Franklin Bartlett

1847–1909 (age 62)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Franklin Bartlett served his nation and constituents with distinction as a United States Representative. His political career reflected a commitment to public service and the principles of democratic governance that defined his era.

Bartlett was laid to rest at Green-Wood Cemetery, where he is remembered among the notable public servants of his time. His contributions to Congress and his dedication to his constituents remain part of the historical record of American political life.

Also buried at Green-Wood Cemetery

Thomas Crawford
1813–1857 (age 44)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Thomas Crawford was a New York City-based sculptor and artist who died in 1857.
John D. Sloat
1781–1867 (age 86)
Green-Wood Cemetery
John D. Sloat was an American naval officer who served as commodore during the Mexican-American War.
Jordan Lawrence Mott
1799–1866 (age 67)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Jordan Lawrence Mott (1799-1866) was a Manhasset resident and likely industrialist or businessman of the 19th century.
Rufus Wilmot Griswold
1815–1857 (age 42)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Rufus Wilmot Griswold was an American editor, critic, and anthologist who lived from 1815 to 1857.
Mary Ann Duff
1794–1857 (age 63)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Mary Ann Duff was a London-born actress and performer of the early 19th century.
Elizabeth F. Ellet
1818–1877 (age 59)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Elizabeth F. Ellet was a Sodus Point-born author and historian who lived from 1818 to 1877.