Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler

1869–1942 (age 73)

Biography

Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler was a prominent member of the Chanler family, one of America's most distinguished families with deep roots in New York society. Throughout his life, he maintained the family's legacy of civic engagement and cultural patronage.

His memory is preserved at Saint Pauls Episcopal Church Cemetery, a testament to his enduring connection to his faith and community. He is remembered as a figure of his era who embodied the values of his social circle and time.

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