J. C. Newman

1884–1945 (age 61)

cigar manufacturer

Biography

J. C. Newman built a cigar enterprise that became a pillar of industry, combining skilled craftsmanship with an eye toward community support as his business grew.

His leadership created livelihoods for many, and Cedar Hill Cemetery holds his grave as a reminder of entrepreneurial tenacity.

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