Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Constance Adams

1964–2018 (age 54)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Constance Adams (1964–2018) was an American architect and space habitat designer whose work supported NASA missions.

Louis Alfred Wiltz

1843–1881 (age 38)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Louis Alfred Wiltz was a Louisiana politician who served as Governor of Louisiana during the Reconstruction era.

John B. Grayson

1806–1861 (age 55)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

John B. Grayson was a U.S. Army officer from Fayette County who lived from 1806 to 1861.

John Baptiste Michael Dracos Dimitry

1809–1873 (age 64)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

John Baptiste Michael Dracos Dimitry was a New Orleans resident who lived from 1809 to 1873.

Isidore Barbarin

1872–1960 (age 88)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Isidore Barbarin (1872-1960) was a New Orleans-based musician of the jazz tradition.

Lucien Barbarin

1956–2020 (age 64)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Lucien Barbarin (1956–2020) was a New Orleans-born jazz trombonist celebrated for performing with the Preservation Hal...

Dominique Bouligny

1773–1833 (age 60)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Dominique Bouligny was a New Orleans resident who lived from 1773 to 1833.

Robert C. Nicholas

1787–1856 (age 69)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Robert C. Nicholas was a Hanover Courthouse resident who lived from 1787 to 1856.

Marianne Celeste Dragon

1777–1856 (age 79)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Marianne Celeste Dragon was a New Orleans resident who lived from 1777 to 1856.

Françoise Chauvin Beaulieu de Monpliaisir Dragon

1755–1822 (age 67)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Françoise Chauvin Beaulieu de Monpliaisir Dragon was a New Orleans resident of French colonial descent who lived from 1...

Daniel Clark

1766–1813 (age 47)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Daniel Clark was an Irish-born resident of Sligo who lived from 1766 to 1813 and settled in New Orleans.

Thomas Dabney Dimitry

1850–1936 (age 86)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Thomas Dabney Dimitry (1850–1936) concluded his New Orleans life and was buried at Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1.

James De Berty Trudeau

1817–1887 (age 70)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

James De Berty Trudeau was a Jefferson Parish resident of French descent who lived during the 19th century.

Pierre Derbigny

1769–1829 (age 60)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Pierre Derbigny was a French-born resident of Laon who lived from 1769 to 1829 and settled in New Orleans.

Alexander Dimitry

1805–1883 (age 78)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Alexander Dimitry was a New Orleans educator and diplomat who served as superintendent of public schools and in various ...

Andrea Dimitry

1775–1852 (age 77)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Andrea Dimitry was a Hydra resident who lived from 1775 to 1852.

Jean-Louis Dolliole

1779–1861 (age 82)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Jean-Louis Dolliole was a French resident of La Seyne-sur-Mer who lived from 1779 to 1861.

William Donaldson

1813–1813 (age 0)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

William Donaldson was an English-born individual who emigrated to New Orleans and died in 1813.

Michel Dragon

1739–1821 (age 82)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Michel Dragon was a resident who lived from 1739 to 1821 and settled in New Orleans.

Felix Formento

1837–1907 (age 70)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Felix Formento was a New Orleans resident of the 19th century.

Jean François Canonge

1784–1848 (age 64)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Jean François Canonge was a Saint-Domingue-born writer and journalist who lived from 1784 to 1848.

Frederick Frey

1797–1851 (age 54)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Frederick Frey was a Bremen resident who lived from 1797 to 1851.

Charles Gayarré

1805–1895 (age 90)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Charles Gayarré (1805-1895) was a prominent New Orleans figure and notable 19th-century personality.

Pietro Gualdi

1808–1857 (age 49)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Pietro Gualdi lived from 1808 to 1857 and was buried in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1.

Benjamin Henry Latrobe

1764–1820 (age 56)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Benjamin Henry Latrobe was a prominent architect and engineer who lived from 1764 to 1820.

Antoine James de Marigny

1811–1890 (age 79)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Antoine James de Marigny (1811-1890) was a New Orleans aristocrat and landowner from a prominent Creole family.

Dr. John

1941–2019 (age 78)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Dr. John, the New Orleans pianist and singer-songwriter born Mac Rebennack, fused blues, jazz, and voodoo mystique in a ...

Jean Joseph Amable Humbert

1767–1823 (age 56)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Jean Joseph Amable Humbert was a French military officer who lived from 1767 to 1823.

Barthelemy Lafon

1769–1820 (age 51)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Barthelemy Lafon was a French-born surveyor and engineer who lived from 1769 to 1820 in New Orleans.

Marie Laveau

1801–1881 (age 80)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Marie Laveau was a renowned New Orleans voodoo priestess and practitioner who became an iconic figure in American folklo...

Sophronia Louise Claiborne de Marigny de Mandeville

1813–1890 (age 77)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Sophronia Louise Claiborne de Marigny de Mandeville was a member of a prominent New Orleans Creole family who lived from...

Louis Moreau-Lislet

1766–1832 (age 66)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Louis Moreau-Lislet was a resident of Dondon who lived from 1766 to 1832.

Alonzo Morphy

1798–1856 (age 58)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Alonzo Morphy lived from 1798 to 1856 and was buried in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1.

Paul Morphy

1837–1884 (age 47)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Paul Morphy was a legendary American chess prodigy from New Orleans who dominated the chess world in the mid-1800s.

Ernest Nathan Morial

1929–1989 (age 60)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Ernest Nathan Morial was the first African American mayor of New Orleans.

George Pandely

1829–1894 (age 65)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

George Pandely was a New Orleans resident who lived from 1829 to 1894.

Louis Placide Canonge

1822–1893 (age 71)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Louis Placide Canonge (1822-1893) was a New Orleans resident and cultural figure of the antebellum and postbellum South.

Homer Plessy

1862–1925 (age 63)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Homer Plessy was a New Orleans resident and central figure in the landmark 1896 Supreme Court case Plessy v. Ferguson wh...

Mary Powell Mills

1816–1894 (age 78)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Mary Powell Mills was a Baltimore resident who lived from 1816 to 1894.

John Randolph Grymes

1786–1854 (age 68)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

John Randolph Grymes was an Orange County resident who lived from 1786 to 1854.

Lawrence Rousseau

1790–1866 (age 76)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Lawrence Rousseau lived from 1790 to 1866 and was buried in Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1.

Henry Sellon Boneval Latrobe

1792–1817 (age 25)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Henry Sellon Boneval Latrobe was the son of architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe who lived from 1792 to 1817.

Charles Trudeau

1743–1816 (age 73)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Charles Trudeau was a New Orleans resident who lived from 1743 to 1816.

Etienne de Boré

1740–1820 (age 80)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Etienne de Boré was a French-born planter who lived from 1740 to 1820 and pioneered sugar cultivation in Louisiana.

Carlos de Hault de Lassus

1767–1843 (age 76)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Carlos de Hault de Lassus was born in Bouchain in 1767 and died in 1843.

Bernard de Marigny

1785–1868 (age 83)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Bernard de Marigny (1785-1868) was a prominent New Orleans Creole planter and landowner.