graves
This is the grave of Celia Cruz. Born in 1925 in Havana, Cuba, Úrsula Hilaria Celia de la Caridad Cruz Alfonso, she didn't grow up in a musical family. In.
This is the grave of Charles Wilkes. Born in New York City in 1798 and raised by an aunt who would be the first person born in the United States.
This is the grave of Michael Green and the future grave of Theda Perdue. Pioneering historians of Native America, both Green and Perdue have had impressive careers. Green finished his.
This is the grave of Joan and Ray Kroc. Ray Kroc was born in 1902 to a Czech immigrant family near Chicago. He was just an average guy for the.
This is the grave of Pete Rozelle. Born in South Gate, California in 1926, Rozelle played on the same high school sports teams as Duke Snider in Compton. After a.
This is the grave of James Cox. Born in 1870 in Jacksonburg, Ohio, Cox never went to college but became a journalist in the 1890s, first working in Cincinnati and.
This is the grave of Pushmataha. Probably born in 1764 in modern-day Mississippi, Pushmataha became a warrior at an early age among the Choctaw and fought in their many wars.
This is the grave of Bernard Malamud. Born in 1914 in Brooklyn, Malamud graduated from City College in 1936 and received a master's degree from Columbia in 1942. Beginning in.