Chapman H. Hyams

1838–1923 (age 85)

Biography

Chapman H. Hyams was a prominent figure in New Orleans whose life stretched across nearly nine decades of transformation and cultural richness. His legacy is preserved in the Metairie Cemetery, where many who admired his dedication honor his memory.

Hyams approached each endeavor with a sense of responsibility to the community, leaving behind a legacy of thoughtful leadership and civic-minded engagement.

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