James MacNaughton

1864–1949 (age 85)

Biography

James MacNaughton guided Calumet & Hecla Mining Company through periods of boom and uncertainty, always mindful of the miners and families who depended on the enterprise. He supported social services, education, and the communal spirit that defined Lake View and its neighboring towns.

His legacy, interred at Lake View Cemetery, endures in the resilient communities that flourished under his thoughtful stewardship.

Did you know James MacNaughton?

Help us tell their story. Share a memory, upload a gravestone photo, or correct any details.

Also buried at Lake View Cemetery

William Case
1818–1862 (age 44)
Lake View Cemetery
William Case was a Cleveland businessman and philanthropist who lived from 1818 to 1862.
Jeptha Wade
1811–1890 (age 79)
Lake View Cemetery
Co-founder of Lake View Cemetery and Western Union Telegraph Company, honored by Wade Memorial Chapel completed in 1901.
James A. Garfield
1831–1881 (age 50)
Lake View Cemetery
Assassinated 20th President of the United States whose memorial was erected at Lake View Cemetery in 1890.
Arthur St. John Newberry
1853–1912 (age 59)
Lake View Cemetery
Arthur St. John Newberry was a Cleveland resident who lived from 1853 to 1912 and was buried in Lake View Cemetery.
Charles E. Courtney
1849–1920 (age 71)
Lake View Cemetery
Charles E. Courtney (1849-1920) was a Union Springs resident and prominent rowing coach and athlete.
Samuel Starkweather
1799–1876 (age 77)
Lake View Cemetery
Samuel Starkweather (1799-1876) was a Pawtucket resident buried at Lake View Cemetery.