George Haven

1844–1933 (age 89)

Biography

George Haven was born in 1844 and lived a full life spanning nearly nine decades. He was a respected member of his community who witnessed the transformation of America during the latter half of the nineteenth century and the early decades of the twentieth.

Haven passed away in 1933 at an advanced age, leaving behind a legacy rooted in his Cedar Grove Cemetery community. His life reflected the values and character of his era, and he is remembered as a person of substance who contributed to the fabric of his local society.

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