Sickletown, New York

Sickletown was a hamlet in the town of Orangetown in Rockland County, New York, United States. It was located north of Nauraushaun, east of the state of New Jersey, south of Nanuet, and west of Blauvelt.

History

Sickletown was a hamlet named after the Sickles family located along the east and west side of Sickletown Road, also named after them. A few of the sandstone homes, mostly Pre-Revolutionary, built by the members of the Sickles family remain.

In the early 1870s, Pearl River was divided in five different parts: Sickletown, Nauraushaun, Middletown Pascack and Muddy Brook.

Further reading

• Green, Frank Bertangue. MD, The History of Rockland County:

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Municipalities and communities of Rockland County, New York, United States

County seat: New City

Towns

• Clarkstown
• Haverstraw
• Orangetown
• Ramapo
• Stony Point

Villages

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• Chestnut Ridge
• Grand View-on-Hudson
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• Hillburn
• Kaser
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• New Hempstead
• New Square
• Nyack
• Piermont
• Pomona
• Sloatsburg
• Spring Valley
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• Upper Nyack
• Wesley Hills
• West Haverstraw

CDPs

• Bardonia
• Blauvelt
• Congers
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• Monsey
• Mount Ivy
• Nanuet
• New City
• Orangeburg
• Pearl River
• South Nyack
• Sparkill
• Stony Point
• Tappan
• Thiells
• Valley Cottage
• Viola
• West Nyack

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hamlets

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• Jones Point
• Ladentown
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• Rockland Lake
• Sandyfield
• Sickletown
• St. John's in the Wilderness
• Sterlington
• Tallman
• Tomkins Cove

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