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What are three US Presidents who were mourners as Lincoln's Funeral Train traveled across the country?
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Future President Theodore Roosevelt, aged six viewed the Funeral procession at his Grandfather's home from a second floor window near Union Square in New York City. On 27 April former President Millard Fillmore and future President Grover Cleveland paid their respects at the procession in Buffalo.
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How do you use mourners in a sentence?
There were many mourners at the funeral.
What is a sentence using Mourners?
The mourners were parading into the church for the funeral.
Is a large group of mourners at a funeral called a suportive crowd?
No
Who leads a funeral procession?
The funeral director would lead, followed by the coffin then followed by the chief mourners.
When Lincoln's Funeral Train stopped in Cleveland for mourners to view his body how many mourners came to Memorial Park?
There were an estimated 150,000 mourners who attended the viewing.
Who gave ulogy at Abraham lincolns funeral?
bugbee
What is an open casket funeral?
This is a funeral where the casket is open for viewing of the deceased by the mourners. It is a common type of funeral, but some families prefer that the casket be closed instead.
What is a person who attends a funeral of a relative or friend of the dead person?
The people attending a funeral as friends or relatives of the deceased are called the mourners.
How much are professional mourners paid?
In the UK about £15 per person per funeral.
What are the people called who conduct funerals?
Funeral Director. a funeral oranizer Undertaker.
When Lincoln's Funeral Train stopped in Philadelphia for mourners to view his body how many mourners came to Independence Hall?
There were an estimated 300,000 viewers in 5 hours. An estimated 200,000 had waited in line but were not admitted.
Which president went to mandala's funeral?
There were several presidents that went to Nelson Mandela's funeral. President Obama from the US attended.
