Andrew Bryson

1822–1892 (age 70)

Biography

Andrew Bryson was born in 1822 and lived a life of significance during the nineteenth century. He was a valued member of his community, contributing to its character and development throughout his years.

Bryson passed away in 1892, leaving behind memories cherished by those who knew him. He is interred at Green-Wood Cemetery, a final resting place befitting his standing in the community.

Also buried at Green-Wood Cemetery

Mary Ann Duff
1794–1857 (age 63)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Mary Ann Duff was a London-born actress and performer of the early 19th century.
Isaac T. Hopper
1771–1852 (age 81)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Isaac T. Hopper was a Quaker abolitionist and social reformer who aided fugitive slaves throughout his life.
John D. Sloat
1781–1867 (age 86)
Green-Wood Cemetery
John D. Sloat was an American naval officer who served as commodore during the Mexican-American War.
Leonard Bernstein
1918–1990 (age 72)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Renowned composer and conductor best known for West Side Story and his tenure with the New York Philharmonic.
Jordan Lawrence Mott
1799–1866 (age 67)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Jordan Lawrence Mott (1799-1866) was a Manhasset resident and likely industrialist or businessman of the 19th century.
Anson Green Phelps
1781–1853 (age 72)
Green-Wood Cemetery
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