Nate Salsbury

1846–1902 (age 56)

Biography

Nate Salsbury was a man of quiet strength whose life was marked by steady labor and thoughtful citizenship. His practical wisdom and calm demeanor offered reassurance to neighbors navigating the changes of a new century.

Salsbury’s legacy lives on in the examples he set of integrity, kindness, and commitment to the common good, values that continue to guide others.

Also buried at Woodlawn Cemetery

Miles Davis
1926–1991 (age 65)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Legendary jazz trumpeter and bandleader who was at the forefront of several major developments in jazz music.
Francis Granger
1792–1868 (age 76)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Francis Granger (1792-1868) was a Suffield resident and American politician of the 19th century.
Duke Ellington
1899–1974 (age 75)
Woodlawn Cemetery
One of the most influential jazz musicians and composers of the 20th century.
Ezra Hall Gillett
1823–1875 (age 52)
Woodlawn Cemetery
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William Aikman
1824–1909 (age 85)
Woodlawn Cemetery
William Aikman was a New York City-based artist and painter of the 19th century.
Henry Creamer
1879–1930 (age 51)
Woodlawn Cemetery
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