James Ryder Randall

1839–1908 (age 69)

Biography

James Ryder Randall rests at Magnolia Cemetery, remembered as the poet whose stirring words once gave voice to the hopes of many.

His literary legacy endures through heartfelt verses that continue to resonate, honoring his sensitivity, patriotism, and the quiet strength of his convictions.

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William Gregg
1800–1867 (age 67)
Magnolia Cemetery
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John K. Jackson
1828–1866 (age 38)
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Micah Jenkins
1835–1864 (age 29)
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Victor Girardey
1837–1864 (age 27)
Magnolia Cemetery
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William Duncan Smith
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Magnolia Cemetery
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