Deaths in the 1800s

Abraham Van Doren

1738–1805 (age 67)

Griggstown Cemetery

Abraham Van Doren (1738-1805) was a New Jersey resident during the early American period.

George Dodge

1726–1808 (age 82)

Charter Street Cemetery

George Dodge (1726-1808) was a Beverly merchant and member of a prominent Massachusetts merchant family.

Stephen Cleveland

1742–1801 (age 59)

Charter Street Cemetery

Stephen Cleveland (1742-1801) was a colonial-era resident of Massachusetts.

Frederick Streit

1742–1800 (age 58)

Old Rhinebeck Cemetery

Frederick Streit (1742-1800) was a Red Hook, New York resident during the late colonial period.

Charles Stewart

1729–1800 (age 71)

Bethlehem United Presbyterian Church

Charles Stewart was a colonial-era American whose life and occupation are not well documented in available historical so...

Mary Jefferson Eppes

1778–1804 (age 26)

Monticello Graveyard

Mary Jefferson Eppes was the second daughter of Thomas Jefferson and Martha Wayles Skelton Jefferson.

Venture Smith

1729–1805 (age 76)

First Church Cemetery

Venture Smith was an African American author and former enslaved person who published his autobiography in 1798.

John Nicholson

1757–1800 (age 43)

Mount Vernon Cemetery

John Nicholson was a prominent figure of the late 18th century who died in 1800.

Fisher Ames

1758–1808 (age 50)

Old Village Cemetery

Fisher Ames was a Dedham resident from 1758 to 1808 active in late 18th-century America.

Benjamin Huntington

1736–1800 (age 64)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

Benjamin Huntington was a Norwich resident from 1736 to 1800 during the American colonial and early republic period.

Rufus Lathrop

1731–1805 (age 74)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

Rufus Lathrop was a resident of Norwich who lived from 1731 to 1805.

Edward Rutledge

1749–1800 (age 51)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

Edward Rutledge was a Charleston lawyer, politician, and signer of the Declaration of Independence.

James Latimer

1719–1807 (age 88)

Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery

James Latimer was a colonial-era resident of the Wilmington area.

Abraham Quick

1732–1805 (age 73)

Vunk - Quick Burial Ground

Abraham Quick was a Franklin Park resident during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Benjamin Kissam

1753–1808 (age 55)

Christ Church Cemetery

Benjamin Kissam was a late 18th-century resident associated with Christ Church.

Nathaniel Shipman

1723–1805 (age 82)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

Nathaniel Shipman (1723-1805) was a long-lived Connecticut resident buried in Norwichtown.

Elizabeth Scammon

1744–1803 (age 59)

Laurel Hill Cemetery

Elizabeth Scammon (1744-1803) was a woman of the colonial and early American periods.

Robert Van Rensselaer

1740–1802 (age 62)

Claverack Dutch Reformed Church

Robert Van Rensselaer (1740-1802) was a member of the prominent Van Rensselaer family of Fort Crailo.

Henry Weaver

1732–1807 (age 75)

Pine Bank Cemetery

Henry Weaver (1732-1807) was an 18th-century resident who lived seventy-five years.

Edmund Ward

1728–1807 (age 79)

Saint Paul's Church Cemetery

Edmund Ward was an 18th-century resident of colonial America who lived from 1728 to 1807.

Phebe Fowler Ward

1731–1801 (age 70)

Saint Paul's Church Cemetery

Phebe Fowler Ward lived from 1731 to 1801 in colonial New England.

Jonas Parker

1728–1800 (age 72)

Laurel Hill Cemetery

Jonas Parker was a Reading resident who lived from 1728 to 1800.

Samuel Kirkland

1741–1808 (age 67)

Hamilton College Cemetery

Samuel Kirkland was a Norwich-based clergyman and missionary who lived from 1741 to 1808.

Jonathan Haraden

1744–1803 (age 59)

Broad Street Cemetery

Jonathan Haraden was a Gloucester sea captain and privateer who lived from 1744 to 1803.

Duchess Quamino

1739–1804 (age 65)

God's Little Acre Cemetery

Duchess Quamino (1739-1804) from Ghana was buried at God's Little Acre Cemetery.

Jabez Knapp

1752–1801 (age 49)

Old School Baptist Church Cemetery

Jabez Knapp (1752-1801) was a Goshen resident during the late 18th century.

William Shippen

1712–1801 (age 89)

Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Cemetery

William Shippen (1712-1801) was a long-lived Philadelphia resident spanning the 18th century.

John Mathews

1744–1802 (age 58)

Circular Congregational Church Burying Ground

John Mathews (1744-1802) was a Charleston resident during the post-Revolutionary period.

Rezin Beall

1723–1809 (age 86)

Saint John's Episcopal Church Cemetery

Rezin Beall (1723-1809) lived 86 years spanning the colonial and early American eras.

Charles Pettit

1736–1806 (age 70)

Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Charles Pettit (1736-1806) was a New Jersey patriot from Hunterdon County.

Joseph Prowell

1753–1805 (age 52)

Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Joseph Prowell (1753-1805) was a colonial American whose life spanned the Revolutionary era.

William Gordon

1763–1802 (age 39)

Amherst Town Hall Burying Ground

William Gordon (1763-1802) was a Boston resident during the early American period.

John Barry

1745–1803 (age 58)

Saint Mary's Catholic Churchyard

John Barry (1745-1803) was an Irish-born patriot from Tacumshane.

George Meade

1741–1808 (age 67)

Saint Mary's Catholic Churchyard

George Meade (1741-1808) was a patriot and merchant during the American Revolution.

Justiniano Roxas

1752–1808 (age 56)

Old Holy Cross Cemetery

Justiniano Roxas was a Spanish colonial official or merchant active in the Philippines during the late 18th century.

John Jacob Mickley

1737–1808 (age 71)

St. John's Union Cemetery

John Jacob Mickley was a Pennsylvania resident and likely farmer or tradesman from Whitehall Township.

Nicholas Cabell Jr.

1780–1809 (age 29)

Liberty Hall Cemetery

Nicholas Cabell Jr. was a Virginia planter from a prominent Albemarle County family.

Ebenezer Allen

1743–1806 (age 63)

Elmwood Cemetery

Ebenezer Allen was a Massachusetts resident, likely a farmer or merchant from the Northampton area.

John Page

1743–1808 (age 65)

St. John's Episcopal Churchyard

John Page was a Virginia statesman, congressman, and governor from Gloucester County.

George Wythe

1726–1806 (age 80)

St. John's Episcopal Churchyard

George Wythe was a prominent Virginia lawyer, judge, and signer of the Declaration of Independence.

James T. Callender

1758–1803 (age 45)

St. John's Episcopal Churchyard

James T. Callender was a Scottish-born journalist and political writer known for his controversial writings in early Ame...

Elijah Baker

1720–1802 (age 82)

West Cemetery

Elijah Baker (1720-1802) was a Dorchester resident who lived into old age.

Gertrude Ross Read

1733–1802 (age 69)

Immanuel Episcopal Churchyard

Gertrude Ross Read (1733-1802) was a woman of the colonial era.

Elias Dayton

1737–1807 (age 70)

First Presbyterian Churchyard

Elias Dayton (1737-1807) was an Elizabeth resident during the American Revolutionary era.

Richard Townley

1736–1801 (age 65)

First Presbyterian Churchyard

Richard Townley (1737-1801) was an Elizabeth-based American from the Revolutionary period.

Moore Furman

1728–1808 (age 80)

First Presbyterian Churchyard

Moore Furman (1728-1808) was an American who lived during the colonial and early federal periods.

John Blair Jr.

1732–1800 (age 68)

Bruton Parish Episcopal Church Cemetery

John Blair Jr. (1732-1800) was a Williamsburg-based American jurist and political figure of the Revolutionary era.

John Haring

1739–1809 (age 70)

Tappan Cemetery

John Haring (1739-1809) was a Tappan resident of the Revolutionary and early federal periods.

Richard Hale

1717–1802 (age 85)

Nathan Hale Cemetery

Richard Hale (1717-1802) was an American who lived through the colonial and early federal periods.

James Pellentz

1727–1800 (age 73)

Conewago Chapel Cemetery

James Pellentz (1727-1800) was an American resident during the colonial and Revolutionary eras.