Edward P. McCabe

1850–1920 (age 70)

lawyer and politician

Biography

Edward P. McCabe was a lawyer and politician who tirelessly promoted African American rights and the promise of Kansas as a place of opportunity. He helped develop towns, encouraged investment in black institutions, and remained a persuasive advocate for civic participation at every level of government.

The legacy of his leadership and unaffected courage continues to inspire those who visit Topeka Cemetery, honoring a life devoted to building a more equitable future.

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