A. H. Olmsted

1842–1929 (age 87)

Biography

A. H. Olmsted (1842-1929) lived with an unwavering sense of integrity, providing steady guidance to kin and neighbors alike. His calm influence was a source of comfort, and he faced life’s challenges with patience and grace.

Now at rest at Cedar Hill Cemetery, his legacy is the quiet assurance he gave to others, remembered with respect and affection.

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