Ledyard Cogswell Jr.

1878–1954 (age 76)

Businessman

Biography

Ledyard Cogswell Jr. built a reputation in Albany as a conscientious businessman who balanced entrepreneurial drive with community-minded values. His steady hand guided ventures that bolstered the local economy while supporting civic institutions and ensuring that his colleagues and employees were treated with respect.

He remained deeply connected to the Capital District, offering encouragement to the next generation of leaders and lending his presence to charitable causes. His loved ones recall him with affection at Albany Rural Cemetery, where his memory endures among the region he served so faithfully.

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