Allegheny Cemetery

Charles H. Kline

1870–1933 (age 63)

Allegheny Cemetery

Mayor of Pittsburgh from 1926 to 1933.

Andrew W. Loomis

1797–1873 (age 76)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Congressman.

F. T. F. Lovejoy

1854–1932 (age 78)

Allegheny Cemetery

Industrialist and associate of Andrew Carnegie.

James Lowry Jr.

1820–1876 (age 56)

Allegheny Cemetery

Mayor of Pittsburgh from 1864 to 1866.

William McClelland

1842–1892 (age 50)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Congressman.

Charles McClure

1804–1846 (age 42)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Congressman.

James McCord

1822–1894 (age 72)

Allegheny Cemetery

Millionaire owner of the oldest hattery west of the Allegheny Mountains and member of the South Fork Fishing and Hunting...

Henry Sellers McKee

1843–1924 (age 81)

Allegheny Cemetery

Millionaire glass manufacturer and founder of Jeannette, Pennsylvania.

Robert McKnight

1820–1885 (age 65)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Congressman.

William McNair

1880–1948 (age 68)

Allegheny Cemetery

Mayor of Pittsburgh from 1934 to 1936.

Thomas Mellon

1813–1908 (age 95)

Allegheny Cemetery

Founder of Mellon Bank.

Alexander Pollock Moore

1867–1930 (age 63)

Allegheny Cemetery

Publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader and ambassador married to actress Lillian Russell.

James Kennedy Moorhead

1806–1884 (age 78)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Congressman.

Philip H. Morgan

1825–1900 (age 75)

Allegheny Cemetery

Lawyer, jurist, and diplomat.

James S. Negley

1826–1901 (age 75)

Allegheny Cemetery

Civil War general and United States Congressman.

John Neville

1731–1803 (age 72)

Allegheny Cemetery

American Revolutionary War veteran and tax collector during the Whiskey Rebellion.

George Tener Oliver

1848–1919 (age 71)

Allegheny Cemetery

Publisher of the Pittsburgh Gazette Times and Chronicle Telegraph, and United States Senator.

Alfred L. Pearson

1838–1903 (age 65)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Army officer.

Henry Kirke Porter

1840–1921 (age 81)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Congressman.

James Hay Reed

1853–1927 (age 74)

Allegheny Cemetery

Founding partner of Knox & Reed (now Reed Smith LLP) and member of the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club.

Robert M. Riddle

1812–1858 (age 46)

Allegheny Cemetery

Mayor of Pittsburgh from 1853 to 1854.

John Buchanan Robinson

1846–1933 (age 87)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Congressman.

William Robinson Jr.

1785–1868 (age 83)

Allegheny Cemetery

Politician, businessman, and militia general.

Calbraith Perry Rodgers

1879–1912 (age 33)

Allegheny Cemetery

Aviation pioneer.

James Ross

1762–1847 (age 85)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Senator.

Archibald H. Rowand Jr.

1845–1913 (age 68)

Allegheny Cemetery

Civil War Congressional Medal of Honor recipient.

Lillian Russell

1861–1922 (age 61)

Allegheny Cemetery

Singer and actress.

Ted Sadowski

1936–1993 (age 57)

Allegheny Cemetery

Major League Baseball player.

Richard Mellon Scaife

1932–2014 (age 82)

Allegheny Cemetery

Billionaire supporter of conservative causes and publisher of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

George Shiras Jr.

1832–1924 (age 92)

Allegheny Cemetery

United States Supreme Court Associate Justice.

Jacob B. Sweitzer

1821–1888 (age 67)

Allegheny Cemetery

Pennsylvania lawyer and soldier who commanded the 2nd Brigade of the 1st Division/5th Corps at the Battle of Gettysburg.

Jane Swisshelm

1815–1884 (age 69)

Allegheny Cemetery

Journalist and abolitionist.

William Moorhead

1774–1817 (age 43)

Allegheny Cemetery

William Moorhead was a Pennsylvania merchant and civic leader in the Pittsburgh area.

John Gibson

1740–1822 (age 82)

Allegheny Cemetery

John Gibson was a Lancaster, Pennsylvania merchant and political figure during the Revolutionary era.

Adamson Tannehill

1750–1820 (age 70)

Allegheny Cemetery

Adamson Tannehill was a Frederick County resident who lived from 1750 to 1820 and was buried in Allegheny Cemetery.

Isaac Craig

1742–1826 (age 84)

Allegheny Cemetery

Isaac Craig lived from 1742 to 1826 and was buried in Allegheny Cemetery.

James O'Hara

1752–1819 (age 67)

Allegheny Cemetery

James O'Hara was born in County Mayo in 1752 and died in 1819, buried in Allegheny Cemetery.

John Darragh

1772–1828 (age 56)

Allegheny Cemetery

John Darragh was an Irish immigrant who lived from 1772 to 1828 and was buried in Allegheny Cemetery.

James Mountain

1771–1813 (age 42)

Allegheny Cemetery

James Mountain lived from 1771 to 1813 and was buried in Allegheny Cemetery.

Oliver Garrison

1778–1840 (age 62)

Allegheny Cemetery

Oliver Garrison was a resident who lived from 1778 to 1840.

Jacob Beltzhoover

1770–1835 (age 65)

Allegheny Cemetery

Jacob Beltzhoover (1770-1835) was a Washington County landowner and early settler in western Pennsylvania.

Joseph Stockton

1779–1832 (age 53)

Allegheny Cemetery

Joseph Stockton (1779-1832) was a Franklin County resident involved in early Pennsylvania settlement.

Magnus Miller Murray

1787–1838 (age 51)

Allegheny Cemetery

Magnus Miller Murray (1787-1838) was a Philadelphia merchant active in early American commerce.

Amelia Neville

1763–1849 (age 86)

Allegheny Cemetery

Amelia Neville (1763-1849) was a Winchester resident who lived to an advanced age of 86 years.

Joseph Patterson

1752–1832 (age 80)

Allegheny Cemetery

Joseph Patterson (1752-1832) was an early American whose specific occupation and location remain undocumented.

William W. Irwin

1803–1856 (age 53)

Allegheny Cemetery

William W. Irwin was a Pittsburgh businessman and civic figure of the 19th century.

Matthew B. Lowrie

1773–1850 (age 77)

Allegheny Cemetery

Matthew B. Lowrie was a Scottish-born resident who settled in Pittsburgh during the early 19th century.

Samuel R. Johnston

1797–1854 (age 57)

Allegheny Cemetery

Samuel R. Johnston was a Pittsburgh resident and civic figure of the early 19th century.

Charles Avery

1784–1858 (age 74)

Allegheny Cemetery

Charles Avery was a Pennsylvania abolitionist and educator who founded a school for African Americans.

William B. Foster

1779–1855 (age 76)

Allegheny Cemetery

William B. Foster was a West Virginia resident and family patriarch of the 19th century.