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Name Birth Date Death Date Photo Cemetery
Carrie Chapman Catt January 9 1859 March 9 1947 Person,Grave Woodlawn Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
William Cody February 26 1846 January 10 1917 Person,Grave Buffalo Bill Memorial Museum (Colorado, United States of America)
Fur Coat Memorial Grave Aspen Hill Memorial Park & Animal Sanctuary (Maryland, United States of America)
Kit Carson Cody 1870 April 20 1876 Person,Grave Mount Hope Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
Orra Maude Cody August 15 1872 October 24 1883 Grave Mount Hope Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
Arta Cody December 16 1866 January 30 1904 Grave Mount Hope Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial February 28 1993 Grave Mount Carmel Center (Branch Davidian Compound) (Texas, United States of America)
Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial Fence Person,Grave Oklahoma City Bombing Site (Oklahoma, United States of America)
Iron Eyes Cody April 3 1907 January 4 1999 Person,Grave Hollywood Forever (California, United States of America)
Michael J. Codd Grave Calvary Cemetery (New York, United States of America)
Lillie Hitchcock Coit August 23 1843 July 22 1929 Person,Grave Cypress Lawn Memorial Park (California, United States of America)
Morris the Cat 1968 1975 Person Crescent Hotel (Arkansas, United States of America)
René Coty 1882 1962 Person Le Havre Cimetière (Haute-Normandie Region, France)
Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial 'Survivor Tree' April 19 1995 Grave Oklahoma City Bombing Site (Oklahoma, United States of America)
Pierre Chouteau October 10 1758 July 9 1849 Person,Grave Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum (Missouri, United States of America)
Auguste Chouteau September 26 1740 February 24 1829 Grave Calvary Cemetery and Mausoleum (Missouri, United States of America)
George Pierre Codd December 7 1869 February 16 1927 Person,Grave Elmwood Cemetery (Michigan, United States of America)
Oklahoma City National Memorial Grave Oklahoma City Bombing Site (Oklahoma, United States of America)
Bill Cody April 18 1925 August 11 1989 Person,Grave Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Hollywood Hills) (California, United States of America)
Eugene J. Cadou 1898 1968 Person,Grave Crown Hill Cemetery (Indiana, United States of America)
Ruth I. Cadou 1894 1993 Crown Hill Cemetery (Indiana, United States of America)
Scott City Memorial Grave Scott City Park (Missouri, United States of America)
George Cathey 1755 1840 Grave Union-Williams Cemetery (Missouri, United States of America)
Marjorie Susan Choate July 3 1962 January 7 1979 Grave Hurricane City Cemetery (Utah, United States of America)
Johanna Chiado August 2 1926 August 2 1926 Castle Gate Cemetery (Utah, United States of America)
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