Ludwig Mendelssohn

1852–1896 (age 44)

Biography

Ludwig Mendelssohn (1852–1896) was a resident of 19th-century Estonia whose life spanned the latter half of the century. He lived during a period of significant change and development across the region and the broader European context.

He was laid to rest in Old St. John's cemetery in Tallinn, a historic burial ground that holds the remains of many notable figures from Estonia's past. His life, though ending at forty-four years of age, forms part of the historical record of the Estonian people.

Also buried at Old St. John's cemetery

Casimir Carl Eduard von Raupach
1842–1913 (age 71)
Old St. John's cemetery
Casimir Carl Eduard von Raupach (1842-1913) was a Baltic German from Tartu, Estonia, buried at Old St. John's cemetery.
Karl August Hermann
1851–1909 (age 58)
Old St. John's cemetery
Karl August Hermann was an Estonian from Põltsamaa who lived during the second half of the 19th century until 1909.
Vambola Maavara
1928–1999 (age 71)
Old St. John's cemetery
Vambola Maavara (10 February 1928 Tsooru Parish – 14 May 1999 Tartu) was an Estonian entomologist and travelog writer.
Jaan Miländer
1866–1940 (age 74)
Old St. John's cemetery
Jaan Miländer embodied a compassionate gynecological practice that comforted countless families.
Johann Wilhelm Krause
1757–1828 (age 71)
Old St. John's cemetery
Johann Wilhelm Krause was a Silesian-born figure who spent his later life in Estonia and was buried in Tallinn's Old St....
Lembit Saarts
1924–2016 (age 92)
Old St. John's cemetery
Lembit Saarts was an artist celebrated for artwork that blended tradition with expressive new visions.