Edmund Sears

Jefferson F. Long

1836–1901 (age 65)

Linwood Cemetery

Jefferson F. Long (1836-1901) was a Knoxville resident buried at Linwood Cemetery.

William A. Brooks

1864–1921 (age 57)

Linwood Cemetery

William A. Brooks (1864–1921) rests at Linwood Cemetery.

John F. Rague

1799–1877 (age 78)

Linwood Cemetery

John F. Rague (1799-1877) was a Scotch Plains resident and architect known for designing notable American buildings.

Everett Strupper

1896–1950 (age 54)

Linwood Cemetery

Everett Strupper (1896–1950) came from Columbus and is interred at Linwood Cemetery.

Eliza Scudder

1821–1896 (age 75)

Linwood Cemetery

Eliza Scudder (1821-1896) was a New England woman of the 19th century.

Francis Blake

1850–1913 (age 63)

Linwood Cemetery

Francis Blake was a Needham native who lived from 1850 to 1913 and was buried at Linwood Cemetery.

Francisco García Diego y Moreno

1785–1846 (age 61)

Mission Santa Barbara Cemetery

Francisco García Diego y Moreno (1785-1846) was a Mexican ecclesiastical figure from Lagos de Moreno.

Edward Raymond Ames

1806–1879 (age 73)

Green Mount Cemetery

Edward Raymond Ames was a Methodist bishop and clergyman from Ohio who led the church during the Civil War era.

Manasseh Cutler

1742–1823 (age 81)

Hamilton Cemetery

Manasseh Cutler was a Killingly resident who lived from 1742 to 1823 and was a prominent clergyman and naturalist.

Samuel Kirkland

1741–1808 (age 67)

Hamilton College Cemetery

Samuel Kirkland was a Norwich-based clergyman and missionary who lived from 1741 to 1808.

Moses Hoge

1752–1820 (age 68)

Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Moses Hoge (1752-1820) was a clergyman from Cedar Grove.

James Freeman

1759–1835 (age 76)

East Parish Burying Ground

James Freeman (1759-1835) was a Charlestown, Massachusetts clergyman and early American Unitarian minister.