Jean Edeline
(1607/1672)
Vicar General of the Bishop of Chartres, canon and prior of Chartres Cathedral, chamberlain (1556-1672).
Francis Henry Egerton
(1756/1829)
Naturalist and antiquarian, also a great collector of autographs – his collection is now in the British Museum.
Prosper Enfantin
(1796/1864)
A utopian philanthropist and leader of the Saint-Simonian school, he founded a model community in Ménilmontant with forty disciples.
Arthur Engel
(1855/1920)
As a numismatist, he has published numerous reference works, including, with Raymond Serrure, a Treatise on the Numismatics of the Middle Ages and a Treatise on Modern and Contemporary Numismatics.
Frédéric Engelhardt
(1796/1874)
Director of the Niederbronn forges and later deputy for Bas-Rhin in the Constituent Assembly, he had acquired great popularity among the workers to whom he provided free courses.
Charles Michel Epée (Abbot of)
(1712/1789)
Philanthropist, pioneer of specialized education for the deaf.
Paul Eudel
(18371 and died on November 18, 1911)
Shipowner, merchant, collector, and art critic. He was an editor at the "Bulletin bibliographique," the "Courrier de Nantes," and the "Phare de la Loire." A collector of gold and silver work, he was a specialist in Maghreb jewelry.
Gabriel Falampin
(1803/1860)
A notary's clerk and then a lawyer, Falampin was also one of the founders of L'Illustration, with Paulin, and the businessman and solicitor of George Sand, from 1841 to 1852.