William Hayward

1877–1944 (age 67)

Biography

William Hayward was born in 1877 and lived a full life spanning the transition from the Victorian era into the modern age. His lifetime witnessed the rapid industrialization of America and the emergence of the United States as a world power.

Hayward passed away in 1944 and was laid to rest in Cedar Grove Cemetery. His sixty-seven years connected the nineteenth-century values with twentieth-century progress.

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