Oliver Charlick

1813–1875 (age 62)

Biography

Oliver Charlick was a New York resident of the nineteenth century, living during a time of significant social and economic change in America. He was part of the generation that experienced the nation's westward expansion and industrial development.

Charlick's burial at Green-Wood Cemetery reflects his standing in the Brooklyn community. His life, from 1813 to 1875, encompassed six decades of American history and progress.

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