Amelia Babcock

1841–1911 (age 70)

Biography

Amelia Babcock was born in 1841 and lived until 1911, experiencing the transformations of America during the Industrial Age and Gilded Age. She was a woman of her era who maintained her place in her community throughout her life.

Babcock's life was marked by the customs and values of her time, and she is remembered as part of the fabric of her community. Her final resting place at Mount Hope Cemetery stands as a quiet testament to her life and the legacy she left behind.

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Frederick Buckley
1833–1864 (age 31)
Mount Hope Cemetery
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Albert Simon
1924–2017 (age 93)
Mount Hope Cemetery
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Nicholas Hunsaker
1825–1913 (age 88)
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Lillian Wald
1867–1940 (age 73)
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Harry Lee Harllee
1876–1952 (age 76)
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William E. Werner
1855–1916 (age 61)
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