John Rodgers Meigs
1841–1864 (age 23)
Arlington National Cemetery
John Rodgers Meigs was a Union Army officer killed in action during the Civil War at age 23.
John Aaron Rawlins
1831–1869 (age 38)
Arlington National Cemetery
John Aaron Rawlins was a Union general and chief of staff to General Ulysses S. Grant.
Joseph B. Plummer
1816–1862 (age 46)
Arlington National Cemetery
Joseph B. Plummer was a Union officer who died in the Civil War at age 46.
Philip Kearny
1815–1862 (age 47)
Arlington National Cemetery
Philip Kearny was a renowned Union general known for his aggressive tactics in the Civil War.
Arthur Henry Dutton
1838–1864 (age 26)
Arlington National Cemetery
Arthur Henry Dutton was a Union officer killed in action during the Civil War at age 26.
Valentine Mott
1785–1865 (age 80)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Valentine Mott (1785-1865) was a prominent physician and medical innovator from Glen Cove, New York.
Jordan Lawrence Mott
1799–1866 (age 67)
Green-Wood Cemetery
Jordan Lawrence Mott (1799-1866) was a Manhasset resident and likely industrialist or businessman of the 19th century.
David A. Bokee
1805–1860 (age 55)
Green-Wood Cemetery
David A. Bokee was an American politician and businessman from New York City.
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.
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.
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.
Abner Monroe Perrin
1827–1864 (age 37)
Fredericksburg
Abner Monroe Perrin was an Edgefield County resident who lived from 1827 to 1864 and was buried in Fredericksburg.
John Drew
1796–1865 (age 69)
Muskogee County
John Drew lived from 1796 to 1865 and was buried in Muskogee County.
John Brown Francis
1791–1864 (age 73)
North Burial Ground
John Brown Francis was a Philadelphia resident who lived from 1791 to 1864 and was buried in North Burial Ground.
Charles Benedict Calvert
1808–1864 (age 56)
Riverdale Park
Charles Benedict Calvert was an American agricultural reformer and politician from Maryland who served in Congress.
Thomas Garland Jefferson
1847–1864 (age 17)
Virginia Military Institute
Thomas Garland Jefferson was a young American soldier from Amelia County, Virginia who died during the Civil War.
Benjamin T. Onderdonk
1791–1861 (age 70)
Trinity Church
Benjamin T. Onderdonk was an American Episcopal bishop from New York City during the 19th century.
Hiram B. Granbury
1831–1864 (age 33)
Granbury
Hiram B. Granbury was an American Confederate general who served during the Civil War and was killed in battle.
Alexander Dallas Bache
1806–1867 (age 61)
Congressional Cemetery
Alexander Dallas Bache (1806-1867) was a prominent Philadelphia-born scientist and superintendent of the U.S. Coast Surv...
Henry Schoolcraft
1793–1864 (age 71)
Congressional Cemetery
Henry Schoolcraft (1793-1864) was an Albany County-born ethnologist and Indian agent known for his studies of Native Ame...
John Timon
1797–1867 (age 70)
St. Joseph Cathedral in Buffalo
John Timon (1797-1867) was a Catholic bishop of Buffalo and religious leader in western New York.
Peter Joseph Lavialle
1820–1867 (age 47)
Cathedral of the Assumption
Peter Joseph Lavialle (1820-1867) was a French-born Catholic priest and missionary in America.
William Winston Seaton
1785–1866 (age 81)
Congressional Cemetery
William Winston Seaton was a distinguished Washington D.C. journalist and co-editor of the National Intelligencer.
Joseph Gilbert Totten
1788–1864 (age 76)
Congressional Cemetery
Joseph Gilbert Totten was a prominent American military engineer and superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy.
Asbury Dickins
1780–1861 (age 81)
Congressional Cemetery
Asbury Dickins was a North Carolina-born government clerk and secretary of the Senate.
James Duncan Graham
1799–1865 (age 66)
Congressional Cemetery
James Duncan Graham was a Virginia-born military officer and topographical engineer.
Walter Jones
1776–1861 (age 85)
Congressional Cemetery
Walter Jones was a prominent Washington D.C. lawyer and legal scholar.
Benjamin Franklin Shumard
1820–1869 (age 49)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Benjamin Franklin Shumard (1820-1869) was a Lancaster resident and geologist known for his scientific work on Texas geol...
Charles G. Halpine
1829–1868 (age 39)
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Charles G. Halpine (1829-1868) was an Irish-born writer and Civil War officer known for his military service and journal...
Samuel Beardsley
1790–1860 (age 70)
Forest Hill Cemetery
Samuel Beardsley (1790-1860) of Hoosick was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery.
Alexander Bryan Johnson
1786–1867 (age 81)
Forest Hill Cemetery
Alexander Bryan Johnson (1786-1867) was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery.
James McCune Smith
1813–1865 (age 52)
Cypress Hills Cemetery
James McCune Smith was a pioneering African American physician and abolitionist who practiced medicine in New York City ...
Morris Jacob Raphall
1798–1868 (age 70)
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Morris Jacob Raphall was a Swedish-born Jewish rabbi and religious leader who served congregations in the United States ...
Sterling Price
1809–1867 (age 58)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Sterling Price was a Missouri military officer and politician from Prince Edward County who lived from 1809 to 1867.
William Carr Lane
1789–1863 (age 74)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
William Carr Lane was a Missouri pioneer, politician, and territorial governor from Fayette County who lived from 1789 t...
Hamilton Rowan Gamble
1798–1864 (age 66)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
Hamilton Rowan Gamble was a Missouri jurist and provisional governor during the Civil War era who lived from 1798 to 186...
Nathaniel Hawthorne
1804–1864 (age 60)
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
American novelist and short story writer known for works exploring themes of sin and morality in Puritan New England.
Henry David Thoreau
1817–1862 (age 45)
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
American philosopher, naturalist, and writer who championed civil disobedience and simple living in nature.
Mary Moody Emerson
1774–1863 (age 89)
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
American intellectual and diarist who was the aunt of Ralph Waldo Emerson and influenced Transcendentalist thought.
Sarah Bradford Ripley
1793–1867 (age 74)
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
American educator and intellectual who was a noted teacher and wife of the Transcendentalist scholar George Bradford Rip...
Sarah Sherman Hoar
1783–1866 (age 83)
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
American woman from a prominent New England family involved in intellectual and social circles of her era.
Joseph Nash McDowell
1805–1868 (age 63)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
American physician and medical educator who founded medical schools in Missouri.
Roswell Martin Field
1807–1869 (age 62)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
American lawyer and politician who served in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Sol Smith
1801–1869 (age 68)
Bellefontaine Cemetery
American actor, playwright, and theatrical manager prominent in 19th-century American theater.