Harriette A. Keyser

1841–1936 (age 95)

Biography

Harriette A. Keyser lived through nearly a century of American history, born in 1841 and witnessing the nation's transformation from the antebellum period through the Great Depression. Her long life spanned remarkable changes in society, technology, and culture.

She passed away in 1936 at an advanced age and was interred at Saint Johns Cemetery, where her memory is preserved among the community's honored deceased. Her life represents a bridge between generations of American experience.

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