Jeanne Chauvin [SEP] place of death
Her teaching job may have limited her scope to accept cases. However, after a law was passed in 1912 in which unmarried women could pursue the father of their children for support payments, she accepted cases related to this law.
Jeanne Chauvin never married.
On 19 January 1926 she was invested as a knight of the Legion of Honour by Raymond Poincaré (1860–1934), a lawyer and former President of the Republic (1913–1920). 
Jeanne Chauvin died soon after, in Provins, Seine-et-
crimes. He was accused of extortion and causing the death of Chauvin. Under torture, he confessed to numerous misdeeds. Tried and sentenced, Pierre Landais was hanged on 19 July 1485 in the meadow of Biesse in Nantes.
Legacy and reputation.
Landais' only child with his wife Jeanne was a daughter, Françoise. She inherited his estates. Her son became a bishop.
The coup exposed the weakness of Duke Francis, which was soon exploited by Anne of Beaujeu, resulting in a full-scale French