This is the grave of Abraham Baldwin. Born in 1754 in Guilford, Connecticut, Baldwin was the son of a blacksmith. But at this time, it was possible for children from.
This is the grave of Frederick Weyerhaeuser. Born in 1834 in Germany, Weyerhaeuser grew up in a family of land-owning farmers. During the 1848 revolutions, several of his family members.
This is the grave of John Daniel. Born in 1842 in Lynchburg, Virginia to the state's elite slaveholding class, not everything was great as a child for the young John.
This is the grave of Leon Trotsky. Lev Bronstein was born in 1879 in modern Ukraine. His family was made up of wealthy Jewish farmers. At the age of 8,.
This is the grave of Mary Ann Lee. Born in 1823 in Philadelphia, Lee became one of the first American ballet dancers, if the claim is more debatable than her.
This is the grave of Sylvia Beach. Born a preacher's daughter in Maryland in 1887, Nancy Beach changed her name to Sylvia as a young woman. She came from a.
This is the grave of Frederick Douglass. Born into slavery sometime around February 1818 on a plantation in Talbot County, Maryland, Douglass, like most slaves, could only guess at his.
This is the grave of Horatio Alger. Born in 1832 in Chelsea, Massachusetts, Alger grew up in relative comfort. His father was a fairly prominent Unitarian minister and the family.
