Ginger Beaumont

1876–1956 (age 80)

Major League Baseball outfielder

Biography

Ginger Beaumont, born in 1876, became one of the early staples of Major League Baseball whose steady play in the outfield thrilled turn-of-the-century fans and inspired young athletes. He carried a quiet humility that made him a beloved teammate wherever his career took him.

After retiring from the diamond he cherished time with family and remained a protector of the camaraderie that sports can foster, always thankful for the friendships forged along the way. He is remembered with gratitude at Rochester Cemetery, where his legacy of dedication and kindness endures.

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