William Gilman Low

1844–1936 (age 92)

Biography

William Gilman Low (1844–1936) spent a life of perseverance near Oakwood Cemetery, bridging generations with stories of patience and industry.

He cherished the ties that bound families together and encouraged young people to honor their roots.

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