James Gordon Bennett Jnr grave monument in Passy Cemetery, Paris, Paris, France
James Gordon Bennett Jnr grave monument: legible names and details
| full name | burial date | age | birth date | relationship | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
James Gordon Bennett Jnr | 1918 | 77 | 1841 | first name on monument | Son of the founder of the New York Herald; he took over the paper and financed Stanley's search for David Livingstone in Africa. In 1893 he founded the International Herald Tribune in his adopted city of Paris; and his papers merged after his death. Amongst his mistresses was the daughrer of Baron Reuter; founder of the news agency. A noted sports enthusiast; he founded several cups for aviation; polo and football. His mausoleum is anonymous: no names or dates appear. |
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Passy Cemetery, Paris, Paris, France
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