José Francisco Chaves

1833–1904 (age 71)

Politician and soldier

Biography

José Francisco Chaves (1833–1904) provided courageous leadership as both a soldier and politician, helping to shape the future of the region he loved with steadfast resolve. His commitment to service was matched by a deep sense of loyalty to the people of New Mexico.

Santa Fe National Cemetery holds him now, where his legacy of sacrifice and statesmanship continues to inspire those who cherish liberty and community.

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