File:Bufano Grave (13929291862).jpg|
Beniamino Bufano grave File:Joseph Cuneo mausoleum, Holy Cross, Colma 1 (cropped).JPG|Joseph Cuneo mausoleum Image:hcc-colma-dimaggio1.jpg|
Joe DiMaggio grave File:Dunphy-Carmen family vaults, Holy Cross, Colma 1 (cropped).JPG|Dunphy-Carmen family vaults File:Lynch grave, Holy Cross, Colma 1.JPG|Lynch family vault File:De Young Family mausoleum door (cropped).JPG|
M. H. de Young mausoleum Several notable people are buried at Holy Cross, including former politicians, and people of the
California Gold Rush. This cemetery also contains one
British Commonwealth war grave, of a
Canadian Infantry soldier of
World War I.
A •
Joseph Alemany, San Francisco's first archbishop •
Joseph Alioto, Mayor of San Francisco (1968-1976) •
Pedro Altube, rancher •
Delos R. Ashley,
Nevada U.S. Representative
B •
Ping Bodie, MLB player •
Winifred Bonfils, reporter and columnist •
Jimmy Britt,
boxer •
Pat Brown, 32nd
Governor of California •
Benny Bufano, sculptor
C •
Chuy Campusano, visual artist, and muralist •
Joe Carcione, "The Green Grocer" columnist and personality •
Eugene Casserly, U.S. Senator •
John Chapman, Civil War soldier,
Medal of Honor recipient •
Joe Corbett,
Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher •
Frank Crosetti,
New York Yankees MLB player, teammate of
Joe DiMaggio D •
Joe DiMaggio (1914–1999), MLB player, Hall of Fame member •
John G. Downey, 7th
Governor of California E •
Eddie Erdelatz, first head coach of
Oakland Raiders football team
F •
James Graham Fair,
Bonanza King, U.S. Senator •
Cy Falkenberg, baseball player •
Abigail Folger, Heiress, socialite,
Manson murder victim •
Edwin Alexander Forbes, Adjutant-General of California •
Kathryn Forbes, writer •
Tirey L. Ford, Attorney-General for California •
Charlie Fox, MLB manager, coach, and scout
G •
Oliver Gagliani (1917–2002) photographer, and educator •
A.P. Giannini, founder of
Bank of America •
Charlie Geggus, MLB player, who played one season for the
Washington Nationals of the
Union Association •
Vince Guaraldi, jazz musician known for composing music for animated television adaptations of the
Peanuts comic strip including their signature melody, "
Linus and Lucy"
H •
Edward Joseph Hanna, San Francisco's Third Archbishop •
Michael A. Healy, American Captain in United States Revenue Cutter (predecessor of the
United States Coast Guard) •
William Edward Hickman, American convicted murderer •
Edward Higgins, General of the Salvation Army •
Eric Hoffer, American moral and social philosopher
I •
Samuel Williams Inge, U.S. Representative for
Alabama K •
Paul Kantner, guitarist for
Jefferson Airplane •
George Kelly, MLB Hall of Famer
L •
Bill Lange, MLB player for
Chicago Cubs (1893–1899) •
William Joseph Levada, San Francisco's Seventh Archbishop,
Prefect emeritus of the
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (elevated to
Cardinal in 2006)
M •
Ralph Maradiaga (1934–1985), Chicano artist, printmaker, muralist •
Leo McCarthy, former California Lieutenant Governor •
Pete McDonough, bail bondsmen •
James A. McDougall. U.S. Senator •
Joseph Thomas McGucken, San Francisco's Fifth Archbishop •
Theresa Meikle, first woman elected to Superior Court Judge in a major American city •
Gene Merlino, Grammy-award winning singer •
John J. Mitty, San Francisco's Fourth Archbishop •
John J. Montgomery, pioneer aviator, aerodynamicist, and physicist; first American to fly in a heavier-than-air machine •
Maggie Moore, silent film actress •
George Moscone, Mayor of San Francisco
N •
George Hugh Niederauer, San Francisco's Eighth Archbishop •
John I. Nolan, U.S. Representative •
Mae Nolan, California's first female congressperson
O •
William S. O'Brien,
Bonanza King •
Bryan O'Byrne, actor •
M.M. O'Shaughnessy, San Francisco city engineer
P •
James D. Phelan, Mayor of San Francisco, U.S. Senator •
Ralph Pinelli, MLB player
Q •
John Raphael Quinn, San Francisco's Sixth Archbishop
R •
Patrick William Riordan, San Francisco's Second Archbishop •
Angelo Joseph Rossi, Mayor of San Francisco (1931–1944) • Pietro Carlo Rossi, wine maker and first President
Italian Swiss Colony •
Charles M. Rousseau (1848–1918), Kingdom of Belgium-born American architect •
Oliver Rousseau (1891–1977), American architect, home builder/contractor, and real estate developer
S •
Hank Sauer, MLB player •
Eugene Schmitz, Mayor of San Francisco (1902–1907) •
Fred Scolari, professional basketball player •
John F. Shelley, Mayor of San Francisco (1964–1968) •
William M. Stewart, U.S. Senator •
James Joseph Sweeney, First bishop of Diocese of Honolulu
T •
Ethel Teare, American silent film actress
W •
Richard J. Welch, U.S. Representative •
Kaisik Wong, fashion designer •
William J. Wynn, U.S. Representative
Y •
Michael de Young, co-founder of the
San Francisco Chronicle, namesake of the
M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
Z •
Frank Zupo, MLB player with the
Baltimore Orioles ==References==