Baron Philippe de Bourgoing

Overview

Philippe La Beaume, baron de Bourgoing (1827–1882), Grand Squire (premier écuyer) to Napoleon III, later inspector of the Haras, and five times Bonapartist deputy for the Nièvre; he died in Paris on 20 April 1882 (English Wikipedia, «Philippe La Beaume de Bourgoing»). The index of Mon Journal t.12 lists «Bourgoing (Philippe, baron), député : 174, 181».

Relevance to Marie

• 1878-12-07 (083.0365): maman and ma tante meet him and Marshal Canrobert at the theatre with the Gavinis.
• 1878-12-25 (083.0463): Marie regrets missing a performance where «il y avait Canrobert, Fleury, de Bourgoin, Duruy».

Not the same person

The «jeune M. de Bourgoing» whom Marshal Canrobert has just taken as his officier d'ordonnance (105, 1884-07-30) and «M. de Bourgoing et sa sœur Mme Fortoul» (105, 1884-08-03) cannot be Philippe, who died in 1882; they are not linked to this entry.

References in Diary

• First mentioned: 1878-12-07 (083.0365)
• 1878-12-25 (083.0463)