Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, OH

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Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, OH

CEMETERY

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

Founding Date:
1845

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Salmon P. Chase Politician 13-Jan-1808 7-May-1873 Secretary of the Treasury, 1861-64

Levi Coffin Activist 28-Oct-1798 16-Sep-1877 Helped thousands of slaves to freedom

Myers Y. Cooper Politician 25-Nov-1873 6-Dec-1958 Governor of Ohio, 1929-31

James Gamble Business 3-Apr-1803 29-Apr-1891 Co-Founder of Procter & Gamble

Joseph Hooker Military 13-Nov-1814 31-Oct-1879 Union Army General

Miller Huggins Baseball 27-Mar-1879 25-Sep-1929 Yankees Manager, 1918-29

Isaac M. Jordan Politician 5-May-1835 3-Dec-1890 Congressman from Ohio, 1883-85

Barney Kroger Business 24-Jan-1860 21-Jul-1938 Founder of Kroger grocery empire

Nicholas Longworth Politician 5-Nov-1869 9-Apr-1931 Congressman from Ohio, 1903-31

Stanley Matthews Judge 21-Jul-1824 22-Mar-1889 US Supreme Court Justice, 1881-89

Lawrence Maxwell, Jr. Attorney 4-May-1853 18-Feb-1927 US Solicitor General, 1893-95

Neil H. McElroy Government 30-Oct-1904 30-Nov-1972 US Secretary of Defense, 1957-59

John McLean Judge 11-Mar-1785 4-Apr-1861 US Supreme Court Justice, 1829-61

William Procter Business 7-Dec-1801 4-Apr-1884 Co-Founder of Procter & Gamble

Skip Prosser Basketball 3-Nov-1950 26-Jul-2007 Xavier, Wake Forest Head Coach

Charles Sawyer Government 10-Feb-1887 7-Apr-1979 US Commerce Secretary, 1948-53

Alphonso Taft Government 5-Nov-1810 21-May-1891 Attorney General under Grant

Frances Wright Activist 6-Sep-1795 13-Dec-1852 Utopian abolitionist

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