This is the grave of both Marian Anderson and James DePriest. Born in 1897 in Philadelphia, Anderson grew up in the Black working class. Her father sold ice and later.
This is the grave of Bob Dole. So this is the rare case where I visit the grave of someone for which I have an obituary written. I'm just going.
This is the grave of Dee Brown. Born in 1908 in Alberta, Louisiana, Brown mostly grew up in Ouachita County, Arkansas and then Little Rock. The family had enough money.
This is the grave of Francis Benedict. Born in 1870 in Milwaukee, Benedict went to Harvard and then Heidelberg University in Germany. He did his PhD in Germany, since that.
This is the grave of Henry Laurens. Born in 1724 in what is today Charleston, South Carolina but was then known as Charles Town, Laurens grew up in an upwardly.
This is the grave of Eleanor of Castile. Born in 1241 in Burgos, Castile, not yet part of Spain since that country didn't exist yet, Eleanor was the daughter of.
This is the grave of Charles Lyell. Born in 1797 in Angus, Scotland, Lyell was rich. In fact, his family owned Kinnordy House, a big ol'estate house, and he was.
This is the grave of Joe Louis. Born in 1914 in Chambers County, Alabama, Joseph Louis Barrow grew up very poor, like most black people in Alabama. His parents were.
