Melicent Humason Lee

1889–1943 (age 54)

Biography

Melicent Humason Lee (1889–1943) lived during the early twentieth century, a period of rapid innovation and social change in America. Her life encompassed the Progressive Era, World War I, and the interwar years, during which society underwent profound transformation.

Lee's memory is preserved at Mount Hope Cemetery, where she was laid to rest. She remains part of her community's historical record, representing a generation that lived through times of great challenge and change.

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