Salt Lake City Cemetery Burial place for LDS luminaries

From Presidents Gordon B. Hinckley and John Taylor, to famous female LDS members Mary M. Wallace and Mary Fielding Smith, the Salt Lake City Cemetery is the resting place for scores of historically signicant LDS Church faithful.
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LDS presidents
1. John Taylor 2. Wilford Woodruff 3. Joseph F. Smith 4. Heber J. Grant 5. George Albert Smith 6. David O. McKay 7. Joseph Fielding Smith 8. Harold B. Lee 9. Spencer W. Kimball 10. Howard W. Hunter 11. Gordon B. Hinckley 14 Served 1880-1887 1887-1898 1901-1918 1918-1945 1945-1951 1951-1970 1970-1972 1972-1973 1973-1985 1994-1995 1995-2008

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Prominent members
1. Melvn J. Ballard 2. Hugh B. Brown 3. George Q. Cannon 4. J. Reuben Clark 5. William Clayton 6. Matthew Cowley 7. Richard L. Evans 8. Mary Fielding Smith 9. Jedediah Grant 10. J. Golden Kimball 11. Bruce R. McConkie 12. Charles W. Penrose 13. Romania Pratt 14. Mark E. Petersen 15. W.W. Phelps 16. Orson Pratt 17. Willard Richards 18. LeGrand Richards 19. Orrin Porter Rockwell 20. Ellis R. Shipp 21. James E. Talmage 22. N. Eldon Tanner 23. John A. Widtsoe 24. Amelia Folsom 25. Reynolds Cahoon 26. Mary M. Wallace 27. Truman O. Angell 28. Neal A. Maxwell

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Sources: Salt Lake City Cemetery, Google Earth

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