Tombstone of the Jung family, Père-Lachaise cemetery, Paris (France), photo prof. Sławomir Górzyński, 2024
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Tombstone of the Jung family, Père-Lachaise cemetery, Paris (France), photo prof. Sławomir Górzyński, 2024
License: CC BY-SA 4.0, Source: Instytut Polonika, License terms and conditions

Tombstone of the Jung family, Père-Lachaise cemetery, Paris (France), photo prof. Sławomir Górzyński, 2023
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ID: NGR-018980-P/189330

Tombstone of the Jung family

Paris | France

Père-Lachaise Cemetery

ID: NGR-018980-P/189330

Tombstone of the Jung family

Paris | France

On a low pedestal stepped, flat slab. At the head, a stone box jardiniere, behind it, on a stepped base, a tall stele with a completely degraded slab with a triangular finial. On the stele six or eight illegible inscriptions set in two columns below a small cross (1), (2).

Inscription:

1. [...] / [.]UNG / [...] / [...] //.
2. [...] / LEMOIGNE / [.]UBE / [...] / [...] //.

Related persons:

Jan Jung

Tombstone location:

Sector number 32 Tomb number 83

Dimensions:

141 x 100 x 200 cm

Additional dimensions:

height: front: 37 cm, rear: 241 cm

Materials:

coloured magmatic rocks (granite, syenite and others)

Additional Information about materials:

polished granite

Additional information:

[Conc. no.:] C. A P. 314 -1873

Location: div. 32 sec. 2, gr. 2 from div. 75, gr. 46 from 1 sec. div. 32

Alexandrine Anna Jung, née Lemoigne, born in Paris aged 44, resided in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. She died on 4 April 1873 in her matrimonial flat at 180 rue de Rivoli. She was buried on 1-6 April 1873 in the Bonnafier crypt (annual number 2936), and again on 24 May 1873 in this grave (annual number 1230). No occupation. She was the daughter of Honoré Lemoigne and Catherine Alexandrine Roubé, a pensioner, who lived at the same address. Wife of Antoine Jung, a watchmaker. The death was reported by, among others, Alfred Alexandre Lemoigne, bookseller (libraire), aged 37, resident in Paris, place Vendôme 26 (AdP AD Paris 1e, no. 328 of 5 April 1873).