James W. McDill

1834–1894 (age 60)

Biography

James W. McDill (1834–1894) used his keen sense of fairness to tend to civic duties, promoting steady growth and careful stewardship of public resources.

Friends recall his steadying influence and continue to honor his memory alongside the peaceful rows at Graceland Cemetery.

Also buried at Graceland Cemetery

Justin Butterfield
1790–1855 (age 65)
Graceland Cemetery
Justin Butterfield was a prominent lawyer and politician from New Hampshire who served in the U.S. government.
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
1886–1969 (age 83)
Graceland Cemetery
Pioneering modernist architect known for his minimalist approach and famous phrase "less is more."
Kate Warne
1833–1868 (age 35)
Graceland Cemetery
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William F. Coolbaugh
1821–1877 (age 56)
Graceland Cemetery
William F. Coolbaugh was a Pike County resident who lived from 1821 to 1877 and was buried in Graceland Cemetery.
Henry Eduard Legler
1861–1917 (age 56)
Graceland Cemetery
Henry Eduard Legler was a Palermo resident who lived from 1861 to 1917.
Theodore Maximilian Raoul von Keler
1877–1927 (age 50)
Graceland Cemetery
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