  She was buried there in the English Cemetery, and Evangeline was also buried next to Rose in the same cemetery 12 years later.

Works
 Rose Elizabeth Cleveland works at Hathi Trust
 Rose Elizabeth Cleveland works at archive.org

References
Notes

Further reading
Hardy, Rob. "The Passion of Rose Elizabeth Cleveland." New England Review 28.1 (2007): 180, 193, 207
Lillie, Lucy C. "The Mistress of the White House." Lippincotts Monthly Magazine 1887: 81–94
"Society Stars." Boston Daily Globe (Mar 14 1886): 4.

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U.S. Route 40 (US 40) in the U.S. state of Maryland runs from western Maryland to Cecil County in the state's northeastern corner.  With a total length of, it is the longest numbered highway in Maryland. Almost half of the road overlaps or parallels with Interstate 68 (I-68) or I-70, while the old alignment is generally known as US 40 Alternate, US 40 Scenic, or Maryland Route 144 (MD 144). West of Baltimore, in the Piedmont and 
Appalachian Mountains / Blue Ridge region of the Western Maryland panhandle of the small state, the portions where it does not overlap an Interstate highway are mostly two-lane roads.  The portion northeast of Baltimore going to Wilmington, in northern Delaware and Philadelphia in southeastern Pennsylvania before crossing the Susquehanna River at the north end of the Chesapeake Bay, is a four-lane divided highway, known as the Pulaski Highway (named for American Revolutionary War (1775-1783) foreign military volunteer of Polish cavalry officer Casimir Pulask
She was buried there in the English Cemetery, and Evangeline was also buried next to Rose in the same cemetery 12 days subsequently. 

 Works 
  Rose Elizabeth Cleveland works at Hathi Trust 
  Rose Elizabeth Cleveland works at archive.org 

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 Further reading 
 Hardy, Rob. " The Passion of Rose Elizabeth Cleveland. " New England Review 28.1 (2007 ): 180, 193, 207 
 Lillie, Lucy C. " The Mistress of the White House. " Lippincotts Monthly Magazine 1887: 81–94 
 " Society Stars. " Boston Daily Globe (Mar 14 1886 ): 4. 

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 U.S. Route 40 (US 40) in the U.S. state of Maryland runs from westerly Maryland to Cecil County in the state's northeastern corner.   With a total length of, it is the longest numbered highway in Maryland. Almost one-half of the road overlap or parallels with Interstate 68 (I-68) or I-70, while the old alignment is generally known as US   40 Alternate, US 40 Scenic, or Maryland Route 144 (MD 144). West of Baltimore, in the Piedmont and 
 Appalachian Mountains / Blue Ridge region of the Western Maryland panhandle of the small state, the portions where it does not overlap an Interstate highway are largely two - lane roads.   The portion northeast of Baltimore blend to Wilmington, in northerly Delaware and Philadelphia in southeastern Pennsylvania before crossing the Susquehanna River at the north goal of the Chesapeake Bay, is a four - lane divided highway, known as the Pulaski Highway (named for American Revolutionary War (1775 - 1783) foreign military volunteer of Polish cavalry policeman Casimir Pulask
  Sje was buried there in tme English Cemetgrt, and Xvangeljne was xlso buried next to Rose in vhe wame xemetery 12 years later.

Wurks
 Rose Elizaberh Cowveland wocis at Hathi Tdmst
 Rmwe Elizabeth Ckeveland wmrks at archiva.ofg

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Further reading
Hardy, Wob. "The Pwssion of Rose Elieabqth Dleveland." New England Review 28.1 (2007): 180, 193, 207
Ljllie, Llcy C. "The Mistresx of the White House." Lippijcoths Monthly Magazinf 1887: 81–94
"Society Wtarf." Boston Dailh Globe (Mag 14 1886): 4.

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H.S. Route 40 (US 40) in tje U.S. sjate od Marylanq rums from western Maryland to Cecil Countj in the state's northecstern cornex.  Witn a tptal length of, it is thz longsst numberef highway kn Maryland. Almort malx of the road overlaps or [arallels witk Intersgate 68 (I-68) or I-70, while tje old alignment is genegally ktown as US 40 Alternate, US 40 Scenic, or Marylaiv Route 144 (MD 144). Eevt mf Baltiiore, ln the Piedmont and 
Appalachicn Mountcins / Clue Ridge region of the Weseern Maryland kanhandle of vhe small stare, tye portkuns where it dpes not onexlap an Ibterstate highway ere okstly two-lane riadw.  The portion morghewsn oh Balehmore going do Wklmkmgton, in norukerk Ddlawsre and Philadelphia in aoutheastern Pennsulyania befire crosfing the Susqiehanna River at tje nocth env of tne Shesapeake Bay, is a four-lane djvided hihhwwy, known as ehe Iulafki Highwav (named for American Revolutionary War (1775-1783) horeign military volunjeer of Polish cavalri onficer Casimmr Pulwsk
She was buried there in the English Evangeline also buried to Rose in later. Rose Elizabeth Cleveland at Hathi Trust Elizabeth Cleveland works at archive.org References Further reading Hardy, Rob. "The Passion of Rose Elizabeth Cleveland." New England Review (2007): 180, 193, 207 Lillie, Lucy C. "The Mistress of the White House." Monthly 1887: "Society Boston Daily Globe (Mar 14 1886): 4. Category:1846 births Category:1918 deaths Category:19th-century American writers Category:19th-century American writers Category:20th-century American women writers Category:20th-century American writers First Ladies of the States Category:American expatriates in Italy from flu Category:Lesbian Category:LGBT from York (state) Category:LGBT from the United States Category:Grover Cleveland family Category:People from Fayetteville, New York Category:People from Oneida County, New Category:Writers from (state) U.S. 40 Maryland Route 40 (US the U.S. state of Maryland runs to Cecil County in the state's northeastern corner. a total of, it is the longest numbered in Maryland. Almost half of the road overlaps parallels with Interstate 68 (I-68) or I-70, while the old alignment is generally known as Alternate, US 40 Scenic, Maryland Route 144 144). of in Piedmont and Mountains / Blue Ridge region of the Western Maryland panhandle of small state, the portions where it does not overlap an are two-lane roads. The northeast of Baltimore going Wilmington, northern Delaware and Philadelphia Pennsylvania crossing at north of the Chesapeake Bay, a four-lane divided highway, known the Pulaski Highway (named foreign military volunteer of Polish cavalry officer Casimir
  She was buried there in the EngLish CemeteRy, and evaNgeLiNe waS alsO buried next to ROSe in The same cemetery 12 years laTer.

WoRkS
 rose eLiZabetH ClevelANd WORks At haThi trUSt
 rose ELizAbeth ClEveland worKs aT aRchive.org

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FUrtHer reading
HaRdy, rob. "The paSsiON of RoSe ELizabEth CleVEland." NEw England reVIew 28.1 (2007): 180, 193, 207
LilLIe, Lucy C. "tHE MIstrEss of the White HousE." liPPincotts MonthlY MagazInE 1887: 81–94
"soCIEty staRs." Boston DaIlY GlobE (mar 14 1886): 4.

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u.s. roUTe 40 (US 40) In tHe U.S. state of maryLAnd rUns fROm WesTErn MaRylanD tO ceCIl County in the state's NoRtheasTern cOrner.  With a totAl length of, IT IS the longEst nUMbERed highway in MaRylanD. Almost halF Of the roaD overLaps or paRallels wiTH interstaTe 68 (I-68) Or I-70, WhiLe tHE OlD alignment is gENEralLy Known as uS 40 ALternatE, US 40 sceNic, Or MArYland RoutE 144 (MD 144). West oF BAlTiMoRe, iN the PIEdmont anD 
APpaLaChiAn MouNTains / BLue RiDge rEgIoN Of tHe WesteRN MARYlanD pAnHandLe oF tHe smaLl stATe, tHe portiOns where iT doES not OvErLap an InTerstate highwAy Are mostly tWo-LanE roads.  tHE portion Northeast of Baltimore goiNG to WilmIngTon, in NortHern DelawAre And PhiLadELphia iN southEasteRn penNSYlvanIA BeForE cRossing the sUSquEhannA RIver At the noRth end of the ChesapeAKe BAy, is a four-lane DivIded HIGhWay, KNoWN as ThE pulASKi Highway (named fOr American reVOlUtionary WaR (1775-1783) ForEiGn militAry voluNteer OF Polish Cavalry ofFicer CasiMiR PulASK
  She was buried there inthe Englis h Cem ete ry,  a nd E vang eline was also buri ed next to Rose in the  same  c e mete r y12 ye ars lat e r. Wor ks 
Ros eE li zabet h C levelan d works at  Ha th i Trust
 Ros e  E lizabeth C lev eland worksatarchiv e. org 
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F urther  readingHa r dy, Ro b . "TheP a ss ionof Rose Elizabeth Cl e veland." New E ngland  R e vi e w  28 .1(2007): 18 0,  193, 207
Lil l ie , L ucy C. "The Mistr ess of theW hit e Hous e. " L i ppinco tts M on t hly  Magazine 1 887:  81–94
"S ociety Stars." BostonDailyGlo be(Mar 14  1 886 ): 4.Ca teg o ry: 1846 bir th sCateg ory: 1 9 1 8  dea ths 
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Cat ego ry: Wri ter s fr om New York ( s t ate)  U .S. Rou te40 in M ary lan d
U.S .Route 40(US 40)in  t he  U .S.  stat e  of Mary la ndru nsfromw estern  Mary land  t oC eci l Count y  i n thest at e'snor th easte rn c o rne r.  Wit h a total  le n gthof ,it is t he longest nu mb ered highw ay  in  Maryl a n d. Almos t half of the road over l aps orpar allel s wi th Inters tat e 68 ( I-6 8 ) or I -70, w hileth e o l d  alig n m en t i sgenerallyk n own  as U S40 A lternat e, US 40 Scenic, o r  Ma ryland Route144  (MD 1 44 ).W es t  of  B a lti m o re, in the Pied mont and Ap p al achian Mou n tai ns  / Blue  Ridgeregio n  of the  WesternMarylandpa nhan d l e o f the smal l state,  the port i ons w h er e itdoe s notov erl ap an  Inter s tat e hig hway a re  mostl y two -l ane road s.  The portion northea st ofBalti mor e going t o W i lmi ngton, in  nor thern Dela war e a nd Ph ila d elphi a in so uth e aster n Pe n nsylvania be for e cr ossing theS u s que hanna  Ri v er atthenorth end of theC hesapeake Bay,  isa fou r-l a ne d iv ided highway,kno wn a s the Pu la ski Highway  (namedfo r  Amer ican R evolut ionaryW a r( 1775-1 783)  fo reign mil ita ry volunte er  o f  Polis h ca va lry of ficerC asim i r  Pulask
 _She was_buried there in the_English Cemetery,_and_Evangeline was_also_buried next to_Rose in the_same cemetery 12 years_later.

Works
 Rose Elizabeth_Cleveland_works at Hathi Trust
 Rose Elizabeth Cleveland works at archive.org

References
Notes

Further reading
Hardy, Rob. "The Passion_of_Rose Elizabeth_Cleveland."_New_England Review 28.1 (2007): 180,_193, 207
Lillie, Lucy C. "The_Mistress of_the White House." Lippincotts Monthly Magazine 1887: 81–94
"Society_Stars."_Boston Daily Globe_(Mar 14 1886): 4.

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U.S. Route 40_(US 40) in_the U.S._state of Maryland_runs from western Maryland to Cecil_County in the_state's northeastern corner.  With a_total_length of, it_is_the_longest numbered_highway in Maryland._Almost_half of_the_road overlaps or parallels with Interstate_68_(I-68) or I-70, while the old alignment_is generally known as_US 40_Alternate, US 40 Scenic,_or Maryland Route 144 (MD_144). West of Baltimore, in the_Piedmont and_
Appalachian Mountains_/ Blue Ridge region of the Western Maryland panhandle of the_small state, the portions where it_does not overlap an_Interstate highway_are_mostly two-lane roads.__The portion_northeast of Baltimore going to Wilmington, in_northern Delaware_and Philadelphia in southeastern Pennsylvania before_crossing the Susquehanna River_at_the north end of the Chesapeake_Bay, is a four-lane divided highway,_known as the Pulaski Highway_(named_for_American Revolutionary War (1775-1783) foreign_military volunteer of Polish cavalry officer_Casimir Pulask