Frederick Kislingbury
1847–1884 (age 37)
explorer/naturalist
Biography
Frederick Kislingbury, born in 1847, was an intrepid explorer and naturalist whose curiosity led him to document landscapes and wildlife, sharing accounts that broadened public appreciation for the nation's natural heritage. His observations contributed to a deeper understanding of the environment during a time when America was still defining its natural identity.
He died in 1884 and was interred at Mount Hope Cemetery, where visitors honor his adventurous spirit and the knowledge he helped preserve for future generations.