Gabriel Dumont

Name: Gabriel Dumont
Nationality: Metis
Born: December 1837 Manitoba
Died: May 19 1906 Saskatchewan - natural causes
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Lord Byron

Name: George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron
Nationality: English
Born: 22 January 1788 Dover, Kent
Died: 19 April 1824 Messolonghi, Greece - fever
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John Polidori

Name: John William Polidori
Nationality: English/Italian
Born: 7 September, 1795 London, England
Died: 24 August, 1821 London, England - cyanide
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(I can't find images of his signature...and his grave was moved during the late 1800s...)

Louis Riel

Name: Louis 'David' Riel
Nationality: Metis
Born: 22 October 1844 Saint Boniface, Manitoba
Died: 16 November, 1885 Regina, Saskatchewan - hung
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Camille Desmoulins

Name: Lucie Simplice Camille Benoît Desmoulins
Nationality: French
Born: 2 March 1760 Guise, Picardy
Died: 5 April 1794 - Paris, Paris region - guillotined
Why he was awesome: In an age where men were called by their family names, Camille was just Camille. He was brilliant, short-tempered, quite possibly bisexual

Conclusion: Definitely crushable

(see Danton for information about his grave)

Georges Jacques Danton

Name: Georges Jacques Danton

Nationality: French
Born: 26 October 1759 Arcis-sur-Aube, Aube

Died: 5 April 1794 Paris, Paris region - guillotined

Why he was awesome: he was attacked be a bull and a herd of pigs as a child. Which I'm sure sucked, especially for his mother. But he took those horrible scars and made them his own! And then he grew up and found women and took them and made them his own! ...or something...He is always depicted wearing a powdered wig, even though the French Revolution pretty much killed powdered wigs. But he liked them. So he kept wearing them anyway. He may or may not (may, definitely may) have slept with Camille Desmoulins. Danton's last words were also among the best, most epic and hilarious ever, and said to his executioner: Don't forget to show my head to the people. It is well worth seeing.

Besides all that, he was a very powerful man, both physically and politically, and greatly helped to influence the fate of the Western world, and all that jazz.

Conclusion: Damn fine.
(Both Danton and Camille were reputed to have been buried in the Errancis Cemetery, and when the cemetery closed in 1795, all the bodies were moved to the Paris Catacombs. So...as far as I can tell...they have no actual grave markers)