Adrien Vachette
1753–1839French goldsmith (1753-1839)
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Photo: P.poschadel · CC BY-SA 3.0The French goldsmith Adrien Vachette was born in 1753. That places their birth before the Revolution. Articles about them exist in 8 languages. Creil, 5 mi off, can claim 35 famous people, the best known Simon Banza.
French goldsmith (1753-1839)
Close by, the fullest list is Creil’s, at 35 names.
Liancourt · 1 miMechack Jérôme & 6 more
Clermont · 4 miLouis Ier de Bourbon & 6 more
Montataire · 4 miConstant Ménager & 4 moreJFVerneuil-en-Halatte · 5 miJean-Jacques Fussien & 1 moreACBreuil-le-Vert · 3 miAnatole-Cyprien CoffardLGFitz-James · 5 miLouis Félix GuesnetAdrien Vachette (French goldsmith (1753-1839)) is the best known by our measure: 8 Wikipedia and sister-site articles in different languages.
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