Rufus Lee McDonald

1832–1923 (age 91)

Biography

Rufus Lee McDonald, whose life began in 1832, experienced the expansion of the American frontier and the waves of innovation that followed. He took part in the daily rhythms of a community shaped by perseverance and mutual support during turbulent decades.

His final resting place at Mount Mora Cemetery invites reflection on a life spent contributing to the collective work of building a resilient hometown.

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