Athanase Jean [SEP] place of birth
Athanase Jean
Athanase Jean (born 1861 in Saint-Césaire, died 1932 at Rouffiac, Charente-Maritime ) was a French country doctor and writer.
His Life.
Athanase Jean, better known by the name of Doctor Jean, was born on 24 November 1861 at Saint-Cesaire, Charente-Maritime, into a family of winemakers. Having done well at his studies undertaken in Pons, Saintes and Rochefort and ending up specialising in Naval Health, he found himself posted to Guyana for his military service.
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