Paris Cemetery help

[StormPetrel]

I am trying to find where my grandfather was buried and found a record on the online Paris archives of his burial. To carry out the search, you have to search each cemetery separately from a drop down menu. I found him under the cemetery "Pannis". However, this is not actually a cemetery as far as I can tell. It doesn't seem to be a French word. It appears in Latin and translates to "cloth" according to Google. Can anybody kindly explain to me what this means?

[joger]

Hi,

I can't see what you mean. Which of the 14 cemeteries intra muros and the 6 extra muros cemeteries are you talking about?

Can you give the link of the page where you found this word Pannis ?

May be you could give us the person' identity.

[StormPetrel]

Thank you for your reply. I have attached a screenshot of Pannis shown in the drop down menu. I have also attached the page from the record. It is Maurice Richard Warren who died in 1959 that I am attempting to trace.

[StormPetrel]

And the other attachment

[fiddlerslass]

Pantin

[StormPetrel]

Thank you so much

[joger]

So he was in number 36 , 2d line ,division number 75 .

You can find where on the cemetery's map .

[StormPetrel]

So he was in number 36 , 2d line ,division number 75 .

You can find where on the cemetery's map .

Thats great, thank you so much