J. A. Pierce

1874–1956 (age 82)

Biography

J. A. Pierce lived from 1874 to 1956, a span of eighty-two years during which he experienced the rapid modernization of America. His lifetime encompassed the rise of industrialization, technological innovation, and significant cultural change.

Pierce's life and memory are preserved in the community he was part of and at Homewood Cemetery, where he rests. His legacy continues through the lives he touched and the impact he made during his time.

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