Philip Hooker
1766–1836 (age 70)
Architect
About Philip Hooker
Philip Hooker (1766–1836) lived to age 70. They were an architect. Born in Massachusetts, they died in Albany. They are buried at Albany Rural Cemetery in New York.
Also buried at Albany Rural Cemetery
William C. Redfield
1858–1932 (age 74)
Albany Rural Cemetery
William C. Redfield was an American businessman and politician who represented New York in Congress.
William Learned Marcy Pendleton
1865–1934 (age 69)
Albany Rural Cemetery
William Learned Marcy Pendleton (1865-1934) was a Paris-born resident who was buried in Albany Rural Cemetery.
Franklin Townsend
1821–1898 (age 77)
Albany Rural Cemetery
Franklin Townsend (1821-1898) was an Albany resident whose life spanned the 19th century.
George J. Dvorak
1933–2022 (age 89)
Albany Rural Cemetery
George J. Dvorak (1933–2022) departed in Prague and rests at Albany Rural Cemetery.
Ralph W. Thomas
1862–1920 (age 58)
Albany Rural Cemetery
Ralph W. Thomas (1862-1920) lived 58 years and was buried in Albany.
Ellen Janette LeGros Tenney
1839–1922 (age 83)
Albany Rural Cemetery
Ellen Janette LeGros Tenney was a 19th-century woman from Somersworth who lived from 1839 to 1922.
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1764–1820 (age 56)
Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1
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Martin E. Thompson
1786–1877 (age 91)
Green-Wood Cemetery
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Edward Clark
1822–1902 (age 80)
Rock Creek Cemetery
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Julia Morgan
1872–1957 (age 85)
Mountain View Cemetery
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1854–1932 (age 78)
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Paul J. Pelz
1841–1918 (age 77)
Oak Hill Cemetery
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