E. Charle Lucas

1801–1925 (age 124)

Biography

E. Charle Lucas was a French figure whose remarkably long life spanned nearly the entire 19th century and extended into the 20th. His extended lifespan allowed him to witness profound transformations in French society, technology, and culture.

Lucas's burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects his longevity and his place in French history across an exceptionally long period of national development and change.

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