Clarence Van Zandt

1853–1926 (age 73)

Biography

Clarence Van Zandt lived during the latter nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a period of considerable progress and change in America. His life reflected the character and values of his community and time.

Van Zandt is remembered at Mount Hope Cemetery, a distinguished place of rest that honors his memory and legacy.

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