Commodore Wesley Cauble

1874–1935 (age 61)

naval officer

Biography

Commodore Wesley Cauble was born in 1874 and distinguished himself through his service in the United States Navy. His naval career spanned a significant period of American maritime history, and he passed away in 1935, honored for his dedication to his country.

Commodore Cauble was interred at Crown Hill Cemetery, a testament to his honored service and the respect he earned throughout his life.

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