John Garland
1792–1861 (age 69)
Military Officer
About John Garland
John Garland (1792–1861) lived to age 69. They were a military officer. Born in Virginia, they died in New York City. 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.
Joseph Henry
1797–1878 (age 81)
Oak Hill Cemetery
First Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and pioneering physicist.
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.
Francis G. Newlands
1848–1917 (age 69)
Oak Hill Cemetery
U.S. Senator and Congressman from Nevada who championed irrigation and conservation.
James G. Blaine
1830–1893 (age 63)
Oak Hill Cemetery
U.S. Secretary of State and Speaker of the House who was a leading Republican figure in the Gilded Age.
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.
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Angus William McDonald
1799–1864 (age 65)
Hollywood Cemetery
Angus William McDonald (1799-1864) was a Winchester resident and Confederate officer who lived 65 years.
Hiram B. Granbury
1831–1864 (age 33)
Granbury
Hiram B. Granbury was an American Confederate general who served during the Civil War and was killed in battle.
Richard Taylor
1826–1879 (age 53)
Metairie Cemetery
Richard Taylor (1826-1879) was a Confederate general from Louisville interred in Metairie Cemetery.
Henry K. Burgwyn
1841–1863 (age 22)
Historic Oakwood Cemetery
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Joseph Miller
1819–1862 (age 43)
Grandview Cemetery
Joseph Miller was an American military officer who served during the Civil War.
James J. Archer
1817–1864 (age 47)
Hollywood Cemetery
James J. Archer (1817-1864) was a Confederate general from Harford County, Maryland.