J. A. Spalding

1833–1904 (age 71)

Cedar Hill Cemetery

Biography

J. A. Spalding, born in 1833, was regarded as a steadfast member of his community, offering practical leadership and quiet encouragement to those around him. He appreciated the value of common kindness and worked diligently to support the families and organizations that shaped his daily life.

His thoughtful presence was felt long after he passed in 1904, and he now rests at Cedar Hill Cemetery, where friends and kin still remember the calm strength he shared so freely.

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1787–1851 (age 64)
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Horace Wells
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Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Robert O. Tyler
1831–1874 (age 43)
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Edward Williams Hooker
1865–1915 (age 50)
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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George Washington Kinner
1832–1919 (age 87)
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Charles F. Kinner
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Cedar Hill Cemetery
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