Louis Lasher Lorillard

1849–1910 (age 61)

Biography

Louis Lasher Lorillard was born in 1849 into a life of prominence and influence. His years were characterized by the pursuits and responsibilities that occupied men of his standing, and he conducted himself with the propriety expected of his station.

Lorillard's life ended in 1910, and he was interred in Saint Mary's Episcopal Churchyard. His passing marked the end of an era for those who knew him, and his memory continues to be honored by his family and community.

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