Ann^6 Van Wickel (David^5, Frederick^4, Evert^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 1797, Newtown, L.I., NY

Married: James Turner Smith (b. 29 December 1799, d. 9 May 1855) 28 April 1823, Newtown, L.I., NY

Children:
1. William^7 Smith, b. 10 February 1824
2. Richard^7 Turner Smith, b. 30 August 1825
3. Ruth^7 Eleanor Smith, b. 1 March 1827
4. James^7 Edgar Smith, b. 23 October 1829
5. David^7 Smith, b. 30 April 1834
6. Eunice^7 Ann Smith, b. 31 August 1836

Parents:
Ann's parents are David and Eunice (Livesay) Van Wickel
James' parents are _______.

Background information:

Ann^6 Van Wickel (David^5, Frederick^4, Evert^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 25 February 1797, Newtown, L.I., NY. She 
m. James Turner Smith (b. 29 December 1799, d. 9 May 1855) on 28 April 1823, Newtown, LI, NY. Minister was Rev. Johnson.

Children: William^7 Smith, b. 10 February 1824; Richard^7 Turner Smith, b. 30 August 1825; Ruth^7 Eleanor Smith, b. 1 March 1827. She married George Hinman 21 July 1847; James^7 Edgar Smith, b. 23 October 1829. He married Martha Pool(e) 26 September 1855; David^7 Smith, b. 30 April 1834. He married Sarah Celia Mackley 24 June 1868; Eunice^7 Ann Smith, b. 31 August 1836. She married Joseph Treloar 15 October 1856.

Source:
Harry Macy, Jr. The Van Wicklen/Van Wickle Family: Including its Frisian Origin and Connections to Minnerly and Kranchheyt; The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. 128, No. 4 (October 1997); p. 246-7.

IGI; Familysearch.com.

14 June 2000 email from Michael Wolfe citing Harry Macy charts on Van Wickel family line.

Additional vital statistics for Ann Van Wickel and her family provided courtesy of Marge Graff, Oregon in 18 August 2001 email. Marge's information on Ann Van Wickel and her family comes from a family Bible in her possession, and information on Ann's parents and siblings comes from handwritten letter found within the Bible.