Joseph Pope Balch
1822–1872 (age 50)
Merchant
About Joseph Pope Balch
Joseph Pope Balch (1822–1872) lived to age 50. They were a merchant. Born in Providence. They are buried at Swan Point Cemetery in Rhode Island.
Also buried at Swan Point Cemetery
Theodore Foster
1752–1828 (age 76)
Swan Point Cemetery
Theodore Foster was a Brookfield resident and notable figure in early American history.
Thomas Alexander Tefft
1826–1859 (age 33)
Swan Point Cemetery
Thomas Alexander Tefft (1826-1859) was a Richmond native buried at Swan Point Cemetery.
Thomas Wilson Dorr
1805–1854 (age 49)
Swan Point Cemetery
Thomas Wilson Dorr (1805-1854) was a Providence-based individual buried at Swan Point Cemetery.
William R. Walker
1830–1905 (age 75)
Swan Point Cemetery
William R. Walker was a Seekonk resident who lived from 1830 to 1905.
David M. Thompson
1839–1906 (age 67)
Swan Point Cemetery
David M. Thompson was a Somersworth resident who lived from 1839 to 1906.
Winfield Scott Lovecraft
1853–1898 (age 45)
Swan Point Cemetery
Winfield Scott Lovecraft was a Rochester resident who lived from 1853 to 1898.
Other notable merchants
Charles Davis
1777–1821 (age 44)
Central Burying Ground
Charles Davis was an American merchant and prominent Boston businessman in the early 19th century.
Horatio Gates Somerby
1805–1872 (age 67)
Newburyport
Horatio Gates Somerby was an American merchant and civic figure in Newburyport, Massachusetts.
Blair McClenachan
1751–1812 (age 61)
Old Saint Paul's Episcopal Church Cemetery
Blair McClenachan (1751-1812) was an Irish-born American merchant and prominent figure of the Revolutionary era.
William Bayard Jr.
1761–1826 (age 65)
Trinity Church Cemetery
William Bayard Jr. was a New York City resident from a prominent merchant family.
Christopher Grant Champlin
1768–1840 (age 72)
Common Burying Ground
Christopher Grant Champlin (1768-1840) was a Newport-based merchant and landowner during the early American republic.
Charles McEvers
1739–1808 (age 69)
Trinity Churchyard
Charles McEvers was a New York merchant and prominent citizen of the early republic.