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Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA

CEMETERY

Official Website:
http://www.hollywoodcemetery.org/

Location:
Richmond, VA

Founding Date:
1849

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
James Branch Cabell
Novelist
14-Apr-1879 5-May-1958 Jurgen, A Comedy of Justice
John Moncure Daniel
Editor
24-Oct-1825 30-Mar-1865 Richmond Examiner
Peter Vivian Daniel
Judge
24-Apr-1784 31-May-1860 US Supreme Court Justice, 1842-60
Jefferson Davis
Head of State
3-Jun-1808 6-Dec-1889 President of the Confederacy
Ellen Glasgow
Novelist
22-Apr-1873 21-Nov-1945 In This Our Life
Eppa Hunton
Politician
24-Sep-1822 11-Oct-1908 Representative and Senator from Virginia
Mary Johnston
Novelist
21-Nov-1870 9-May-1936 To Have and To Hold
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Military
14-Jan-1806 1-Feb-1873 Father of modern oceanography
Elizabeth Monroe
First Lady
30-Jun-1768 23-Sep-1830 Wife of US President James Monroe
James Monroe
Head of State
28-Apr-1758 4-Jul-1831 5th President of the U.S.
John G. Pollard
Politician
4-Aug-1871 28-Apr-1937 Governor of Virginia, 1930-34
Lewis F. Powell, Jr.
Judge
19-Sep-1907 25-Aug-1998 US Supreme Court Justice, 1972-87
John Randolph of Roanoke
Politician
2-Jun-1773 24-May-1833 US Senator from Virginia, 1825-27
Jeb Stuart
Military
6-Feb-1833 12-May-1864 Confederate cavalry officer
Claude A. Swanson
Politician
31-Mar-1862 7-Jul-1939 Governor and Senator from Virginia
John Tyler
Head of State
29-Mar-1790 18-Jan-1862 10th President of the U.S.
Julia Gardiner Tyler
First Lady
23-Jul-1820 10-Jul-1889 Second wife of US President John Tyler


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