William Elam Tanner

1836–1898 (age 62)

Biography

William Elam Tanner, born 1836, carried a steady sense of purpose that inspired friends and family, facing challenges with calm determination.

Hollywood Cemetery holds his remains, a place where memories of his calm leadership continue to comfort those who cherish him.

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