Charles-François Mandar
Charles-François Mandar was a French architect, geographical engineer (military cartographer), engineer of the french corps of bridges and roads and draftsperson (1757–1844). He was born at Marines and died at Paris.
Also recorded as C.-F. Mandar.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the heading C.-F. Mandar. His recorded language was French.
Other recorded relations include Jean-François Mandar.
Identity
Charles-François Mandar is recorded as architect, geographical engineer (military cartographer), engineer of the french corps of bridges and roads and draftsperson. Charles-François Mandar is recorded as having received Knight of the Legion of Honour. Charles-François Mandar is recorded with the citizenship of France.
Chronology
- 1757Charles-François Mandar born at Marines.
- 1757Charles-François Mandar was born in 1757 at Marines.
- 1844Charles-François Mandar died at Paris.
- 1844Charles-François Mandar died in 1844 at Paris.
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- ParisPlace
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“Charles-François Mandar”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q2958052: Charles-François Mandar
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