Gurden Chapin

1831–1875 (age 44)

Biography

Gurden Chapin was born in 1831 and lived through the antebellum period, the Civil War, and the early years of Reconstruction. He established himself as a community member during a time of great national upheaval and change.

Chapin passed away in 1875 and was interred at Culpeper National Cemetery, a final resting place that reflects the significance of the Civil War era in which he lived. His life spanned forty-four years of American history marked by conflict and renewal.

Also buried at Culpeper National Cemetery

Ray Hanken
1911–1980 (age 69)
Culpeper National Cemetery
Ray Hanken was an American resident of Oelwein who lived from 1911 to 1980.
Henry W. Clark
1899–1976 (age 77)
Culpeper National Cemetery
Henry W. Clark (1899-1976) was a Wrangell resident and military service member.