer educated at the élite Ecole des Ponts et Chaussées; Caillaux was successively a Royalist member of the Lower and Upper Houses of the French Parliament; and Minister of Public Works in 1874; and of Finance in 1877. He was subsequently president of the most important French railway company; Paris-Lyon-Marseille (PLM). |
Cécile Anna Caillaux | 1894 | 11 | 1905 | |||||||
Edmond Caillaux | 1896 | 47 | 1943 | |||||||
Paul Caillaux | 1864 | 36 | 1900 | Cavalry officer | ||||||
Yvonne Caillaux | 1895 | 83 | 1978 | Wife of Edmond Caillaux | ||||||
Marguerite d'Huningue | 1846 | 68 | 1914 | First husband: Maître Vavin. | ||||||
Alfred François Robert Girard | 1858 | 38 | 1896 | Section commander in the Artillery | ||||||
Joseph Caillaux | 1865 | 79 | 1944 | A leading Radical Republican politican; who presided over the French government from 1911-1912. He created income tax in France. In 1914 his wife assasinated the editor of 'Le Figaro'; and Joseph was forced to leave politics to defend his wife; with the collusion of the French president; Poincaré. His wife was acquitted; but Joseph himself was accused of collaboration with the enemy by his rival Clemenceau in 1918; but also acquitted. He regained ministerial office between the world wars (including as Minister of Finance); and remained a French Senator until 1940. | ||||||
Cécile Anna Caillaux | 1825 | 73 | 1898 | First husband: Maître Girard. Donnet was a devout Protestant; and her marriage to the nominally-Catholic Caillaux required a religious compromise. | ||||||
14 | Carriès | Jean Carriès | 1855 | 39 | 1894 | id: PPLJeanCarriès | 329534 | 1112 | 1 | Jean-Joseph Carriès was born in Lyon. He was a renowned potter and sculptor; who mixed naturalism and symbolism in a style that verged on 'grotesque'. |
15 | Cartellier | Pierre Cartellier | 1757 | 74 | 1831 | id: PPLCartellier1 (3 images) | 329574 | 1211 | 1 | Also known was Pierre Cartelier or Carteixier. He was a goldsmith and Neoclassical sculptor; who received a number of important commissions from the Bonaparte family and the government for Versailles and various public monuments and palaces in Paris. |
Alexandrine Françoise Charlotte Heim | 1806 | 19 | 1825 | Wife of F.J.Heim | ||||||
Angelique Genèvieve Cartellier | 1769 | 79 | 1848 | |||||||
16 | Cheronnet | Adolphe Cheronnet | 1805 | 68 | 1873 | id: PPLAdCheronnet1 (2 images) | 329515 | 1169 | 1 | French Engineer who worked principally in the Grand Duchy of Baden. Graduate of the prestigious Ecoles des Ponts et Chaussées. |
17 | d'Agoult | Marie Catherine Sophie d'Agoult | 1805 | 71 | 1876 | no image | 329570 | 1183 | 1 | The daughter of Franco-German aristocrats; she married comte Charles d'Agoult in 1827. They had 2 children; including Claire who married a fellow journalist Guy de Charnacé . In 1835 Marie left the comte for Franz Liszt and lived with him until her death. They had three children; of which the eldest married the politician Emile Ollivier who was briefly head of the French Government in 1869; and Cosima who married firstly the pianist and composer Hans von Bülow; and secondly the composer Richard Wagner. Marie published under the pen name Daniel Stern; and was a friend of Georges Sand. |
18 | d'Avignon | Clotaire Philippe Gabriel d'Avignon | 1783 | 59 | 1842 | id: PPLDavThir | 329573 | 1234 | 1 | Engraver; artist and sign-writer |
Aimée Clarisse d'Avignon | 1815 | 64 | 1879 | |||||||
Joseph Gabriel d'Avignon | 1811 | 63 | 1874 | Engraver; artist and calligrapher | ||||||
Josephine Lucie Moreau | 1833 | 69 | 1902 | |||||||
Jacques Marie Thirion | 1779 | 70 | 1849 | |||||||
Marie Antoinette Thirion | 1784 | 39 | 1823 | |||||||
19 | Dampt | Georges Dampt | 1858 | 28 | 1886 | id: PPLDamptWis | 329514 | 1175 | 1 | Journalist and author; and private secretary to the Education minister Paul Bert. |
Lucien Dampt | 1912 | |||||||||
Marie Gabrielle Hortense Wiszniewska | 1903 | Founded the League of Women for International Disarmament in 1897 | ||||||||
20 | David | Jacques Louis David | 1748 | 77 | 1825 | id: PPLJacquesDavid1 (2 images) | 329575 | 1399 | 1 | David was one of the greatest French painters; and the leader of the Neoclassical school of art. He was trained by several of the greatest 18th century painters; and closely linked to the revolutionary movement politicians and to Napoléon. In his political career; he voted for the execution of Louis XVI. Only his heart is buried in this tomb; as he body was refused entry into France after his death because of his act of regicide. His principal grave is in Brussels. |
Pauline Jeanne Jeanin | 1786 | 84 | 1870 | Wife of Baron Général Jean-Baptiste Jeanin. | ||||||
Laure Emilie Félicité Meunier | 1786 | 77 | 1863 | Wife of Baron Général Claude-Marie Meunier; who is also buried in this tomb. His name is inscribed on the south side of the Arc de Triomphe. | ||||||
Léonie Marie David-Chassagnole | 1837 | 56 | 1893 | Wife of Jacques Louis Jules David-Chassagnole | ||||||
Jacques Louis Jules David-Chassagnole | 1829 | 57 | 1886 | Painter; engraver and author; son of Eugène François David. | ||||||
Charles Louis Jules David | 1783 | 71 | 1854 | Diplomat and archaeologist | ||||||
François Eugène David | 1784 | 46 | 1830 | Married Anne Thérèse Virginie Chassagnole | ||||||
21 | Davison | Charlotte Davison | 1842 | id: PPLDaviMil1 (2 images) | 329553 | 1299 | 1 | Charlotte was probably the first cousin of Lt.Gen. Sir William Doyle and the daughter of Gen. Welbore Ellis Doyle; or possibly Sir William's own daughter. There are conflicting contemporary accounts. The Davison and Doyle tombs are side by side. She married Colonel Hugh Percy Davison of Swarland Park; Northumberland in 1812; the son of a close friend of Lord Nelson. Charlotte died in Auteuil in western Paris in 1842. | ||
Flora Frances Rebecca de Milhau | 1815 | 68 | 1883 | Flora married the Vicomte Henri de Milhau in 1847 in Paris in a Protestant ceremony at the Oratoire du Louvre; followed by a Catholic ceremony at Notre Dame de Lorette. | ||||||
Gaëtan Gabriel Honoré de Milhau | 1852 | 47 | 1899 | Gaetan committed suicide; and his widow chose the Franco-Polish poet Guillaume Apollinaire as tutor to their daughter in 1901-1902; one of the leaders of the French artistic avant-garde. | ||||||
Henry Hugues Gabriel de Milhau | 1848 | 73 | 1921 | |||||||
Henri Louis Gabriel de Milhau | 1812 | 71 | 1883 | In 1847; Henri resided at the château de la Balulbene near Toulouse. | ||||||
22 | de Balzac | Honoré de Balzac | 1799 | 51 | 1850 | id: PPLBalzac1 (2 images) | 329555 | 1146 | 1 | Honoré de Balzac was one of the most important; prolific and colourful literary figures of 19th century France. |
Ewelina (evelyne) de Balzac | 1801 | 81 | 1882 | Of Polish -Lithaunian aristocratic descent; she met Balzac for the first time in 1833 when she was already the wife of the Count Hanski. Following the count's death in 1841; and after a prolonged courtship and friendship; she married Balzac in May 1850 in the Ukraine; 6 months before his death. Her brother was Henry Rzewuski; a Polish author who promoted the works of Sir Walter Scott in Poland. After Balzac's death; she was linked to the French writer Jules Champfleury and lived with the French artist Jean Gigoux. | ||||||
23 | de Beaujour | Félix de Beaujour | 1765 | 71 | 1836 | id: PPLBeaujour | 329539 | 1125 | 1 | Louis Auguste Félix de Beaujour was a French diplomat and politician; who served in Germany; Greece; the USA and Turkey. He was member of the French Parliament from 1831-34. His tomb is the highest in Paris (20m). |
24 | de Cambacères | Delphine de Cambacères | 1868 | id: PPLDelCambac1 (2 images) | 329568 | 1176 | 1 | Delphine was believed to be one of the several illegitimate children of the Duc de Mornay; the illegitimate half-brother of Napoléon III and an illegitimate grandson of Talleyrand | ||
Joseph Antoine de Cambacères | 1875 | Died in Bordeaux. He appears to have been a candle merchant in Paris; and the brother of Jules de Cambacères. | ||||||||
25 | de Chasseloup-Laubat | Marie Augustine Antoinette de Chasseloup-Laubat | 1824 | 36 | 1860 | id: PPLChassLaub1 (3 images) | 329548 | 1171 | 1 | Marie Augustine was a marquise twice-over; as she married the younger brother of her first husband; who inherited his title. It is unclear which of her husbands is buried in the grave with her! Both marriages were childless; and the title passed to the youngest brother. |
Justin Prudent de Chasseloup-Laubat | 1847 | The second and third marquis were brothers; and the sons of a distinguished Napoleonic general. The inscription mixes up the name of the second son (and second husband of Marie Augustine) with the dates and details of the eldest son (the first husband of Marie Augustine)! Justin Napoléon (1800-1847); the 2nd Marquis; was a member of the French Parliament and ambassador to the German Diet. He died in Frankfurt in 1847; and it is these details which are recorded. However the name given is Justin Prudent; the 2nd son and 3rd marquis and second husband of Marie Augustine. He was a general who served in the Crimea; and died in 1863. |
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