George Hanley

1843–1937 (age 94)

Biography

George Hanley (1843–1937) lived an exceptionally long life of nearly ninety-four years, spanning from the pre-Civil War era through the Great Depression and into the modern age. His remarkable longevity allowed him to witness nearly a century of American history and progress.

Hanley's legacy is preserved in Oak Ridge Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. His long life and deep roots in his community serve as a testament to the enduring spirit of those who built America during this transformative period.

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