Guy Gregory Callow

1877–1948 (age 71)

Biography

Guy Gregory Callow lived a full life spanning seven decades in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He was a respected member of his community who witnessed and participated in the significant changes of his era.

His legacy remains part of the historical record of those who shaped their communities during this formative period in American history. He was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery, where his memory is preserved.

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