Jeanne Villepreux-Power place of death Juillac
Late life
Villepreux-Power and her husband left Sicily in 1843, and many of her records and scientific drawings were lost in a shipwreck. Although she continued to write, she conducted no further research. She did, however, become a public speaker. She and husband divided their time between Paris and London. She fled Paris during a siege by the Prussian Army in the winter of 1870, returning to Juilliac. She died in January 1871.
In 1997 her name, "Villepreux-Power," was given to a crater on Venus discovered by the Magellan probe.
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