James Hoban
1762–1831 (age 69)
Architect
About James Hoban
James Hoban (1762–1831) lived to age 69. They were an architect. Born in County Kilkenny, they died in Washington, D.C.. They are buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery in District of Columbia.
Also buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery
Randal William McGavock
1826–1863 (age 37)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Randal William McGavock was a Nashville resident and Confederate officer who died in 1863.
Francis Asbury
1745–1816 (age 71)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Francis Asbury (1745-1816) was a Hamstead native buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Henry Wirz
1823–1865 (age 42)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Henry Wirz was a Confederate officer from Switzerland who was executed for war crimes after the Civil War.
Gideon B. Smith
1793–1867 (age 74)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Gideon B. Smith was a 19th-century American businessman and community figure.
Mary Surratt
1820–1865 (age 45)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Mary Surratt was a Maryland boarding house keeper who was executed for her alleged involvement in Lincoln's assassinatio...
Enoch George
1767–1828 (age 61)
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Enoch George (1767-1828) was from Lancaster County and buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Other notable architects
Edward Clark
1822–1902 (age 80)
Rock Creek Cemetery
Architect of the Capitol building.
Glenn Brown
1854–1932 (age 78)
Rock Creek Cemetery
Architect and historian known for his contributions to American architecture.
Benjamin Henry Latrobe
1764–1820 (age 56)
Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1
Benjamin Henry Latrobe was a prominent architect and engineer who lived from 1764 to 1820.
George I. Barnett
1815–1898 (age 83)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Prominent St. Louis architect.
Paul J. Pelz
1841–1918 (age 77)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Architect who designed the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building.
Martin E. Thompson
1786–1877 (age 91)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Martin E. Thompson (1786-1877) was a long-lived 19th-century New Yorker of architectural or artistic prominence.