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Al Capone

AKA:
Scarface
Birth Name:
Alphonse Gabriel Capone
Birth Date:
January 17, 1899
Birth Place:
New York, New York
Death Date:
January 25, 1947
Place of Death:
93 Palm Avenue, Miami Beach, Florida
Age:
48
Cause of Death:
Suffering from late-stage syphilis he died as a result of a stroke, bronchopneumonia and cardiac arrest.
Cemetery Name:
Mt. Carmel Catholic Cemetery
Claim to Fame:
Crime and their Victims
Al "Scarface" Capone was a notorious mobster who was head of the powerful Chicago Outfit during the 1920s and 30s. Making a vast fortune from alcohol bootlegging, prostitution, and illegal gambling he was responsible for over 30 deaths including 7 from the St. Valentine's Day Massacre.

Cemetery Information:

Final Resting Place:

Mt. Carmel Catholic Cemetery

1400 S. Wolf Road

Hillside, Illinois, 60162

USA

North America

Map:

Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery in Hillside, Illinois
Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery in Hillside, Illinois

Grave Location:

Section 35

Grave Location Description

Enter Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery from Roosevelt Road and make a right and you will find the large “Capone” family monument about six graves down and on the right side.

Grave Location GPS

41.862942, -87906361

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