James Carr
1777–1818 (age 41)
Merchant
About James Carr
James Carr (1777–1818) lived to age 41. They were a merchant. Born in Bangor, they died in Louisville. They are buried at Mount Hope Cemetery in New York.
Also buried at Mount Hope Cemetery
Frederick Buckley
1833–1864 (age 31)
Mount Hope Cemetery
Frederick Buckley was a British military officer who served during the 19th century.
Samuel Thatcher
1776–1872 (age 96)
Mount Hope Cemetery
Samuel Thatcher (1776-1872) of Cambridge was a long-lived resident buried in Mount Hope Cemetery.
Weldon F. Crossland
1890–1961 (age 71)
Mount Hope Cemetery
Weldon F. Crossland was a Wayne native whose detailed biographical information remains limited in available historical s...
Jessie Bonstelle
1871–1932 (age 61)
Mount Hope Cemetery
Jessie Bonstelle was a theatrical producer and director active in early 20th century American theater.
Elizabeth Cilicia Babcock
1835–1899 (age 64)
Mount Hope Cemetery
Elizabeth Cilicia Babcock was an Orono resident who lived from 1835 to 1899.
Nicholas Rippen Abberly
1891–1983 (age 92)
Mount Hope Cemetery
Nicholas Rippen Abberly (1891-1983) lived for 92 years and was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery.
Other notable merchants
David Stewart
1800–1858 (age 58)
Westminster Hall and Burying Ground
David Stewart was an American merchant and civic figure from Baltimore who lived from 1800 to 1858.
Francis M. Dimond
1796–1859 (age 63)
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Francis M. Dimond (1796-1859) was a Bristol resident and notable figure in early American commerce.
Charles McEvers
1739–1808 (age 69)
Trinity Churchyard
Charles McEvers was a New York merchant and prominent citizen of the early republic.
Peter Gerard Stuyvesant
1778–1847 (age 69)
St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery Churchyard
Peter Gerard Stuyvesant (1778-1847) was a New York City merchant and descendant of Dutch colonial leaders.
Joseph C. Boyd
1760–1823 (age 63)
Eastern Cemetery
Joseph C. Boyd was an American merchant from Newbury, Massachusetts.
Owen Johns
d. 1884
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Prominent New York City merchant who operated dry goods palaces, precursors to department stores, in Manhattan.