Copp's Hill Burying Ground
Boston, Massachusetts
Copp's Hill Burying Ground is a cemetery located in Boston, Massachusetts. BurialMap has 8 memorial records for people buried here. Notable people buried here include printer, merchant, sexton/patriot, freemason/activist, author/educator.
Memorials
Andrew Sigourney
1766–1820 (age 54)
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Andrew Sigourney was a Boston-area resident of the early 19th century.
Sarah Barker Sigourney Cushing
1789–1825 (age 36)
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Sarah Barker Sigourney Cushing was a Boston woman connected to prominent New England families.
Prince Hall
1735–1807 (age 72)
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Prince Hall was an African American Freemason and civil rights advocate who founded African Lodge in Boston.
Hannah Mather Crocker
1752–1829 (age 77)
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Hannah Mather Crocker was a Boston author and women's education advocate, descendant of the prominent Mather family.
Robert Newman
1752–1804 (age 52)
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Robert Newman was a Boston sexton and patriot who signaled the British troop movements on the night of April 18, 1775.
Isaac Parker
1768–1830 (age 62)
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Isaac Parker was a Boston resident who lived from 1768 to 1830.
Thomas Melvill
1751–1832 (age 81)
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Thomas Melvill (1751-1832) was a Boston merchant and participant in the Boston Tea Party.
Isaac Knapp
1804–1843 (age 39)
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Isaac Knapp (1804-1843) was a Newburyport printer and abolitionist publisher.