A wide array of notable graves are located at Arlington National Cemetery, from Gen. George C. Marshall, American statesman and soldier during and after World War II, to Pierre L’Enfant, a French-American military engineer who designed the urban layout for Washington, D.C. Among others: Presidents and First Ladies President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis President William Howard Taft and Helen Herron “Nellie” Taft Actors, Artists, Authors, & Scientists Dashiell Hammett, author and veteran of both World War I and II Glenn Miller, noted composer and big band leader (headstone) Audie Murphy, actor and most decorated US soldier of World War II Walter Reed, pioneering bacteriologist Civil Rights Leaders Medgar Evers, murdered civil rights leader Allard Lowenstein, New York congressman Lemuel A. Penn, African-American educator Jurists Warren Burger, Supreme Court chief justice Thurgood Marshall, first African-American Supreme Court justice William Rehnquist, Supreme Court chief justice Earl Warren, Supreme Court chief justice Sports Figures Joe Louis, former boxing heavyweight champion of the world Abner Doubleday, credited with having invented baseball Women Brig. Gen. Hazel Johnson-Brown, first African American female to attain general officer rank Mary Randolph, first recorded person buried on the grounds that became Arlington Cemetery