Ernest Jacob Richtenberger

1829–1863 (age 34)

Biography

Ernest Jacob Richtenberger was a 19th-century Parisian resident whose life spanned a period of significant cultural and social development in France. Born in 1829, he lived during the transformative years of the Second Empire and early Third Republic.

Though details of his profession remain limited, Richtenberger's burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery indicates his place within Parisian society. He represents the many individuals whose lives intersected with the vibrant history of 19th-century France.

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