Charles Lenox Remond

1810–1873 (age 63)

Abolitionist

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About Charles Lenox Remond

Charles Lenox Remond (1810–1873) lived to age 63. They were an abolitionist. Born in Salem, they died in Boston. They are buried at Harmony Grove Cemetery in Massachusetts.

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Jacob Crowninshield
1770–1808 (age 38)
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John Lee Saltonstall
1878–1959 (age 81)
Harmony Grove Cemetery
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