R. N. Groner

1876–1930 (age 54)

Biography

R. N. Groner (1876–1930) lived during a period of significant change and development in America. Though his life was relatively brief, he established himself as a respected member of his community during his time.

Groner's memory is preserved at Cedar Grove Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. His life, though not lengthy, reflected the values and character of the early twentieth century.

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