Jules Pams [SEP] place of death
Early years.
Jules Pams was born on 14 August 1852 in Perpignan, Pyrénées-Orientales, to a leading family in that city.
His great grandfather came from humble origins and rose to become vice-consul to the Republic of Genoa. 
His grandfather, a successful businessman of Port-Vendres, became vice-consul to Sardinia.
Jules Pams attended the lycée Charlemagne and then the Faculty of Law of Paris.
After graduating he became an attorney in Perpignan.
In 1889 Pams ran for election
His son, Justin (1860–1930), married the daughter of a business lawyer.
In 1888 Jules Pams married his youngest daughter Jeanne (1868–1918).
Pams was an attorney and municipal councilor in Perpignan with a family fortune earned from maritime trade.
While Pierre Bardou was an enthusiastic collector of "curiosities", Jules Pams was an enlightened amateur and patron of contemporary art, and in effect became Bardou's artistic adviser.
Jeanne and Jules Pams moved into the Hôtel de l'Industrie, which became known as the