Thomas Jackson Charlton IV

1895–1955 (age 60)

Biography

Thomas Jackson Charlton IV spent his life amid Savannah’s live oak avenues, offering steadfast support to the civic and cultural traditions that made the city beloved of so many.

He cherished Bonaventure Cemetery as a place of solace and remembrance, reflecting the gentler rhythms of a generation devoted to family ties and civic responsibility.

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