Jesse L. Reno
1823–1862 (age 39)
Military officer
About Jesse L. Reno
Jesse L. Reno (1823–1862) lived to age 39. They were a military officer. Born in Wheeling, they died in Fox's Gap. They are buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in District of Columbia.
Also buried at Oak Hill Cemetery
Gamaliel Bailey
1807–1859 (age 52)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Abolitionist editor and publisher of the National Era newspaper.
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.
William P. Corcoran
1798–1888 (age 90)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Founder of Oak Hill Cemetery and the Corcoran Gallery of Art 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.
Uriah Forrest
1756–1805 (age 49)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Uriah Forrest (1756-1805) was a Maryland politician and military officer who served during the American Revolutionary Wa...
Peggy Eaton
1799–1879 (age 80)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wife of Secretary of War John Eaton whose social status sparked the Petticoat Affair scandal.
Other notable military officers
Barton S. Alexander
1819–1878 (age 59)
San Francisco National Cemetery
Barton S. Alexander (1819-1878) was a soldier or military officer who served in the American West.
Joseph Lovell
1788–1836 (age 48)
Congressional Cemetery
Joseph Lovell (1788-1836) was a prominent figure of the early 19th century who was buried at Congressional Cemetery.
Zebulon Pike
1779–1813 (age 34)
Military Cemetery
Zebulon Pike was a Lamberton resident and military figure who lived from 1779 to 1813.
Franklin Wharton
1767–1818 (age 51)
Trinity Church Cemetery
Commandant of the Marine Corps from 1804 to 1818.
Thomas Fielder Bowie
1808–1869 (age 61)
Mount Pleasant
Thomas Fielder Bowie was a military officer and brother of the famous Jim Bowie.