Robert E. Lee

1807–1870 (age 63)

Military Officer

About Robert E. Lee

Robert E. Lee (1807–1870) lived to age 63. They were a military officer. Born in Stratford Hall, they died in Lexington. They are buried at Lee Chapel in Oklahoma.

Also buried at Lee Chapel

Henry Lee III
1756–1818 (age 62)
Lee Chapel
Henry Lee III was a Revolutionary War general and Virginia politician who lived from 1756 to 1818 and was buried at Lee ...
Anne Hill Carter Lee
1773–1829 (age 56)
Lee Chapel
Anne Hill Carter Lee (1773-1829) was the mother of Confederate General Robert E. Lee and a prominent Virginia plantation...
Eleanor Agnes Lee
1841–1873 (age 32)
Lee Chapel
Eleanor Agnes Lee (1841-1873) was the daughter of Robert E. Lee, buried at Lee Chapel in Virginia.
Mildred Childe Lee
1846–1905 (age 59)
Lee Chapel
Mildred Childe Lee (1846-1905) was buried at Lee Chapel, likely connected to the prominent Lee family.
George Washington Custis Lee
1832–1913 (age 81)
Lee Chapel
George Washington Custis Lee was a Fort Monroe resident and son of Robert E. Lee who lived from 1832 to 1913.
Mary Custis Lee
1835–1918 (age 83)
Lee Chapel
Mary Custis Lee was the wife of Robert E. Lee and mistress of Arlington House who lived from 1835 to 1918.

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