Monument list for Pere Lachaise (Pt2) Cemetery

Monument list

no.	family surname	full name	birth year	age	burial year	image name	GPR ref.	view no.	request no.	notes

51	Lhomme	Georges Louis Eug�ne Lhomme			1855	id: PPLLHomme	329693	1203	1	age 4 months
		C�line Eug�nie Lhomme	1838	25	1863
		Louis Lhomme	1824	72	1896
		Marie Antoinette Augustine Lhomme	1842	24	1866					Died in Ch�tillon in the C�te d'Or
		Ad�le Prevost	1803	84	1887					Died in Vincennes

52	Lorber	Jean Baptiste Lorber	1800	57	1857	id: PPLDubLorber1 (2 images)	329662	1209	1
		Jane Bergougnan	1895	97	1992
		Roger Bergougnan	1896	77	1973
		Andr� de Pr�aumont	1870	89	1959
		Georgette de Pr�aumont	1876	96	1972					Wife of Andr� de Pr�aumont
		Eug�ne Dubuisson	1824	65	1889
		Sophie Dubuisson	1798	76	1874
		Th�r�se Dubuisson	1825	70	1895
		Anne Lorber	1802	68	1870
		Charles Lorber	1838	24	1862					Died in Marseille

53	Loudon	Charles Loudon	1802	42	1844	id: PPLCharlesLoudon	329713	1161	1	Author of a book published in 1836; 'The equilibrium of population and substenance'; in which he advocated prolonging the lactation period. He was the medcial commissioner for the north-east of England; and a member of the parliamentary commission into the health of factory children appointed in 1833.

54	Mar�chal	Pierre Toussaint Mar�chal	1784	68	1852	id: PPLMarPit	329692	1205	1
		Adrien Pitout	1869	39	1908
		Antoinette Marie Pitout	1847	78	1925
		Louise Madeleine Pitout	1874	68	1942
		Marie Ad�le Pitout	1870	77	1947
		Marie Aim�e Laurence Mar�chal	1790	80	1870

55	Marteau	Fran�oise Alexandrine Marteau	1826	28	1854	id: PPLLouisNoel	329689	1209	1	Died in Villemomble
		Louis Etienne Noel	1789	79	1868					Died in Villemomble
		Th�r�se Ad�le Noel	1796	64	1860					Died in Villemomble

56	Mayer-Bernheim	Marie Mayer-Bernheim			1898	id: PPLBernCullaz	329681	1266	1
		Marc Bernheim	1830	82	1912
		Albert Cullaz	1860	52	1912
		Andr� Cullaz	1865	63	1928

57	Moses	Aron Moses	1833	65	1898	id: PPLAronMoses	329683	1231	1
		Germaine Dudois	1901	76	1977
		Claire Moses	1871	87	1958					Wife of Louis Moses.
		Hippolyte Moses	1864	80	1944
		Jeanne Bloch Moses	1874	63	1937					Wife of Hippolyte Moses.
		Louis Moses	1866	65	1931
		Josephine Moses	1846	82	1928

58	Nye	John Henry Nye	1830	46	1876	id: PPLJohnHNye1 (4 images)	329703	1162	1	Member of the English Institute of Mechanical Engineers
		Isaac Nye	1807	76	1883
		Mary Nye	1800	65	1865
		Elizabeth South	1833	77	1910
		John South	1818	67	1885
		Maria South	1838	44	1882

59	Ordener	Michel Ordener	1787	75	1862	id: PPLMicOrden	329733	1189	1	The son of one of Napol�on's favourite generals of the same name; Ordener distinguished himself by his bravery and devotion to the emperor. Commissioned at the age of 15; he was appointed ADC to his father and escaped death at the battle of Austerlitz in 1806 when he was awarded the L�gion d'Honneur at the age of 19. He then became ADC to Marshal Duroc; and in 1808 Duroc sent Ordener to announce the surrender of Baylen to Napol�on. He then served with Duroc in Spain and Austria; and was appointed a chevalier of the empire at the age of 22. He was seriously wounded in the Russian campaign of 1812 but continued to fight; and was appointed colonel at the age of 25. In 1813 he was promoted in the L�gion d'Honneur; and and in 1815 he rallied to Napol�on. He fought at Waterloo and was sacked from the army for his loyalty to the former emperor. In 1830 with the fall of the Bourbons he was recalled to active service; and fought in Belgium; and was promoted to general the same year. In 1852 he was elected to the Senate.
		Eug�nie de Villaine	1817	89	1906					Josephine Eug�nie Ordener was the eldest child of Comte Michel Ordener. Her first husband was General Comte Louis de Marolles (1808-1855); who was killed in the Crimean War at Sebastopol. Her second husband was Baron Etienne-Eug�ne de Villaine de la Villaine.

60	Otis	Charlotte Otis	1779	41	1820	id: PPLCharlotteOtis	329700	1137	1	Charlotte Downs; the daughter of Capt.Shubael Downs and Lydia Bangs; married Thomas Otis of Boston; Mass. (1776-1841). He worked for the firms of Otis and Holburn; and later Otis and Swan of New York. They had 2 daughters; Charlotte Downs Otis and Helen Otis.

61	P�nin	Fran�ois Joseph Placide P�nin	1768	83	1851	id: PPLP�nin	329674	1165	1	Born in Jolimetz
		Adela�de Elisabeth P�nin	1785	42	1827

62	Pradel de St Charles	Charles Fran�ois Pradel de St Charles	1760	77	1837	id: PPLPradelCharles	329667	1308	1	Inspector of militairy reviews for Napol�on
		Julie Cl�mence Antoinette Pradel de St Charles	1839	66	1905					Wife of Etienne Pradel de St Charles
		Nestor Maurice Mairiau								Probably simply a commemoration. Founder in 1793 of the revolutionary regiment of the 'Black Hussars' of Northern France.
		Ernest Charles Pradel de St Charles	1856	55	1911					Son of Etienne Pradel de St Charles
		Georges Jules Pradel de St Charles	1853	23	1876					Son of Etienne Pradel de St Charles
		Annick Bisson	1903	45	1948					Wife of Pierre Bisson
		Antoine Bisson	1860	67	1927
		Marie Bisson	1869	81	1950
		Cybille Catherine Herbillon	1769	73	1842
		Benoite Lapierre	1840	77	1917					Wife of P.Lapierre
		Colette Antoinette Marie Lozza	1895	30	1925					Wife of Henri Lozza
		Ad�le Mallet
		Antoine Mallet
		Etienne Charles Pradel de St Charles	1812	67	1879
		Marie Philippine Louise Pradel de St Charles	1777	70	1847					Daughter of Col. Nestor Mairiau; founder of the revolutionary regiment of the 'Black Hussars' of Northern France.

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63	Ravinet	L'aurette Aim�e Ravinet	1788	76	1864	id: PPLMozard	329696	1163	1	Born in Port-au-Prince in Haiti (formerly Ile St Domingue). First husband: Fran�ois Nicodami; a wealthy piano teacher and philanthropist. Second husband: Louis Ravinet.

64	Renaud	Pierre Joseph Renaud	1751	65	1816	id: PPLBoisrenaud	329725	1153	1	According to the inscription; he never left his king. Boisrenaud followed the future Louis XVIII into exile during the revolution.
		Antoine Fr�d�ric Joseph Renaud	1794	75	1869

65	Richer	Louis Fran�ois Richer	1803	69	1872	id: PPLRicherLouis1 (3 images)	329665	1238	1
		Josephine Patte	1821	90	1911					Wife of Jean Baptiste Patte
		J�r�me Richer	1903	93	1996
		Louis Andr� Richer	1874	5	1879					age 5yrs 6mths - Died in Fontenay sous Bois.
		Louis Emile Richer	1832	49	1881
		Marie Sophie Caroline Richer	1842	72	1914					Wife of Louis Emile Richer
		Suzanne Richer	1908	94	2002
		Aim�e Catherine Adrienne Richer	1811	94	1905

66	Rousseau	Jean Joseph Rousseau	1748	89	1837	id: PPLJeanJRousseau	329706	1208	1	Mayor of the original 3e arrondissement of Paris; ennobled by King Louis XVIII after being named Chevalier under Napol�on 1st. His brother was the bishop of Coutances and then Orl�ans during the First Empire. Rousseau was a merchant with family connections to the Parisian banking �lite.
		Anne Rousseau	1748	88	1836

67	Sansom	Frances Sansom	1782	67	1849	id: PPLFranMagSom1 (3 images)	329721	1373	1	Frances was the daughter of Francis Magniac; a Clerkenwell watchmaker and goldsmith with commercial export interests in China; of French Hugenot descent. Her mother was Frances Attwood. She married Henry Sansom; head of the banking firm Sansom and Co; which failed in 1831. Her father and husband were friends of the artist Benjamin West.
		Charles Magniac			1824					Charles Magniac made the family's fortune by developing the family export business in China; Magniac and Co; which his brother Hollingworth Magniac eventually joined. After Charles' death in Paris en route to relatives in Switzerland; Hollingworth developed the family business and the firm contributed to the foundation of Jardine Matheson.

68	Schornstein	Clara Schornstein	1848	64	1912	id: PPLSchornstein	329685	1224	1
		Maurice Dreyfus	1871	54	1925
		Valetine Dreyfus	1880	63	1943					Wife of Maurice Dreyfus.
		Armand Heymann	1875	52	1927
		Emile Heymann	1843	71	1914
		M�lanie Heymann	1843	84	1927					Wife of Emile Heymann
		Hippolyte L�vy	1899	59	1958
		Caroline Meyer	1845	79	1924					Wife of E.Meyer.
		Marcel Meyer	1881	34	1915					Killed in action with the 168th Infantry Regt at Bois le Pr�tre
		Cl�mence Schornstein	1856	79	1935

69	Seymour	Henry Augustus Seymour	1771	76	1847	id: PPLHenrySeymour	329714	1109	1	Seymour was the illegitimate son of Francis Seymour-Conway; 2nd Marquess of Hertford. He was educated at Pemroke Coll Cambridge and in 1810 married Margaret Williams of Cromleech in Ireland. When his father died; he was forced to leave the Hertford family estates in Ireland and move to Brussels. His sons; born in Ireland; were Frederick Seymour who became Governor of British Columbia; and Gen.Sir Francis Seymour Bt.

70	Smith	John Pancoast Smith	1803	41	1844	id: PPLJohnPSmith	329699	1206	1	John Pancoast Smith was born in Philadelphia; the son of one of ther city's leading merchants. He set out for a tour of Europe in 1827; and settled in Paris. He left his estate in the USA to a French lady; Marie Louise Charlotte Briel. Smith appears to have been well-connected. A letter of introduction exists for Smith and his brother; from one of the USA's greatest politicans Henry Clay; who was Secretary of State for War; to Albert Gallatin; the Swiss-American politican who was the US Treasury Secretary but also served as the American Ambasador in France and the UK.

71	Smith	William Sidney Smith	1764	76	1840	id: PPLSirSidSmith	329716	1174	1	Napol�on wrote of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith; that man made me miss my destiny. Connected to the Pitt family; Smith was educated at Tonbridge School and joined the Royal Navy in 1777 and fought in the American War of Independence. He distinguished himself at the Battles of Cape Vincent in 1780; of the Cheapsake in 1781; and of the Saintes in 1782. Following peace with France in 1783; he visited France and undertook his first intelligence mission. From 1790-92 he served in the Swedish navy; and then joined the British fleet under Admiral Hood attacking Toulon in 1793. Despite his success at Toulon; he was blamed by Nelson; who grew to be jealous of his continued success over the years; for not destroying more ships at Toulon. He was captured and imprisoned by the French in 1796; but escaped. He then undertook a mission to Turkey (where his brother was ambassador) to stop Napol�on's advance. Elected MP for Rochester in 1802; he was believed to have had an affair with the wife of the Prince Regent; and in 1807 he escorted the Portugese royal family back from exile in Brazil. In 1815 he was in Brussels; and rode out to meet Wellington; who asked him to accept the surrender of Arras and Amiens. He moved to France to escape his debtors; and was also a leading anti-slavery campaigner. His full biography can be found on the following iink: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidney_Smith_(Royal_Navy_officer)
		Caroline Mary Smith	1764	62	1826

72	Stratford	Elizabeth Stratford	1757	88	1845	id: PPLAldboroughLiz	329710	1163	1	Elizabeth Hamilton married John Stratton; 3rd Earl of Aldborough (in the peerage of Ireland) and MP for Baltinglass; and subsequently Member of the Irish Parliament for; then Governor of; Wicklow. She was the daughter of the Ven. Frederick Hamilton; Archdeacon of Raphoe; and granddaughter of Lord Archibald Hamilton; (the son of the Duke Hamilton); a former Governor of Jamaica; Lord of the Admiralty and Governor of Greenwich Hospital.

73	Szlenker	Franciszek Xawery (fran�ois-xavier) Szlenker	1813	58	1871	id: PPLFranSzlenker1 (2 images)	329736	1103	1	Szlenker was not only a merchant but the the head of the merchants association in Warsaw. He was also a leading Polish Protestant and nationalist. In 1861 he was arrested in the Russian repression of Polish nationalist demonstrations following the end of the Crimean War. He was imprisoned in the Warsaw citadelle until 1862; then emigrated to France in 1863; and died in Nice in 1871.
		Anna Szlenker	1938	23	1961					Actress

74	Thompson	Thomas Thompson	1754	74	1828	id: PPLTomThompson	329719	1125	1	Thomas Thompson was a businessman from Hull who began his career working for the father of William Wilberforce; the anti-slavery campaigner. Thompson married Philothea Perront Briggs; and they built a country retreat; Cottingham Castle in Yorkshire; He was an active lay Methodist lay preacher; and a supporter of Wilberforce and the Clapham sect. He was MP for Midhurst in Sussex from 1807-1818; but remained chairman of Wilberforce Smith's Bank and Wilberforce's merchant house in Hull. His son was Thomas Perronet Thompson; Governor of Sierre Leone. Thompson died in Paris on his first trip abroad; accompanying his grandchildren.

75	Vergeot	Ad�le Emma Vergeot	1833	37	1870	id: PPLVergeot	329672	1186	1
		Alfred Vergeot	1826	24	1850
		Elisa Henriette Vergeot	1830	25	1855
		Estelle Vergeot	1827	28	1855
		Victoire Vergeot	1800	55	1855

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