James Lanier

Silas Stringham

1798–1876 (age 78)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Silas Stringham (1798-1876) was a U.S. Navy admiral who served during the Civil War era.

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.

James Harper

1795–1869 (age 74)

Green-Wood Cemetery

James Harper was an American publisher and politician who co-founded Harper & Brothers publishing company.

Leonard Bernstein

1918–1990 (age 72)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Renowned composer and conductor best known for West Side Story and his tenure with the New York Philharmonic.

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.

James Humphrey

1811–1866 (age 55)

Green-Wood Cemetery

James Humphrey was an American businessman and civic figure from Connecticut.

John Harvie

1742–1807 (age 65)

Hollywood Cemetery

John Harvie was a Virginia planter and landowner from Albemarle County.

Nicholas Cabell Jr.

1780–1809 (age 29)

Liberty Hall Cemetery

Nicholas Cabell Jr. was a Virginia planter from a prominent Albemarle County family.

Etienne de Boré

1740–1820 (age 80)

Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1

Etienne de Boré was a French-born planter who lived from 1740 to 1820 and pioneered sugar cultivation in Louisiana.

Wilson Jefferson Cary

1783–1823 (age 40)

Monticello Graveyard

Wilson Jefferson Cary was the son of Wilson Cary Nicholas and a member of the Virginia gentry.

James Madison, Sr.

1723–1801 (age 78)

Montpelier

James Madison, Sr. was an Orange County planter and patriarch who lived from 1723 to 1801 and was buried at Montpelier.

Nathaniel Heyward II

1790–1819 (age 29)

Saint Helena's Episcopal Churchyard

Nathaniel Heyward II (1790-1819) was a South Carolina planter buried at Saint Helena's Episcopal Churchyard.