Albert Tracy Lay

1825–1918 (age 93)

Biography

Albert Tracy Lay was a dignified presence whose commitment to family and community shaped the lives of those who knew him. He faced life’s challenges with resolve, leaving a legacy of resilience and gentle leadership.

He is interred at Graceland Cemetery, where the memory of his integrity endures as a quiet reminder of steadfast devotion.

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Justin Butterfield
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Kate Warne
1833–1868 (age 35)
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Nannie Douglas Scott
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Alexander N. Fullerton
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