Laura Faustina Pearson Kezer

1850–1934 (age 84)

Biography

Laura Faustina Pearson Kezer lived during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a period of significant social and cultural change in America. She was a member of her community whose life reflected the experiences of her time.

Kezer's memory is preserved in the historical record and among those who knew her. She remains part of the broader narrative of American life and family history during her era.

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