James Tilton

Adolf Cluss

1825–1905 (age 80)

Oak Hill Cemetery

German-American architect who designed numerous public buildings in Washington, D.C.

Dean Acheson

1893–1971 (age 78)

Oak Hill Cemetery

U.S. Secretary of State under President Truman who played a key role in Cold War foreign policy.

Gamaliel Bailey

1807–1859 (age 52)

Oak Hill Cemetery

Abolitionist editor and publisher of the National Era newspaper.

Francis G. Newlands

1848–1917 (age 69)

Oak Hill Cemetery

U.S. Senator and Congressman from Nevada who championed irrigation and conservation.

Leonard Hazeltine I

1803–1874 (age 71)

Oak Hill Cemetery

Leonard Hazeltine I was a prominent New Hampshire resident involved in business and civic affairs.

Herman Hollerith

1860–1929 (age 69)

Oak Hill Cemetery

Inventor of the electric tabulating machine that revolutionized census data processing.

Ernst Gräfenberg

1881–1957 (age 76)

Ferncliff Cemetery

German-American physician and namesake for the G-spot.

John Wilkins, Jr.

1761–1816 (age 55)

Homewood Cemetery

John Wilkins, Jr. was an American physician and medical educator in the early 19th century.

David Hosack

1769–1835 (age 66)

Trinity Church Cemetery and Mausoleum

David Hosack was a prominent New York City physician and botanist who lived from 1769 to 1835.

Paul Beck Goddard

1811–1866 (age 55)

Laurel Hill Cemetery

Paul Beck Goddard (1811-1866) was a Baltimore-born physician and medical educator.

Joseph Nash McDowell

1805–1868 (age 63)

Bellefontaine Cemetery

American physician and medical educator who founded medical schools in Missouri.

Susan Ann Edson

1823–1897 (age 74)

Rock Creek Cemetery

Personal physician to President James A. Garfield.