Samuel Merrill

1855–1932 (age 77)

Biography

Samuel Merrill lived from 1855 to 1932, experiencing the transformation of America from the post-Civil War era through the early twentieth century. His long life provided him with the opportunity to witness and participate in the development of his community.

Merrill's legacy is preserved at Maplewood Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. His life spanned nearly eight decades of American growth and change, making him a living bridge between different eras.

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