Thomas D. Taggart

1886–1949 (age 63)

Biography

Thomas D. Taggart was an active member of his community during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. His life spanned a period of significant growth and development, and he contributed to the civic life of his era.

Taggart's memory is preserved at Crown Hill Cemetery, reflecting his place in community history. His life represents the many individuals whose steady participation in community affairs helped build and sustain their towns and neighborhoods.

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