Charles Lanman

1819–1895 (age 76)

Biography

Charles Lanman was a thoughtful man whose relationships in the Oak Hill community brought warmth to the seasons of his life and the conversations he shared.

Even as times shifted around him, he upheld a generous spirit, and Oak Hill Cemetery stands as a dignified place to recall the steadiness he offered to family and friends.

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