Charles John McIntire

1842–1927 (age 85)

Biography

Charles John McIntire, born in 1842, witnessed the transformations of post-Civil War America and the dawn of the 20th century. Though no further details about his pursuits are recorded here, his internment at Mount Auburn Cemetery connects him to a revered community of New Englanders.

McIntire’s life remains honored within the peaceful grounds of Mount Auburn, where the stories of countless individuals are quietly preserved.

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