William Olpherts

1822–1902 (age 80)

Biography

William Olpherts distinguished himself as a courageous military leader, earning respect for bravery that inspired those who served alongside him.

Richmond Cemetery holds his memorial as a place where admirers recall the steadiness with which he answered his country's call.

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1792–1854 (age 62)
Richmond Cemetery
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Robert Ford
1862–1892 (age 30)
Richmond Cemetery
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Mary Creegan Roark
1861–1922 (age 61)
Richmond Cemetery
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Daniel G. Gleason
1824–1894 (age 70)
Richmond Cemetery
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Fiddlin' Doc Roberts
1897–1978 (age 81)
Richmond Cemetery
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Daniel Breck
1788–1871 (age 83)
Richmond Cemetery
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