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St. Valentine's Day Massacre

Seven men gunned down by Al Capone's men at the SMC Cartage Company garage in Chicago on February 14, 1929. List includes the victims, the killers (including "Machine Gun" McGurn, who organized the slaughter), the intended target (George "Bugs" Moran) and Al Capone, who is believed to have ordered the hit.

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Al Capone

17 Jan 1899 – 25 Jan 1947

Organized Crime Figure, Chicago Gangster. Probably...

Hillside, Cook County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Section 35. Large gray marker with the name Capone on it.

Frank Gusenburg

11 Oct 1892 – 14 Feb 1929

Organized Crime Figure. He was one of the seven...

Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Bethayers Section - Block 33

Peter Gusenburg

22 Sep 1888 – 14 Feb 1929

Gangster. Victim of Saint Valentine's Day...

Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Bethayers Section - Block 33

Adam “Frank” Heyer

17 Oct 1889 – 14 Feb 1929

Gangster. Victim of Saint Valentine's Day...

Forest Park, Cook County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Section R - Lot 190

John May

28 Sep 1894 – 14 Feb 1929

Gangster. A member of Bugs Moran crime gang, he...

Hillside, Cook County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Section 22 Block 7 Lot S 13 Grave 6

Jack “Machine Gun Jack” McGurn

2 Jul 1902 – 15 Feb 1936

Gangster/Murderer. Born in Licata, Sicily, the...

Hillside, Cook County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: Section O, Block 31, Lot 86

George C. “Bugs” Moran

21 Aug 1893 – 25 Feb 1957

Gangster. The way he got his nickname is disputed....

Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, Kansas, USA

Plot info: Row 8, Plot 20 (name plate missing)

Albert Weinshenker

23 Dec 1893 – 14 Feb 1929

Organized Crime Figure. He was a victim of the...

Forest Park, Cook County, Illinois, USA

Plot info: In Sons and Daughters of Jacob Gate

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