Charles Ethelbert Claypool

1861–1944 (age 83)

Biography

Charles Ethelbert Claypool lived from 1861 to 1944, his long life spanning from the Civil War era through the Second World War. He witnessed and participated in the profound transformations that shaped modern America throughout his eight decades.

Claypool's legacy is preserved in the memory of those who knew him and in the historical record of his time. His life represents the continuity and resilience of American communities through periods of tremendous change and challenge.

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