This is the grave of Charles Thomas Jackson. Born in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1805, Jackson grew up in the New England elite. Just as an example, his sister married Ralph.
This is the grave of Charles Dawes. Born in 1865 in Marietta, Ohio, Dawes grew up quite well off. His father was General Rufus Dawes, who played a key role.
This is the grave of Samuel Pomeroy. Born in 1816 in Southampton, Massachusetts, Pomeroy grew up comfortable and went to Amherst College, graduating in 1838. He taught school in New.
This is the grave of Henry Corbett. Born in 1827 in Westborough, Massachusetts, Corbett grew up pretty well off. His father ran a tool factory and then later a hotel.
This is the grave of John Harvey Kellogg. Born in 1852 in Tyrone, Michigan, Kellogg grew up in the religious fervor of the late Second Great Awakening. His father was.
This is the grave of Andre Delfau. Born in Paris in 1914, Delfau is not super well known today, but he became a leading costume and set designer by the.
This is the grave of Ulysses S. Grant, III. Born in Chicago in 1881, Grant grew up the grandson of the great general and less great president. He didn't know.
This is the grave of Leo Frank. Born in 1884 in Cuero, Texas, Frank grew up in Brooklyn. His family seems to have, rightly, decided that it made more sense.
