Frank Pierce Carpenter

1845–1938 (age 93)

Biography

Frank Pierce Carpenter lived from 1845 to 1938, enjoying a remarkably long life that spanned nearly a century of American progress and development. He was a witness to the transformation of the nation from the post-Civil War era through the Great Depression.

Carpenter's final resting place is Pine Grove Cemetery, where his legacy endures. His long life and community presence left an indelible mark on those who knew him.

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