George Mifflin Dallas
| Cause of Death | Age | Burial Location | Vice President Grave # |
| Unknown |
72 |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
40th visited |
The churchyard of St. Peter's Church in
Philadelphia contains the remains of George
Dallas, a former vice president and U.S.
senator. He also served as the mayor
of Philadelphia from 1828 to 1829.
My visit to Dallas' burial site in
June 2013 left me, at the time,
with only one unvisited vice
presidential grave remaining:
Hubert Humphrey's.
Philadelphia contains the remains of George
Dallas, a former vice president and U.S.
senator. He also served as the mayor
of Philadelphia from 1828 to 1829.
My visit to Dallas' burial site in
June 2013 left me, at the time,
with only one unvisited vice
presidential grave remaining:
Hubert Humphrey's.
Dallas served as vice president for four years
under James K. Polk, during which time Texas
achieved statehood. It has been speculated,
though not confirmed, that the city and
county of Dallas were named in his honor.
under James K. Polk, during which time Texas
achieved statehood. It has been speculated,
though not confirmed, that the city and
county of Dallas were named in his honor.
Vice President Dallas' grave marker is very
crowded, as he shares it with eleven family
members.
crowded, as he shares it with eleven family
members.
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Second Lady: Sophia Chew Nicklin Dallas
- Spouse: Sophia Chew Nicklin Dallas (m. 1816-1864)
Political Party: Democratic Party
Served Under: James Knox Polk (1845-1849)
Last Words: Unknown
