George W. Hamersly

1810–1892 (age 82)

Biography

George W. Hamersly kept steadfast watch over Baltimore's maritime and commercial interests, guiding merchants and sailors through periods of growth and uncertainty with a patient hand.

He supported harbor organizations and charitable partnerships, ensuring that seafaring families could find aid, and his memory endures at Laurel Hill Cemetery.

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