Thomas Le Sueur

1867–1938 (age 71)

Biography

Thomas Le Sueur was born in 1867 and lived through the dynamic years of American expansion and modernization until his death in 1938. His life spanned the rise of industrial America and the emergence of the nation as a world power.

Le Sueur is remembered at Abilene Municipal Cemetery, where he was laid to rest. He is honored as part of the generation that witnessed profound transformations in American society and culture.

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