William DuVal

1748–1842 (age 94)

Photograph of William DuVal

Biography

William DuVal was shaped by the rhythms of St. John's Episcopal life, drawing strength from its services and fellowship. He quietly supported the church and its members, offering hospitality and practical help whenever it was needed most.

He now lies in St. John's Episcopal Churchyard, where his legacy of steadfast support is gratefully remembered by later generations.

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