Eva Parker Ingersoll

1841–1923 (age 82)

Biography

Eva Parker Ingersoll was a devoted advocate for justice and the kind of courageous voice that uplifted many causes in her time. She supported intellectual freedom and a respect for humanity that reflected the moral conviction she carried, inspiring others to speak with compassion and clarity.

Her passing in 1923 left a profound sense of gratitude for the warmth and principled spirit she shared so freely, a legacy that endures at Arlington National Cemetery and in the hearts of those she encouraged.

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