G2G: Brigadier General Gustave Paul Cluseret (1823 - 1900) Born in France and Died in France

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Gustave Paul Cluseret was born in Suresnes, France on June 13, 1823. He was made a chevalier of the Legion of Honor for helping suppress the insurrection of June 1848 against the Orleanist régime. Served in Algeria and in the Crimea. Commanded the French Legion in Giuseppe Garibaldi’s forces was wounded at the siege of Capua. Arrived in 1862 was commissioned Colonel and aid-de-camp on the staff of General George B. McClellan. He joined John C. Fremonts entourage was given a brigade and fought at the Battle of Cross Keys. Promoted to Brigadier General of volunteers

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His birth certificate is in the reconstructed Paris' état civil:

Page 48/51

by Owl (114k points)
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He apparently was a member of the National Order of the Legion of Honor. See https://en.geneanet.org/archival-registers/view/520530

There is a partially sourced family tree at Geneanet that has the following:

M  Gustave Paul CLUSERET

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Saint-Cyr (24th, between 1841 and 1843 - Promotion_De_La_Nécessité), Lieutenant Colonel dans l'Armée de Garibaldi - après_prise_de_Capoue, Aide de Camp du Général Mac ClellanGeneral US Army 
 

  • Born 13 June 1823 (Friday) - PARIS 75
  • Deceased 22 August 1900 (Wednesday) - HYÈRES 83, aged 77 years old
  • Lieutenant de la garde mobile, lieutenant dans l'armée de Garibaldi, général américain, membre de la Commune de Paris,

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by Owl (950k points)

I cannot seem to get this properly formatted …

Also, the above and the Legion of Honor source has his birth in Paris, and not Suresne. I looked in the Departmental archive for Suresne, and this surname does not appear in the Decennial index that includes 1823.

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The French version of Wikipedia has a short biography of his father at footnote 1:

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustave_Paul_Cluseret

It also mentions his parents - Jean and Jeanne Colas - of St. Germain en Laye.

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