Cornelius Hankins

1863–1946 (age 83)

Biography

Cornelius Hankins was born in 1863 and lived through one of the most transformative periods in American history. His life encompassed the Reconstruction era, the Industrial Revolution, and the emergence of modern America, witnessing profound changes in society and culture.

Hankins passed away in 1946, having lived to see the conclusion of World War II and the dawn of a new era. His long life of 83 years connected him to multiple generations and the evolving landscape of American society.

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