Richard March Hoe

1812–1886 (age 74)

Inventor/Manufacturer

Biography

Richard March Hoe (1812–1886) was an inventive manufacturer whose ingenuity helped improve the processes of printing, earning admiration for his technical skill and steady refinement of industrial arts.

His resting place at St. Ann's Episcopal Church Graveyard reflects the gratitude of a society that benefited from his dedication to innovation and his deep regard for community progress.

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