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 | Aigon | Antoine Aigon | 1836 | 48 | 1884 | id: PPLAntoineAigon | 329707 | 8 | 1 | Sculptor; who specialised in animal sculpture |
2 | Airey | George Airey | 1762 | 71 | 1833 | id: PPLAireyGeorge1 (2 images) | 329709 | 32 | 1 | Airey was born in Killingworth in Northumberland; joined the British army in 1779. and was posted to the West Indies in 1781. He served with Sir Charles Grey; who recommended him to General Tonyn and Sir Ralph Abercromby. Airey and Abercromby fought in the West Indies against the father of Victor Hugo. Airey was then appointed deput-adjutant-general in Minorca; where he came to the attention of General Henry Fox (brother of the politician) who took Airey to Ireland in 1802; where he met his wife. Airey also accompanied Fox to Sicily in 1805; and was promoted to Major-General in 1812 and given command of the Ionian islands. From 1813-21 he returned to Ireland as Quartermaster-General. In 1821 he was promoted to Lt General and given command of the 39th Regt of Foot; and awarded the Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Hanoverian Order in 1823. |
Frances Barbara Airey | 1870 | Second daughter of Sir George and Lady Airey. | ||||||||
Catherine Airey | 1832 | Catherine was the daughter of Richard Talbot; and his wife Margaret who was the first Baroness Talbot de Malahide (in the peerage of Ireland); of Malahide Castle in the County of Dublin. Her mother who was a member of the distinguished Irish noble family; the Nugents. Other members of the Nugent family are also buried in the Paris cemeteries. The sons of Catherine and George Airey were General Sir Richard Airey; the 1st Lord Airey; who married one of his Talbot cousins; and General Sir James Talbot Airey; and their daughter Margaret married the Rev Sir Francis Stapleton Bt. | ||||||||
3 | Allanson-Winn | Elizabeth Allanson-Winn | 1756 | 70 | 1826 | id: PPLLadyHeadley1 | 329711 | 20 | 1 | d 1826 (?) - The eldest daughter of Arthur Blennerhassett of Ballyseedy; County Kerry; Elizabeth was the second wife of the 1st Lord Headley (in the peerage of Ireland); of Aghadoe in County Kerry; formerly Sir George Allanson-Winn Bt; who was MP for Ripon. |
4 | Bailly | Marie Marguerite Bailly | 1827 | id: PPLVoisard | 329668 | 37 | 1 | |||
Léon Chevallier | 1851 | 77 | 1928 | |||||||
Louise Chevallier | 1863 | 82 | 1945 | |||||||
Louis Cousin | 1866 | |||||||||
Paul Cousin | 1815 | 22 | 1837 | |||||||
Marie Dehée | 1778 | 62 | 1840 | |||||||
Nicole Desnos | 1919 | 79 | 1998 | |||||||
Jean Marie Voisard | 1801 | 67 | 1868 | |||||||
Prosper Voisard | 1838 | 19 | 1857 | |||||||
Reine Voisard | 1813 | 35 | 1848 | |||||||
5 | Bancroft | Clara Elizabeth (eliza) Bancroft | 1826 | 56 | 1882 | id: PPLClaraBancroft | 329702 | 21 | 1 | Clara Peabody was born in Milford; Hillsborough; New Hampshire; the daughter of Stephen Peabody and Jemima Bolles. In 1845 she married Edward Bancroft of Boston; Massachusetts. Her daughter married Count Tyszkiewicz. |
6 | Beaux | Jean Hugues Beaux | 1846 | id: PPLBeauxColas | 329663 | 26 | 1 | |||
Jean Jacques Beaux | 1798 | 59 | 1857 | |||||||
Aimée Beaux | 1849 | |||||||||
7 | Becker | Bernard Becker | 1852 | 43 | 1895 | id: PPLBeckerBloc | 329680 | 27 | 1 | |
Ernest Becker | 1842 | 68 | 1910 | |||||||
Eugène Becker | 1844 | 54 | 1898 | |||||||
Rosalie Becker | 1823 | 81 | 1904 | Wife of Louis Becker. Born in Metz. | ||||||
Alfred Bloc | 1836 | 86 | 1922 | |||||||
Clémence Bloc | 1849 | 74 | 1923 | Wife of Alfred Bloc. | ||||||
8 | Blondeau | Anna Elise Blondeau | 1826 | 54 | 1880 | id: PPLBlondeau1 | 329704 | 25 | 1 | First husband: Antoine Maurice Blaise Prouvansal de St Hilaire. Second husband: Adolphe Joseph Nicolas Blondeau. |
Adolphe Joseph Nicolas Blondeau | 1813 | 69 | 1882 | Controlller-General of the 1st section of the army administration; Divisional President of the Council of State | ||||||
Henry Domet de Vorges | 1870 | 80 | 1950 | |||||||
Augustine Josephine Hélène Martinet | 1846 | 52 | 1898 | Wife of Camille Martinet | ||||||
Camille Martinet | 1836 | 80 | 1916 | President of the Paris Appeal Court | ||||||
Maurice Péan | 1899 | 1 | 1900 | |||||||
René Péan | 1869 | 56 | 1925 | Director at the Foreign Ministry | ||||||
9 | Bosio | François Joseph Bosio | 1768 | 77 | 1845 | id: PPLBosio | 329697 | 16 | 1 | Born in Monaco and trained in Italy; Bosio was a sculptor; painter; designer and engraver who flourished in the first half of the 19th century. His brother; Jean-François; was also an artist; and his nephew was also a sculptor. In Paris; one of his most well-known works is the statue of Louis XIV in the Place des Victoires. He was official portrait painter to Napoléon and his family. |
10 | Bouchon | Jean Baptiste François Bouchon | 1759 | 68 | 1827 | id: PPLBouchon | 329694 | 30 | 1 | Born in Amiens |
Anne Marie Honorine Bouchon | 1808 | 72 | 1880 | Wife of Théophile Bouchon | ||||||
Augustine Alexandrine Bouchon | 1803 | 86 | 1889 | Wife of Jean Baptiste Louis Bouchon | ||||||
Camille Théophile Bouchon | 1823 | 33 | 1856 | |||||||
Jean Baptiste Louis Bouchon | 1796 | 65 | 1861 | Born in Paris; died in Blémur (Val d'Oise) | ||||||
Jeanne Cécile Bouchon | 1827 | 1 | 1828 | |||||||
Théophile Bouchon | 1795 | 65 | 1860 | Born in Amiens; died in Hangard (in the Somme) | ||||||
(widow) de Marolles | 1877 | 72 | 1949 | Wife of Gaston de Marolles | ||||||
Gaston de Marolles | 1866 | 83 | 1949 | |||||||
Marguerite Ursule Bouchon | 1774 | 61 | 1835 | Born in Contay; near Amiens | ||||||
11 | Bourgeois | Jacques Marie Bourgeois | 1789 | 69 | 1858 | id: PPLBourgFranc1 | 329659 | 44 | 1 | |
Augustine Bourgeois | 1823 | 69 | 1892 | |||||||
Marie Denise Bourgeois | 1793 | 70 | 1863 | |||||||
Albert Lagrange | 1914 | 89 | 2003 | |||||||
Louise Maurice | 1851 | 57 | 1908 | |||||||
12 | Briard | Charles Clément Briard | 1859 | id: PPLBriard | 329688 | 20 | 1 | |||
(widow) Briard | 1830 | 80 | 1910 | Wife of Charles Briard | ||||||
Adrienne Rose Briard | 1899 | 89 | 1988 | |||||||
Charles Jean Briard | 1898 | 75 | 1973 | |||||||
Gaston Charles Briard | 1861 | 73 | 1934 | |||||||
Honoré Charles Briard | 1821 | 75 | 1896 | |||||||
Jules Emile Briard | 1869 | 4 | 1873 | |||||||
Marie-clémence Briard | 1897 | |||||||||
Paul Honoré Briard | 1858 | 1 | 1859 | age 15 months |
no. | family surname | full name | birth year | age | burial year | image name | GPR ref. | view no. | request no. | notes |
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13 | Cordey | Jeanne Louise Cordey | 1757 | 75 | 1832 | id: PPLCordey | 329673 | 18 | 1 | |
Jean Pierre Cordey | 1777 | 69 | 1846 | |||||||
Marie Marguerite Cordey | 1760 | 71 | 1831 | Wife of Jean Pierre Cordey | ||||||
14 | Cottin | John Cottin | 1746 | 81 | 1827 | id: PPLJohnCottin | 329720 | 21 | 1 | John Cottin was born in London to a French Hugenot family; who owned the merchant firm of Cottin and Son in the City of London. |
15 | Craufurd | Quintin Craufurd | 1743 | 76 | 1819 | no image | 329722 | 22 | 1 | Born in Killwinning in Scotland; he joined the East India Company and made his fortune in India. He settled in Paris on his return to Europe; and became an author and collector. He was a close friend of Marie Antoinette; and he is believed to have been one of those who urged the Queen and her family to make their ill-fated flight to Varennes to escape the revolution. Craufurd escaped to Brussels; but returned to Paris during the Treay of Amiens in 1802; and remained in Paris under the protection of Talleyrand. |
16 | de l'Ecluse | Jean Charles de l'Ecluse | 1799 | 85 | 1884 | id: PPLEcluse | 329686 | 45 | 1 | |
Auguste Charles de l'Ecluse | 1872 | 28 | 1900 | |||||||
Augustine de l'Ecluse | 1812 | 90 | 1902 | |||||||
Charles Louis Marie de l'Ecluse | 1844 | 62 | 1906 | |||||||
Louise de l'Ecluse | 1845 | 56 | 1901 | |||||||
Paul de l'Ecluse | 1881 | |||||||||
17 | de Moreton | Charles Fortune Jules Guiges de Moreton | 1796 | 77 | 1873 | no image | 329660 | 31 | 1 | Born in Fontainebleau. Married Josephine de la Tour du Pin de Gouvernet de la Charce. Officer of the Royal Hussars. |
Louis Robert Fortune Guiges de Moreton | 1832 | 60 | 1892 | Second son. Colonel of the 15th Refiment of Hunters (chasseurs) | ||||||
18 | de Pérignon | Catherine-dominique de Pérignon | 1754 | 64 | 1818 | no image | 329731 | 16 | 1 | Commissioned into the army in 1769; he resigned in 1786 because his lack of noble blood blocked his possibility of advancement. In 1789 he became a local judge in the south of France; and in 1791 was elected to the new French Parliament. Soon afterwards; he resigned his seat and rejoined the army with the rank of Lt.Col. He rapidly distinguished himself in the combats of southern France; and was promoted to general in 1793. He was once again elected to Parliament in 1795; and then became ambassador to Spain from 1796-98. He returned to service in italy in 1799. In 1801 he began an active career as a senator supporting Napoléon. In 1806 he was appointed governor of Parma; and in 1808 was given command of French troops in Naples. He remained loyal to the Bourbons during 'the Hundred Days'; and in 1817 was appointed military governor of Paris. His full biography can be found on the following link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine-Dominique_de_P%C3%A9rignon |
19 | de Turgy | Louis François de Turgy | 1763 | 60 | 1823 | id: PPLDeTurgy | 329723 | 32 | 1 | Turgy rose from being a simple servant at Versailles to a role as trusted confidant and defender of the Royal Family. He saved Marie Antoinette from the mob in the first days of 1789; and served the royal family in their penultimate prison at the Temple where they lived during the trials of the king and queen. In 1795 he accompanied the king's daugher; Marie-Thérèse de France; into exile in Austria. She later married her first cousin; the Duc d'Angouleme; son of Louis XVIII who ennobled Turgy and appointed him first valet to the Duchess. She paid for his gravestone. |
20 | Decan | Jean Marie Decan | 1778 | 70 | 1848 | id: PPLDecanCros | 329658 | 34 | 1 | |
Jean Joseph Cros | 1857 | 43 | 1900 | |||||||
Joseph Cros | 1856 | 52 | 1908 | Receiver-General for the Post and Telegraph Office | ||||||
Blanche Nathalie Decan | 1847 | 3 | 1850 | |||||||
Claire Decan | 1851 | 6 | 1857 | |||||||
Euphrasie Decan | 1825 | 75 | 1900 | |||||||
Georges Paul Decan | 1864 | 3 | 1867 | |||||||
Lucie Louise Decan | 1857 | 5 | 1862 | |||||||
Marie Philippine Decan | 1788 | 74 | 1862 | |||||||
Sébastien Louis Decan | 1808 | 65 | 1873 | |||||||
Henri Salmon | 1879 | 3 | 1882 | |||||||
Paul Salmon | 1834 | 51 | 1885 | |||||||
21 | Delacroix | Eugène Delacroix | 1798 | 65 | 1863 | id: PPLEuDelacroix | 329698 | 23 | 1 | Ferdinand Victor Eugène Delacroix was one of the most important French painters of the Romantic movement. He came from a well-connected family and he may have been one of the many natural children of the French politician; Talleyrand. |
22 | Delamotte | Alix Hyacinthe Delamotte | 1836 | 9 | 1845 | id: PPLDelamotte | 329676 | 23 | 1 | |
Alexandre Marie Prosper Delamotte | 1791 | 68 | 1859 | |||||||
Anatole Pierre Delamotte | 1833 | 64 | 1897 | |||||||
Claire Delamotte | 1813 | 34 | 1847 | Wife of Alexandre Marie Prosper Delamotte | ||||||
23 | Distel | Philippe Gaspard Distel | 1767 | 65 | 1832 | id: PPLPhilDistel1 (4 images) | 329726 | 19 | 1 | Born in Strasbourg. Chief surgeon to kings Louis XVIII and Charles X; whom he had followed into exile during the revolution. |
Dorothée Marguerite Chargrasse | 1779 | 63 | 1842 | Born in Molsheim. Wife of Pierre Chargrasse. | ||||||
Pierre Chargrasse | 1766 | 86 | 1852 | Born in Semur in the Côte d'Or. Pharmacist to one of the emigré armies; the army de Condé founded by the king's cousin; who fought against the revolutionaries from 1792-1801;and later to the Royal Guard. | ||||||
Catherine Distel | 1766 | 55 | 1821 | |||||||
24 | Draper | John Gray Draper | 1796 | 47 | 1843 | id: PPLGrayDraper | 329715 | 16 | 1 | John Gray Draper; from Crewkerne in Somerset; was the great nephew of a local banker; William Gray. He inherited from his great-uncle the market and fair rights for Crewkerne. John married Martha Sparks; the daughter of the banker S.Sparks; in 1820 in Crewkerne. |
25 | Foy | Maximilien Sébastien Foy | 1775 | 50 | 1825 | id: PPLMaxFoy | 329727 | 20 | 1 | Born in Ham in the Somme; Foy was an artillery officer who served from 1791 in Germany; Switzerland; Turkey; Spain and Portugal. He was promoted to general by Napoléon after defending the cause of the French army in Portugal before the emperor. He rallied to Napoléon during 'the Hundred Days' and was wounded at Waterloo. He was elected to the French Parliament in 1819; and remained an opponent of the restored Bourbon régime. |
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