Wilson J. Vance

1845–1911 (age 66)

Biography

Wilson J. Vance, born in 1845, witnessed a century of change while maintaining an unwavering sense of duty. His personal story may not be fully documented, but the respect accorded to him at Arlington demonstrates the impact of his lifetime of service.

Visitors to Arlington National Cemetery can honor his memory and the legacy of those who lived with courage and compassion.

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