William Mooser

1834–1896 (age 62)

Biography

William Mooser was born in 1834 and lived his life in San Francisco, a city transformed by the Gold Rush and rapid development during the nineteenth century. He witnessed the city's evolution from a small settlement into a major American metropolis.

His remains were interred at San Francisco Columbarium, a final resting place reflecting the city's cosmopolitan character and his place within its history.

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