Jean-Marie Bayol [SEP] date of death
Jean-Marie Bayol
Jean-Marie Bayol (24 December 1849 – 3 October 1905) was a French army doctor, colonial administrator and politician.
Early years.
Jean-Marie Bayol was born on 24 December 1849 in Eyguières, Bouches du Rhone, France. 
He studied medicine in Montpellier, then joined the naval health department in 1869. He was given his doctorate in 1874.
He was assigned to the marine artillery.
Bayol's first assignment was on the "Venus", which visited
and a farm (called a large allotment). The town lots commonly ranged from to , the small allotments ranged from less than to , and the large allotments ranged from to .
The most prominent colonists also owned the largest allotments. These included Honore Bayol, Jean-Marie Chapron, Benoît Chassériau, Jean-Simone Chaudron, General Bertrand Clausel, Colonel Jean-Jerome Cluis, Charles DeBrosse, General Lefèbvre-Desnoëttes, Édouard George, Auguste Follin, Marc-Antoine Frenage, Joseph Lakanal, General Charles Lallemand and