Daniel W. Hamilton

1861–1936 (age 75)

Politician

Biography

Daniel W. Hamilton served his state and community with distinction throughout his political career. His seventy-five years of life were marked by public service and dedication to the principles of good governance.

Hamilton's contributions to politics and his community are remembered at Sixteen Cemetery, where he rests. His legacy continues to influence those who study the political history of his era.

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