William Mason

1829–1908 (age 79)

Biography

William Mason (1829–1908) lived a long and full life, witnessing the nation's transformation from its early industrial age through the modern era. His nearly eighty years encompassed some of the most significant developments in American history and society.

Mason is remembered at Rosedale Cemetery, where his grave stands as a testament to a life well-lived and a legacy of character and integrity. His memory endures among the generations that followed.

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John Stevens Darcy
1788–1863 (age 75)
Rosedale Cemetery
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Alfred P. Boller
1840–1912 (age 72)
Rosedale Cemetery
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Martha Van Marter
1839–1931 (age 92)
Rosedale Cemetery
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John Dane
1835–1916 (age 81)
Rosedale Cemetery
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Benjamin Joseph Franklin
1839–1898 (age 59)
Rosedale Cemetery
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Tom D. McKeown
1878–1951 (age 73)
Rosedale Cemetery
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