Montgomery Sicard

1836–1900 (age 64)

Naval Officer

Biography

Montgomery Sicard was born in 1836 and distinguished himself as a Naval Officer whose career reflected a deep sense of duty and honorable service to the country. He met every challenge with courage and an unwavering commitment to the ideals he upheld.

His resting place in Westernville Cemetery is visited by those who honor his maritime legacy and the confident spirit he carried across years of service.

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