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Eliza Jumel

1775–1865 (age 90)

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Eliza Jumel was a Providence-born woman who lived from 1775 to 1865.

Edward I. Koch

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Mayor of New York City.

Charles L. Livingston

1800–1873 (age 73)

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Charles L. Livingston (1800-1873) was a New York resident buried at Trinity Church Cemetery.

John Lamb

1735–1800 (age 65)

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John Lamb was a New York City patriot and political figure active during the American Revolution.

James Lawrence

1781–1813 (age 32)

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Naval hero during the War of 1812.

Francis Lewis

1713–1802 (age 89)

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Signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Louisa Livingston

1826–1876 (age 50)

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Louisa Livingston (1826-1876) was a New York woman interred at Trinity Church Cemetery.

Sarah Livingston

1725–1805 (age 80)

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Sarah Livingston was a member of the prominent Livingston family who lived to age 80.

Schuyler Livingston

1772–1809 (age 37)

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Schuyler Livingston was a member of the prominent Livingston family who died at age 37.

Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright I

1792–1854 (age 62)

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Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright I (1792-1854) was a Liverpool-born clergyman who served as a prominent Episcopal bishop.

Bache McEvers

1798–1851 (age 53)

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Bache McEvers (1798-1851) was a New York merchant and financier of the early American republic.

Richard Morris

1730–1810 (age 80)

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Richard Morris was a Morrisania resident from a prominent New York family.

Hercules Mulligan

1740–1825 (age 85)

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Spy during the American Revolution and friend of Alexander Hamilton.

Robert Nicholls Auchmuty

1755–1813 (age 58)

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Robert Nicholls Auchmuty lived from 1755 to 1813 and was buried at Trinity Church Cemetery.

James Nicholson

1737–1804 (age 67)

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James Nicholson was a prominent figure in Chestertown during the late 18th century.

Jerry Orbach

1935–2004 (age 69)

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Jerry Orbach (1935-2004) from New York City is interred in Trinity Church Cemetery.

Frederick Philipse

1755–1829 (age 74)

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Frederick Philipse was a member of the prominent Philipse family who lived to age 74.

Samuel Provoost

1742–1815 (age 73)

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Samuel Provoost was an American clergyman and the first Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New York.

John R. Fellows

1832–1896 (age 64)

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John R. Fellows was a Troy resident who lived from 1832 to 1896.

Stephen Rochefontaine

1755–1814 (age 59)

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Stephen Rochefontaine was a resident of Aÿ who lived during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

John Rudolph Astor

1881–1881 (age 0)

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John Rudolph Astor was a member of the wealthy Astor family who died in infancy in 1881.

Angelica Schuyler Church

1756–1814 (age 58)

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Angelica Schuyler Church was an American socialite and daughter of Revolutionary War general Philip Schuyler.

John Morin Scott

1730–1784 (age 54)

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Continental Congress delegate, Revolutionary War general, and first secretary of state of New York.

John Sloss Hobart

1738–1805 (age 67)

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John Sloss Hobart was a Fairfield resident who lived during the founding era of the United States.

George Templeton Strong

1820–1875 (age 55)

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Diarist, abolitionist, and lawyer known for his detailed historical records.

Robert Swartwout

1779–1848 (age 69)

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Robert Swartwout was a Poughkeepsie resident who lived from 1779 to 1848.

Samuel Swartwout

1783–1856 (age 73)

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Samuel Swartwout (1783-1856) was a Poughkeepsie-based merchant and U.S. political appointee of the early 19th century.

Silas Talbot

1750–1813 (age 63)

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U.S. Navy commodore and second captain of the USS Constitution.

Phebe Taylor Winthrop

1765–1841 (age 76)

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Phebe Taylor Winthrop lived from 1765 to 1841 and was buried in Trinity Church Cemetery.

Stephen Van Rensselaer Cruger

1844–1898 (age 54)

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Stephen Van Rensselaer Cruger lived from 1844 to 1898 and was buried in Trinity Church Cemetery.

John W. Mulligan

1774–1862 (age 88)

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John W. Mulligan was an American who lived from 1774 to 1862.

John Ward

1767–1816 (age 49)

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John Ward was an individual who lived in the early 19th century.

Samuel Ward

1814–1884 (age 70)

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Samuel Ward was a prominent New York merchant and philanthropist who lived from 1814 to 1884.

John Watts Jr.

1749–1836 (age 87)

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John Watts Jr. was a New York City merchant and landowner who lived from 1749 to 1836.

Franklin Wharton

1767–1818 (age 51)

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Commandant of the Marine Corps from 1804 to 1818.

Marinus Willett

1740–1830 (age 90)

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Marinus Willett was a Jamaica resident and American military officer who lived from 1740 to 1830.

Edward William Laight

1773–1852 (age 79)

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Edward William Laight (1773-1852) was a New York merchant and landowner prominent in early 19th-century commerce.

Hugh Williamson

1735–1802 (age 67)

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American politician and signer of the Constitution of the United States.

Hugh Williamson

1735–1819 (age 84)

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Hugh Williamson was a Chester County resident who lived through the Revolutionary War and early republic.

Elizabeth Wolcott Gracie

1795–1819 (age 24)

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Elizabeth Wolcott Gracie was a young woman from a prominent New York family who died at age 24.

John Peter Zenger

1697–1746 (age 49)

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Newspaper publisher whose libel trial helped establish the right to a free press.

Rita de Acosta Lydig

1875–1929 (age 54)

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Rita de Acosta Lydig (1875–1929) was a prominent New York City socialite and patron of the arts.

unnamed infant son Astor

1802–1802 (age 0)

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An unnamed infant son of the Astor family who died in infancy in 1802.