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Jean-Baptiste Berthier (1721–1804) was an officer (Lieutenant-Colonel) in the French Corps of Topographical Engineers during the reigns of Louis XV and Louis XVI.
- French
- Military officer, architect, cartographer
Jean-Baptiste Berthier né le 6 janvier 1721 à Tonnerre et mort le 21 mai 1804 à Paris est un ingénieur-géographe et architecte du XVIII e siècle.
The Founder of the Congregation of the Missionaries of the Holy Family, Father Jean Berthier, M.S., was born in Chatonnay, France, on February 24, l840. As a boy he learned about the apparition of Our Lady of La Salette and his interest in Our Lady of La Salette never faded.
Fr. Berthier, M.S., teacher, author, founder of the Missionaries of the Holy Family It was in 1895 that Father Jean-Baptiste Berthier, M.S., arrived in Holland, poor and determined like an authentic pioneer.
BERTHIER, JEAN BAPTISTE Missionary of Our Lady of la Salette, founder of the Institute of the Holy Family (Missionaries of the Holy Family) for late priestly vocations, and ascetical writer;b. Chatonnay, Isère (France), Feb. 24, 1840; d. Grave, Holland, Oct. 16, 1908.
‘Fils naturel et légitime' of an ancien régime noble, Jean-Baptiste Berthier, an engineer and geometer. Married Elisabeth of Bavaria in 1808. Trained at the Ecole du Génie d'Auxerre military engineers college. Officer in Rochambeau's headquarters during the American War of Independence – 1780.
Desde muy niño Berthier aprendió el arte militar gracias a su padre, Jean Baptiste Berthier, un oficial del cuerpo de ingenieros del ejército francés. Cuando tenía diecisiete años comenzó a servir en dicho cuerpo, pero pronto sería trasladado al estado mayor central y a los dragones del Príncipe de Lambesq.
