Deaths in the 1860s

James Humphrey

1811–1866 (age 55)

Green-Wood Cemetery

James Humphrey was an American businessman and civic figure from Connecticut.

Moses Fowler Odel

1818–1866 (age 48)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Moses Fowler Odel was an American businessman and resident of Tarrytown, New York.

Pierre Lorillard III

1796–1867 (age 71)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Pierre Lorillard III was an American tobacco magnate and member of the prominent Lorillard family.

James Harper

1795–1869 (age 74)

Green-Wood Cemetery

James Harper was an American publisher and politician who co-founded Harper & Brothers publishing company.

Elias Howe

1819–1866 (age 47)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Elias Howe was an American inventor best known for developing the sewing machine.

James Kirke Paulding

1778–1860 (age 82)

Green-Wood Cemetery

James Kirke Paulding was an American author, diplomat, and Secretary of the Navy.

Samuel Lovett Waldo

1783–1861 (age 78)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Samuel Lovett Waldo was an American portrait painter and founding member of the National Academy of Design.

Louis Moreau Gottschalk

1829–1869 (age 40)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Louis Moreau Gottschalk was a Creole pianist and composer who became one of the first American virtuosos.

John D. Sloat

1781–1867 (age 86)

Green-Wood Cemetery

John D. Sloat was an American naval officer who served as commodore during the Mexican-American War.

William G. Grandin

1820–1863 (age 43)

Green-Wood Cemetery

William G. Grandin was an American businessman and merchant of the 19th century.

Charles Edward Isaacs

1811–1860 (age 49)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Charles Edward Isaacs (1811-1860) was a resident of Bedford who was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Frederick Winthrop

1839–1865 (age 26)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Frederick Winthrop (1839-1865) was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery in New York.

Richard Cary Morse

1795–1868 (age 73)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Richard Cary Morse (1795-1868) was a Charlestown resident whose final resting place was Green-Wood Cemetery.

Thomas U. Cashow

1843–1867 (age 24)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Thomas U. Cashow (1843-1867) was a Brooklyn resident buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

George Briggs

1805–1869 (age 64)

Green-Wood Cemetery

George Briggs (1805-1869) of Broadalbin was interred at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Joseph A. Wright

1810–1867 (age 57)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Joseph A. Wright (1810-1867) was a Washington resident buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Thomas Child

1818–1869 (age 51)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Thomas Child (1818-1869) of Bakersfield was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Robert McClellan

1806–1860 (age 54)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Robert McClellan (1806-1860) was a Livingston resident whose remains were interred at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Isaac C. Delaplaine

1817–1866 (age 49)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Isaac C. Delaplaine (1817-1866) was a New York City resident buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

George Crockett Strong

1832–1863 (age 31)

Green-Wood Cemetery

George Crockett Strong (1832-1863) of Stockbridge was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

John M. Wood

1813–1864 (age 51)

Green-Wood Cemetery

John M. Wood (1813-1864) was a Minisink resident interred at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Anson Herrick

1812–1868 (age 56)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Anson Herrick (1812-1868) of Lewiston was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Lucien Bonaparte Chase

1817–1864 (age 47)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Lucien Bonaparte Chase (1817-1864) was a Derby resident whose final resting place was Green-Wood Cemetery.

Luther Bradish

1783–1863 (age 80)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Luther Bradish (1783-1863) of Cummington was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Robert Selden Garnett

1819–1861 (age 42)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Robert Selden Garnett (1819-1861) of Essex County was interred at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Augustus Chapman Allen

1806–1864 (age 58)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Augustus Chapman Allen was a co-founder of Houston, Texas and a prominent businessman in early 19th-century America.

Thomas D. Rice

1808–1860 (age 52)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Thomas D. Rice was an American entertainer and performer who popularized blackface minstrelsy in the 19th century.

George Bruce

1781–1866 (age 85)

Green-Wood Cemetery

George Bruce was a Scottish typefounder and inventor known for his contributions to printing technology.

Abijah Mann

1793–1868 (age 75)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Abijah Mann was an American businessman and civic leader in Connecticut during the early 19th century.

Tom Hyer

1819–1864 (age 45)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Tom Hyer was an American boxer and one of the earliest heavyweight champions of the United States.

Fanny White

1823–1860 (age 37)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Fanny White was a 19th-century American performer and actress known for her work in theater.

Ormsby M. Mitchel

1805–1862 (age 57)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Ormsby M. Mitchel was an American astronomer and military officer who served as a general during the Civil War.

Andrew Hutchins Mickle

1805–1863 (age 58)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Andrew Hutchins Mickle was an American merchant and businessman active in New York during the 19th century.

Charles H. Foy

1809–1866 (age 57)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Charles H. Foy was an American businessman and civic figure in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

Charles Loring Elliott

1812–1868 (age 56)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Charles Loring Elliott was an American portrait painter renowned for his detailed and accomplished works.

Cleveland Winslow

1836–1864 (age 28)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Cleveland Winslow was an American individual who lived during the mid-19th century in Massachusetts.

Cornelius V. Clickener

1817–1864 (age 47)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Cornelius V. Clickener was an American businessman and resident of New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Jim Creighton

1841–1862 (age 21)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Jim Creighton was an American baseball pioneer credited as one of the first professional baseball players.

Mary McEvers

1828–1866 (age 38)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Mary McEvers was a 19th-century American woman whose biographical details remain largely obscure.

Henry W. Meade

1823–1865 (age 42)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Henry W. Meade was a 19th-century American whose specific occupation and biographical details are not well documented.

Samuel Kissam

1796–1868 (age 72)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Samuel Kissam (1796-1868) was a New York resident buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Maria Clarissa Leavitt

1791–1868 (age 77)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Maria Clarissa Leavitt (1791-1868) was a Goshen resident who lived through the early American period.

Orlando Harriman Sr.

1790–1867 (age 77)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Orlando Harriman Sr. (1790-1867) was a prominent figure of his era buried at Green-Wood Cemetery.

Sarah Cooper

1793–1869 (age 76)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Sarah Cooper (1793-1869) was a Hempstead resident who lived into her late seventies.

Edwin Pearce Christy

1815–1862 (age 47)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Edwin Pearce Christy (1815-1862) was a Philadelphia-born entertainer known for his minstrel performances.

Francis R. Tillou

1795–1865 (age 70)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Francis R. Tillou (1795-1865) was a 19th-century New York resident of considerable longevity.

Greene C. Bronson

1789–1863 (age 74)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Greene C. Bronson (1789-1863) was a Simsbury native who lived through the early American republic.

Samuel Gouverneur Ogden

1779–1860 (age 81)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Samuel Gouverneur Ogden (1779-1860) was a long-lived New York resident of the early 19th century.

Henry B. Hidden

1839–1862 (age 23)

Green-Wood Cemetery

Henry B. Hidden (1839-1862) was a young New York resident who died in his early twenties.

William Adams Walker

1805–1861 (age 56)

Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

William Adams Walker (1805-1861) was a New York City resident buried at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.