Frances Manwaring Miner Graves

1863–1932 (age 69)

Biography

Frances Manwaring Miner Graves was born in 1863 into a family of established standing. Her life encompassed the progressive era of American history, during which she navigated the changing roles and opportunities available to women of her social position.

Frances passed away in 1932, having lived through seven decades of American history. She is remembered at Cedar Grove Cemetery as a woman of her time, carrying forward the legacies of both the Manwaring and Miner families through her life and marriage to the Graves family.

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