Nathaniel B. Treat

1839–1930 (age 91)

Biography

Nathaniel B. Treat (1839–1930) stood as a devoted presence through times of great change, offering steady companionship to those around him and taking pride in the quiet rhythms of his life. His years spanned the Civil War, reconstruction, and the dawn of a new century, yet he remained rooted in the values of diligence and kinship.

Now at rest in Greenwood Cemetery, Nathaniel is remembered by those who knew him for his calm strength and the gentle stewardship with which he cared for friends and family.

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