E. E. Aiken

1859–1951 (age 92)

Biography

E. E. Aiken (1859–1951) enjoyed a remarkably long life that stretched across nearly a century of American history. Born in 1859, he witnessed the transformation of the nation from the post-Civil War period through the mid-twentieth century, accumulating wisdom and experience across his many years.

Aiken's legacy is preserved at Oak Grove Cemetery, where he rests in his final place of peace. His long life and the memories he left behind continue to be honored by those who remember his presence and contributions to his community.

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