Charles Baker Augur

1864–1931 (age 67)

Biography

Charles Baker Augur drew strength from the close-knit bonds of his hometown, bringing an earnest work ethic to every endeavor he pursued. From 1864 to 1931 he acted as a loyal friend and supporter of family, keeping pace with the town's growth while remaining grounded in its values.

He cherished the familiar rhythms of Lowville life—tending to neighbors' needs, attending local gatherings, and sharing stories of days gone by. Lowville Rural Cemetery now holds his memory, reminding future generations of his humility and care.

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