Aloysius Ignatius Mudd

1844–1919 (age 75)

Biography

Aloysius Ignatius Mudd was a devoted presence in the Mount Olivet community, known for the warmth with which he embraced neighbors and family alike. He balanced quiet private devotion with generous support for the civic and spiritual causes that enriched his surroundings.

Those who shared in his life remember a steady listener and kindly guide whose steady example encouraged others to attend to the needs of one another.

Also buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery

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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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1826–1863 (age 37)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Henry Wirz
1823–1865 (age 42)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Thomas Johnson
1732–1819 (age 87)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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1816–1863 (age 47)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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