Charles Howell Ward

1862–1943 (age 81)

Biography

Charles Howell Ward was a respected member of his community who lived from 1862 to 1943. He witnessed and participated in the significant transformations of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, contributing to the social fabric of his era.

Ward's legacy is preserved in the memory of those who knew him and in the historical record of Mount Hope Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. His life spanned over eight decades of American history, marking a substantial presence during a period of great change and development.

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