John Hopkins Ross

1800–1848 (age 48)

Biography

John Hopkins Ross lived during the early decades of the American republic, experiencing the growth and development of the young nation. His forty-eight years reflected the character and resilience of his generation.

Ross was interred at Cedar Grove Cemetery, a final resting place that honored his memory and place within his community.

Also buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery

Henry Burbeck
1754–1848 (age 94)
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Henry Burbeck (1754-1848) was a Boston resident who lived to an advanced age, buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
John Stanly
1774–1833 (age 59)
Cedar Grove Cemetery
John Stanly (1774-1833) was a New Bern resident of note, buried in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
James Wallace Cooke
1812–1869 (age 57)
Cedar Grove Cemetery
James Wallace Cooke was a Confederate naval officer who commanded ironclad warships during the Civil War.
Frederic Bill
1833–1920 (age 87)
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Frederic Bill (1833-1920) was a long-lived resident who spanned nearly nine decades of American history.
Lemuel Moss
1829–1904 (age 75)
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Lemuel Moss (1829-1904) was an American from Bullittsville, Kentucky.
Abraham Bronson (1778-1853)
1778–1853 (age 75)
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Abraham Bronson (1778-1853) was an American resident of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.