[DOC] [TLE] Old Glory - Wikipedia [PAR] Old Glory is a nickname for the flag of the United States. The original "Old Glory" 
was a flag owned by the 19th-century American sea captain William Driver (
March 17, 1803March 3, 1886), who flew the flag during his career at sea and 
later brought it to Nashville, Tennessee, .... Driver died on March 3, 1886, and 
was buried in the Nashville City Cemetery... [DOC] [TLE] William Driver - Tombstone Inscription - Nashville City Cemetery [PAR] CLICK HERE for more information on Captain William Driver from The ... "Old 
Glory" is a word commonly used today to identify the flag of the United States, but 
it is ... When Driver died he was buried in the Nashville City Cemetery, marked by 
a... [DOC] [TLE] Nashville City Cemetery Association, Inc. - History [PAR] ... the man who named the American flag "Old Glory," Captain William Driver; 
Union ... a Tennessee Governor, William Carroll; 15 mayors of Nashville, and two 
of the ... to the Civil War, are among those buried in the small and peaceful 
cemetery, ... seen as well as the names of the stone carvers, Shirley & Shane, 
Nashville. [DOC] [TLE] Nashville City Cemetery Association, Inc. - Links [PAR] During the month of June there were buried in the city cemetery 145 persons. ... 
The city mortality for June is considerably ahead of the two previous months .... to 
the remains of soldiers alone, and funeral dirges gave an additional solemnity to 
the .... Captain William Driver, the man who dubbed the United States flag "Old... [DOC] [TLE] Reflections of An Uncommon Common Man: Old Glory [PAR] Apr 1, 2013 ... William Driver was born in Salem Massachusetts on March 17, 1803 and ... 
Driver is buried in Nashville's Old City Cemetery. ... He was given a huge 
American flag on his birthday in 1831. Driver was a ship captain. ... Just before 
his death he gave "Old Glory" to his daughter with these words. ... August (2). [DOC] [TLE] Union flags from the War Between The States - The Flag Guys [PAR] Page Title: Union Flags of the War Between the States Union Money Kepis 
Confederate ... Massachusetts sea captain William Driver named his personal 
flag Old Glory. ... and led to the widespread and beloved nickname for the 
American flag. ... He rests in the Nashville City Cemetery along with other family 
members. [DOC] [TLE] TimeLine of American Flags - Timelines of Liberty - PoetPatriot.com [PAR] Development and history of American Flags at PoetPatriot.com. ... Captain 
William Driver was buried in the historic Nashville Cemetery. His marker, an 
anchor... [DOC] [TLE] Heyoka's Mirror [PAR] Home to 8 U.S. Presidents (2 of them in the area where I live  see list ... This 
nickname for the state of Virginia originated in Colonial days. .... William Driver of 
Salem, Massachusetts was presented a beautiful flag by his family and a group of 
friends. ... Captain Driver is buried in Nashville's historic City Cemetery, under an
... [DOC] [TLE] Linda | Off the Shelf - Nashville Public Library [PAR] Apr 11, 2016 ... Nearby, two small buildings serve as display rooms for photographs of ... Many of 
his 57 cats were buried in the terraced garden behind the house, overlooking the 
city of ... His mother and sisters made a United States flag for him to mark the ... 
Nashville City Cemetery  William Driver's last resting place. [DOC] [TLE] Leaders Guide [PAR] Leaders Guide; Member handouts; Flag booklet; PowerPoint Presentation - 
optional ... Slide 2. Today most people agree that patriotism also involves service 
to their ... The word patriotism comes from a Greek word meaning fatherland. .... 
Captain Driver's grave is located in the old Nashville City Cemetery, and is one of
... [DOC] [TLE] Halifax, Canada. Titanic Victims Graveyard. Perhaps the most ... [PAR] Mom Alma was buried on the front lawn when she passed in 1981. .... Their 
grandfather, William N. Christian, built two little houses over the graves to .... 
Nashville City Cemetery - grave of

Question: Capt. William Driver, who gave this 2-word nickname to the U.S. flag, is buried in Nashville's city cemetery
Answer: Old Glory