Edward Blanchard Hodge

1841–1906 (age 65)

Biography

Edward Blanchard Hodge (1841–1906) lived through one of the most transformative periods in American history, from the antebellum era through the early twentieth century. His long life allowed him to witness the nation's greatest challenges and achievements.

Hodge's memory is preserved at Laurel Hill Cemetery, a place of honor reflecting his family's prominence and his contributions to his community. His life stands as a record of an important era in American history.

Also buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery

John Kintzing Kane
1795–1858 (age 63)
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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Richard Penn Smith
1799–1854 (age 55)
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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Ulric Dahlgren
1842–1864 (age 22)
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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Ferdinand Wakeman Hubbell
1801–1852 (age 51)
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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James St. Clair Morton
1829–1864 (age 35)
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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Albert Newsam
1809–1864 (age 55)
Laurel Hill Cemetery
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