Henry Clay
1777–1852 (age 75)
Statesman/Politician
Biography
Henry Clay (1777–1852) was a prominent statesman and politician whose influence shaped American politics during the nineteenth century. Known for his oratory skills and political acumen, Clay served in Congress and played a crucial role in major legislative debates of his time.
Clay's career reflected his dedication to public service and his efforts to preserve the Union during turbulent times. He was laid to rest at Lexington Cemetery, where his legacy as one of America's great statesmen continues to be honored.