This is the grave of Henry Adams. Born in 1838 into one of the nation's most elite families, if not the single most elite, young Henry was the son of.
This is the grave of Caspar Weinberger. Born in 1917 in San Francisco, Weinberger's family were ethnically Jewish but had abandoned the faith a long time before and were vaguely.
This is the grave of Richard Henry Pratt. Born in Rushford, New York in 1840, Pratt had a bit of a tough childhood. He survived smallpox in 1847. Then his.
This is the grave of Walter Reed. Born in 1851 in Belroi, Virginia to a traveling Methodist minister, Reed largely grew up with his mother's family in North Carolina since.
This is the grave of J. Edgar Hoover. Unfortunately born in 1895 and perhaps the worst person in all of American history, John Edgar Hoover was born in Washington, DC.
This is the grave of Patsy Cline. Born Virginia Hensley in 1932 in Winchester, Virginia, to a seamstress mother and blacksmith father who later abandoned the family in 1947, Cline.
This is the grave of Maggie Walker. Born in 1864 in Richmond to a mother who was a freed slave and cook for Elizabeth Van Lew, who herself was a.
This is the grave of I.W. Abel. Iorwith Abel was born in 1908 in Magnolia, Ohio to a working class family. His father was a blacksmith and his mother's family.
