| John 
        Adams Dix Governor of New York State 1873 - 1874 |  | |
| Born: July 24, 1798 in Boscawen, NH | ||
| Died: April 21, 1879 in New York City, New York | ||
| Buried: Trinity Church Cemetery, Manhattan, New York | ||
| Date of Visit: March 31, 2009 | ||
| GPS: Near N 40 42' 27.5, W 074 00' 43.6" | ||
| When I went to 
        the Trinity Church Cemetery to look for Dix’s grave, I couldn’t 
        find it. Fortunately, the church was open, so I went inside and asked 
        the nice volunteer at the desk. She looked up Dix’s name in the 
        burial book, and sure enough he is listed as being buried in a section 
        on the south side of the cemetery.  I went back out, and still couldn’t find it. So, I went back in. This time, I talked to a staff member and she looked it up on the Church’s website, and sure enough, he is listed as being buried in the cemetery, and there was even a map! So, I went back out and looked for a third time but I still couldn’t find it. It’s possible that the stone has worn away or the stone was damaged or removed. But, he is buried there and I did go by it. Trinity Church is a beautify church in the middle of the 
        financial district in lower Manhattan. Alexander Hamilton and Robert Fulton 
        are both buried near where Dix is supposedly buried and it’s the 
        church where Nicholas Cage finds the Templar treasure at the end of National 
        Treasure.  |  | 
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