William H. Cabell

1772–1853 (age 81)

Planter

About William H. Cabell

William H. Cabell (1772–1853) lived to age 81. They were a planter. Born in Cumberland County, they died in Richmond. They are buried at Shockoe Hill Cemetery in Virginia.

Also buried at Shockoe Hill Cemetery

Robert Stanard
1781–1846 (age 65)
Shockoe Hill Cemetery
Robert Stanard was an esteemed Virginia judge and legal professional of the early 19th century.
John Wickham
1763–1839 (age 76)
Shockoe Hill Cemetery
John Wickham was a notable Virginia lawyer and civic leader of the early 19th century.
John Hampden Pleasants
1797–1846 (age 49)
Shockoe Hill Cemetery
John Hampden Pleasants was a prominent Virginia journalist and newspaper editor.
Anne Ambler
1772–1832 (age 60)
Shockoe Hill Cemetery
Anne Ambler was a member of a prominent Virginia family during the early 19th century.
Margaret French Williams
1804–1873 (age 69)
Shockoe Hill Cemetery
Margaret French Williams (1804-1873) was a woman who lived 69 years and was buried in Shockoe Hill Cemetery.
Edwin Harvie Smith
1813–1891 (age 78)
Shockoe Hill Cemetery
Edwin Harvie Smith (1813-1891) was laid to rest at Shockoe Hill Cemetery.

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Whitemarsh Benjamin Seabrook
1793–1855 (age 62)
Gun Bluff Plantation Cemetery
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Nicholas Cabell Jr.
1780–1809 (age 29)
Liberty Hall Cemetery
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Nathaniel Heyward II
1790–1819 (age 29)
Saint Helena's Episcopal Churchyard
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James Madison, Sr.
1723–1801 (age 78)
Montpelier
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Etienne de Boré
1740–1820 (age 80)
Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1
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Thomas Mann Randolph
1768–1828 (age 60)
Monticello Graveyard
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