Levi Coffin
1798–1877 (age 79)
Abolitionist
About Levi Coffin
Levi Coffin (1798–1877) lived to age 79. They were an abolitionist. Born in Guilford County, they died in Avondale. They are buried at Spring Grove Cemetery in Ohio.
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Salmon P. Chase
1808–1873 (age 65)
Spring Grove Cemetery
Chief Justice of the United States and Secretary of the Treasury under Abraham Lincoln.
William Gebhardt
1907–1975 (age 68)
Spring Grove Cemetery
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Adolph Strauch
1822–1883 (age 61)
Spring Grove Cemetery
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1831–1903 (age 72)
Spring Grove Cemetery
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1848–1914 (age 66)
Spring Grove Cemetery
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1835–1897 (age 62)
Spring Grove Cemetery
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