Kentucky William F. Turner, first Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court. Henry Lane Wilson, Ambassador to Mexico and U.S. Minister to Chile and to Belgium. Zerelda G. Wallace, temperance advocate and suffragette, second wife of governor and congressman David Wallace, Lew Wallace's stepmother, and sister-in-law of James Gatling. Christopher T. Gonzalez, LGBT and AIDs activist, along with his life partner Jeff Werner. Military figures American Civil War generals for the Union army: Thomas Armstrong Morris, Edward Richard Sprigg Canby, Jefferson C. Davis, Abel Streight, George Francis McGinnis, John Parker Hawkins, Robert Sanford Foster, John Coburn, Frederick Knefler, and George Henry Chapman. The remains of 1,616 Confederate soldiers who died during their confinement at Camp Morton, a Union prison camp in Indianapolis. Their remains were transferred to Crown Hill in 1931. Two British Commonwealth service personnel are buried in this cemetery, one from each World War: Captain Joseph Hammond of the Royal Air Force, killed in 1918, and Warrant Officer Thomas Taggart Young, Royal Canadian Air Force, who died in 1942. Charles W. Brouse, Congressional Medal of Honor recipient James H. Kasler, Korean and Vietnam War fighter pilot and POW; only recipient of three Air Force Crosses John Swanson Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Roscoe Turner, aviator, winner of a Distinguished Flying Cross, and transcontinental speed recordholder. Sports figures James A. Allison, Frank Wheeler, Arthur Newby, and Carl Fisher, founders of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Indianapolis 500 winners Floyd Davis, Louis Schneider, Howdy Wilcox, and Jim Hurtubise Erwin "Cannon Ball" Baker, record setting motorcycle racer. William L. "Bill" Garrett, the first African American to play in the Big Ten Conference. Robert Irsay, former owner of the Indianapolis Colts. Frank McKinney, Olympic gold medalist in swimming, later president of Bank One of Indiana and civic booster. Toad Ramsey, Major League Baseball player from 1885 through 1890. Stacey Toran, Football defensive back for the Los Angeles Raiders. John Woodruff, Olympic gold medalist in track, 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin. Founders and inventors Lyman S. Ayres, founder of L. S. Ayres department stores. Charles H. Black Ovid Butler, founder of Butler University. August Duesenberg and Frederick S. Duesenberg, automotive industrialists Frank P. Fox, Indianapolis 500 driver and owner of the Pope Motor Car Company Howard Garns, inventor of Sudoku Richard Jordan Gatling, American inventor, best known for his invention of the Gatling gun. John F. Geisse, founder of Target Stores, Venture Stores, and