John Cadwalader
1805–1879 (age 74)
Lawyer
About John Cadwalader
John Cadwalader (1805–1879) lived to age 74. They were a lawyer. Born in Philadelphia. They are buried at Christ Church, Philadelphia in Pennsylvania.
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