Lewis Warrington

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.

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.

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.

Alexander Pope

1849–1924 (age 75)

Cedar Grove Cemetery

Alexander Pope was a Dorchester resident who lived from 1849 to 1924.

George Washington Bridges

1825–1873 (age 48)

Cedar Grove Cemetery

George Washington Bridges (1825-1873) was a Charleston resident who lived 48 years.

George Marshall

1781–1855 (age 74)

Cedar Grove Cemetery

George Marshall (1781-1855) was a Rhodes resident buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery.

Samuel W. Preston

1840–1865 (age 25)

United States Naval Academy Cemetery

Samuel W. Preston (1840-1865) was a U.S. Naval Academy graduate who served during the Civil War era.

Stephen Decatur

1779–1820 (age 41)

St. Peter's Churchyard

Stephen Decatur was a celebrated American naval officer and commodore who became a national hero during the Barbary Wars...

Thomas McDonogh

1740–1805 (age 65)

Milton Cemetery

Thomas McDonogh was an American naval officer and commodore during the War of 1812.

Charles W. Flusser

1832–1864 (age 32)

United States Naval Academy Cemetery

Charles W. Flusser (1832-1864) was a U.S. Naval officer who died during the Civil War.

Cadwalader Ringgold

1802–1867 (age 65)

Green Mount Cemetery

Cadwalader Ringgold was a Washington County resident and naval officer who lived from 1802 to 1867.

Thomas ap Catesby Jones

1790–1858 (age 68)

Fairfax

Thomas ap Catesby Jones was a United States Navy commodore and diplomat of the 19th century.