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Samuel Borland I

1748–1811 (age 63)

Congruity Cemetery

Samuel Borland I was an Irish-American settler from County Antrim who lived during the late 18th century.

Thomas Mann Randolph

1768–1828 (age 60)

Monticello Graveyard

Thomas Mann Randolph was a Virginia planter and politician, son-in-law of Thomas Jefferson.

Wilson Cary Nicholas

1761–1820 (age 59)

Monticello Graveyard

Wilson Cary Nicholas was a Virginia politician and diplomat who served in Congress and as governor.

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.

Martha Jefferson Carr

1746–1811 (age 65)

Monticello Graveyard

Martha Jefferson Carr was the sister of Thomas Jefferson and wife of Dabney Carr.

Anne Cary Randolph Bankhead

1791–1826 (age 35)

Monticello Graveyard

Anne Cary Randolph Bankhead was a daughter of Thomas Mann Randolph and granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson.

Wilson Jefferson Cary

1783–1823 (age 40)

Monticello Graveyard

Wilson Jefferson Cary was the son of Wilson Cary Nicholas and a member of the Virginia gentry.

John Syng Dorsey

1783–1818 (age 35)

Mount Vernon Cemetery

John Syng Dorsey was a Philadelphia-based figure who lived from 1783 to 1818.

John Nicholson

1757–1800 (age 43)

Mount Vernon Cemetery

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

Alice Lee Shippen

1736–1817 (age 81)

Mount Vernon Cemetery

Alice Lee Shippen was a woman who lived from 1736 to 1817 in colonial America.

Sarah Clarkson Ralston

1766–1820 (age 54)

Mount Vernon Cemetery

Sarah Clarkson Ralston lived from 1766 to 1820 during the early American period.

John Jay

1745–1829 (age 84)

John Jay Cemetery

John Jay was a prominent New York City figure from 1745 to 1829 who played a significant role in early American history.

Gunning Bedford Jr.

1747–1812 (age 65)

Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery

Gunning Bedford Jr. was a Philadelphia-based figure from 1747 to 1812 involved in early American affairs.

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.

Edward Dowse

1756–1828 (age 72)

Old Village Cemetery

Edward Dowse was a Charlestown resident who lived from 1756 to 1828.

Zebulon Ketcham

1740–1823 (age 83)

Amityville Cemetery

Zebulon Ketcham was a Huntington resident who lived from 1740 to 1823.

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.

Jedediah Huntington

1743–1818 (age 75)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

Jedediah Huntington was a Norwich resident from 1743 to 1818 during the early American period.

Jonathan Huntington Lyman

1783–1825 (age 42)

Bridge Street Cemetery

Jonathan Huntington Lyman was a Hatfield resident who lived from 1783 to 1825.

David Rogers

1748–1829 (age 81)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

David Rogers was a figure who lived from 1748 to 1829 during the early American period.

Rufus Lathrop

1731–1805 (age 74)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

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

Sarah Homes Tappan

1748–1826 (age 78)

Bridge Street Cemetery

Sarah Homes Tappan was a woman who lived from 1748 to 1826 during the early American period.

Solomon Stoddard

1736–1827 (age 91)

Bridge Street Cemetery

Solomon Stoddard was a prominent colonial minister and theologian who served as pastor of Northampton's First Church for...

Seth Clark

1723–1813 (age 90)

Bridge Street Cemetery

Seth Clark was a Northampton resident who lived during the colonial and early American periods.

Josiah Dwight

1767–1821 (age 54)

Bridge Street Cemetery

Josiah Dwight was a Springfield resident during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Charles Pinckney

1757–1824 (age 67)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

Charles Pinckney was a prominent Charleston statesman and signer of the U.S. Constitution.

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.

Thomas Pinckney

1750–1828 (age 78)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

Thomas Pinckney was a Charleston diplomat and military officer who served as U.S. Minister to Spain and Great Britain.

James Tilton

1745–1822 (age 77)

Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery

James Tilton was a Kent County physician and surgeon who served as Surgeon General of the United States Army.

William Young

1755–1829 (age 74)

Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery

William Young was an Irvine resident during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

James Latimer

1719–1807 (age 88)

Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery

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

Sarah Geddes Latimer

1727–1813 (age 86)

Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery

Sarah Geddes Latimer was the wife of James Latimer and a resident of the Wilmington area during the colonial period.

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.

Joseph Kissam, II

1731–1815 (age 84)

Christ Church Cemetery

Joseph Kissam II was a colonial-era resident associated with Christ Church.

Benjamin Kissam

1753–1808 (age 55)

Christ Church Cemetery

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

John Kissam

1748–1828 (age 80)

Christ Church Cemetery

John Kissam was a late 18th and early 19th-century resident associated with Christ Church.

Jacob Broom

1752–1810 (age 58)

Christ Episcopal Church and Churchyard

Jacob Broom was a Wilmington lawyer and signer of the U.S. Constitution.

Pierce Butler Mease

1801–1810 (age 9)

Christ Episcopal Church and Churchyard

Pierce Butler Mease (1801-1810) was a member of an early American family buried at Christ Episcopal Church.

Thomas Lathrop

1762–1817 (age 55)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

Thomas Lathrop (1762-1817) was a Connecticut resident of the late 18th century.

Nathaniel Shipman

1723–1805 (age 82)

Old Norwichtown Cemetery

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

Noah Parsons

1731–1814 (age 83)

Bridge Street Cemetery

Noah Parsons (1731-1814) was an 18th-century resident who lived over eight decades.

William L. Smith

1758–1812 (age 54)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

William L. Smith (1758-1812) was a Charleston-based figure of the early American period.

James Clinton

1736–1812 (age 76)

Woodlawn Cemetery

James Clinton (1736-1812) was a resident of Little Britain who lived through the Revolutionary era.

James Ladson

1753–1812 (age 59)

St. Philip's Episcopal Church Cemetery

James Ladson (1753-1812) was a Charleston resident of the late 18th century.

Elizabeth Scammon

1744–1803 (age 59)

Laurel Hill Cemetery

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

John Steele

1764–1815 (age 51)

Chestnut Hill Cemetery

John Steele (1764-1815) was a Salisbury resident who lived during the American Revolution and early republic.

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.

Harriet Livingston Fulton

1783–1826 (age 43)

Claverack Dutch Reformed Church

Harriet Livingston Fulton (1783-1826) was a member of the Livingston family at Clermont estate.

Andrew Drake II

1746–1827 (age 81)

Scotch Plains Baptist Church Cemetery

Andrew Drake II (1746-1827) was a Somerset County resident who lived over eighty years.