Antoine James de Marigny
1811–1890 (age 79)
Landowner
About Antoine James de Marigny
Antoine James de Marigny (1811–1890) lived to age 79. They were a landowner. Born in New Orleans. They are buried at Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1.
Also buried at Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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Hollywood Cemetery
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Charles Carroll of Bellevue
1767–1823 (age 56)
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Frederick Philipse
1755–1829 (age 74)
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Eunice Backus Trumbull
1749–1826 (age 77)
Grove Street Cemetery
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Philip Key
1750–1820 (age 70)
Christ Church Cemetery
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