William E. Hutton

1845–1934 (age 89)

Biography

William E. Hutton spent his life near Spring Grove Cemetery, shaping his community with steadfast labor and a devotion to the rhythms of rural life.

In an era of great change, he was one of those steady presences whose punctuality and quiet counsel kept his neighbors grounded.

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