William Still
1821–1902 (age 81)
Abolitionist
About William Still
William Still (1821–1902) lived to age 81. They were an abolitionist. Born in Burlington County, they died in Philadelphia. They are buried at Eden Cemetery in Pennsylvania.
Also buried at Eden Cemetery
James Forten
1766–1842 (age 76)
Eden Cemetery
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William Henry Dorsey
1837–1920 (age 83)
Eden Cemetery
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Tom Finley
1903–1933 (age 30)
Eden Cemetery
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Vivian Burey Marshall
1911–1955 (age 44)
Eden Cemetery
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George Tunnell
1912–1975 (age 63)
Eden Cemetery
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Dan McClellan
1878–1931 (age 53)
Eden Cemetery
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David Ruggles
1810–1849 (age 39)
Yantic Cemetery
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Edwin Coppoc
1835–1859 (age 24)
Salem
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John Brown
1800–1859 (age 59)
North Elba
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Isaac T. Hopper
1771–1852 (age 81)
Green-Wood Cemetery
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Lewis Sheridan Leary
1835–1859 (age 24)
North Elba
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