Saint-Denis

In the Parisian suburb of Saint-Denis, a street was named after him.

He had dealings with the Guillaumes, clothing merchants, rue Saint-Denis.

Cardot had dealings with the Guillaumes, clothiers, rue Saint-Denis.

In touch with Guillaume, clothier of rue Saint-Denis, who foresaw their failure and awaited "with anxiety as at a game of cards."

In very truth she soon became a great favourite at Saint-Denis, where she did a great deal of good among the sick and poor.

He died at Chantilly in his eighty-second year during the absence of both his son and his daughter, and was buried at Saint-Denis.