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Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, IL

CEMETERY

Official Website:
http://www.rosehillcemetery.com/

Location:
Chicago, IL

Founding Date:
1864

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Wallace Calvin Abbott
Doctor
12-Oct-1857 4-Jul-1921 Founder of Abbott Laboratories
Avery Brundage
Sports Figure
28-Sep-1887 8-May-1975 International Olympic Committee Chair, 1952-72
Leo Burnett
Business
21-Oct-1891 7-Jun-1971 American advertising pioneer
Charles G. Dawes
Politician
27-Aug-1865 23-Apr-1951 US Vice President, 1925-29
Jim Dooley
Football
8-Feb-1930 8-Jan-2008 Chicago Bears Head Coach, 1968-71
Lyman J. Gage
Business
28-Jun-1836 26-Jan-1927 US Treasury Secretary, 1897-1902
Dwight H. Green
Politician
9-Jan-1897 20-Feb-1958 Governor of Illinois, 1941-49
Oscar Mayer
Business
29-Mar-1859 11-Mar-1955 Oscar Mayer Meats, Inc.
Martha O'Driscoll
Actor
4-Mar-1922 3-Nov-1998 Li'l Abner
Richard B. Ogilvie
Politician
22-Feb-1923 10-May-1988 Governor of Illinois, 1969-73
Julius Rosenwald
Business
12-Aug-1862 6-Jan-1932 Sears executive and Good Samaritan
Richard W. Sears
Business
7-Dec-1863 28-Sep-1914 Sears, Roebuck founder
Milton Sills
Actor
12-Jan-1882 15-Sep-1930 The Sea Hawk
William G. Stratton
Politician
26-Feb-1914 2-Mar-2001 Governor of Illinois, 1953-61
Burr Tillstrom
Performance Artist
13-Oct-1917 6-Dec-1985 Puppeteer, Kukla, Fran and Ollie
Aaron Montgomery Ward
Business
17-Feb-1844 7-Dec-1913 Founded Montgomery Ward company
Roy Owen West
Attorney
27-Oct-1868 29-Nov-1958 US Secretary of the Interior, 1928-29


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