Daniel E. La Bar

1857–1939 (age 82)

Biography

Daniel E. La Bar lived a full life spanning the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, witnessing tremendous change in American society during his eighty-two years. He was a respected member of his community and left behind a legacy remembered by those who knew him.

His final resting place at Spring Grove Cemetery reflects the esteem in which he was held. Daniel E. La Bar's life serves as a testament to the enduring values of his era.

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