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Richmond city
Virginia

Politicians who died in Richmond city

	Richmond:
	Richmond, 1750-1799: Carter Braxton, 1797    Richmond, 1800-1849: Edmund Pendleton, 1803 — George Wythe, 1806 — John Harvie, 1807 — John Page, 1808 — Edward Carrington, 1810 — Abraham Bedford Venable, 1811 — George William Smith, 1811 — Dabney Carr, 1837 — William Brockenbrough, 1838    Richmond, 1850-1899: William H. Cabell, 1853 — J. B. Harvie, 1856 — John Mercer Patton, 1858 — Green Berry Samuels, 1859 — John Hemphill, 1862 — John Tyler, 1862 — Stephen Fowler Hale, 1862 — Powhatan Ellis, 1863 — William Mason McCarty, 1863 — John Allen Wilcox, 1864 — David Maney Currin, 1864 — John M. Daniel, 1865 — John Minor Botts, 1869 — John S. Caskie, 1869 — James Lyons, 1882 — William Alexander Smith, 1888 — Williams Carter Wickham, 1888 — Thomas Branch, 1888 — Beverly Tucker, 1890 — Henry K. Ellyson, 1890 — George D. Wise, 1898    Richmond, 1900-1949: Eppa Hunton, 1908 — William Ruffin Cox, 1919 — J. Taylor Ellyson, 1919 — John Lamb, 1924 — Richard E. Byrd, 1925 — Edmund Waddill, Jr., 1931 — George Ainslie, 1931 — E. Lee Trinkle, 1939 — Harry W. Nice, 1941 — James H. Price, 1943 — Junius Edgar West, 1947    Richmond, 1950-1999: J. Fulmer Bright, 1953 — William H. Adams, 1958 — Davis Elkins, 1959 — Joel West Flood, 1964 — J. Vaughan Gary, 1973 — Nathaniel B. Early, Jr., 1979 — T. Coleman Andrews, 1983 — J. Lindsay Almond, Jr., 1986 — J. Rives Childs, 1987 — T. Coleman Andrews, Jr., 1989 — Lewis F. Powell, Jr., 1998 — Walter Lyman Rice, 1998    Richmond, 2000-2012: Norman Sisisky, 2001
	See also Virginia deathplaces not assigned to counties.

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