Theodore W. Hunt

1844–1930 (age 86)

Biography

Theodore W. Hunt was born in 1844 and died in 1930, living a long life of nearly eighty-six years. He witnessed the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the entire development of modern America, serving as a living bridge between centuries.

Mr. Hunt is laid to rest at Princeton Cemetery, a place of honor befitting his long and meaningful life. His memory endures as part of the historical continuum of his era and community.

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