This is the grave of Henry Dawes. Born in 1816 in Cummington, Massachusetts, Dawes went to Yale, where he graduated in 1839. He worked as a teacher and a newspaper.
This is the grave of William Mahone. Born in 1826 in Brown's Ferry, Virginia, Mahone grew up in a relatively well-off but not elite family. His father ran a store.
Someone in this semicircle of nearly illegible graves is that of Alice Roosevelt. Alice Hathaway Lee was born Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts in 1861. Her father a big time Boston banker.
This is the grave of Earl Warren. Born in 1891 in Los Angeles, Warren grew up in Bakersfield, son of a poor family. His father worked on the railroad. But.
This is the grave of States Rights Gist. Yes friends, you read that right. This man was named States Rights Gist. See, he was born in 1831 in Union, South.
This is the grave of Josephus Daniels. Born in 1862 in Washington, North Carolina, Daniels grew up without a father. He was killed in the Civil War, but as these.
This is the grave of Mike Mansfield. Born in Brooklyn in 1903, Mansfield grew up in Montana. That's because his mother died when he was 3 and his father didn't.
This is the grave of the execrable Richard Olney. Born in 1835 to a rich family in Oxford, Massachusetts, Olney dedicated his life to serving the needs of fellow rich.
