Howard Bucknell

1874–1962 (age 88)

Biography

Howard Bucknell was a notable resident of The Woodlands during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He lived a full life spanning nearly nine decades, witnessing significant changes in American society and culture.

Bucknell's legacy remains part of the community's historical fabric, remembered by those who knew of his presence and contributions to local life during his time.

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