Daniel Carroll of Duddington

1764–1849 (age 85)

Landowner

Photograph of Daniel Carroll of Duddington

About Daniel Carroll of Duddington

Daniel Carroll of Duddington (1764–1849) lived to age 85. They were a landowner. They are buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery in District of Columbia.

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Francis Asbury
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Barbara Fritchie
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Henry Wirz
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Gideon B. Smith
1793–1867 (age 74)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Adolphus Heiman
1809–1862 (age 53)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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Thomas Johnson
1732–1819 (age 87)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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