1850/00/00 |
Edward C Jones and Francis D Lee |
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Charles Fraser delivers the dedication address for the Magnolia Cemetery. The original Receiving Tomb survives along with the superintendent's office (c 1805), three 1890s structures, five mausoleums and many examples of cemetery art. |
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1863/11/08 |
Horace Lawson Hunley |
In Memoriam |
Horace L Hunley is buried with full military honors at Hunley Circle in Magnolia Cemetery, Charleston, South Carolina. |
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1863/11/09 |
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Seven H L HUNLEY seaman are buried with full military honors at Hunley Circle in Magnolia Cemetery. The dead are Thomas S Parks, Henry Beard, R Brookbanks, John Marshall, Charles McHugh, Joseph Patterson and Charles L Sprague. |
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1865/08/25 |
Isabella Johannes Middleton Huger |
Died |
Isabella Johannes Middleton Huger passes away. She is buried at Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston, South Carolina. |
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1887/09/06 |
William Aiken Jr |
Died |
William Aiken Jr dies in Flat Rock, North Carolina. He is buried in Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston. |
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1894/00/00 |
Edward C Jones |
Architect |
Cotton factor, William Burroughs Smith, the richest man in Charleston, died at his residence on Broad St, 23 June 1892. His remains rested 30 months in the Magnolia Cemetery Receiving Tomb, while his mausoleum is built by the Charleston Granite Works. |
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1919/01/25 |
Eliza Middleton Huger Smith |
Died |
Eliza Middleton Huger Smith dies in Charleston, South Carolina. She is buried at Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston. |
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1958/02/03 |
Alice Ravenel Huger Smith |
Died |
Alice Ravenel Huger Smith dies in Charleston, South Carolina. She is buried at Magnolia Cemetery in Charleston. |
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2000/03/25 |
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After discovery under Johnson Hagood Stadium, the remains of the HUNLEY crew who drowned on August 1836 are buried at Hunley Circle in Magnolia Cemetery. The five seaman were Michael Cane, Nicholas Davis, Frank Doyle, John Kelly and Absolum Williams. |
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2004/04/17 |
George E Dixon, CSA |
In Memoriam |
Remains of George Dixon and the HUNLEY's last crewmen are buried in Magnolia Cemetery. His home Lodge, now the Mobile-McCormick Lodge No 40, and the Masonic Grand Lodges of Alabama and South Carolina participated in the military and Masonic funeral rites. |
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2004/04/17 |
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Tens of thousands of people attend the burial of the remains of the H L HUNLEY's last crew - Arnold Becker, Corporal JF Carlsen, Frank Collins, C Lumpkin, Mr Miller, James A Wicks and Joseph Ridgaway - in Magnolia Cemetery. |
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H L HUNLEY's Final Mission |