Ada Gray

1834–1902 (age 68)

Biography

Ada Gray offered warmth and compassion to those around her, fostering a circle of friendship that welcomed all. She balanced the demands of her own household with a tender attention to the less fortunate.

Her gentle philanthropy touched neighbors and local charities alike, leaving a lasting impression on her community. The Evergreens Cemetery is a calm place to remember her generous heart.

Also buried at The Evergreens Cemetery

Winsor McCay
1869–1934 (age 65)
The Evergreens Cemetery
Winsor McCay was an influential American cartoonist and animator who pioneered early animation techniques.
George Reynolds
1839–1889 (age 50)
The Evergreens Cemetery
George Reynolds was an Irish-born individual who emigrated and established himself in America during the 19th century.
Julia Ann Jermain
1789–1874 (age 85)
The Evergreens Cemetery
Julia Ann Jermain (1789-1874) was a woman of the early American period whose life spanned nearly nine decades.
Pat Rooney
1844–1892 (age 48)
The Evergreens Cemetery
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Walt Kelly
1913–1973 (age 60)
The Evergreens Cemetery
Walt Kelly was a Philadelphia-born cartoonist and animator best known for creating the comic strip Pogo.
John Wild
1843–1898 (age 55)
The Evergreens Cemetery
John Wild was a Manchester resident who lived from 1843 to 1898.