John King

1865–1938 (age 73)

Biography

John King lived from 1865 to 1938, experiencing seventy-three years of American life during a period of significant national development. His lifetime encompassed the post-Civil War era through the Great Depression.

King's memory is honored at Calvary Cemetery, where he rests among those whose lives shaped the communities they served.

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