Mary Gouverneur Ogden Thompson

1822–1895 (age 73)

Biography

Mary Gouverneur Ogden Thompson carried herself with quiet resolve, tending to her circle with thoughtful attentiveness and embracing the comfort of Woodlawn surroundings.

Her kindness left an impression on those around her, and her resting place at Woodlawn Cemetery offers stillness for reflection on a life spent in faithful service to others.

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Duke Ellington
1899–1974 (age 75)
Woodlawn Cemetery
One of the most influential jazz musicians and composers of the 20th century.
Miles Davis
1926–1991 (age 65)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Legendary jazz trumpeter and bandleader who was at the forefront of several major developments in jazz music.
Francis Granger
1792–1868 (age 76)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Francis Granger (1792-1868) was a Suffield resident and American politician of the 19th century.
Francis Parker Kinnicutt
1846–1913 (age 67)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Francis Parker Kinnicutt (1846-1913) was a Worcester resident interred at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Virginia Hewlett Douglass
1849–1889 (age 40)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Virginia Hewlett Douglass (1849-1889) was a resident of Cambridge during the late 19th century.
Leon Daniel Smith
1889–1960 (age 71)
Woodlawn Cemetery
Leon Daniel Smith was a Millerton resident who lived from 1889 to 1960.