Elijah W. Pitman

1826–1888 (age 62)

Biography

Elijah W. Pitman spent his life as a dependable neighbor and advocate for progress, supporting infrastructure and welfare efforts in the neighborhoods around Little Lake Cemetery. Known for his practical wisdom, he helped neighbors weather economic and social change with patience.

His calm strength and commitment to the common good served as a model for generations who followed, and today visitors to Little Lake Cemetery honor him for the kindness he showed throughout his life.

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