Isaac S. Catlin

1835–1916 (age 81)

Military Officer

Biography

Isaac S. Catlin answered the call to preserve the Union, rising through the ranks with calm judgment and courage and being recognized with the Medal of Honor for his conduct during the Civil War.

After the conflict he returned to civilian life as a lawyer, remaining devoted to his comrades, and he took pride in supporting veterans and their families, ultimately being laid to rest among them at Arlington.

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Arlington National Cemetery
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Charles Wilkes
1798–1877 (age 79)
Arlington National Cemetery
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John F. Kennedy
1917–1963 (age 46)
Arlington National Cemetery
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Robert F. Kennedy
1925–1968 (age 43)
Arlington National Cemetery
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Joseph A. Mower
1827–1870 (age 43)
Arlington National Cemetery
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Lovell Rousseau
1818–1869 (age 51)
Arlington National Cemetery
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