Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 103, Lot 18873.
The central BADGER monument is inscribed only on 2 sides and stands among 8 footstones, which mark the graves of badger’s daughter, her husband, and their descendants, and a recently installed memorial plaque for Daniel Badger.
[NOTE: Individuals buried here but not memorialized by any currently visible or legible stone or inscription are noted after the inscriptions.]
INSCRIPTIONS
---Badger Monument, front:
Daniel D. Badger
Born Oct. 20, 1806,
Died Nov. 17, 1884
Ann H. Badger
Born Jan. 11, 1809,
Died Jan. 13, 1887.
Sarah H. Badger
1843 – 1886
Henry Ware Badger
1845 – 1902
BADGER
---Badger Monument, left side:
Alexander H. Seaver
1840 – 1924
Abbie Laighton Badger
His Wife
1844 – 1875
Daniel B. Seaver
1869 – 1971
---Row of 4 footstones across rear of lot, left to right:
A.H.S. (Alexander H. Seaver); Abbie (Abbie Badger Seaver); A.B.S. (Anna Seaver); and A.V.S. (Agnes V. Seaver).
---Row of 2 stones in front of the 4 above, left to right:
F.A.S.( Frank Seaver); Badger Memorial Plaque.
---Row of 3 footstones at left front of lot, left to right:
Jack (John Seaver); Jane (Jane Akhurst Seaver); and Daniel (Daniel Seaver).
[NOTE: Lot burial list from online cemetery records, with burial dates, which may represent reburials after removal from previous graves. Asterisks indicate those buried without visible stone and/or legible inscription. This list may be incomplete. Contact the cemetery for more complete information about lots and occupants at http://www.green-wood.com:
BADGER: Ann H, 1/18/1887; Daniel D, 11/20/1884; Henry, 1/18/1902; and Sarah H, 1/15/1886.
SEAVER; Abbie Laighton, 2/10/1875; Agnes V, 4/27/1917; Alexander Harrison, 4/22/1924; Anna A B, 2/3/1933; *Charles A, 12/31/1932; Daniel B, 1/18/1971; *Edith, 8/13/1962; *Emmeline, 6/19/1943; Frank, 2/7/1920; Jane Akhurst, 2/6/1923; and John A (Jack), 12/28/1905.]

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 103, Lot 18873.
INSCRIPTIONS
---Badger Monument, front:
Daniel D. Badger
Born Oct. 20, 1806,
Died Nov. 17, 1884
Ann H. Badger
Born Jan. 11, 1809,
Died Jan. 13, 1887.
Sarah H. Badger
1843 – 1886
Henry Ware Badger
1845 – 1902
BADGER

Daniel Badger used cast iron for the first Grand Central Depot. In New York today, the most prominent surviving buildings for which Badger fabricated the cast iron are:
• E. V. Haughwout Building, at Broadway and Broome Street;
• Cary Building at 106 Chambers Street, designated a New York City landmark in 1982;
• Condict saddlery Store, at 55-57 White Street, designated a New York City landmark in 1988, the largest extant cast-iron "sperm-candle" design, where the two-story columns recall candles made of sperm-whale oil
• 319 Broadway, the former Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Home Office at Thomas Street, designated a New York City landmark in 1989.
Other extant buildings which feature facades cast by Badger include:
• Gilsey House, designated a New York City landmark in 1979, a former hotel on Broadway at East 29th Street with an elaborate cast-iron curtain wall;
• "Little Cary Building", 620 Broadway between Bleecker and Houston Streets, received its modern nickname because of its similarity to the Cary Building;
• 90-94 Maiden Lane, designated a New York City landmark in 1989, one of a small number of buildings in lower Manhattan which date from the mid-1800s.
• 50 Warren Street