Natalie Harris Hammond

1859–1931 (age 72)

Biography

Natalie Harris Hammond began her journey in 1859, living a life characterized by empathy, reliability, and the warm encouragement she offered friends and neighbors.

Green-Wood Cemetery now holds her memory, where her kindness is softly recalled by those who cherished her calming influence.

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