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Sons
of Union Veterans of The Civil War
Daniel E. Sickles Camp
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George Garrett Sickles
1797 - 1887

The Crypt of General Daniel Sickles' father,
George Garrett Sickles - completed just days before his death in 1887.
Located at Beechwood Cemetery in New Rochelle, NY
When the large granite slab is lifted from the top, a staircase leads down to an
underground vault.
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New York Times Obituary of
George Garrett Sickles
Published March 21, 1887
Also later interred at this site were George's second
wife, Mary Sheridan Sickles,
and all three of his children from that marriage:
Roma (Romey) Meade Walsh
Pera (Perie) Abou Quinn
Althea (Alta) Henrietta Denham
Sarah Sickles, a niece of George, is in the crypt as well.
In 1895, Daniel E. Sickles was sued by the
step-son of his father's second wife, who seemed perturbed that the General
had the remains of his spaniel, Bo-Bo, buried in the family plot. As was often
the case in Dan's life, he prevailed,
thus keeping the spaniel as yet one more Sickles family member interred
in the Beechwood family plot.
New York Times Article
about George Sawyer's objection to the Burial of Bo-Bo
Published August 27, 1905

Daniel E. Sickles and Bo-Bo
Genealogical Research Link for George Garrett Sickles: http://members.fortunecity.co.uk/davidsonupdate/html/d0009/I57.html
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