Richard Upjohn

1802–1878 (age 76)

Architect

About Richard Upjohn

Richard Upjohn (1802–1878) lived to age 76. They were an architect. Born in Shaftesbury, they died in Putnam County. They are buried at Saint Philip's Church Cemetery in Georgia.

Also buried at Saint Philip's Church Cemetery

Margaret Louisa Schieffelin
1893–1982 (age 89)
Saint Philip's Church Cemetery
Margaret Louisa Schieffelin (1893-1982) lived 89 years and was buried at Saint Philip's Church Cemetery.
Hamilton Fish
1808–1893 (age 85)
Saint Philip's Church Cemetery
Hamilton Fish was a prominent American statesman and Secretary of State under President Ulysses S. Grant.
Henry Fairfield Osborn
1857–1935 (age 78)
Saint Philip's Church Cemetery
Henry Fairfield Osborn (1857-1935) was an American paleontologist and museum director buried at Saint Philip's Church Ce...
Nicholas Fish II
1846–1902 (age 56)
Saint Philip's Church Cemetery
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Frederick Osborn
1889–1981 (age 92)
Saint Philip's Church Cemetery
Frederick Osborn lived from 1889 to 1981.
William Church Osborn
1862–1951 (age 89)
Saint Philip's Church Cemetery
William Church Osborn (1862–1951) of Chicago was laid to rest at Saint Philip's Church Cemetery.

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