Pierre Guillemin

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Pierre Guillemin
Full name	Pierre Guillemin
Date of birth	(1887-01-09)9 January 1887
Place of birth	Bonneveau
Occupation(s)	Architect

Pierre Guillemin (13 September 1887 in Bonneveau – 18 August 1915 in Belleville-sur-Meuse) was a French rugby union player.

He was 1 m 88 tall and weighed 81 kg. He played loosehead prop (occasionally tighthead as well) for France. His clubs were Racing club de France, and also SCUF.

An architect by profession, he became a lieutenant in the French infantry, and died on the front in the First World War after a reconnaissance mission in Bois le Prêtre.

Past

11 caps for France, from 1908–1911, with four official matches in the Five Nations Championship from 1908-1909.
Runner-up in the Top 14 in 1912

References

Godwin, Terry Complete Who's Who of International Rugby (Cassell, 1987, ISBN 0-7137-1838-2)

v t e French rugby players killed in WWI

Anduran Boudreaux Boyau Bouin Burgun Conilh de Beyssac Descamps Dufau Dupré Eutrope Giacardy Guillemin Hedembaigt Iguinitz Ihingoué Isaac Lacassagne Lane Larribau Legrain Mayssonnié ("Maysso") Poeydebasque Varvier

Persondata
Name	Guillemin, Pierre
Alternative names
Short description	French rugby union player
Date of birth	1887-13-09
Place of birth	Bonneveau
Date of death	18 August 1915
Place of death

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