Thomas Davenport
1802–1851 (age 49)
Inventor
About Thomas Davenport
Thomas Davenport (1802–1851) lived to age 49. They were an inventor. Born in Williamstown, they died in Salisbury. They are buried at Pine Hill Cemetery in New Hampshire.
Also buried at Pine Hill Cemetery
James C. Greenough
1829–1924 (age 95)
Pine Hill Cemetery
James C. Greenough (1829-1924) was a Wendell resident with a notably long lifespan of 95 years.
Frederick H. Gillett
1851–1935 (age 84)
Pine Hill Cemetery
Frederick H. Gillett (1851–1935) of Westfield is interred at Pine Hill Cemetery.
Oscar C. De Wolf
1835–1910 (age 75)
Pine Hill Cemetery
Oscar C. De Wolf (1835-1910) was a Chester resident who lived to age 75.
James Henry Lane
1833–1907 (age 74)
Pine Hill Cemetery
James Henry Lane was a Mathews resident who lived from 1833 to 1907.
Letitia Dowdell Ross
1866–1952 (age 86)
Pine Hill Cemetery
Nurturing spirit whose quiet courage inspired those around her.
Vienna G. Morrell Ramsey
1817–1905 (age 88)
Pine Hill Cemetery
Vienna G. Morrell Ramsey (1817-1905) was a Maine resident who lived nearly nine decades.
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Herman Hollerith
1860–1929 (age 69)
Oak Hill Cemetery
Inventor of the electric tabulating machine that revolutionized census data processing.
Oliver Evans
1755–1819 (age 64)
Trinity Church Cemetery and Mausoleum
Oliver Evans was an American inventor and engineer known for pioneering steam engine technology.
Elias Howe
1819–1866 (age 47)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Elias Howe was an American inventor best known for developing the sewing machine.
Robert Fulton
1765–1815 (age 50)
Trinity Church Cemetery
Inventor of the first commercially successful steamboat.
Walter Hunt
1796–1859 (age 63)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Walter Hunt was a New York inventor who lived from 1796 to 1859 and was buried in Green-Wood Cemetery.
Elisha Otis
1811–1861 (age 50)
Oakland Cemetery
Elisha Otis (1811-1861) was an American inventor credited with developing the safety elevator.