James McMahon Graham

1852–1945 (age 93)

Biography

James McMahon Graham, born in 1852, witnessed the turn of two centuries and remained a cherished figure until his death in 1945. His final resting place at Calvary Cemetery marks the conclusion of a life grounded in devotion to family and community.

James lived through times of transformation, always keeping the well-being of others at heart, and his memory is preserved by relatives and neighbors who recall his calm wisdom. The quiet serenity of Calvary Cemetery serves as a lasting tribute to his enduring generous spirit.

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