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Family of Frederick^5 Van Wickle(n)Frederick^5 Van Wickle(n) (Frederick^4, Evert^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. abt. 1757, Jamaica, Queens, NY 2. Richard^6 Van Wickle, b. abt 1798, NY Background information: Frederick^5 Van Wickle(n) (Frederick^4, Evert^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. bet. 1752 and 1757, Jamaica, Queens, NY. He married Rebecca Waring (b. abt 1757, CT) abt 1777 d/o John and ____ Waring. John Waring dies before 1767 [when his will is probated]. He died in Darien or Norwalk, CT when Rebecca was still a minor. Rebecca's brothers move to Dutchess County, NY 1776 Dutchess County Militia (Land Bounty Rights) - 3rd Regiment, Enlisted Men lists Fredrick Van Winkel. Source: New York in the Revolution as Colony and State, Vol. 1 - Extracts, J.B. Lyon Co., Albany, NY, 1904, p. 242 (There is also a John Waring among the enlisted men who might be related to Frederick's wife, Rebecca Waring. Rebecca's father, John, who died before 1767, may have had a son, John.) On 16 Nov 1782 Frederick and Rebecca (Waring) Van Wickle of southeast NY sell part of her father's Norwalk, CT estate.
Children: Rebecca^6
Van Wickle, b. 2 Sep 1786, NY and died 28 Apr 1868. She married Elijah
Sloat [b. 16 May 1786 and d. 24 Sep 1832] 7 Aug 1808. They had the following
children -- Maria^7 Ann [1809-1819], Esther^7 [1811-1819, John^7
[1813-1819] Elizebeth^7 [1815-1819], Magdaline^7 [1818-1886], Emeline^7
[1820-1820], William^7 Jewett [1821-1867], Ann^7 Maria [1825-1825], George Van
Wickle [1827-1900], Benjamin^7 Wood [1830-1832]; Richard^6 Van Wickle, b. abt 1798,
NY. He married 2 April 1823 in Harrington, Tappan DRC, Bergen, NJ to Phebe
Conklin (b. abt 1805), d/o Jacob and Mary [Quidor] Conklin and granddaughter of
Jacob and Elizabeth [Gesner] Conklin Record of
Marriages, DRC, Tappan, NJ; www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com 1790 US Census for New Rochelle, Westchester, NY, lists household of Frederick Van Winkle as 1 male over 16 (Frederick), 2 males under 16, and seven females [one of which is obviously his wife, Rebecca]. 1800 US Census for Greenburg, Westchester, NY lists household of Frederick Van Winkeler as 3 males under 10, 1 male over 45 [Frederick], 2 females under 10, 1 female 10 to 16, one female 16-26, 1 female 26-45, and 1 female over 45. No record can be found for Frederick in the 1810 US Census. (Record located 26 Aug 2005 - 1810 US Census for Greensburgh, Westchester, NY lists Frederick Vanvikel in a household with one male < 10, 1 male 10 to 16, 1 male >45 (Frederick), 1 female 10 to 16 and 1 female >45 (Rebecca). This leaves room for the possibility that the male child age 10 to 16 could be Richard Van Wickel (b. 1798, NY) Westchester County Surrogate Court Record issued 18 May 1819 on the estate of Frederich Van Winkle of Greenburgh, NY (Electronic copy of this record courtesy of Ruth Harvey via 8 Jan 05 email) Renunciation of Rebecca Vanwickle -- filed 21 April 1819 -- Frederick Vanwickle; Harvey White, Esq., Surrogate of the County of Westchester, Berkshire Post office "Know all men by these presents(?) that I, Rebecca Vanwickle widow of Frederick Vanwickle ___? do hereby renounce Letters of administration on the Estate of the said Frederick Vanwickel and request that Letters of administration on the estate of the said deceased may be granted to Richard Vanwickle and Elijah Sloat as witness of my hand and seal, dated this 19 day of March 1819. "X" Rebecca Vanwickle her mark; Notary present - Daniel Odell (?) 17Mar09 email from Maria Hopper provided the following information on Elijah and Rececca [Van Wickle] Sloat. "Thanks for the information on Fredrick Van Wincklin. He and Rebecca [Waring] Van Winkle [Wickle] were likely the parents of Rebecca Van Winkle, wife of Elijah Sloat [who became administrator of Fredrick's estate along with his son Richard in 1819. There were enumerated in New Rochelle in the 1820 and East Chester [Slote] in 1830 censuses of Westchester County. Elijah Sloat. Born on 16 May 1786, died on 24 Sep 1832. Rebecca died on 28 Apr 1868, aged 46y. Elijah married Rebecca Van Winkle, b. 2 Sep 1786 and d. 28 Apr 1868, aged 81y-7m and bur. with husband and several children who died young. They had 10 children, six of whom died young. Elijah's parents are unknown. He had a brotehr Horace Bull Sloat and possibly a brother, Samuel Sloat. [Birthdates are from #801 Genealogy of Sloat Family by Mary Hart Smith] 19Mar09 email from Rodney Sloat -- Maria Hopper cc'd me on an email to you about Rebecca. I am doing work on my line of the Sloat family that descends from Elijah Sloat and his wife, Rebecca Van Winkle. I've yet to discover who Elijah's parents are in order to connect my line of Sloats with the rest of the documented family. Here is what I have on Rebecca that I hope will be useful to you. Since Elijah is mentioned as an administrator in the will of Frederick Van Winkle on May 18, 1819 [Westchester County Surrogate Court] I have made the assumption that Elijah's wife, Rebecca, was Frederick's daughter. Elijah Sloat was born on May 16, 1786 in either New York or New Jersey and died Sept 24, 1832. Rebecca was b. Sep 2, 1786 and d. April 28, 1867. Both lived in Westchester County, New York at least since 1819. Both are buried in the Methodist Cemetery in New Rochelle, NY along with several of their children and Elijah's brother, Horace Bull Sloat and his wife, Elizabeth Gallaudet. Children are Maria^7 Ann [1809-1819], Esther^7 [1811-1819, John^7 [1813-1819] Elizebeth^7 [1815-1819], Magdaline^7 [1818-1886], Emeline^7 [1820-1820], William^7 Jewett [1821-1867], Ann^7 Maria [1825-1825], George Van Wickle [1827-1900], Benjamin^7 Wood [1830-1832]
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