John Ormsbee Ames

1872–1936 (age 64)

Rhode Island resident

Biography

John Ormsbee Ames was a prominent Rhode Island resident whose life spanned the transformative years from 1872 to 1936. He maintained deep roots in his community and was remembered for his contributions to Rhode Island society during a period of significant industrial and social change.

Ames's legacy reflects the character and values of early twentieth-century New England. He rests at Swan Point Cemetery, a testament to his standing in the Rhode Island community he called home.

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