Charles-Adolphe Demachy

1818–1888 (age 70)

Biography

Charles-Adolphe Demachy was a businessperson who engaged in commercial enterprises during the nineteenth century. Born in 1818, he lived during a period of significant economic expansion and industrial development in France, participating in the commercial life of Paris.

Demachy pursued his business interests throughout his long life, which extended to 1888. His burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects his success and standing in Parisian commercial and social circles.

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