Henry A. Hammel

1840–1902 (age 62)

soldier

Biography

Henry A. Hammel offered his strength and resolve in service as a soldier, and he gained the admiration of those who witnessed his calm endurance.

He treasured the companionship of fellow veterans and valued the peace found at Bellefontaine, where he now rests among still waters.

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