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epidemics caused a shortage of gravediggers, and people dug graves for their own loved ones. The entire number of interments from the cemetery's opening in August 1848 until
January 1898, was 644,761. From January 1898 until 1907 there were about 200,000 interments, thus yielding roughly 850,000
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682:(1878/1879–1950), first woman in NYPD to be a homicide detective, lieutenant and first grade detective. Founded the Policewoman's Endowment Association.
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Calvary is split into four sections. The first section is known as First
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Peter "Giuseppe" Morello (also known as the Clutch Hand)
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885:(1833–1906), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
846:(1840–1877), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
820:(1843–1923), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
791:(1822–1917), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
785:(1844–1883), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
779:(1840–1924), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
773:(1839–1895), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
761:(1838–1912), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
749:(1838–1904), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
737:(1832–1912), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
731:(1838–1870), American Civil War Medal of Honor recipient
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922:(1875–1930), mobster
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86:Coordinates
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1853:Categories
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1667:Dash, Mike
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674:Pay or Die
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1534:23 April
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1387:See also
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