Clement Storer

1760–1830 (age 70)

U.S. Senator

Biography

Clement Storer of New Hampshire brought a careful mind to the U.S. Senate, participating in the early deliberations of the national legislature and applying his medical and legislative knowledge to questions of the day.

His final repose in Old North Cemetery pays tribute to a life spent straddling the healing arts and public policy for the good of his neighbors.

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Eli Todd
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Jane Pierce
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Alice Cogswell
1805–1830 (age 25)
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Franklin Pierce
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Old North Cemetery
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