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Sauvegarde De La Liste Cyr Au 26-6-2018 Promotion Sauvegarde de la liste Cyr au 26-6-2018 Promotion "1803" Capitaine Charles François Hippolyte ASSELIN de VILLEQUIER (1786-1821) Général Eugène d'ASTORG (1787-1852) Lieutenant-colonel Jules BERNARD de MONTEBISE (1787-1871) Adrien de BIZEMONT (1787-1855) Général Hippolyte de BONNEVAL (1786-1873) Lieutenant-colonel Denis BOURBAKI , il eut la tête coupée par les Turcs le 17 janvier 1825 (émeute à Athènes) Commandant Etienne CHODERLOS de LACLOS (1784-1814) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à Berry-au-Bac Chef d'escadrons Camille CABOT de La FARE (1788-1859) Général Charles DENYS de DAMRÉMONT (1783-1837) , Tué le 12 octobre 1837 devant Constantine Lieutenant DESROUSSEAUX , Tué le 24 avril 1810 à Tarragone Lieutenant Maurice DESSON de SAINT-AIGNAN (1786-1808) Tué au siège de Saragosse Chef de bataillon Charles Armand FARÉ (1786-1841) Général Paul-Eugène de FAUDOAS (1788-1844) Lieutenant Edouard du FAUR de PIBRAC (1785-1870) Martial Charles de FOUCAULD (1783-1853) Général Gabriel FOURIER d'HINCOURT (1787-1840) Général Léonard de GALZ de MALVIRADE (1786-1847) Jean de GOY (1787-1857) Capitaine Raoul GUÉNEAU d'AUMONT †1813 Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la bataille de Vittoria Auguste Charles Joseph HATRY (1788-1863) Chef de bataillon Félix LAFFOLEY de SORTEVAL (1788-†) Général Louis de LASCOURS (1786-1850) Colonel Laurent François de MARBEUF (1786-1812) , Mort pour la France à Krasnoïe(campagne de Russie) Général Félix de NARP (1786-1844) Général Michel ORDENER (1787-1862) Capitaine Casimir PROUVENSAL de SAINT HILAIRE , Tué le 18 octobre 1811 - Guerre d'Espagne, Fort de Sagonte à Saragosse Jean-Jacques ROGER-DUCOS (1784-1862) Général Jules Joseph Gaspard SALLONNIER de TAMNAY (1786-1861) Chef de bataillon Léopold de STABENRATH (1788-1871) Général Auguste de VARAIGNE (1786-1852) (modifier) Promotion "1804" Général Eugène Marie Gabriel d'ARGOUT (1787-1868) Lieutenant-colonel Hippolyte d'ALOIGNY de ROCHEFORT (1788-1868) Sous-lieutenant Pierre de BARANTE (1788-1809) Mort au Champ d'Honneur , à la bataille de la Piave (Italie) Joseph de BONNAFOS (1788-1868) Colonel Louis Pierre BORÉ-VERRIER (1784-1851) Lieutenant Abel de BOUBERS (1786-1807) Mort au Champ d'Honneur en Pologne Colonel Claude de BRIQUEVILLE 1785-1844 Lieutenant-colonel Jean Jacques Joseph de CANTELOUBE de MARMIÉS (1786-1844) Sous-lieutenant Paul-François CLÉMENT de RIS (1787-1807) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la bataille de Friedland Gaspard de CONTADES (1785-1815) Mort des suites de ses blessures reçues à la bataille d'Essling en 1809 Capitaine Amédée COOLS DESNOYERS (1787-1861) Charles de CORMETTE (1787-1860) Capitaine Louis de CUSSY (1787-1850) Général de division Henri de DAMPIERRE 1786-1856 Général de division Amédée DESPANS de CUBIÈRES (1783-1853) Lieutenant-colonel Louis DENTZEL (1786-1829) Cazimir DUFROU-BLIGNIÈRE disparu pendant les campagnes napoléonienes Général de division Marie Joseph GAZAN (1785-1849) Général de division Jean-François JACQUEMINOT, comte de HAM (1787-1865) Joseph de La BOURDONNAYE-BLOSSAC (1788-1812) Mort au Champ d'Honneur en Espagne Général Honoré de La ROCHE de FONTENILLES (1786-1867) Fidèle Henri François Le SERGEANT de BAYENGHEM (1786-1842), démissionnaire en 1808 Général Antoine Auguste LÉVÊQUE de VILMORIN (1786-1862) Général Grégoire de LOSTENDE (1786-1849) Augustin MAHOT de GEMASSE (1789-†) Gabriel Albert de MANNEVILLE Mort au Champ d'Honneur pendant la guerre d'Espagne en 1810 Félix MARBOT (1787-1805) Général James de MONTLIVAULT (1786-1859) Colonel Maxime Henry Ernest de MORLAINCOURT (1786-1869) Capitaine Auguste du MOULIN de La FONTENELLE (1786-1863) Charles de NOÜE (1786-1812) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à Kowno (campagne de Russie) Général Jean Joseph POUGEARD du LIMBERT (1786-1848) Général Jean-Louis PRAX (1786-1877) Capitaine Auguste SALLONNIER de TAMNAY (1786-1830) Capitaine Maurice de TASCHER (1785-1813) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à Berlin Lieutenant Félix François THIBAULT de MÉNONVILLE (1786-1809) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la bataille de Sacile (Italie) Capitaine Bathazard de VIRY (1786-1809) Mort des suites de blessures reçues à la bataille d'Essling le 22 mai 1809 (modifier) Promotion "1805" Général François ANTHOINE de SAINT-JOSEPH (1787-1866) Capitaine Roland ARONIO (1785-1816) mort le 1er février 1816 des suites de blessures reçues à la bataille de Waterloo le 18 juin 1815 Général Henry d'AUSSAGUEL de LASBORDES (1788-1854) Capitaine Alexandre du BOS (1788-1830) Général Théophile de BRÉMOND d'ARS (1787-1875) Général César BUDAN de RUSSÉ (1787-1853) Lieutenant Edouard de CHAMBRAY (1786-1850) Colonel Joseph Marie Bienvenu CLARY (1788-1811) Général Jean François Emmanuel COLLOMB d'ARCINE (1784-1865) Général de division Adrien Victor de FEUCHÈRES (1785-1857) RES Général René Eleuthère de CRAMAYEL (1789-1863) Capitaine Philogène DELACROIX (1787-) Chef de bataillon Charles Marcellin DORSANNE (1787-1842) Sous-lieutenant Hippolyte Léon DUVAL d'ESPREMESNIL (1788-1807) mort le 9 mars 1807 des suites de blessures reçues à la bataille d'Eylau le 8 mars 1807 Général Amédée de FAILLY (1789-1852) Charles de GAUVILLE (1787-1823) Chef de bataillon Charles GOURDIER des HAMEAUX (1787-) GUDIN †1810 tué au siège de Cadix Général Théodore de GUEULLUY de RUMIGNY (1789-1860) Capitaine Théodore de GUILLEBON (1789-1876) Général de division Henry d'HAUTPOUL (1789-1865) François d'HERBEMONT (1787-1809) Mort au Champ d'Honneur (campagne d'Italie) Joseph Stanislas LAMBERT de BEAULIEU (1785-1862) Général Charles Robert de MORELL (1788-1862) Colonel Jacques de NETTANCOURT-VAUBÉCOURT (1786-1864) Chef d'escadrons Etienne de NETTANCOURT-VAUBÉCOURT (1787-1846) Général Auguste-Frédéric de TALHOUËT-BONAMOUR (1788-1842) Général de division Adolphe de TARLÉ (1788-1868) Général Jean Gabriel Maurice VIDAL de LAUSUN (1784-1861) Général Louis d'Y de RÉSIGNY (1788-1857) (modifier) Promotion "1806" Capitaine Guillaume d'ANTIN de SAINT-PÉE (1785-+) Général de division Armand, marquis de CASTELBAJAC (1787-1864) Général Stanislas CAVAIGNAC 1790-1867 Général Aymé Benoït DELAMALLE (1788-1863) Général Alexandre GAULTIER de RIGNY (1790-1873) Capitaine Philippe de GEYER d'ORTH (1789-1861) Général de division Alphonse de GROUCHY (1789-1864) Général François Xavier de Lussy (1790-1867) Général Etienne MARTIN de BEURNONVILLE (1789-1876) Colonel Rodolphe de MASSILIAN (1788-1834) Capitaine Henri MOUNIER (1788-1874) Sous-lieutenant Edouard-Alexandre de PARSEVAL-DESCHÊNES (1787-1866) Jean-Baptiste PASQUIER de LUMEAU (1789-1854 Général de Corps d'armée Hector, comte PERRONE di SAN MARTINO (1789-1849) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la bataille de Novare Amable de RICARD (1787-1867) Jean Louis de ROQUEMAUREL (1786-1837) démissionnaire en 1810 Général de division Tiburce SÉBASTIANI (1786-1871) Général de brigade Nicolas VESCO 1789-1883 (modifier) Promotion "1807" Alexis d'ADHÉMAR 1790-1864 Général de division Théodore BALLON 1788-1859 Capitaine Jean-Raymond-Célestin-Ferdinand BESAUCÈLE 1789/1867 Etienne BOISSONNET 1791-18147 Mort au Champ d'Honneur contre les Autrichiens à Presbourg EtienneCONRAD 1788-1837 Mort au Champ d'Honneur en Espagne Général François Edmond de COULIBOEUF de BLOCQUEVILLE 1789-1861 Chef de bataillon François Ambroise des MOUTIS de BOISGAUTIER 1789-1880 Capitaine Alexandre FENAUX de MAISMONT 1788-1823 Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la prise de Trocadéro (Cadix) Alphonse de FEYDEAU de SAINT-CHRISTOPHE 1788-1813 Mort des suites de sa blessure reçue à la bataille de Leipzig Lieutenant-colonel Armand Joseph GASTEBOIS 1788-1860 Jean Abdon de LAUZIÈRES de THÉMINES 1790-1877 Général de division Maximilien NEUMAYER 1789-1866 Odon SERMAGE 1790-1812 Mort au Champ d'Honneur (modifier) Promotion "1808" Général de division Jacques AUPICK (1789-1857) Erasme de CONTADES (1790-1813) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la bataille de Leipzig René d'ESTAINTOT (1791-1813) Mort au Champ d'Honneur en Bohême Gabriel de FAILLY (1791-1812) Mort pour la France au cours de la campagne de Russie Chef d'escadron Jean-Eloi Le MERCIER de MAISONCELLE VERTILLE de RICHEMONT (1792-1865) Général Nicolas NOMPÈRE de CHAMPAGNY (1789-1863) Général Louis de ROSTOLAN (1791-1862) Général Achille de SPARRE (1790-1855) (modifier) Promotion "1809" Général Prosper ALLOUVEAU de MONTRÉAL (1792-1873) Général de brigade Claude Marie Prosper ANDRÉ 1792-1876 Lieutenant Madour de BAUDRY d'ASSON †1812 Mort au Champ d'Honneur à Krasnoïe au cours de la campagne de Russie Lieutenant Jacques de BAUPTE (1790-†) Philippe BEAUCHET (1789-1838), Lieutenant démissionnaire Général Joseph Alexandre BERTHIER (1792-1849) Charles de BONNEVAL (1792-1851) Capitaine Louis Charles François Gaston de Bonnechose (1792-1866) Capitaine aide-major Paul-Charles de BOURGOING (1791-1864) Lieutenant Alphonse de CROUSNILHON (1792-1862) Sous-lieutenant Guillaume DANIELS (1792-1810) Mort au Champ d'Honneur en Pologne Armand GAULTIER de La GUISTIÈRE (1791-1856) Sous-lieutenant Alexandre de GISLAIN de BONTIN (1791-1813) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la bataille de Leipzig Capitaine Charles JACQUINOT de PRESLE (1790-1851) Sous- lieutenant Alphonse de MORETON de CHABRILLAN (1790-1812) Mort au Champ d'Honneur à la bataille de Mohilew en Russie Lieutenant André PANON du HAZIER (1792-1851) Stanislas POISSON de GRANDPREY -1812 Mort au Champ d'Honneur en Russie Capitaine Philippe Madeleine RIBOUD 1792-1859 (modifier) Promotion "1810" Anatole de GUILLEBON 1797-1867, Lieutenant démissionnaire Lieutenant Aurèle de HOUDETOT 1793-1813 Mort au Champ d'Honneur à Liepzig Chef d'escadron Antoine de LIGNIVILLE 1792-1856 Général Louis François MAIZIÈRE 1791-1867 Général Louis Etienne THOUVENIN 1791-1882 (modifier)
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