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William A. Guerry

1861–1928 (age 67)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

William A. Guerry (1861-1928) was an Episcopal churchgoer buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

William B. W. Howe

1823–1894 (age 71)

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William B. W. Howe was a Claremont resident from 1823 to 1894 with Episcopal Church connections.

Elizabeth Brewton Pinckney

1781–1857 (age 76)

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Elizabeth Brewton Pinckney was a prominent Charleston woman from a notable South Carolina family who lived from 1781 to ...

Mary Broughton Motte

1753–1842 (age 89)

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Mary Broughton Motte (1753-1842) was a woman of the colonial and early American periods interred at St. Philip's Episcop...

John C. Calhoun

1782–1850 (age 68)

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John C. Calhoun was a prominent South Carolina statesman and Vice President who lived from 1782 to 1850.

John C. Calhoun II

1843–1918 (age 75)

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John C. Calhoun II (1843-1918) was a Demopolis-based individual descended from a prominent American political family.

Gabriel E. Manigault

1833–1899 (age 66)

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Gabriel E. Manigault (1833-1899) was a Charleston-based individual from a prominent South Carolina family.

Edward Frost

1801–1868 (age 67)

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Edward Frost (1801-1868) was an Episcopal church member in Charleston, South Carolina.

James Gadsden

1788–1858 (age 70)

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James Gadsden was a Charleston-based military officer and diplomat who lived from 1788 to 1858.

John Gadsden

1787–1831 (age 44)

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John Gadsden (1787-1831) was a Charleston-area individual of the early 19th century.

Dorothy Heyward

1890–1961 (age 71)

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Dorothy Heyward (1890-1961) was a Wooster resident and writer.

DuBose Heyward

1885–1940 (age 55)

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DuBose Heyward (1885-1940) was a Charleston-based author and playwright buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery...

Elizabeth Heyward Manigault

1808–1877 (age 69)

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Elizabeth Heyward Manigault (1808-1877) was buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

Alicia Hopton Russell Middleton

1788–1840 (age 52)

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Alicia Hopton Russell Middleton (1788-1840) was a woman buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

Robert Howe Pinckney

1856–1913 (age 57)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

Robert Howe Pinckney (1856-1913) was a person of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Eliza Izard Pinckney

1784–1862 (age 78)

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Eliza Izard Pinckney (1784-1862) was a member of the prominent Pinckney family of South Carolina.

Robert James Turnbull

1775–1833 (age 58)

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Robert James Turnbull (1775-1833) was a South Carolina resident and contemporary of the early American nation.

Robert James Turnbull Jr.

1807–1854 (age 47)

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Robert James Turnbull Jr. was a South Carolina writer and political theorist who lived from 1807 to 1854.

Abraham Kaufman

1811–1839 (age 28)

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Abraham Kaufman (1811-1839) was a Carlisle resident interred at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

William L. Smith

1758–1812 (age 54)

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William L. Smith (1758-1812) was a Charleston-based figure of the early American period.

James Ladson

1753–1812 (age 59)

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James Ladson (1753-1812) was a Charleston resident of the late 18th century.

James Lowndes

1769–1839 (age 70)

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James Lowndes (1769-1839) was a man of the late 18th and early 19th centuries buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Ce...

William Mason Smith

1788–1838 (age 50)

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William Mason Smith (1788-1838) was a man of the early 19th century interred at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

Edward McCrady

1802–1892 (age 90)

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Edward McCrady was a Charleston figure from 1802 to 1892 with ties to St. Philip's Episcopal Church.

Edward McCrady

1833–1903 (age 70)

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Edward McCrady was a Charleston resident who lived from 1833 to 1903.

Arthur Middleton

1785–1837 (age 52)

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Arthur Middleton (1785-1837) was a prominent figure interred at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

Edmund Moore Rhett

1877–1918 (age 41)

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Edmund Moore Rhett (1877-1918) was a Charleston resident who died during World War I.

Charles Pinckney

1757–1824 (age 67)

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Charles Pinckney was a prominent Charleston statesman and signer of the U.S. Constitution.

Thomas Pinckney

1750–1828 (age 78)

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Thomas Pinckney was a Charleston diplomat and military officer who served as U.S. Minister to Spain and Great Britain.

Thomas Pinckney

1780–1842 (age 62)

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Thomas Pinckney (1780-1842) was a notable figure of the early American period buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Ce...

Sarah Pogson Smith

1774–1870 (age 96)

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Sarah Pogson Smith (1774-1870) was a long-lived woman of the early American period.

Susan Pringle Smith

1789–1846 (age 57)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

Susan Pringle Smith (1789-1846) was a woman buried at St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery.

Robert Quash Pinckney

1828–1902 (age 74)

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Robert Quash Pinckney lived from 1828 to 1902.

Edward Rutledge

1749–1800 (age 51)

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Edward Rutledge was a Charleston lawyer, politician, and signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Judith Smith

1762–1820 (age 58)

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Judith Smith (1762-1820) was a Charleston woman of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Ralph Stead Izard

1783–1816 (age 33)

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Ralph Stead Izard was a South Carolina planter and politician from a prominent lowcountry family.