This is the grave of the traitor Fitzhugh Lee. Born in 1835 in Claremont, Virginia, Lee was part of the famous elite Lee family that included the traitor general Robert.
This is the grave of John Randolph of Roanoke. Born in what is today Hopewell, Virginia in 1773 to one of Virginia's most elite families, Randolph spent his life defending.
This is the grave of Sarah Bagley. Born in 1806 in New Hampshire, Bagley's family was like many other New England families. They were farmers and owned a little mill.
This is the grave of Lester Young. Born in 1909 in Woodville, Mississippi, Young grew up in New Orleans as part of a family of musicians. But although professional musicians,.
This is the grave of Stephen Field. Born in 1816 in Haddam, Connecticut to a Congregationalist minister and a larger family who would produce many leading 19th century figures, including.
This is the grave of John Jacob Astor. Johann Jakob Astor was born in 1763 in Walldorf, in what is today Germany. His family was skilled workers and that seemed.
This is the grave of William O. Douglas. Born in 1898 in Maine Township, Minnesota, Douglas' father was an itinerant preacher and the family moved around a lot. By 1904,.
This is the grave of Elizabeth Freeman. Born into slavery around 1744 on a farm near Claverack, New York, Freeman's experience wasn't so unusual. New York was the center of.
