John N. Harman

1854–1934 (age 80)

Biography

John N. Harman (1854–1934) lived a long life that began in the aftermath of the Civil War and extended into the twentieth century. His lifetime witnessed the nation's industrial growth and modernization.

John N. Harman's legacy is honored at Maplewood Cemetery, where he was laid to rest in 1934, preserving his memory and his place within his community's enduring heritage.

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