Edward Kissam

1818–1903 (age 85)

Biography

Edward Kissam was a thoughtful citizen whose private contributions strengthened the fabric of his hometown, even if they were seldom heralded in public discourse. His steadfast kindness and willingness to assist neighbors in need left an imprint on those who were fortunate enough to cross his path.

As the years advanced, Kissam embraced the reflective calm of Brooklyn, and his memory is preserved amid the quiet avenues of Green-Wood Cemetery.

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Jeremiah Johnson
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Martin E. Thompson
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Green-Wood Cemetery
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