Deaths in the 1810s

Roger Nelson

1759–1815 (age 56)

Mount Olivet Cemetery

Roger Nelson was an American congressman and judge from Maryland.

Thomas Johnson

1732–1819 (age 87)

Mount Olivet Cemetery

Thomas Johnson was a Founding Father, signer of the Constitution, and Governor of Maryland.

Abraham Kinney

1762–1816 (age 54)

Mount Pleasant Cemetery

Abraham Kinney was an American merchant and civic leader in the late 18th century.

Philip Wager

1748–1813 (age 65)

Laurel Hill Cemetery

Philip Wager was a person buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery who lived from 1748 to 1813.

Hannah Wirtz Wage

1749–1813 (age 64)

Laurel Hill Cemetery

Hannah Wirtz Wage was a woman who lived from 1749 to 1813 and was buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery.

Taylor Sherman

1758–1815 (age 57)

Mill Hill Historic Park

Taylor Sherman was a resident of Woodbury who lived from 1758 to 1815.

William C. C. Claiborne

1775–1817 (age 42)

Metairie Cemetery

William C. C. Claiborne was a resident of Sussex County who lived from 1775 to 1817.

Mercy Otis Warren

1728–1814 (age 86)

Old Burial Hill

Mercy Otis Warren was a resident of Barnstable who lived from 1728 to 1814.

Abraham Whipple

1733–1819 (age 86)

Mound Cemetery

Abraham Whipple was a Revolutionary War naval commander from Providence who achieved significant military distinction.

Isaac Davis

1758–1810 (age 52)

O'ahu Cemetery

Isaac Davis was a Milford Haven resident who lived from 1758 to 1810.

Abigail Adams

1744–1818 (age 74)

United First Parish Church

Abigail Adams was the wife of President John Adams and an influential political figure who lived from 1744 to 1818.

Samuel Stanhope Smith

1751–1819 (age 68)

Princeton Cemetery

Samuel Stanhope Smith was a Presbyterian minister and president of the College of New Jersey.

John Maclean

1771–1814 (age 43)

Princeton Cemetery

John Maclean was a Scottish-born educator who served as principal of the College of New Jersey.

Squire Boone

1744–1815 (age 71)

Squire Boone Caverns

Squire Boone was an American frontiersman and brother of the famous explorer Daniel Boone.

Samuel Chase

1741–1811 (age 70)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

Samuel Chase was a signer of the Declaration of Independence and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.

John Langdon

1741–1819 (age 78)

Old North Cemetery

John Langdon was a signer of the Constitution and served as Governor and Senator of New Hampshire.

George Armistead

1780–1818 (age 38)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

George Armistead was an American military officer who commanded Fort Sumter during the War of 1812.

William McCreery

1750–1814 (age 64)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

William McCreery was an American merchant and civic figure of the late 18th century.

Female Stranger

1793–1816 (age 23)

St. Paul's Cemetery

An unidentified female who died young in 1816 and was buried at St. Paul's Cemetery.

Theodore Dehon

1776–1817 (age 41)

St. Michael's Churchyard

Theodore Dehon was a clergyman who lived from 1776 to 1817 and was buried at St. Michael's Churchyard.

Lucy Hall Bradlee

1782–1816 (age 34)

Salem Street Burying Ground

Lucy Hall Bradlee lived from 1782 to 1816 and was buried at Salem Street Burying Ground.

Mary Katharine Goddard

1738–1816 (age 78)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

Mary Katharine Goddard was a Connecticut resident and printer who lived from 1738 to 1816 and was buried at Old Saint Pa...

Sophia Gough Carroll

1772–1816 (age 44)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

Sophia Gough Carroll lived from 1772 to 1816 and was buried at Old Saint Paul's Cemetery.

William Winchester

1750–1812 (age 62)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

William Winchester was a Carroll County resident who lived from 1750 to 1812 and was buried at Old Saint Paul's Cemetery...

Rebecca Winchester

1785–1812 (age 27)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

Rebecca Winchester lived from 1785 to 1812 and was buried at Old Saint Paul's Cemetery.

Rutgert Van Brunt

1733–1812 (age 79)

Gravesend Cemetery

Rutgert Van Brunt was a Brooklyn resident of Dutch heritage from the colonial period.

Catherine Nuth

1757–1811 (age 54)

Rock Creek Cemetery

Catherine Nuth was an early American woman who lived during the Revolutionary and post-war period.

Ann Johnson Hellen

1773–1810 (age 37)

Rock Creek Cemetery

Ann Johnson Hellen was an American woman of the early 19th century.

Hugh Williamson

1735–1819 (age 84)

Trinity Church Cemetery

Hugh Williamson was a Chester County resident who lived through the Revolutionary War and early republic.

Samuel Provoost

1742–1815 (age 73)

Trinity Church Cemetery

Samuel Provoost was an American clergyman and the first Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New York.

Enrique White

1741–1811 (age 70)

Tolomato Cemetery

Enrique White was a Spanish military officer and colonial administrator in Spanish Florida.

Samuel Eusebius McCorkle

1746–1811 (age 65)

Thyatira Presbyterian Church, Cemetery, and Manse

Samuel Eusebius McCorkle was an American Presbyterian minister and educator who founded Zion-Parnassus Academy.

Maria Franklin Clinton

1775–1818 (age 43)

St. Peter's Church, Chapel and Cemetery Complex

Maria Franklin Clinton was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin and wife of George Clinton, Governor of New York.

Frances Wardale

1746–1814 (age 68)

The Woodlands

Frances Wardale was a Philadelphia resident of the late 18th century.

Peter Hoffman

1742–1810 (age 68)

Old Saint Paul's Cemetery

Peter Hoffman was an 18th-century resident of Philadelphia.

Abraham Harding

1730–1819 (age 89)

Prospect Hill Cemetery

Abraham Harding was a Massachusetts resident who lived through the American Revolution.

Abigail Adams

1736–1810 (age 74)

Prospect Hill Cemetery

Abigail Adams was an American writer and advocate for women's rights, wife of President John Adams.

Sarah Smith

1732–1815 (age 83)

Prospect Cemetery

Sarah Smith was a Massachusetts resident of the 18th century.

Abraham Jarvis

1739–1813 (age 74)

Trinity Church on the Green

Abraham Jarvis was an American Episcopal clergyman and bishop of Connecticut.

Angelica Schuyler Church

1756–1814 (age 58)

Trinity Church Cemetery

Angelica Schuyler Church was an American socialite and daughter of Revolutionary War general Philip Schuyler.

Stephen Rochefontaine

1755–1814 (age 59)

Trinity Church Cemetery

Stephen Rochefontaine was a resident of Aÿ who lived during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

John Ward

1767–1816 (age 49)

Trinity Church Cemetery

John Ward was an individual who lived in the early 19th century.

Richard Morris

1730–1810 (age 80)

Trinity Church Cemetery

Richard Morris was a Morrisania resident from a prominent New York family.

Elizabeth Wolcott Gracie

1795–1819 (age 24)

Trinity Church Cemetery

Elizabeth Wolcott Gracie was a young woman from a prominent New York family who died at age 24.

Jacob Hufty

1800–1814 (age 14)

St. John's Episcopal Cemetery

Jacob Hufty was a New Jersey resident who died young in 1814 at age 14.

Thomas Sinnickson

1744–1817 (age 73)

St. John's Episcopal Cemetery

Thomas Sinnickson lived from 1744 to 1817 and was buried in St. John's Episcopal Cemetery.

Samuel Dick

1740–1812 (age 72)

St. John's Episcopal Cemetery

Samuel Dick was a Prince George's County resident who lived from 1740 to 1812.

George Madison

1763–1816 (age 53)

Frankfort Cemetery

George Madison was an Augusta County resident who lived from 1763 to 1816.

Christopher Greenup

1750–1818 (age 68)

Frankfort Cemetery

Christopher Greenup was a Loudoun County resident who lived from 1750 to 1818.

Charles Scott

1739–1813 (age 74)

Frankfort Cemetery

Charles Scott was a Goochland County resident who lived from 1739 to 1813.