Edward Bliss

1865–1960 (age 95)

Biography

Edward Bliss lived from 1865 to 1960, experiencing the transformation of America across nearly a century. His long life allowed him to witness the industrial revolution, two world wars, and the dawn of the atomic age, leaving an indelible mark on those who knew him.

Remembered as a man of his time, Edward Bliss's life reflected the resilience and character of his era. He was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery, where his memory continues to be honored by family and friends.

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