Edward Fitch

1864–1946 (age 82)

Biography

Edward Fitch was a distinguished figure whose life spanned the transformative years from the Civil War era through the early twentieth century. Born in 1864, he witnessed and participated in the significant changes that shaped American society during his lifetime.

Fitch's legacy is preserved in the Hamilton College Cemetery, reflecting his connection to the institutions and communities that defined his era. He passed away in 1946, leaving behind a life marked by the values and commitments of his generation.

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