VW
"Strays"
This
page lists VWs for whom we have a little information but not yet enough to tie
them to a family line. If you have information on any of these individuals,
please contact me (John Van Wicklin) at john.vanwicklin@houghton.edu
If you have names of other VWs that cannot be
connected at this point, please forward them to me and I will post them on this
page. Click on any basic VW surname to go to that section.
| Surnames | |||||
| Van Vickle |
Wickel |
Wickle |
Wicklen |
Wickler |
Wicklin |
(8/8/05 - This is Albert Van Winkle. Albert's great grandson, James
Van Winkle, correctly identified him to me via email) Albert VanVickle 1900 US
Census for Salem, Henry, Iowa lists Albert VanVickle (could be Vinkle), head, b.
Mar 1832, 68, M-43, b. IL (SC, ?), farmer, with wife, Sarah D., b. Feb 1838,
62, M-43, b. OH (OH, OH), son, John W., b. May 1867, 33, single, b. IA (IL,
OH), farm laborer, son, Clyde O., b. Sept 1877, 22, single, b. IA (IL, OH),
veterinary, son, Kelley R., b. Mar 1883, 17, single, b. IA (IL, OH), farm
laborer, and grandchild, Jay F., b. abt 1884, IA
(5/18/05 -
Located. This is Albert
Van Wickle) Albert VanVickle 1900 US Census for Shrewsbury,
Monmouth, NJ lists Albert
VanVickle, boarder, b. June 1882, 17, single, b. NJ (NJ, NJ)
(5/19/05 -
located. This is Mahala Van Vickle) Alva E. VanVickle 1900 US
Census for Palmyra, Douglas, Kansas lists Alva E. VanVickle, head, b. July 1840, 59,
widow, b. OH (PA, PA), with dau., Anna H., b. Apr. 1880, 20, single, b. KS (OH,
OH), factory worker.
(5/19/05 -
located. This is Andrew Van Vickle, son
of Enoch and Nancy [White] Van Vickle) Andrew Van Vickle, Civil
War records (Ancestry.com) lists Andrew Van Vickle, enlisted as Pvt on 13 Aug
1863 in Co. E, 115 Inf. regiment, Indiana and died Co. E, 155th IR, Indiana on
15 December 1863 in Knoxville, TN
Andrew Van
Vickle 1900 US Census for Atchison Ward 2, Atchison, Kansas lists Andrew VanVickle,
head, b. Dec. 1851, 48, M-4, b. OH (Germ, Germ), with wife, Amy S., b. Jan
1878, 22, M-4, b. PA (Germ, Germ), son, Fred, b. Mar 1897, 3, b. KS (OH, PA)
and dau., Maud G., b. Feb 1899, 1, b. KS (OH, PA)
(6/8/05) Athol/Eithol Van Vickle 1920 US
Census for Blount, Vermilion, IL lists Athol Van Vickle, 17, nephew, single, b. IL
(IL, IL) farm laborer, in household of Frank C. Sinclair, head, 44, b. IL (IL,
KY), farmer, wife, Effie L., 42, b. IL (IL, IL) and children Grace L., 15, Oral
W., 14, Gladis A. 10, Ruth S., 6, and Martha L., 3 and 1/2 1930 US
Census for Newell, Vermilion, IL lists Atha Van Vickle, 27, b. IL, farm laborer,
with wife, Eithel, 25, b. MN (IL, IN), and dau. Mary Helen, 3, b. IL (IL, MN) SSDI
lists Eithol
Vanvickle, b. 26 October 1902 and d. 28 Dec 1993, Danville, Vermilion, IL;
issued Illinois. Located. Athol is the son of Enoch^8
and Annie Ella [Swisher] Van Vickle
(6/5/05) Billie R. Van Vickle Texas
Dept of Health, Records of Tarrant County, TX - Divorce, 1978 - #45433 Billy R. Van Vickle,
Sr. 38 and Teresa M., 30. Date of marriage, 5 March 1966 and date of divorce 7
June 1978, 2 children under 18. SSDI Billie Van Vickle, b.
29 Nov 1939 and d. December 1984. Issued in Missouri, 1956. Residence at time
of death is Burleson, Johnson, TX
(Somehow tied into family of Willie
"Rip" and Hellen Ester [Harmon] VanVickle . The confusion is that
this Billie is a male who married a Teresa M. and the Billie on Willie and
Hellen's family page appear to be a female who married twice. It appears that
these are one and the same individual and that one source of information is in
error.)
(6/6/05) Charles Van Vickle 1910 US
Census for Butte, Lyman, SD lists Charles Van Vickle, 23, single, b. MN (IL,
IL), hired man, in household of Oscar and Crystal Sheldon 1930US
Census for Correctionville, Woodbury, IA lists Charles Van Vickle, head, 43, b. MN
(IL,IL), M-2, farm laborer, with wife, Dorothy, 24, b. IA (IA, IA), M-2, Ruby,
dau., 1, b. IA (MN, IA), and Ada M. McGraw, niece, 6, b. IA (IA, IA) SSDI
lists Charles
Van Vickle, b. 3 Sep 1886 and d. Aug, 1968, Miami, Saline, MO. SS# issued IA Located -
This is Charles, son of Robert and Julia Ann [White] Van Vickle
(6/6/05) Clara White Van Vickle (died 30 August 1946) (Vermilion
County, Illinois Deaths through 1945) --in Brian Christensen's Van Vickle Research, 1982-2000 Located -
this is the wife of Andrew^9 Van Vickle
(6/6/05) Danny K. VanVickle The Examiner Memorials lists the following obituary for Danny K.
VanVickle. Danny
K. VanVickle, 66, Independence, died Monday, July 5, 2004 at his home. Danny
was b. 29 Sept 1937 in Correctionville, IA, the son of Charles and Dorothy
(Watson) VanVickle. He was a construction laborer for Labor Union Local 264
Workers, for Drexel-Noble Construction and J.D. Dunn, and was a night watchman
for Missouri Plating Co., retiring in Mar 2000. Danny was an avid hunter and
fisherman, and was Mr. Fixer Upper. He was preceded in death by a daughter,
Fern Marie Neptune, in March 2004. His survivors include his wife of 35 years,
Ingeborg VanVickle, of the home: seven children, Iris Colfield, Tampa, FL,
Sandy Herrera, Cathy Zook, and husband, Steven, Thomas Timberlake, Sherrie
Johnson, and Ingeborg Codilla and husband, Narciso, all of Independence, and
Rhonda VanVickle, of the home; two sisters, Julia Bush and Ida Smith, both of
Kansas City; one brother, Robert VanVickle, Springfield, MO; 20 grandchildren;
14 great grandchildren, and his beloved dog, Sam. LOCATED -
This is the son and Charles and Dorothy
[Watson] Van Vickle.
(6/7/05) E. P. Van Vickle married Elizabeth Kiser on 9 February
1886 --Darke County Ohio Marriages 1851-1898 by Darke County Genealogical
Society in Brian Christensen's, Van Vickle Research, 1982-2000 (Following the
link takes one to Ephraim's family which is the most likely place to locate
E.P. Van Vickle...see notes in sources section.) Located.
This is Ephraim Van Vickle's second
marriage after his first wife, Francina Peters, d. in 1880.
(6/8/05) Edward VanVickle 1900 US
Census for Manhattan, New York, New York lists Edward VanVickle, head, b. Apr 1876,
24, M-1, b. NY (NY, NY), designer, with wife, Julia, b. Apr 1874, 26, M-1, b.
NY (NY, NY) This is Edward Van Wickle - see under Van Wickle strays.
(6/7/05) Elizabeth Van Vickle married William H. Haley 13 November
1887 --Darke County Ohio Marriages 1851-1898 by Darke County Genealogical
Society in Brian
Christensen's, Van Vickle Research, 1982-2000 LOCATED. This is Elizabeth
[Kiser] Van Vickle, second wife of Ephraim Van Vickle, who dies shortly after
marrying Elizabeth.
(6/8/05) E. Van Vickle, 52, listed in 1880 US Census for
Pleasant, Franklin, OH as
servant and keeping house, b. OH with both parents b. VA. She is living in the
household of Nathan Abbott, 78, farmer, b. Delaware with both parents b.
Delaware, and wife Mary A. Abbott, 70, keeping house, b. VA with both parents
b. VA. Located This is Elizabeth Van
Vickle, a younger sister of Mary A. [Van Vickle] Abbott and dau. of Daniel^6 and
Christina [Hott] Van Vickle.
(6/8/05) Enoch Van Vickle 1900 US
Census for Danville, Ward 6, Vermilion, IL lists Enoch VanVickle, head, b. Dec. 1861,
M-13, b. IL (OH, OH), police officer in Danville, with wife, Ella, b. Feb 1868,
32, M-13, b. IL (IL, KY), had one child, not living. Located.
This is Enoch^8 and Annie Ella [Swisher] Van
Vickle.
(6/9/05) Fredda Van Vickle 1900 US
Census for Albany, Dougherty, GA lists Fredda Van Vickle, head, b. Feb 1860, GA (GA,
GA), 40, widow, with Willie A., dau., b. Mar 1889, GA (GA, GA), 11, and Eliza
S. Willis, mother, b. Nov 1821, GA (GA, GA), 78, widow. LOCATED.
This is Frederica Augusta [Miller] Van
Vickle, wife of William^8 Van Vickle (son of Daniel^7 and Elizabeth [Clark]
Van Vickle.
(Linked
Georg and Minta, 7/5/05. They are somehow tied into lineage of Jeptha Van
Vickle, possible through sons, Thomas or John) Georg and Minta
Van Vickle 1910 US Census for Newman, Douglas, IL lists Georg Van Vickle,
head, 28, M1-5, b. IL (OH, OH) builder (concrete work), with wife, Minta, 23,
b. IL, (AR, IL) and dau., Juanita, 3, b. IL (IL, IL) 1920 US
Census for Danville, Vermilion, IL lists Minta Van Vickle, head, female, widow, 33, b.
IL (IL, IL), seamstress at home, with Wanda, dau., 12, and Ward, son, 7 (2 July
2005...found this additional information) Wanda Juanita Van Vickle (b. 7 July 1907,
Springfield, IL and d. 28 Nov 1965, Vermilion, IL) , m. William Jacob Knee (b.
9 Sep 1903, Vermilion, IL and d. 29 Oct 1988, Vermilion, IL). Wanda is the dau.
of (Charles?) and Arminta [Tichenor] VanVickle.
William is the son of Anthony Lenard and Daisy D. [Harrison] Knee. (There
is also in 1900 US Census for Newman, Douglas, Illinois a Charles Vanvickel,
servant, b. Sept 1881, IL (IL, IL) in household of James and Maggie Fowler and
son, Charles. Also in 1900 US Census for Newman, Douglas, IL an Alice Tichenor, head,
b. May 1857, IL (IL, IL), divorced, washing clothes, with daughters, Retta M.,
b. Jan 1883, IL (IL, IL) and Emma R., b. Aug 1886, Il (IL, IL) both dau. at school.
(unable to locate; last tried 1 July 2005; could be Van
Sickle)
John Van Vickle 1860 US Census for Perth Amboy, Middlesex, NJ lists John L. Van Vickle,
39, ship carpenter, b. NJ with Elvira, 28, Emily E., 11, Eliza R., 8, and Chery
M., 4... all b. NJ
(This
is Van Vechten, located more clearly as Van Vechten in 1860 US Census) John Van Vickle, 1870 US
Census for Victor, Ontario, NY lists John Van Vickle, 38, farmer, b. NY with
Hannah, 40, keeping house, and Herman, son, 12, at school, John, Jr., son, 9,
at school, and Nettie, dau., 9 months. All b. NY
(Believed
to be son of William^7 VanVickle) John F. Vanvickle 1880 US
Census for Oakland, Alameda, CA lists John F. Vanvickle, 24, helper on farm, b. IA
(father b. IN, mother b. IL) in household of John Hann, 65.
(unable to locate as of 1 July 2005) John Van Vickle 1920 US
Census for Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA lists John Van Vickle,
head, 36, b. MI (father b. NJ, mother b. CAN) with wife Sylvia, 23, b. WI
(parents b. WI)
(Located:
This is John and Walter Van Vickle, the sons of Vance and Fannie Van Vickle). John Van Vickle 1920 US
Census for North Water Street, Sapulca, Creek, OK lists John Van Vickle,
room, 16, b. KS (father b. KS, mother b. OH) with brother, Walter, roomer, 19,
b. KS (father b. KS, mother b. OH). John also located in 1930 US
Census for St. Louis, St. Louis, MO which lists John Van Vickle, lodger, 26, b. KS
(father b. OH, mother b. KS) in household of Wm Hess and family.
(Located)
Julia
Mae Van Vickle (b.
abt 1872, Danville, Vermilion, IL and m to Robert George Huffman 1893,
Danville, Vermilion, IL) IGI familysearch.com (This is
Julia Mae Van Vickle, dau. of Robert and
Julia Ann (White) Van Wickle
Lisa M.
VanVickle, 16
married Jon K. Alexander, 17 on 10 November 1977
Mae Van
Vickle married to Earl Tibbitts, 17 May 1946, Cass, Walker,
MN
(Unable
to locate as of 2 July 2005) Margaret Irene Van Vickle, d. 2 November 1941 and bur. Johnson Cemetery, in
Township of Blount (Vermilion County, Illinois Deaths through 1945 and
Vermilion County known burials from Brian Christensen's Van Vickle Research, 1982-2000)
Nancy Van
Vickle 1860 US Census for West Farms, Westchester, NY lists Nancy Van Vickle, 56,
in household of Jacob Ferris, 42, and Margaret Ferris, 46.
Paul Van Vickle 1910 US
Census for Ward 3, Newman, Douglas, IL lists Paul Van Vickle, grandson, 8, b. IL
(IL, IL), in home of Alan Skirm, head, 50, M-29, b. IL (IN, IL) merchant (book
store), with wife, Franey, 52, M-20, 3/1, b. IL (IN, IN), seamstress, and
Walter, son, 26, single, b. IL (IL, IL), barber. 1920 US Census for Cuba
Military and Naval Forces lists Paul C. Van Vickle, Pvt., Newman, Douglas,
IL, 17, single, b. IL (unknown, unknown), marine. 1930 US
Census for Newman, Douglas, IL lists Paul Van Vickle, head, 28, married at age 20,
b. IL (IL, IL), bookkeeper, with wife, Irene, 27, married at age 19, b. IL (IL,
IL), teacher, and son, Paul, Jr., 7, b. IL (IL, IL) Ancestry.com
family tree information lists Irene Van Vickle's maiden name and family as... Irene May
Fonner, b. 16 May 1902, Newman, Douglas, IL and d. 16 Nov 1991, Lawrenceburg,
TN. Her parents are Benton Henry Fonner, b. 5 Feb 1882, Newman, Douglas, IL and
Lena May Ankron, b. 10 Oct 1882, Cirro, Gorda, IL [Robert
Matteson, nephew of Paul Van Vickle, provided the following information via
series of April 2007 emails. "My uncle Paul was 8 in 1910 and was
living with a family by the name of Skinner and that family helped raise him
until he joined the Marine Corps. Paul's biological father was named Charles
and he abandoned Paul and his mother when Paul was 8 and started a new family.
It is thought that Charles was one of perhaps 7 boys and that he may have moved
from Minnesota to Illinois." There appear to be two men by
the name of "Charles Van Vickle" who are likely candidates for the
biological father of Paul. Until we know with more certainty, we will leave
Paul on this page as well as make mention of the possibilities on the two
Charles Van Vickle family pages in question.
1. Charles^9 Van Vickle (Evert^8,
Enoch^7, Evert^6 Van Vickle, Evert^5 Van Wicklen, Frederick^4, Evert^3,
Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 18 May 1878, Vermilion, IL [Information
from Robert Matteson - "I have a death certificate for Paul C. Van Vickle
and his mother's name was Ethel Skinner and it said she was deceased. After
1900 I can find no trace of Ethel, but in 1910 there is a Paul Van Vickle with
the family of Alon Skrine [Skirm? difficult to read on census] and Paul is
listed as a grandson. Most likely Skrine or Skirm is actually the surname
Skinner. There is a 1900 census for Robert Skinner age 40 and wife Sarah, 42,
married 19 years, with two children--Ethel, 18, and Walter, 10. In 1910 there
is a census entry for Alon Skrine, 50 and wife Froney, 52, married 29 years
with a son Walter, age 20. These two families are most likely one and the same.
If one
clicks on the above link for Charles Van Vickle and then clicks on link for
Charles' father, Evert, one will see that Charles has several brothers. There
doesn't appear to be any migration from Minnesota in this family, however. The
fact that this Charles is listed as married to Diana Claypool and has three
children born between 1903 and 1909, is not inconsistent with him possibly
having a son, Paul, by an Ethel Skinner abt 1902 who appears to have died
either in childbirth or shortly thereafter.
2. Charles^9 Van Vickle (Robert^8,
Enoch^7, Evert^6 Van Vickle, Evert^5 Van Wicklen, Frederick^4, Evert^3,
Gerrit^2, Jentie^1 Jeppes), b. 3 Sep 1886, MN This Charles is the son of Robert
and Julia Van Vickle. This Charles also has multiple brothers and, Robert
apparently moved from Vermilion County, IL to Minnesota before Charles was
born. Then Robert and family are back in Vermilion County by the time of the
1900 census. The trouble with this Charles is that he is only 13 at the time of
the 1900 Census and would have been only 15 at the birth of Paul. Now if this
Charles were indeed the father of Paul, it could explain why Paul was reared by
his maternal grandparents and perhaps he was given the name Van Vickle after
his father, in that his mother, Ethel, died either at the time of Paul's birth
or shortly thereafter. This Charles marries much later in his 40s and has
several children.
Almost
certainly one of these two "Charles Van Vickles" is the biological
father of Paul C. Van Vickle.
(7/5/05 - Appears to be VanSickle or VanBickle) Roy E. Van Vickle 1920 US
Census for Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa lists Roy E. Van Vickle, head, 43, b. IL (OH, OH)
policeman, with wife, Helen A., 37, b. IA (NY, IA), dau., Edna E., 16, b. OK
(IL, OA), and dau., Hazel, 8, b. IA (IL, IA)
Van Vickle
(misc.) There is an
unidentified male born 1804-10 in the 1820 census of Evert^5 in Ohio. Evert^6
who went to Illinois may have had more sons. Absalom^6 of Pickaway Co., Ohio
had a son 1804-10 not identified. (The wills of Elizabeth (Butler Co., OH 1822)
and Robert (Darke Co., OH 1848) would probably help straighten out some other
uncertainties. (submitted by Harry Macy, August 2000)
Vernon L.
Van Vickle 1930 US Census for Troy, Mississippi, Arkansas lists E. B. Larense, head,
54, married at age 23, b. AL (AL, AL), farmer, with wife, Ida, 50, married at
age 18, b. Miss (France, Miss), laborer, Bettie, step-dau, 18, b. TN (Miss,
Miss) laborer, and Vernon Van Vickle, stepson, 9, b. TN (Miss, Miss). Ancestry.com
also lists Vernon
L. Van Vickle b. 10 Aug 1920 and d. 4 Dec 1999, Marion, Crittendon, Arkansas
Walter Van
Vickle, Familysearch.com lists Walter VanVickle marriage to Fanny Stickney
and birth of dau., Mary Elizabeth Van Vickle, b. 23
October 1896, Osawatamie, KS and d. 6 March 1973, Indianapolis, IN
Ward Van
Vickle - received email from Julie LaBrecque dated 7 July 2006 seeking
information on her relative, Ward Van Vickle. "My lineage into the
Van Vickle family is through my grandfather, Ward Van Vickle of Hoopeston, IL
in Vermillion County. My father's name was Dan Van Vickle and I believe he was
b. 1929. Ward was married to Madge Benham, they divorced, he
moved to California and married a lady named Dorothy. I have 1 brother and 3
sisters. We all live in Oklahoma with the exception of my oldest sister who
lives in Indiana--not far from Hoopeston, IL."
David Van
Wickel listed in 1880
US Census for Suffolk, NY, Dist. 320 as age 9, b. NY, works on farm, in
household of Albert Soper, 42, farmer, and his wife, Caroline Soper, 27.
Harry S. Van
Wickel - (See additional information on Harry S. Van Wickel under John W.
Van Wickel, below) Donna
Bray in an email dated 9 March 2006 provided the following information on Harry
S. Van Wickel--who appears to be the son of John W. Van Wickel below) Harry S.
Van Wickel married my Aunt Ruby Lee Thomas on 3 Aug 1928 in Kansas City,
Jackson Co., MO. Ruby's parents were Elmer Ellsworth (1872 - 1945) and Bessie
Pearl Gay (1885-1968) who were married in 1900 and lived in Platt County, MO.
They had one daughter, born in May 1930 in Kansas City. She is still living in
Connecticut. (Donna provided a copy of the marriage license in electronic
form.)
Isabel Van
Wickel 1920 US Census for Queens, District 3, Queens, NY lists Isabel Van Wickel,
head, 45, widow, b. MD (VA, VA), no occupation with Florence E., dau., 24,
single, b. NY (NY, MD), stenographer, Margaret, dau., 19, single, b. NY (NY,
MD) stenographer, and Ralph Lacker, roomer, 23, b. NY (NY, NY), printer
Jan Van
Wickel 1900 US Census for Holland, Sioux, Iowa lists Jan Van Wickel,
servant, b. May 1885, Netherlands, (Neth, Neth), 15, single, farm laborer...in
home of Peter Mount.
John W. Van
Wickel 1910 US Census for 5th Ward, Kansas, Wyandotte, KS lists John W. Van Wickel,
head, 46, M1-17, b. NY (NY, NY), salesman (Medicine), with wife Lydia B., 36,
M1-17, 7/6, b. PA (PA, PA), Ethel D., dau., 16, b. PA, chocolate supplier for
Candy Factory, Harry S., son, 13, b. PA, Ellis M., dau., 11, b. PA, Lydia,
dau., 6, b. PA, John W., son, 4, b. KS, and Robert N., son, 3, b. KS. 1920 US
Census for Kansas City, Ward 7, District 113 lists John W. Van Winkle,
head, 53 b. NY (US, US) tool maker, with wife, Lydia C., 43, b. PA (US, US),
son, Harry S., 23, married, b. PA (NY, PA), dau., Lydia C., 17, b. PA (NY, PA),
John W., Jr., son, 14, b. KS (NY, PA), and Robert M., son, 13, b. KS (NY, PA). 1916
Missouri National Guard, the Mexican Border lists Harry S. Van Wickel,
Pvt, Company M, 3rd Infantry Regiment, Kansas City. 1920 US
Census for Kansas City, Jackson, MO, District 115 lists Harry S Van Wickel,
head, 26, b. PA (NY, PA), apartment house janitor, with wife, Mary E.,
18, b. MO (MO, MO). (It appears as if Harry S. Van Wickel may be listed twice in the
1920 US Census, once with his parents and once with his spouse.) 1930 US
Census, District 211, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri as John W. Van Wickel,
head, 64, b. NY, tool die maker (parents b. VT) with wife Lydia C., 58, b. PA,
telephone operator (parents listed as b. US), and dau. Lydia E., 26, b. PA
(father b. NY, mother b. PA)
The Brooklyn Eagle, 19 August, 1887, page has an article on John W.
Van Wickel. Caught in his own trap. John Van Wickel arranges a meeting with
a wife he had deserted. John W. Van Wickel and Kittie Cling were married in
Newark, NJ three years ago and at once began housekeeping. The husband was then
but 18 years of age and the wife had not yet reached her 15th birthday. Van
Wickel worked at his trade as a carpenter, earned good wages and the young
couple got along nicely together for a time. then the
young husband's attitude toward his wife changed. He worked very little and
failed to provide the household necessities. they
lived together at various places in Newark, until two weeks ago when Van Wickel
deserted his wife and from a letter she received from him she learned that he
had journeyed to this city. She followed and made a home with relatives on
Franklin Avenue at whose advice she went to Justice Kenna's court and obtained
a warrant for her husband's arrest charging him with abandonment. Office DeClue
of the Charities Department, took the warrant, but as Van Wickel's residence in
Brooklyn was unknown it was a hard thing to find him. His wife's whereabouts
seemed to be known to him, however, as yesterday morning Mrs. Van Wickel
received a letter, of which the follow is a verbatim copy:
Mrs.
Van Wickel: I have come to the conclusion that I cannot live with you any
longer, for we cannot agree, so we must part. You have told me often that I
could go and I intend doing so. I thought I would wright to you to see if you
would sine papers for a divorce. Would like to see you to-night on the Brooklyn
side of Grand Street Ferry at 7:30PM. August 18, 1887
John W. Van Wickel
Mrs.
Van Wickel was there at the hour named and with her was Officer De Clue. The
accused husband came along and was placed under arrest. This morning he was
held for trial by Justice Kenna.
Lionel or
Lyle Van Wickel 1900 US Census for North Bergen, Hudson, NJ lists Lionel or Lyle Van
Wickel, head, b. Oct 1873, NJ (NJ, NJ), 26, rubber worker, with wife,
Elizabeth, b. Sept 1870, NJ (NJ, NJ) 29, with Raymond, son, b. Jan 1900, 5, and
Dennis Flynn, father-in-law, b. Mar 1818, Ireland (Ire, Ire), 82, migrated
1840, naturalized.
Abram Van
Wikle (could
be Van Sikle) 1900 US Census for Avon, Bon Homme, S. Dakota lists Abram Van Wikle,
head, b. Apr 1855, 45, b. IA, married at age 22, R.R. laborer, with wife,
Carrie, b. Sept 1855, 44, b. MO (Germ, Germ) married at age 23 (6 children, all
still living), Albert, son, b. Nov 1877, NE, 22, R.R. laborer, Arch, son, b.
Oct 1879, NE, 20, R.R. laborer, David, son, b. Nov 1882, NE, 17, R.R. laborer,
Louis, son, b. Apr 1884, NE, 16, R.R. laborer, Laura, dau., b. Nov 1887, 12, b.
KS, and Ervin, son, b. Jun 1895, NE, 5.
Agnes Van
Wickle 1900 US Census for Newark, Ward 15, Essex, NJ lists Agnes Van Wickle,
head, b. Jan 1862, NY (NY, NY) 38, single, dress maker, with sister, S. Estella
Van Wickle, b. May 1864, NY (NY, NY), 36, single, dress maker.
Partially
located: Abram Van Wickle
(b. 8 April 1905; d. March 1985; last residence was Waterloo, Seneca, NY;SS Death Index (This is definitely Abram, the son
of Clarence H. Van Wickle in the listing for Clarence below. Still do not know
where Clarence fits in, however.)
Adam Van
Wickle, 43 (b. abt
1877, NY; parents b. Germany) servant in household of Samuel and Emma Winger. 1920 US
Census for Queens, NY (Could this be Adam Van Wickle(r), son of David and Margaret Van Wickler of
Jamaica, Queens, NY? David's father, Cornelius went by the surname Van Wickle
and there was a change of surname to Van Wickler among most, if not all of
Cornelius' children. Perhaps this Adam reverted to the old surname? The birth
year is close is that the 1880 census for Adam J. Van Wickler shows a birth
year of about 1875.)
SOMEWHAT LOCATED: Andrew
Van Wyckle (b.
abt. 1745 Queens, NY and m. to Lena Covert abt 1770 Queens, NY)IGI, familysearch.com This link for Andrew takes one to the
family of Frederick^4 where Andrew may be an unidentified brother of Evert^5
who had a liaison with Lena (Covert) Golder abt 1772-3 that resulted in an
illegitimate child who was raised by Lena's father, Walter Covert. (Additional
information from familysearch.com: Andrew VanWyckle b. 1745, Queens, NY m. Lena
Covert (b. 13 July 1749), 1770, Queens, NY. Lena is dau. of
Walter and Jane Covert)
Barbara S.
Van Wickle (b. 27
March 1924; d. 19 January 1989; last residence was Toms River, Ocean, NJ; SSN
144-12-9406) SS Death Index (Van Wickle is most likely her
married name and that could be why she cannot be located in the 1930 US
Census.)
Bertha (Van
Wickle) Conrow wife
of G. Donald Conrow, b. 2/22/23 and d. 2 Aug 2004, Freehold Twp, NJ. Donald was
a farmer in Howell, NJ and retired from farming in 1988. He was a member of the
First UM Church of Farmingdale, NJ. At the time of his death he was survived by
wife, Bertha (Van Wickle) Conrow, son Charles K. Conrow of Drakes Branch, VA,
daughter Donna C. (Conrow) Strickland of Farmingdale, NJ and several
grandchildren and great grandchildren. Tri-Town News, Howell, NJ
Obituaries for 26 August 2004
LOCATED: Bertha Van Wickle (b. 14 February 1902; d. February
1970; last residence was Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ; SSN 526-30-3175) SS Death Index
[This is
Bertha Belisle Van Wickle, second wife of Edward^10 Van Wickle, son of
Nicholas^9 and Katie Quinn Van Wickle, courtesy of Barbara Likos via 3
Jan 2011 email.]
Bryan (or
Benjamin) Van Wickle 1860 US Census for East Windsor, Mercer, NJ lists Bryan (or
Benjamin, perhaps) Van Wickle, 50, b. NJ living in household of James Scott.
C.T. Van
Wickle, b. abt
1875...a volunteer from TN for the Spanish American War (1898) Company G, 2nd
Infantry Unit.
Catherine
Van Wickle 1860 US Census for Frankford, Sussex, Nj
lists Catherine
Van Wickle, 11, b. NJ in household of John Butler, 59, Farm laborer, b. NJ, and
Samantha Howell, 64, b. CT
Charles
Frank Van Wickle, WWI Draft registration card for Charles Frank Van Wickle of 520 N.
174th St, NY, NY, b. 29 April 1883. Telegraph operator. Relative listed is
probably his wife, Fanny Agnes Van Wickle. Charles is described as tall, medium
build with blue eyes and brown hair. 1910 US Census for 12th Ward,
Manhattan, NY, NY lists
Charles Vanwickle, head 28, M1, b. MO (MO, MO), telegrapher, with wife, Fanny,
27, M1, b. NY (NY, Eng). 1930 US Census for Williston Park, North Hempstead, Nassau, NY
lists Charles
F. Van Wickle, 47, head, b. IL (father b. CAN, mother b. IL), telegrapher at
bank, with wife Fannie G., 45, b. NY, parents b. NY
Charles Van
Wickle 1910 US Census for USS California, California, MIL lists Charles Van Wickle,
20, single, b. NJ (Unk; Unk), coal passer, USN
Charles Van
Wickle 1910 US Census for 12th Ward, Manhattan, NY, NY lists Charles Van Wickle,
28, M1-7 mos., b. MO (MO, MO), telegrapher, with wife, Fanny, 27, M1-7 mos., b.
NY (NY, NY)
Charles Van
Wickle, 1930 US Census for N. Plainsfield, Somerset, NJ lists Charles Van Wickle,
39, b. NJ (father b. NJ, mother b. NY) with wife, Maryann, 35, b. CT (father b.
ME, mother b. NJ) and Charles, son, 14, b. NJ and Nicholas, son, 13, b. NJ
POSSIBLY
LOCATED: Clara Van Wickle
(m. to Gardner L. Stewart on 24 June 1885, Van Buren, Michigan)IGI;
familysearch.com This appears to be Clarissa Buell, daughter of Erastus and Mary
Buell living in Almena, Van Buren, MI at time of 1870 US Census and just a few
doors away from family of William and Mary Van Wickle. Clara appears to have
married Harvey Van Wickle and then remarries to Gardner Stewart in 1885. Harvey
cannot be found after 1880 US Census. Gardner Stewart then marries (2nd
marriage) to Josephine Thayer, although his three daughters are by marriage to
Clarissa (Buell) Van Wickle. There is some conjecture here. A fuller
explication of details can be found on the family page for Harvey and Clarissa Van Wickle.)
(Appears to have originated as Van Winkle and changed to "Van
Wickle" over time. One World Tree shows a complete Van Winkle
line of descent from Simeon Van Winkle, b. 1810, Lyons, NY back into the 1600s.
That is, Simeon's father was Tim Van Wickle, b. 1777, NJ. Tim's father was
Simeon Van Winkle, b. 1737 Belleville, Essex, NJ. Simeon's father was S. Van
Winkle, whose father was Jacob Van Winkle whose father was Symon Van Winkle. So,
apparently at some point the Van Winkle surname in this family was changed to
Van Wickle) Clarence Van Wickle, 1900 US Census for Junius,
Seneca, NY lists Clarence
Van Winckle, head, 25 (M-4), b. June 1874, NY (NY, NY), farmer, with Lelila,
wife, 29 b. May 1871, NY (NY, NY) and Ethel, dau., 2, b. Feb 1898, NY; 1910 US
Census for Ward 1, Junius, Seneca, NY lists Clarence H. Van Wickle, head, 35, NY (NY, NY)
(M1-14), Farmer, with Leila, wife, 38, Ethel, dau, 12, Edna, dau, 9, George,
son, 8, Abram, son, 5 (all b. NY; parents b. NY) with Cyrus Bern, 49, single,
b. NY (NY, NY), farm labor, and Fanny Bence, 62, widow, b. Eng (Eng,Eng),
servant, private home. WWI Draft Registration, 1917-18 lists Clarence H. Van
Wickle, 44, of RD4, Geneva, Seneca, NY, b. 15 June 1874, farmer
(self-employed), next of kin is wife, Lelia Van
wickle. He is described as tall, large frame, blue eyes and grey hair, no
disabilities; 1930 US Census for Waterloo, Seneca, NY lists Clarence Van Wickle,
head, 55, b. NY (parents b. NY) farmer of own farm with wife, Leila, 59 (b. NY,
parents b. NY) and son, Harry L., 19, b. NY. Next door is Abram Van Wickle, 24,
b. NY (parents b. NY), meter reader for Waterloo Water
Co., with wife, Lillian H., 25, b. Eng (parents b. Eng) and Doris M., 7, dau.
b. NY, and Betty J., 4, dau., b. NY 16 June 1933 Chronicle
Telegram (Elyria, OH) Waterloo, NY. Sillon B, the world's largest
horse, owned by Clarence H. Van Wickle, died recently of a strange malady that
baffled the best veterinarians. The horse stood 21 hands (about 7 feet),
weighed 3,000 pounds, and measured up to 9 feet to the top of his neck. He was
scheduled to make an appearance at the Chicago Exposition. (Clarence
and family MAY be "Van Winkle" and not Van Wickle. 1810 US
Census for Palmyra, Ontario, NY lists Tim Van Winkle and family [Simeon Van Winkle,
b. 1810, Lyons, Wayne, NY and d. 1893 Battle Creek, MI) 1840 US
Census for Lyons, Wayne, NY lists Simeon Van Winkle and family. 1850 US Census
for Phelps, Ontario, NY lists Simon Vanwinkle, 40, clothier, b. NY, with wife Ester,
39, b. PA, and Elizabeth, 17, Edwin, 11, Fanny, 7, Horace, 6, Alanson, 4, and
George W. 6 mos. All children b. NY 1860 US Census for Phelps,
Ontario, NY lists Simon
Van Winkle, 50, clothier, b. NY with wife, Ester, 49, b. PA, and Edward, 20,
painter, Almina, 19, Horace, 16, Alanson, 14, George W., 11. All children b. NY
1870 US Census for Junius, Seneca, NY lists Horace Van Winkle,
28, farm laborer, b. NY in household of Charles and Anor. A. Cosad. 1880 US
Census for Perinton, Monroe, NY lists Horace Van Winkle, 39, teaching school, b. NY
(NY, NY) with Sarah G., 33, b. NY (NY, NY), keeping house, and Flora N., 7,
Clarence, 5, and Georg, 1. All children b. NY.) (Although Clarence's
father, Horace and grandfather, Simon appear to be Van Winkle, Clarence appears
to go by Van Wickle in WWI draft registration. Also, his son Abram's SSDI
information indicates Van Wickle)
Clyde Van
Wickle (There
is also a Civil War Pension application filed 26 Jun 1899 for Van Wickle, Clyde R. 4th Troop, 5th US
Calvary, Co. A, 5th Missouri Inf 1-26-1899,
#1217920, cert. 1291939, Missouri Remarks C2-359-959) Apart from this one
reference, I cannot find information on this Clyde Van Wickle.
Daisy Van
Wickle (b. 29
November 1889; d. September 1969; last residence was Red Bank, Monmouth, NJ;
SSN 137-40-8587) SS Death Index
David Van
Wickle, 8, pauper (b.
abt 1862, NY) and Elisia Van Wickle,
40, pauper (b. abt 1830, NY) --not clear if mother and son. Names appear in
roster-like fashion and separate from each other--as if a listing of a poor
house or something. 1870 US Census for Hempstead, Queens, NY
Della Van
Wickle, 1930 US Census for Manhattan, NY lists Della Van Wickle,
servant, widow, 44, b. N. Ireland (parents b. N.
Ireland) in home of Edgar Goldson
Dorothy Van
Wickle (b. 6 February
1909; d. March 1985; last residence Atlantic City, NJ; SSN 189-24-5858)SS Death
Index
Dorothy
Van Wickle (b. 22
March 1911; d. January 1995; last residence was Bethel Park, Allegheny, PA; SSN
166-30-4784) SS Death Index
Earl P.
Van Wickle 1930 US Census for District 24, Ferndale, Oakland, MI lists Earl P. Van Wickle,
head, 39, married at age 32, b. MI (MI, MI) auto mechanic, with wife, Lillian,
41, married at age 34, b. CAN (CAN, CAN), cashier in music store, with dau.,
Alice L. Hilcoat, 4, single, b. MI (Scotland, MI)
Ebenezer Van
Wickele, age 70 to
80, residing alone and as head of household in Birdsall, Allegany, NY (1830 US Census)
Edmund Van
Wickle (b. 7 May
1913; d. 25 July 1988; last residence was Columbia, Tyrrell, NJ; SSN
152-09-1067) SS Death Index
Possibly
located? Edward Van Wickle b. 27 Apr 1875 in East
Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ and married 3 July 1899 to a Julia Delaney (b. Apr
1874). Two daughters, Grace and Eleanor, b. in NY 1900 and 1906/7. IGI
records on familysearch.com list Edward VanWickle, b. 27 April 1875, East
Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ, son of Isaac and Anna Van Wickle. 1900 US Census for Dist. 564,
sheet 16, Manhattan, New York, New York lists Edward VanVickle, head, b. Apr 1876,
24, M-1, b. NY (NY, NY), designer, with wife, Julia, b. Apr 1874, 26, M-1, b.
NY (NY, NY) 1910 US Census for Dist. 1582, Bronx, NY lists Edward Van Wickle
(indexed as VamWickle), head, 35, married 11 years, b. NJ (NY, NJ), fashion
designer, with wife, Julia A., 34, married 11 years, b. NY (Ire, Ire), dau.,
Grace M., 9, b. NY (NJ, NY), and dau., Eleanor, 3, b. NY (NJ, NY). 1920 US
Census for Dist 431, 255 188th Street, Bronx, NY lists Edward Van Wickle,
head, 43, b. NJ (NJ, NJ), designer (ladies clothes), with wife Julia, 39, b. NY
(Ire, Ire), dau., Grace, 17, b. NY, and dau., Eleanor, 12, b. NY. 1930 US
Census for Dist. 651, 255 188th Street, Bronx, NY lists Edward Van Wickle,
head, 54, b. NJ (NJ, NJ), artist (fashion patterns), with wife, Julia, 51, b.
NY (Ire, Ire), dau. Eleanor, 23, single, b. NY, stenographer, and dau., Grace, 29, divorced, b. NY, model (coat manufacturer),
and granddau., Grace Elliffe, 6, b. NY (NY, NY). Information
on 1920 and 1930 US Census data originally supplied in 16 Sept 2002 email by
Stuart Northage (Stuart.NORTHAGE@dfes.gsl.gov.uk)
(There is also an entry in familysearch.com that lists Julia DeLaney (b. Apr
1874, NY) married to Edward (b. NJ) on 3 Jul 1899. Julia is d/o of Patrick and
Mary (Purcell) Delaney, and Edward is listed as son of Irving and Ellen (Curtis)
Van Wickle. My best
guess at this point is that Edward is the son of Isaac Van Wickle, b. 1848--the
son of Isaac and Sarah Van Wickle. In 1870
USC, Isaac is unmarried, age 22, and living with his father, stepmother, and
younger sister. The 1880 US Census for E. New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ lists Isaac Van Winckle,
widowed, age 30, farmer, b. NJ (NJ, NJ) with Maria (his single aunt), 80,
keeping house, and Ella Rogers, 14, single, servant. It
appears that Isaac got married after 1870 and his wife died prior to 1880 in
order for him to be listed as a widower in 1880. That leaves room for the
possibility that he married Ellen Curtis abt. 1874 and she may have died giving
birth to Edward (b. 27 Apr 1875) or shortly thereafter. We clearly see Edward
Van Wickle (who married Julia Delaney in 1899) in the 1900, 1910, 1920, and
1930 US Census pages...but I have been unable to locate Edward ANYWHERE as a
five year old child in the 1880 census, and the 1890 census is unavailable. I
did find an Ellen Curtis, age 18 (b. IL), in a boarding school in Elizabeth,
Union, NJ in the 1870 US Census who is one possibility for Isaac's wife. There
is also the intriguing coincidence that Edward leaves NJ at some point and goes
to NY to become a designer of women's clothing/fashion. There was an Ellen
[Curtis] Demorest (1824-1896), wife of William Jennings Demorest, who was a
famous women's dress/fashion designer in NYC. Ellen designed the dress patterns
and husband, William, published them in his magazine. This may all be just a
coincidence or perhaps Edward's mother, Ellen Curtis, was somehow connected to
Ellen (Curtis) Demorest...and she gave him a start in the trade. There is just
not quite enough information to firmly establish Edward as the son of Isaac^8
Van Wickle, b. 1848...at this point. Perhaps someone will locate a critical
piece of evidence that cements the connection.
LOCATED Edward Van Wickle (b. 13 September 1898; d. November
1982; last residence was Phoenix, AZ; SSN 717-09-3575; retired rail worker) SS
Death Index This is Edward^10 Van Wickle, son of Nicholas^9 and Katie Quinn Van
Wickle,
courtesy of Barbara Likos via 3 Jan 2011 email.
Effie H.
Van Wickle (b.
October 1867, Van Buren Michigan and m. 31 December 1884 in Van Buren, MI to
Maynard Thayer; note also Clara Van Wickle above of Van Buren, Michigan with
1885 marriage date; could be sisters) IGI; familysearch.com
Elizabeth
Van Wickle (b. 7
August 1916; d. 7 September 1993; last residence was Neptune, Monmouth, NJ; SSN
157-07-4492) SS Death Index
Eugene Van
Wickle (b. 29
September 1882; d. January 1975; last residence was Mount Dora, FL; SSN
263-76-5935) SS Death Index
Evertt Van
Wickle and James Van Wickle (possibly Van Vickle) 1900 US
Census for Madison, KY lists Evertt Van Wickle, head, 25, b. May 1875, KY (KY, KY)
with Margrett E., wife, 21, b. Nov 1878, OH (OH, OH) and Elizabeth, dau., 1, b.
Nov 1898, KY (KY, OH). Next door is James Van Wickle, head 62, b. June 1837, KY
(KY, KY), widower, with Cassius M., son, 29, single, b. June 1870, KY (KY, KY),
Lela, dau., 27, single, b. July 1873, KY (KY, KY), Burritt F., son, 21, single,
b. June 1878, KY (KY, KY), and Stanley, son, 19, single, b. January 1881, KY
(KY, KY)
Florence Van
Wickle (b. 25 June
1902; d. September 1971; last residence was Manasquan, Monmouth, NJ; SSN
140-22-4051) SS Death Index
Frank Van
Wickle 1900 US Census for Miami, Saline, MO lists Frank Van Wickle,
boarder, 30, b. MO, farm laborer
Miss G. T.
Van Wickle Louisiana marriages, 1718-1925 lists A. V. Oneal married
to Miss G. T. Van Wickle, 2 Jan 1902, Rapides, LA
George H.
Van Wickle 1920 US Census for Lippincott Ave, Long Branch, Monmouth, NJ
lists George
H. Van Wickle, head, 54, b. NJ (NJ, NY), City Constable, with wife Annie E.,
46, b. NJ (NJ, NJ), Ethel I., daughter, 19, b. NJ (NJ, NJ), stenographer, Grace
B., daughter, 16, b. NJ (NJ,NJ), and George, Jr., son, 14, b. NJ (NJ, NJ)
LOCATED Gregory Van Wickle (b. 1 January 1928; d. December 1988;
last residence was New York, NY; SSN 132-20-6142) SS Death Index This is
Gregory^11 Van Wickle, son of George^10 and Mary Quinn Van Wickle and grandson
of Nicholas^9 and Katie Quinn Van Wickle, courtesy of Barbara Likos via 3
Jan 2011 email.
H.S.
VanWickle 1860 US Census for Fairfax, VA lists H.S. Van Wickle, 31,
merchant, C.S. Van Wickle, 19, female, and C.A.VanWickle, 9, with Lydecker,
Abram and Susan.
Hazel Van
Wickle 1910 US Census for Pingree, Stutsman, ND lists Gustavio Ebs, head,
29, M1-1, b. IA (IA, IL), blacksmith, with Pirnsa?, wife, 30, M2-1, b. MN, and
stepdaughter, Hazel Van Wickle, 12, single, b. MN (__,MN)
Helmagh Van
Wickle 1860 US Census for Paterson, East Ward, Passaic,
NJ lists Helmagh
Van Wicklle, 36, b. NJ, farmer, with Elis Van Wickle, 34, female, Anna Van
Wickle, 5, and John Van Wickle, 2. (all b. NJ)
Ida Van
Wickle (b. 4 November
1843, Cranbury First Presbyterian Church, Middlesex, NJ)(familysearch.com)(This
may possibly be the dau. of Stephen^7 Morgan and Sarah (Thompson) Van Wickle,
except that their date of marriage is 1845.
Isaac Van
Wickle, 1870 US Census for South Amboy, Middlesex, NJ lists Isaac Van Wickle, 21,
farmer, with Catherine, keeping house, and Isaac, 60 (or 10?), home, and Sarah
C., 18, home. All b. NJ. (It seems likely that these individuals are connected somehow to
the family of Isaac^7 Van Wickle, except
that they are already located elsewhere in the 1870 US Census.)
Isabell Van
Wickle, 1930 US Census for Queens, Queens, NY lists Isabel Van Wickle,
43, widow, b. MD (parents b. MD), saleswoman of dry
goods, roomer in home of Mollie Root.
Jack Van
Wickle (b. 14
September 1917; d. May 1986; last residence was San Diego, CA; SSN 555-12-5843)SS Death Index
James Van
Wickle 1900 US Census for Seaman Street, New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ
lists James
Van Wickle, head, b. Jan 1849, 53, M-29, b. OH, (NJ, NY), butcher, with Mary,
wife, b. Aug 1852, 47, M-29 (2/2), b. NJ (NJ, NJ), Clifford, son, b. Feb 1877,
NJ, 23, single, bank clerk, and Jessie, dau., b. Aug 1882, NJ, 17, single, at
school.
James Van
Wickle (b. 6 July
1897; d. October 1974; last residence was Bellingham, Whatcom, WA; SSN
531-10-1901) SS Death Index
LOCATED James Van Wickle (b. 15 October 1921; d. 8 October
1990; SSN 153-16-3106; issued NJ)SS Death Index This is the son of
William J. Van Wickle, b. 29 March 1892, courtesy of Barb Likos in 12 Apr 2011
email.
James Van
Wickle 1910 US Census for Blandinsville Twp, McDonough, IL lists James Van Wickle,
head, 25, m1-8, b. IL (IL, IL), foreman, with wife Ola, 24, M2-8, 4/3, b. IL
(IL, IL), Jame L., son, 2, b. IL, Hazell, dau., 2, b. IL, and Rex, son, 1 mo.,
b. IL
John Van
Wickle (m. Martha
Norsweather on 10 January 1849 Polk, Texas) familysearch.com
John Van
Wickle or Van Winkle? 1860 US Census for Gainesville, Cooke, TX
lists John
VanWinkle, 23 in household of Robert E. Matthews, 60, farmer.
John Van
Wickle - 1850 US Census for District 1, Perry, Illinois lists John Van Wickle, 45,
farmer, b. NJ with wife, Mary, 35, b. NY, and Albert, 20, farmer, b. IL,
Charity, 13, b. IL, John, 8, b. IL, Louise, 5, b. IL, and Adrian, 5 mos., b. IL
John Van
Wickle 1860
US Census for Mississippi, Columbia, Arkansas lists John Van Wickle, 32, b. AR, farmer
with Sarah Van Wickle, 5, b. AR, and Alexander Van Wickle, 3, b. AR (possibly
this is the John Van Wickle (directly above) who married Martha Norsweather?)
John VS
Van Wickle b. 1865 in
1920 US
Census for Passaic, NJ with wife, Anna and son, Harold, 23,
and son, John Raymond, 15
Joseph Van
Wickle, 1870 US
Census for Hempstead, Queens, NY lists Joseph Van Wickle, 49, Sewer Contractor (b.
abt 1821, NY) with wife, Alexandria,
40, housekeeper and children: Alexandria Van Wickle, 19, Louisa Van
Wickle,
17 and Frederick Van Wickle, 15 1900 US Census for Hemstead,
Queens, NY lists Joseph
Van Wickle, 86, b. May 1814, (M1-31), b. NY (NY, NY), civil engineer, with
wife, Alexandria, 70, b. Nov. 1829 (M-31), b. NY (___, Eng)
Joseph Van
Wickle 1910 US Census for Elizabeth, Union, NJ lists Joseph Van Wickle,
head, 30, (M1-11), b. NJ (NJ, NJ), railroad detective, with Bertie, wife, 29,
(M1-11), and sons, Kenneth, 11, and Marvin, 7. All b. NJ with parents b. NJ
Josephine
Van Wickle (b. 29
October 1904; d. July 1974; last residence was Sierra Madre, Los Angeles, CA;
SSN 554-09-8877) SS Death Index
Kenneth Van
Wickle (b. 22 March
1925; d. 31 August 1995; last residence was Brick, Ocean, NJ; SSN 151-18-2607)
SS Death Index
Lillian Van
Wickle (b. 23 April 1898;
d. September 1986; last residence was California; SSN 539-28-6508)SS Death Index
Lillian
Van Wickle (b. 14
April 1904; d. 12 August 1988; SSN 127-29-9481; issued New York) SS Death
Index
Loretta Van
Wickle (b. 2
September 1913; d. October 1969; last residence was Somerset, NJ; 083-07-8202)
SS Death Index
Mabel Van
Wickle (b. 2 February
1881; d. July 1974; last residence was Glenwood Mills, IA; SSN 479-42-3795) SS
Death Index (There is a photo of Mabel Deupree Van Wickle's headstone
(Glenwood Cemetery, Mills County, IA listed under iowagravestones.org)
Martha Van
Wickle in 1920 US
Census for Newark, Licking, OH. Martha is listed as b. 1847, OH with parents b. PA.
Marvin Van
Wickle (b. 26 October
1926; d. August 1970; SSN 143-22-8512; issued NJ) SS Death Index This may be
the son of Marvin^10 Laird Van Wickle, b. 1902, NJ son of George^9 and Bertha
May (Brown) Van Wickle.
Mary S.
Van Wickle 1910 US Census for Odin Twp., Marion, IL lists Belle Avery, head
(female), 52, widow, b. IL (SC, VA), keeper of boarding house, William S.
Avery, son, 28, single, b. IL (WI, IL) railroad telegrapher, Malinda Avery,
mother-in-law, 85, widow, b. OH (MD, NJ), own account, and Mary S. Van Wickle,
sister in law, 64, b. OH (PA, OH).
Mary Van
Wickle (b. 15 August
1890; d. Dec. 1975; last residence was Jackson, Ocean Co., NJ; SSN 136-54-7459)
SS Death Index
Mary Van
Wickle (b. 15 August
1894, d. Feb. 1965; last residence was New York; SSN 125-18-6220) (SS Death
Index)
Matilde Van
Wickle 1900 US Census for Marbletown, Ulster, NY lists Matilde Van Wickle,
head, female, b. Aug 1854, 45, NY (NY, NY), farmer with Howard E., son, b. Jan
1882, 18, b. NY (NY, NY), and Edward H., b. Dec. 1898, NY (NY, NY), 1.
May Van
Wickle (b. 14 June
1904; d. 2 November 1991; SSN 070-38-4280; issued New York)SS
Death Index
Myra Van
Wickle (b. 11 August
1891; d. 2 May 1991; last residence was Brielle, Monmouth, NJ; SSN 147-20-0281)
SS Death Index
Nicholas Van
Wickle (married 1778
Philadelphia, PA to M. Donaldson) (familysearch.com) (Could this
be the son of Stephen and
Mary Elizabeth (Johnson) Van Wickle? According to Barbara Likos via 3 Jan
2011, Nicholas Holmes Van Wickle, married to Katherine Quinn, is the son of
Stephen and Mary Elizabeth Van Wickle)
Nicholas
Van Wickle written
about on pages 57, 87-88, and 91 in History of Allegany County along with other
information about Evert Van Wickle and his son, Samuel Van Wickle. The
historical account indicates that Nicholas was an early surveyor of Allegany
County and that the AC Board of Supervisors, in 1826, passed a resolution
directing Nicholas to make maps of Allegany County and its several towns
provided that the cost does not exceed $100. Also, in 1828 and again in 1831,
the AC Board of Supervisors elected Nicholas Van Wickle as county clerk. (Could
this Nicholas be a previously unidentified son of Evert Van Wickle?)
Polly
VanWickle 1860 US Census for Brown, Del, Ohio lists Polly Vanwickle, 52,
b. PA, Domestic, in household of William Williams, 56, farmer.
Rashton
VanWickle 1860 US Census for Parkersburg, Wood, VA lists Rashton Van Wickle,
25, b. NJ, Sarah, 25, b. VA, and Munson C. Van Wickle, 4, (male), b. VA
Richard Van
Wickle or Van Wickel (b. 1798, NY)
(m. 2 April 1823, Harrington, Tappan DRC, Bergen, NJ; married 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, NY; www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com) 1830 US
Census for Harrington, Bergen, NJ lists Richard Van Winkle surrounded by
Concklin families. Household includes one male under 5, one 5-10, 1 30-40
[Richard] and one female 20-30 [Phebe]. 1840 US Census for
Harrington, Bergen, NJ lists Richard Van Winkle as head of a household among the
households of John Powles Conkling [neighboring south], Albert Cooper [across
the road], and David Conkling. The household includes one male under 5, one
male 10-15, one 15-20, one 40-50 [Richard] and one female 30-40 [Phebe
(Conklin) Van Wickel]. 1850 US Census for
Rockland, Orange, NY lists Richard Van Wickle, 52 (b. abt 1798) with wife, Phebe, 44
and son, John L., 11. 1860 US
Census for Palisades, Rockland, Orange, NY lists Richard Van Wickle,
62, Carpet man, as head of household with Phebe Ann, 54, wife. http://www.rockleigh.org/History/Sites/VanWickel_Moore_House.htm) Van Wickel-Moore House c. 1810-1823. These lands, part of
the 1685 Historic Lockhart Patent were bitterly claimed by NJ and NY until the
1769 Boundary Settlement. Here Richard Van Wickel and wife Phebe, dau. of Jacob Conklin, III. built (or
renovated) this federal style farmhouse c. 1828 on 5 and 3/4 acres she
inherited. Her cousin, Phebe Ann Moore, wife of John V.K. Moore bought the
property in 1832. In 1848 she added 25 acres. Borough Hill now stands on part
of the tract. House held by Moores to 1938. The c. 1810-1823 section of the
dwelling is a steep 1 and 1/2 story clapboard frame structure on the east side
of Rockleigh Rd. (No. 36) The interior floor plan shows evidence of a narrow
side hall construction. There is a living room on the main floor with a loft
above that has been finished into two small bedrooms and bath. The interior
walls are plastered. The living room mantle, Parsons cupboard
and some interior framing are of the Federal style. Some of the original
floorboards have been covered with modern day flooring. A window marks the
location of the original front entrance. The north side of the house has two
small windows just below the roofline which is characteristic of a possibly earlier
date. A small wing has been added to the south side of the house to include a
present day small kitchen, additional bedroom and bath. The exterior walls of
this later wing are clapboard. to the rear of the
dwelling is a fine extent example of a "necessary building" currently
used as a shed. In the 1960s Burl Ives, balladeer and folk music historian
lived in a small outbuilding near the barn site before the property was
subdivided in the early 1970s.
Robert Van
Wickle (b. 28 January
1938; d. September 1972; SSN 204 30-4992; issued in PA)SS
Death Index
Robert Van
Wickle 1880 US Census for Avena, Fayette, IL lists Robert VanWickle, 39,
head, physician, b. CAN (parents b. NY) with wife, Mary G, 34, keeping house,
b. Ohio (father b. PA, mother b. OH) with daughter, Ellins, 18, keep house, b.
IN (father b. VA, mother b. OH), son, Arthur, 15, at school b. IN (VA,OH) and
son, James, 14, at school, b. IN (VA,OH)
Robert
Van Wickle 1880 US Census for Springwells, Wayne, MI lists Robert Van Wickle,
42, factory clerk, b. NY (NJ,NY) with Margaret, wife, 35, keeps house, b. NY
(PA, PA), and dau. Ella M, 8 (b. MI (NY, NY)
Susan Van Wickle
1860 US Census for Marlboro, Monmouth, NJ lists Susan Van Wickle, 60,
b. NJ in household of Thomas Higgins.
Susan Van
Wickle (b. 28
February 1915; d. August 1986; last residence was San Diego, CA; SSN
562-20-7077) SS Death Index
Sylvester
Van Wickle 1900 US Census for Crown Point, Lake, IN lists Sylvester Van Wickle,
80, b. 1819, NY (both parents b. NY), Insurance agent, with Meara (Mary?)
L., 82, b. Nov. 1817, NY (both parents b. NY)
Verges Van
Wickle (b. 31 May
1917; d. July 1987; last residence was Hot Springs National Park, Garland, AZ;
SSN 004-16-8815 (familysearch.com)
Veronica
Van Wickle (b. 30
December 1915; d. December 1984; last residence was Phelps, Ontario, NY; SSN
094-05-8644) SS Death Index
Virginia Van
Wickle (b. 28
February 1920; d. February 1980; last residence was San Diego, CA; SSN
526-18-1275) SS Death Index
Wahneta
(Soncrant) Van Wickle;81;
Niles, MI, Journal Era; 2000-2-2; sjc; (Obituary Daily Times entry - 2 July
2000 email Georgi Sills)
W.H. Van
Wickle 1860
US Census for Castoria, SanJoaquin, CA lists W.H. Van Wickle, 29, b. NJ, laborer in household of
Nathaniel Harrold.
W.H. Van
Wickle (possibly Van Vickle) 1900 US Census for Frankfort,
Ward 1, Franklin, KY lists W. H. Van Wickle, head, 32, b. January 1868, IN (IN, IN),
M1, Francis, wife, 26, b. May 1874, KY (KY, KY), and Catherine P., 64, b. Oct
1836, KY (KY, KY), widow
William Van
Wickle, 1870 US Census for Jackson, Knox, OH lists William Van Wickle,
50, farmer, b. OH (may be Van Winkle) with wife, Mary, 48, keeps house, b. OH,
and Samuel, 23, farmer, John, 22, Eliza, 13, and Henry, 12--all b. OH.
William Van
Wickle, 1930 US Census for Okean, Randolph, Arkansas lists William Vanwickle,
33, head, b. IL (parents b. IL), laborer, with wife, Leloie, 24, b. Arkansas
(parents b. KS) and dau., Christine, 6, b. Arkansas.
William Van
Wickle 1900 US Census for Ward 5, New Brunswick, Middlesex, NJ lists William Van Wickle,
head, 21, b. Jan 1879, NJ (NJ, NJ), single, school with 6 male boarders all
going to school and between ages of 18 and 21.
William N.
Van Wickle, 1930 US Census for Russian River, Sonoma, CA lists William N. Van
Wickle, 50, head, b. CA (father b. IA, mother b. CA) with wife, Lily, 47, b.
New Zealand (father b. Australia, mother b. Eng.) and dau.,
Edith, 19, b. CA, and son, Homer, 13, b. CA
William S.
Van Wickle, 51,
farmer, with wife, Sarah, 51, keeping house, and Mary E., daughter, 20,
Nathaniel, son, 18, farmer, and Charles, son, 13. All listed in 1870 US Census
for Wantage, Sussex, NJ as b. NJ
William S.
Van Wickle 1900 US Census for Wharton, Potter, PA lists Wm S. Van Wickle,
15, b. May 1885, NY (NY, NY), boarder in the home of Charles and Rena
Satterlee.
Abbie Jane
Van Wicklen Ohio
marriages lists Abbie Jane Van Wicklen to Frank A. Kelley, 3 August 1897,
Huron, OH
Abraham Van
Wycklen, American Civil War Soldiers (Ancesty.com) lists Abraham Van Wycklen
enlisting as Pvt on 25 Apr 1861 at age 20 in Union Army. In Co.H, 84th IR, NY
on 23 May 1861, disability discharge, Co H, 84th IR, NY
on 6 June 1861, Washington, DC (There is also an Abram Van Wicklen, son of Daniel Van
Wicklen, of the same approximate age as this Abraham who served from 1862 to
1865 in Civil War and was promoted to rank of Sergeant.)
Albert Van
Wicklen, age 50 (b.
abt 1870, NY), resides in North Hempstead, Nassau, NY at time of 1920 US
Census. Could
this be Albert^8, son of Garret^7 Van Wicklen? or might it be Adelbert^8,
son of William^7 McKee Van Wicklen? (courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002
email)
Alice Amelia
Van Wicklen (marriage
registration R#8501 -- age 22 of Colbourne (b. Lakeport), d/o Thomas and Mary
(Hewitt) Van Wicklen married on 22 April 1891 in Cramahe to William Murrell,
22, of Windham (b. Windham) s/o Alexander and Elizabeth Murrell. Question:
Where do Thomas and Mary Van Wicklen fit in? One guess is that Thomas is a son
of Jacob^6 Van Wicklen and this
information is listed on that family page for now. --marriage reg.
located in Archives of Ontario on 25 June 2002 by Marg Trottman and John Van
Wicklin
Alicia K.
Van Wicklen, female,
b. 22 August 1973, Ventura, CA (mother's maiden name, Biggs) (California births,
courtesy, Cheryl Viger, in 9 Jan 2003 email)
Possibly
located: Amelia Van Wicklen 1900 US Census for Oyster Bay,
Nassau, NY lists Amelie
Van Wicklen, head, b. July 1849, NY (Germany, Germany), 50, widow, grocer. 1910 US
Census for 8th District, Oyster Bay, Nassau, NY lists Amelia Van Wicklen,
head, 60, widow (married 38 years), b. NY (parents b. Germany??), and A. James
Davis, boarder, 72, single, b. NY (NY, NY), carpenter (This
might be Mary Amelia (Wood) Van Wicklen, wife of Jacob^7 Van Wicklen who died 1904)
Anagusta Van
Wicklen - 1900 US
Census for N. Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists Anagusta Van Wicklen, b. June 1881, NY (NY,
Eng), 19, single, house servant to Walter and May Hicks and family.
Ann Amelia
Van Wicklen (b. 19
Jan 1843, Wolver Hollow, Queens Co., NY; d. 16 November 1908, Springfield
Gardens, Queens, NY; bur. November 1908, Springfield Cemetery, Queens, NY)
married to Garret Wortman Nostrand (b. 5 August 1814, Springfield Gardens, Queens,
NY; d. 21 January 1871, Springfield Gardens, NY and bur. Jan. 1871, Springfield
Cem.). Children: John Nostrand (b. 1867) and Garret Nostrand (b. 1869). Garret
Nostrand's parents are John R. Nostrand (b. 18 Aug 1793, d. 27 Apr 1873) and
Lamache Simonson (b. 17 Nov 1791, d. 20 Jan 1873)--both b. and d. in
Springfield Gardens, Queens, NY and bur. in Springfield Cem. Garret's siblings
are Abram (b. 1816), Daniel (b. 1818), Elizabeth (b. 1820), Sarah Ann (b. 1823)
and Jesse (b. 1826).; Information supplied by Judy Houston by email
31 August 2000. 1850 US Census for Hempstead, Queens, NY lists Ann Amelia Van
Wicklen, 7, in household of Mr. H. Langdon, 25 and Phebe Ann (_____) Langdon,
25. 1870 US Census for Oyster Bay, Queens, NY lists Garrett W. Nostrand,
head, 55, farmer, b. NY with wife, Ann Amelia, 24, keeping house, and Annie,
10, dau., at home, George, 7, son, at home, John R., son, 3, at home, and
Garrett W., 1, at home. All b. NY 1880 US Census for Dist. 277,
Queens Borough, Queens, NY lists William French, head, 30, farm laborer, b. NY
(NY, NY) with wife, Ann A., 34, keep house, and John R. Nostrand, 13, stepson,
at school, Garrett Nostrand, stepson, 11, at school, and William B. French, 7,
son, at home, and Benjamin Van Wicklen, 28, brother-in-law, tinsmith. (There is
a possibility that Ann Amelia is a daughter of Foster^8 and Mary Ann [Ryder]
Van Wickler. The reason for suspecting this is that in the 1880 US Census (see
above) Ann Amelia's brother, Benjamin, a tinsmith, is residing with her. He is
the same age as Benjamin Van Wickler, son of Foster^8, who is also listed as a
tinsmith on census pages. No census data can be found that lists Ann Amelia in
the household of Foster, including the 1850 census where she is a young child.
However, we find Ann Amelia in the household of H. and Phebe Langdon in the
1850 census...and married to Garrett Nostrand in the 1870 US Census with a 10
year old daughter, Annie, suggesting an early marriage at age 13 or 14.
Anne E. Van
Wicklen - Texas marriages at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/marriages
lists Anne
E. Van Wicklen (b. abt 1961) m. Steven W. Conder (b. abt 1963) 14 October 1995 (courtesy,
G. Sills via 15Feb06 email)
Annie Van
Wicklen - 1900 US
Census for Manhattan, NY, NY lists Annie Van Wicklen, b. Mar 1866, Germ (Germ,
Germ), 34, single, servant to family of William and Alda Jarecki
Annie Van
Wicklen, 1930 US
Census for Catskill, Greene, NY lists Annie Van Wicklen, age 67 (b. about 1863, New
York, parents b. NY) residing as cousin to Nicholas Quick. 68, head of
household, and his family (courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11Dec02 email)
LOCATED - This is
the son of Daniel and Julia Van Wicklen as surmised below. Genealogical
research conducted by Denise Davis uncovered the names and vital statistics for
all four children and the grandchildren of Daniel and Julia Van Wicklen. Arthur Van Wicklen, male, b. 7 Aug 1878, Kansas and d.
21 October 1943 San Diego, CA. Mother's maiden name was Jolly.
(California
deaths, courtesy Cheryl Viger, via 9 Jan 2003 email) 1910 US Census for Nobe,
Roosevelt, NM lists Arthur
Van Wicklen, b. 1877, Missouri. 1910 US Census for Nobe,
Roosevelt, New Mexico Territory lists Arthur Van Wicklen, head, 32, single, b. MO (NY,
NY), farmer 1930 US Census for Van Dyke Avenue, San Diego, San Diego, CA
lists Julia
Jolley, head, 82, widow, b. NY (RI, NY) with Arthur Van Wicklen, 49, single,
son, b. MO (NY, NY), proprietor of nursery. (There is a good possibility that
Arthur is the son of Daniel and Julia Van
Wicklen. Both Daniel and Julia are b. NY and they move west in that their
daughter, Eva, is b. abt 1867 in Wisconsin. The Arthur VW here was b. in
Kansas. Daniel fights in Civil War in both NY and Indiana regiments and then
files from Kansas as invalid for pension in 1884, and Julia files for pension
in a subsequent year (1888?) also from Kansas. Daniel Van Wicklen also
appears on 837 N. Kansas Avenue, Kansas City, KS in 1889-1890 with occupation
of broommaker. A search of 1880 US Census data did not locate Daniel, Julia, Eva,
or Arthur Van Wicklen. 1890 US Census is not available for Kansas, and I do not
know specifically where to look for 1900 US Census in that Daniel is deceased
and Julia and her family relocate frequently.)
Arthur Van
Wicklen (or perhaps Artie or Anthony), 1920 US Census for Indianfield,
Tuscola, MI (ED#189) lists Arthur (or perhaps Artie or Anthony), inmate, 32, single,
no occupation, b. IL (parents b. US)
Brian J. Van
Wicklen - Texas marriages at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/marriages
lists Brian
J. Van Wicklen (b. abt 1964) m. Kecia A. Pearson (b. abt 1965) 21 June 1986 and
m. Tina R. Oneill (b. abt 1963) 15 Sept 1990. (courtesy
G. Sills via 16Feb06 email)
Carol Ann
[Costanzo] Van Wicklen gravelocator.cem.va.gov lists Carol Ann [Costanzo]
Van Wicklen b. 4 Dec 1944 and d. 8 July 1988 buried sec 26, site 2129, Calverton
National Cemetery. she is the wife of George J. Van
Wicklen, A3C, US Air Force.
Caroline Van
Wicklen, age 69,
married (b. abt 1861, USA, parents b. USA) resides at time of 1930 US Census as
an "inmate" in Smithtown, Suffolk, NY. (Courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email)
Charles C.
Van Wicklen, b. 18
August 1926 and d. 14 Dec 1987 (SSDI)
Christina R.
(Mahnken) Van Wicklen;Glenwood,
NY; Newsday; 1997-10-28 (Obituary Daily Times entry- 2 July 2000 email Georgi
Sills)
Possibly
located: Clarence Van Wicklen 1910 US Census for 21st Ward,
Brooklyn, Kings, NY lists Clarence Van Wicklen, head, 41, M-20, b. NY (NY, NY),
milk retailer, with wife, Margarett, 35, M-20, b. NY (NY, NY). This might
be Clarence, son of James and Caroline Van
Wicklen, except that apart from 1870 US Census information, I cannot locate
any information that this Clarence survived infancy. In the 1880 US Census
James and Caroline have a dau., Florence Van Wicklen
and perhaps this is a census taker mistake and it should read Clarence Van
Wicklen.
Conrad Van
Wicklen 1910 US Census for 26th Ward, Brooklyn, Kings, NY lists Conrad Van Wicklen,
head, 64, M1-30, b. NY (NY, NY), no occ. listed, with wife, Elizabeth, 60,
M1-30, 4 children, 4 living, b. NY (Germ, Germ).
Cornelius
Van Wicken in 1830 US Census listed as head of family residing in
S. Hempstead, Queens, NY. Census only lists number of males and females by age
and there are: 1 male age 30-40, 2 males age 5-10, 1 male under age 5 and 1
female age 60-70, one female age 30-40, 1 female age 10-15 and two females
under age five. This might be Cornelius and wife with one of their mothers and
six children. The closest match in the family pages would be Cornelius^7 Van Wickle, son of Evert^7
of Hempstead, Queens, NY. Could this be his family?
Daniel Van
Wicklen - There
is a Daniel Van Wicklen, son of Hannah (Stilwell) Foster (see Hannah
Foster/Van Wicklen entry below and also John Foster Van Wickler entry below)
who married second to an unknown Van Wickler or Van Wicklen. He is the father
of Clarissa, Sarah Frances, and Matilda who reside with the Doty family in the
1870 US Census. Any possibility that the Daniel Van Wicklen (one entry above)
who resides with daughter, Sarah (age 15) in Oyster Bay at time of 1850 Census
is this Daniel Van Wicklen?) Currently, I have this Daniel VW of the 1850
US Census as Daniel and Elizabeth Ann
(Baylis) Van Wicklen of Oyster Bay, NY.
Daniel Van
Wicklen, enlisted as
Pvt. on 12 August 1862 at age 31 (therefore b. abt. 1831) and assigned to Co.
F, 158th Infantry Regiment, NY on 25 Aug 1862. Wounded on 2 April 1865 at Fort
Gregg, VA and died of wounds on 23 May 1865 in Point of Rocks, MD Hospital (Ancestry.com civil war
records for Daniel Van Wicklen)
Daniel Van
Wicklen - 1900 US Census for N. Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists Daniel Van Wicklen,
inmate, b. Sept 1888, NY (NY, NY), 11, at school.
David Van
Wicklen, age 71, is
listed in the 1920 US Census (apparently just before he died, 1920) as residing
in Brooklyn, Kings, NY with wife, Mary, age 72 (b. abt 1848, NY) and Jennette
Van Wicklen, age 24 (b. abt 1896, NY). Relationship of Jennette to David and
Mary is unclear. He is buried in Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY (Lot 504,
deed 1866; source, Headstone Inscription).
David and
Emma Van Wicklen listed in 1880 US Census for Brooklyn, Kings, NY as David Van
Wicklen, head of household, 30, NY, retail milk dealer (mother and father both
b. NY) with Emma Van Wicklen, wife, 27, b. NY (father b. CT and mother b. NY). Possibly
this is David^7 Van Wicklen, son of Jonathan and Hannah
Sharp (Williams) Van Wicklen Two problems with this: 1) David, the son of
Jonathan and Hannah is listed on that family page as married to Mary. 2)
Hannah, David's mother, is listed as b. NJ whereas the David in the 1880
Brooklyn, NY census has a mother listed as b in NY.
Edith L. Van
Wicklen (New York
Times, 3 Sept 1936, p. 42: Wills for Probate) "Bedell, Abby, Lynbrook (Aug
3) estate abt $4,000. To daughers Margeret Langdon and Georgina Brown, one
third each, a son Morris and his daughter, Emily Bedell, share remainder. A
granddaughter, Edith L. Van Wicklen executrix." (??from
Schatzle, is Edith Griffin, wife of David E. Van
Wicklin, b. say 1900?) (courtesy Michael Wolfe, in
10 Jan 2003 email)
Edsall Van
Wicklen, 1930 US
Census for Middletown, Orange, NY lists Myrta VanWicklen, head, 54, b. NJ (father b.
NJ, mother b. NY), widow, no occupation, with son, Edsall Van Wicklen, 24, b.
NY (father b. NY, mother b. NJ), laborer. SSDI lists Edsall Van Wicklen,
b. 27 August 1905, NY and d. 11 January 1987, Darien, Fairfield,
CT (place of death: Lynn, MA). Lived Waterbury, CT in 1979. See
also Myrta Van Wicklen below.
Edward Van
Wicklen, age 50 (b.
abt 1870, NY) with wife, Clara Van Wicklen,
age 48 (b. abt 1872, NY) and daughter, Lillian Van Wicklen,
age 17, (b. abt 1903, NY) reside in Brooklyn, Kings, NY at time of 1920 US
Census. (Edward, Clara, and Lillian are actually residing in the
household of Edward J. Tollner, head, 32, b. NY, Electrician, Navy Yard with
wife, Mary, 27, b. NY, son, William, 8, daughter, Ruth, 4 yrs, 4 mos., and
Harriet Tollner, 67 (Edward's mother). Mary is a daughter of Edward and Clara,
and older sister of Lillian.) 1930 US Census for Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists Edward Van Wicklen,
59, head, b. NY (parents b. NY), superintendent of oil co., with wife, Clara
L., 55, b. NY (father b. Ireland, mother b. NY) and dau., Lillian J., 27, b. NY
(parents b. NY), secretary for a doctor. There is a good possibility
that this is: Edward^8, son of William^7 McKee and Mary (Selover) Van
Wicklen (courtesy,
Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email)
Edwin Joseph
Van Wicklen, gravelocator.cem.va.gov lists Edwin Joseph Van Wicklen, PFC, US
Army, Korea, b. 30 Nov 1935 and d. 21 Feb 1989, bur. sec K, site 2592, Houston
National Cemetery, Houston, TX
Edwin J. Van
Wicklen, Jr. - Texas marriages at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/marriages
lists Edwin
J. Van Wicklen, Jr. (b. abt 1965) m. Anne M. Cummings (b. abt 1965) 4 May 1991 (courtesy,
G. Sills via 15Feb06 email)
Elizabeth
Van Wicklen - 1900 US
Census for Kickapoo, Leavenworth, KS lists Elizabeth Van Wicklen, boarder, b. Dec 1822,
78, widow, b. KY (PA, VA)
Elizabeth
Van Wicklen, d.
October 1956, Volusia, FL (Florida deaths, 1956, courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 8 Jan 2003 email)
(see also, Sara J. Van Wicklen, below) Ella Van Wicklen, age 65, (b. abt 1855, NY) resides at
time of 1920 US Census in Hempstead, Nassau, NY with daughter, Ida Van Wicklen,
age 27 (b. abt 1893, NY) (courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email and 4 Dec 2002
mailing)
Ella Van
Wicklen, b. about
1867, New Hampshire. Age 63 and residing in Gilsum, Chershire, New Hampshire in
1930 (1930 US
Census, courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email)
Evert Van
Wicklen 1910 US Census for 4th Ward, Queens, Queens,
NY lists Evert
Van Wicklen, patient in hospital, 80, widower, b. NY (NY, NY), no occupation
Florence G.
Van Wicklen, d. 31
July 1907
(death certificate, Queens, NY #2236, courtesy, Michael Wolfe via 10 Jan 2003
email)
Which GARRET
VAN WICKLEN is this? Plan of pews and names of pew holders in First Church 1785,
Jamaica, Queens, NY lists Garret Van Wicklen in
Seat 14 of Row 3, Center aisle. Who is this Garret Van Wicklen? Garret^3
(Gerrit^2, Jentie^1) dies before 1782. His son, Garret^4 dies by 1777.
Garret^4's first son, Garret^5, dies young and presumably before the birth of a
second Garret^5 in 1774. The latter Garret^5 would only be 11 in 1785 and
therefore to young for this church pew. Paul^4 (Garret^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1)
has a son Garret b. in 1750s but he is migrating north by 1785 en route to
Canada. He married Rachel Frost in Rhinebeck RDC in 1783. Perhaps the seat was
purchased by Garret^3 or Garret^4 prior to 1785 and one of them is still listed
as the pew holder, even though deceased? (First Reformed Dutch Church
seating in 1785 listed on NYBROOLYN-L@rootsweb.com)
Garret Van
Wicklen, Gravelocator.cem.va.gov lists Garret Van Wicklen, pvt, US Army, died
5 Feb 1893, bur. sec 2, site 5125, Cypress Hills National Cemetery, Brooklyn,
NY
George Van
Wicklen, 1860 US Census for N. Hempstead, Queens, NY lists George Van Wicklen,
21, stage driver, b. NY, rooming at hotel operated by John Charlick, 35, hotel
keeper.)
George Van
Wicklen, 1910 US Census for District 13, Hempstead, Nassau,
NY lists George
Van Wicklen, 32, roomer, single, b. NY (parents b. NY), house builder, in home
of Adolph and Theresa Schaefler. Adolph is a butcher who has his own shop.
Possibly
located: George Van Wicklen,
age 55 in 1920 US Census (b. abt 1865, NY) resides in N. Hempstead, Nassau, NY
with wife, Caroline
Van Wicklen, age 50
(b. abt 1870, NY). Both sets of parents b. NY.
Caroline's mother, Caroline Squearde, age 79 (b. abt 1841, NY) resides with
them and there is also a boarder, William Crocker, age 48. (1920 US Census, courtesy,
Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email and 4 December mailing) (This
could quite possibly be George W. Van Wicklen, the son of Garret^6 and Phebe (Bond) Van Wicklen,
give that the birth year is close and the location (N. Hempstead) is the same.
Another possibility is that this is George, the son of David and Margrett Ann (Skirm) Van Wicklen.)
George Van
Wicklen, listed in
the 1870 US
Census for Huntington, Suffolk, NY
in family of John Chichester, 48. George Van Wicklen, 17, farm laborer, b. NY
George Van
Wicklen 1900 US Census for Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists George Van Wicklen,
head, b. July 1860, M-14, 39, b. NY (NY, CT), furniture salesman, with wife,
Ida J., 37, b. Oct 1862, NY (NY,NY)
Located:
This is George^8 Van Wicklen, son of Samuel^7 [John^6, John^5, Gerrit^4,
Evert^3, Gerrit^2, Jentie^1]George Van Wicklen,
age 50 in 1930 US Census (b. abt 1880, New York, parents b. NY) and residing as
head of household in Brooklyn, Kings, NY, hitchman (dock), with wife, Emily (___) Van Wicklin, age 48 (b. abt 1882, NY, parents b.
NY) and son, Fred Van Wicklen
(age 20), son, clerk, George Van Wicklen
(age 17) (could
this be the George referred to in George and Henrietta (Eiring) VW note just
below?), son,
Robert
Van Wicklen
(age 14) and daughter, Elinore Van Wicklen (age 12). All children b. NY (courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email) 1920 US Census for
Brooklyn, Kings, NY, ED 917 lists
George Van Wycklen, head, 43, with wife, Emily, 40, son, John W., 12, son, Fred
V., 10, son, George, 6, son, Robert, 5, and daughter, Elenor, 2 mos. 1910 US
Census for 17th Ward, Brooklyn, Kings, NY lists George Van Wicklin, b. abt 1879
[located in index only. Could not access the census page] SSDI
lists Robert
Van Wicklen, b. 31 Dec 1914, and d. March 1858, issued NY. Gravelocator.cem.va.gov
lists Robert W. Van Wicklen, PFC, WWII, US Army, b. 31 Dec 1914 and d. 2
Mar 1958, bur. Long Island National Cemetery, Farmingdale, LI, NY and wife, Catherine
Van Wicklen, b. 27 May 1916 and d. 22 May 2002 bur. Long Island Cemetery,
Farmingdale, LI, NY
(Could this be George^8, son of William^7 McKee Van
Wicklen? One major difficulty is that in the source section on the
William^7 McKee Van Wicklen family page is a note from Michael Wolfe indicating
that William's son, George, died in his teens--according to a cemetery
inscription)
George and
Henrietta (Eiring) Van Wicklen (information received from Bill McMullen of Galveston, TX. in 7
July 2002 email. Henrietta was his aunt.) My aunt (Henrietta [Eiring] Van
Wicklen) passed away recently and in going through her jewelry and papers we
found a set of wedding rings (engagement and wedding ring) inscribed GVW to HE
and the date was 6 June 1936. We also found a congratulatory birthday telegram
to her as Henrietta Van Wicklen at 112 Noble Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY
from her sister Ema and Emma's husband George. Henrietta was born and raised in
that neighborhood and her parents lived on Meeker Ave. This is a previously
unknown marriage of hers. She was b. in 1918 and married G. Van Wicklen at the
age of 18 in 1936. In the fall of 1938 from other correspondence to the same
address, George Thorsen wrote to her as Henrietta Eiring -- which was her
maiden name (HE). She was apparently married for not more than a period of two
years to GVW. The marriage ended and she assumed her maiden name. She married
George Thorsen on 5 June 1943. They were my aunt and uncle. I have pictures of
Henrietta and George Van Wicklin. He appears to be 23 or 24. Fairly short and
slender, wavy hair parted down the middle, and rather dapper and well dressed
for the depression. The engagement ring has a medium sized diamond in it and
the wedding band is fully set in diamonds. For 1936 this suggests a measure of
prosperity. The pictures I have were taken in Atlantic City, NJ and I think it
was their honeymoon. There is a billboard in the background that tells one what
is playing at the Steel Pier and announces the famous diving horses which the
Steel Pier was noted for. We also have an 8x10 of them as members of a wedding
party where there are 3 couples; the bride and groom and two others. The groom
looks like he might be a brother to George VW. That wedding must have taken
place between 1936 and 1938. (Harry Macy response dated 18 July
2002 - "I looked up this marriage in the New York City Index, and the
groom is given as George Van Wicklen, Jr. so his father must have been a George
born before 1900. That may help us identify him. The marriage certificate is
Brooklyn 1936 no. 8682, dated 6 June 1936. A copy can be obtained for $5 from
the NYC Municipal Archives. Response from Michael Wolfe dated 13 July
2002 -- "My family was of Greenpoint during the second half of the 19th
century, ran lumberyards and lumber mills [powered by tidal currents up the
east river]. Many of the VWs were builders. My great grandfather, John Youngs
Van Wicklen had his house and lumber yards a few blocks from 112 Noble Street
but I do not have any information on your George and Henrietta. I have a pretty
good completeness of this branch of the tree and this George is not a part.
There is a possibility that he came across the creek from Newtown where there
were several VW families expanding out from Jamaica, NY. Reply from
William McMullen dated 13 July 2002 -- My wife was doing some sleuthing on this
and through the Social Security Death Index we found George Van Wicklen b. 27
March 1916 and who died on 30 May 1997 -- SSN 094 05 4821. This would fit the
time frame for a man who was two years older than my aunt (1916 v. 1918). His
last known residence was Utica, NY 13501. My aunt's SSN started with 096 so the
geographic region of birth matches and since people were far less mobile in
those days, that may be useful. She also found a
George Van Wicklen b. in 1892. (Perhaps this is George, Jr.'s father?)
Gertrude Van
Wicklen, age 34 (b.
abt 1886, NY) and son, Edward Van Wicklen,
age 14 (b. abt 1906, NY). Gertrude is a housekeeper and resides in home of
Michael Hilt, a printer/stamper in Richmond Hill, Queens, NY (1920 US Census information,
courtesy Cheryl Viger via 4 Dec 2002 mailing) 1910 US Census for 4th Ward, Queens, Queens, NY lists Gertrude Van Wicklen,
head, 45, widow, 1/1, b. SC (SC, FL), Packer at Agate Factory, with son,
Edward, 4, b. NY (NY, SC)
Gertrude Van
Wicklen 1900 US Census for Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists Gertrude Van Wicklen,
niece, 11, b. July 1888, single, b. NY (NY, NY) in household of her aunt,
Hattie Oliver, head, 41, widow, b. Jan 1859, NY (parents b. Germany).
Gladys
(Teabold) Van Wicklen, 1920 US Census for Brooklyn, Kings, NY
(ED#43) lists Margaret
Teabold, head, 48, widow, no occ., b. NY (parents b. Ireland) with Biance,
Teabold, 21, single, b. NY (parents b. NY), Gladys Van Wicklen, dau. 20,
married, stenographer, b. NY (parents b. NY), and William Teabold, son, 16,
single, b. NY (parents b. NY) Gladys Teabold appears to have married a
Mr. Van Wicklen, but no idea why she is living in the household of her mother
and apart from her husband.
Gladys Van
Wicklen, SSDI lists Gladys Van Wicklen, b. 18 April 1905, d. Aug 1984.
Issued: NJ; last residence: Bayville, Nassau, NY
Mrs. Hannah
(____) Van Wicklen,
age 66 in 1930 US Census (b. abt 1864, Ireland) and residing in Nepture,
Monmouth, NJ in 1930 (courtesy Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email)
Hannah Van
Wicklen, (24) of
Seymour, b. in Northumberland County, Ont., CAN, d/o of Philander and Martha Vanwicklen
m. Andrew Quackenbush (24) of Seymour, born in Prince Edward County, s/o Rynur
& Martha Quackenbush. Witness was Calvin Quacil of Hastings. Date of
marriage: 3 March 1863/4 (email submitted by Georgi Sills, June 2000)
Henrietta
Van Wicklen 1930 US Census for Brooklyn, Kings, NY lists Henrietta Van
Wicklen, lodger, 68, married, b. NY (parents b. Germany) in household of George
and Phyllis Lyon, ages 66 and 60 respectively.
Hettie,
Carrie, and Harriett Van Wicklen - 1900 US Census for Brooklyn,
Ward 9, Kings, NY lists ____
Van Wicklen, head, with wife, Hettie L. Van Wicklen, b. 1848, NJ; Carrie Van
Wicklen, dau., b. 1872, NJ, and Harriett Van Wicklen, sister, b. 1840, NJ (Census
page not very legible.)
Located:
This is the son of George^8 and Josephine
[Jones]Van Wicklen. Horatio George Van
Wicklen, WWI Draft Registration Card 1917-1918 for Horatio George Van
Wicklen of 3009 Jamaica Ave, Richmond Hill, Queens, NY was b. 25 August 1898.
He was a typist for US Govt, in Brooklyn Navy Yard. Nearest relative is
Jeanette Van Wicklen at same address. Horatio is described as being medium
height with slender build with blue eyes and blonde hair. New York City births 1891-1902
lists Horatio
Van Wicklin, b. 25 Aug 1898, borough of Brooklyn, certificate # 13203
Irma A. Van
Wicklen; St
Petersberg, FL; Newsday (NY); 1997-11-1; rpng (Obituary Daily Times entry- 2 July 2000 email Georgi
Sills)
POSSIBLY LOCATED: Jacob Van Wicklen 1880 US
Census for Oyster Bay, Queens, NY lists Jacob Van Wicklen, 31, Oysterman, NY (NY, NY)
with wife Matilda, 23, keeps house, b. NY (NY, NY) This
appears to be Jacob Van Wicklen, son of Abram
and Elizabeth (Hall) Van Wicklen)
Jacob Van Wicklen, b. abt 1865, New York and residing
as head of household in Anne Arundel County, Maryland in 1930 at age 65 with
wife, Estelle, age 46. (1930 US Census, courtesy Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email) This could quite possibly be Jacob VW, son of John^7 Van Wicklin.
Jacob Van
Wicklen 1900 US Census for Norwalk, Fairfield, CT lists Jacob Van Wicklen, 36
(b. 1863, NY; both parents b. NY), Oysterboat deckhand, in household of Capt.
Adolphus Ford, Oysterboat Capt.
Jacob S. Van
Wicklen (New York
Times, August 12, 1928, p. 11: Death list of the week) (courtesy of Michael Wolfe,
via 10 Jan 2003 email)
Jacqueline
M. Van Wicklen - Texas marriages at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/marriages
lists Jacqueline
M. Van Wicklen (b. abt 1961) m. Neil J. Oosterbaan (b. abt 1958) 14 Feb 1986 (courtesy,
G. Sills via 15Feb06 email)
James Van
Wicklen 1860 US Census for Oyster Bay, Queens, NY lists James Van Wicklen,
60, resident of poor house. Director of poor house is Isaac Horton.
Possibly LOCATED: Jane Van Wicklen. b. 18 April 1754, d. 5 February 1844,
bur. Brookville Cemetery, Glen Head, L.I., NY (LI Cemetery Inscript., v. 1, p.
60) (email submitted 27 June 2000, Michael Wolfe) (This link for Jane takes one
to the family page of Frederick^4 Van Wicklen where she and others like Andrew
VW...may fit.)
Jane Van
Wicklen 1860 US Census for Brooklyn Ward 11, District 1, Kings, NY lists
Jane Van
Wicklen, 47, housekeeper, with William Van Wicklen, 10, both b. NY
Possibly LOCATED: Janet Van Wicklen, wife of Garret Van Wicklen, b. 17
October 1841, d. 20 March 1891. Which Garret? (Van Wicklen Cemetery, Jamaica
South (L.I. Cemetery Inscript., v. 1, p. 25). (email submitted 27 June 2000, Michael Wolfe) (A good
possibility that John^5's son, Garret^5, b. 1835, could have married this
Janet. The approximate time and the Jamaica location are good fits.)
Jannetye Van
Wicklen The following 16 May 2008 email from Marie Roberts of Three
Lakes, WI suggests a "missing" Van Wicklen daughter from very early
on in the VW ancestry. Says Marie -- "I have been working for 18 years now on my
Hubbs family in particular. After much digging I have come to the conclusion
that there is a possibility of a missing Van Wicklen daughter as follows:"
Charles Hubbs b. abt. 1710 Oyster
Bay/Hempstead, NY married a woman named Jane Nagle(Naegle-Naugles),
b. abt. 1710-1712. Tracking her parentage, I feel I have found her father
Jacobus Nagle(Naegle-Naugles - spelled many different
ways in the old records) b. 1687 in Bushwick, L.I. NY and died after 1754 (when
he was mentioned in his father's will). This Jacobus Nagle lived right in the
Oyster Bay area near the Hubbs family. I mention the father and mother's
name of this Jacobus below because there were two Jacobus' born in the same
area within 4 years of each other and the other one reportedly died
young.
Jacobus' parents were Jeurian Jan
Nagel and Jannetye Philips Langelaen. In looking for marriage records for
Jacobus, I did not find one, but I found the baptism of a daughter Jannetye
(Jane) over in Bucks Co. 1712. to Jacobus Nagle and
Jannetye Van Wicklen. How or why they would have had a daughter baptized over
there I cannot explain, but I can tell you that there are no Nagels or Van
Wicklens in any of those early tax records or land records that would apply to
that particular time. My thinking then is that they were visiting friends
or maybe a favorite preacher had gone there. Child was baptized at the
Dutch Reformed Church Bensalem.
Reviewing your data, it seems to me
that this Jannetye would fit right into your family of Janz Van Wicklen and
Tryntje Gerrits. I wonder if there was ever any speculation of missing
daughters for this family?
Jennette
(Smith) Van Wicklen,
24, in household of John Smith, head, 44, Cooper, with wife, Catherine, 41,
daughter, Lillian, 21, son, Edward, 18, feeder, printing house, son, Joseph,
12, and Jennette Van Wicklen, 24, daughter, and grandson, William Van Wicklen,
10 mos. 1920
US Census for Brooklyn, Kings, NY, ED 733
Possibly LOCATED:Jessie Brown Van Wicklen, (Cypress Hills plot of Richard ^7
Van Wicklen holds Jessie Brown Van Wicklen (1889-1929), not clear who she is,
but from location of her grave, she is probably connected to the Richard^7 Lott
Van Wicklen family. (comment in 15 July 2000 letter from Harry
Macy, Jr.)
John Van
Wicklen, b. abt.
1817, NYC, butcher. (Michael Wolfe sent this information via 8 March 2001 email from
search of 1865 Census (14 June)
NYC 3rd ward Brooklyn, NY, p. 10 John Van Wicklen, 48, b. NYC (so b. abt. 1817)
butcher Catherine, wife, 32 years, b. Ireland (so b. abt 1833)
Mary, 14 yr, b. NYC
Sarah, 11 yr, b. Kings (Brooklyn)
Thressa, 8 yr, b. Kings (so b. abt 1857)
Joseph, 7 yr, b. Kings
John H., 4 yr., b. Kings so b. abt 1861)(The John H. listed below is probably
not one and same with this John H. because he was married 18 August 1872 which
is a little early for this John H. b. 1861) (The Brooklyn Eagle
article below on John H. Van Wicklen could very likely be about THIS John H.)
Solpha, 3 yr, b. Kings
Loretta, 4 months, b. Kings (so b. 1865)
John Van
Wicklen, 1870 US Census for Jamaica, Queens, NY lists John Van Wicklen, 40,
farm laborer, with John H. Van Wicklen, 14 (or 16?), farm laborer, and Henry
Van Wicklen, 35, in household of John B. Hopkins, 33, and wife Elizabeth
Hopkins, 39, and their children, William Hopkins, 11, John B. Hopkins, 9, and
Lillian Ida Hopkins, 4.
John Van
Wicklen 1870 US Census for Harrison, Vinton, OH lists John Van Wicklen, 60,
b. NY, Farmer, in household of Rosalle Thayer, 45, male, farmer, b. NY, Armeda,
35, b. OH, keeps house, Ella, 14, helps mother, b. OH, and Anne, 1 month, b. OH
John Van
Wicklen, age 23 in
1930 US Census (b. abt 1907, Brooklyn, NY, both parents b. NY) and residing in
Brooklyn, Kings, NY with wife, Helen Van Wicklen,
age 18 (b. NY, parents b. Poland), and stepson, William Van Wicklen. (courtesy, Cheryl
Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email)
John Van
Wicklen - 1900
US Census for Kent Street, Brooklyn, Ward 17, Kings, NY lists John Van Wicklen,
head, b. Mar 1876, NY (NY, NY), 24 (M-3), day laborer with wife, Dora, b. Sept
1879, NY (Germ, Switz), dau, Caroline, b. Oct 1898, 1, b. NY (NY, NY) and dau.,
Grace, b. Dec. 1899, 5 months, b. NY (NY, NY) 1910 US Census for 2nd
Ward, Queens, Queens, NY lists John Van Wicklen, head, 33, b. NY (NY, NY) driver for
butcher, with wife, Dora, 30, M1-12, 4 children, 3 living, b. NY (Germ, Germ),
Caroline, dau., 11, b. NY, Dorothy, 7, b. NY, and Mabel, 4, b. NY. WWI
draft registration lists John Van Wicklen of 440 Vandervoort Ave, Brooklyn, NY, b. 6 May
1877 with occupation: Selecting Caskings. Wife: Dorothy. John is of medium
build and height with blue eyes, brown hair, and bad feet. 1920 US
Census for Brooklyn, District 13, Kings, NY lists John Van Wicklen, 43,
b. NY (NY, NY), chauffer, with wife, Dora, 40, b. NY (NY, NY), dau., Caroline,
21, b. NY, dau., Dorothy, 17, b. NY, dau., Mabel, 14, b. NY, and son, John, 3
years, 6 months, b. NY 1930 US Census for Richmond Hill, Queens, NY lists John Van Wicklen,
age 53 (b. abt 1877, NY) head of household with wife, Dora
Van Wicklen,
age 50 (b. abt 1880), daughter, Mabel Van Wicklen, age 25 (b. abt 1905),
son, John Van Wicklen, age 13 (b. abt 1917) and son, George
Van Wicklen,
age 7 (b. abt 1923). (1930 census courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email.)
John Van
Wicklen - New York City Marriages, 1600s - 1800s lists John Van Wicklen and Dorothy
Wichtemann with marriage date of 1897, Brooklyn, Kings, NY Could the
John and Dora Van Wicklen listed in the entry right above this one be one and
the same with this John and Dorothy?
John Van
Wicklen, age 76 (b.
abt 1854, NY) resides at time of 1930 US Census as head of his household in
Queens, Queens, NY with wife, Mary E. Van Wicklen,
age 63 (b. abt 1867). Courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email 1920 US
Census for Queens, Queens, NY lists John Van Wicklen, head, 66 (b. abt 1854,
NY; both parents b. NY), carpenter, with wife, Mary, 54 (b. abt 1866, NY; both
parents b. NY) and dau., Mabel, 24 (b. abt 1896, NY). (This is John E. Van Wicklen, son of Evert^6 and
Hannah (Williams) Van Wicklen; however, see below that John E. Van Wicklen is
also a good candidate.)
John F. Van
Wicklen b. 14 August
1916 and d. 24 June 1987, a US Army CPL, WWII, a resident of Bath, NY and
buried in Plot PO12 in Bath National Cemetery, Bath, NY
John H. Van
Wicklen "in the news"- Brooklyn Eagle 18 February 1886, page 4. Breach of Promise. A
fashionable young lady takes her grievance to court. Justice George
Wallace, of Freeport, issued a warrant this morning for the arrest of John H.
Van Wicklen, of Lawrence, and Constable Wright was directed to serve it at
once. The fair complainant is Miss Nettie Shaw. She was accompanied to court by
her counsel, George A. Mott. Miss Shaw told the old story of a misplaced trust.
She says Mr. Van Wicklen asked her to marry him and before giving her consent
she consulted with her mother and aunt, and in their presence the engagement
was made. The betrothed couple attended all the balls and soirees, and as the
day for their marriage approached, society in Lawrence, by reason of certain
events, busied itself not a little with the affair, the result being that Van
Wicklen asked for a postponement of the wedding, which was refused. Then
followed a disagreement which resulted in an estrangement, with the result that
Van Wicklen is probably by this time fast in the clutches of the law. [This
might be John^7 H. Van Wicklen, b. abt
1854, son of Johannes^6 Van Wicklen, b. 19 Sep 1825, Jamaica, NY. The dating is
good and Lawrence, NY is south of Jamaica, NY - courtesy M. Wolfe via 15
Sep 07 email.]
John H. Van
Wicklen 1910 US Census for Fort Sam Houston, US Military Reservation,
6th Ward, San Antonio, Bexar, TX lists John H. Van Wicklen,
26, single, b. NY, soldier, Troop K, 3rd Cavalry. 1930 US
Census for Dee. Hood River, ED 14-4, Sheet 1a, p. 199 lists John H.
Van Wicklen, John H., 45 (b. abt 1884, NY; parents b. NY, Scotland) manager
general store with wife, Mabel E., b. abt 1900, MN (OR, MN), postmistress; and
Douglas, stepson, 12, b. OR (OR, MN) --submitted by Cheryl
Viger 29 April 2002. California births/deaths lists John Henry Van
Wicklen,
male, b. 30 Jan 1884, New York and d. 31 March 1948, San Francisco
(SS#555164461)
courtesy Cheryl Viger via 9 Jan 2003 email Grave
locator.cem.va.gov lists John
Henry Van Wicklen, lst Lt, US Army Air Corps, WWI, died 31 Mar 1948, bur.
section J, site 550, Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, CA
John W. Van
Wicklen, SSDI lists John W. Van Wicklen, b. 27 Feb 1923 and d. 31 Dec 1989,
New Smyrna Beach, Volusia, FL; issued NY
Joseph Van
Wicklen, 35 (or
possibly 25, hard to read), laborer, b. Germany? in
Queens County Jail at the time of the 1880 US Census for Queens, NY.
Joshua P.
Van Wicklen, male, b.
29 November 1975, Sonoma, CA (Mother's maiden name, Graves) and son? Ulysses Joshua Van
Wicklin, male, b. 6
December 1995, Sonoma, CA (mother's maiden name, Garcia) (California births,
courtesy, Cheryl Viger in 9 Jan 2003 email)
Judith Van
Wicklen 23 April 1943 Zanesville Signal (Zanesville, OH) Columbus,
OHio. The fatal shooting of 9-year-old Judith Van Wicklen by a playmate was
termed accidental by coroner, Edward E. Smith.
Julia Mowry
Van Wicklen Jolly, IGI/familysearch.com lists Uriah Jolley, b. 1837, Licking Co.,OH and d. 1921 SanDiego, CA, son of Joel and Drusilla
(Brown) Jolley. Uriah m. first to Cynthia Ann Cousins on 12 Nov 1856, Logan
Co., OH and married 2nd to Julia Mowry-Van Wicklen (b. 1893) on 8 November
1913, KS. 1860 Census shows a Uriah Jolley in Darby, Union, OH. American
Civil War Soldiers (Ancesty.com) lists Uriah Jolley, enlisted 15 Oct 1863 Union army
as pvt. at age 26. He joined Co. C, 12th Cav. Reg., OHIO on 23 Oct 1863. Promoted to full corporal on 31 Aug
1865 and mustered out Co. C., 12th Cav. Reg. OH on 14 Nov 1865, Nashville, TN. 1880 US
Census for Marsville, Union, OH lists Uriah Jolley, 42, carpenter, b. OH (MD,PA)
with wife Cynthia, 39 b. OH (parents b. OH) and Joel Jolley, sister, 19, b. OH,
harness maker. 1920 US Census for Liberty, Clay, MO lists Uriah Jolley, 82, b.
OH (NC,PA) no occ. with wife, Julia, 41, b. NY (Rhode
Island, NY) Civil War Pension application filled out by Julia Van Wicklen
Jolley, filed in MO
Julia Van
Wicklen, SSDI lists Julia Van Wicklen, b. 20 Feb 1916 and d. 3 Dec 1990,
Cincinatti, Hamilton, OH
Juliann C.
Van Wicklen, female,
b. 21 July 1977, Santa Clara, CA (mother's maiden name, Harper) (California births,
courtesy, Cheryl Viger in 9 Jan 2003 email)
Julie E. Van
Wicklen, female, b. 8
Sep 1922, Hawaii and d. 5 Jan 1969, Alameda, CA (SS#571091698). Mother's maiden
name, Doreis. (California
births/deaths, courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 9 Jan 2003 email)
Libbie Van
Wicklen, b. abt 1868.
Brooklyn
Eagle of 27 May 1888, page 14
in General notes section states that... The engagement is announced of Miss Libbie
Van Wicklen, of East Norwich, and Mr. Peter N. Layton, of Port Washington. (Roselia
Van Wicklen, daughter of Peter Van Wicklen,
is of East Norwich and marries a Frank Layton...so it would seem likely that
Libbie is connected to this branch of the family is some, as yet, undetermined
way.)
Louis W. Van
Wicklen, male, b. 6
July 1880, New York and d. 21 Aug 1964, Contra Costa, CA (SS#548035897).
Mother's maiden name, Combs. (California births/deaths, courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 9 Jan 2003
email.)
Martin Van
Wicklen, 1930 US
Census for White Oak, El Dorado, CA lists Martin Van Wicklin, age 67 (b. abt 1863,
CA;father b. Illinois; mother b. Ireland), Rancher, sheep ranch. (Courtesy,
Cheryl Viger via 4 Dec 2002 mailing)
Mary Van
Wicklen, b. 28 Feb
1881, d. 13 Mar. 1892, bur. Brookville Cemetery [Long Island Cemetery
inscriptions William F. Wykoff: Vol. 1, p. 67: "Age 11 years and 14
days"] (courtesy,
Michael Wolfe via 10 Jan 2003 email)
Mary Van
Wicklen 1910 US Census for 11th Ward, Brooklyn, Kings, NY lists Mary A. Van Wicklun,
head, 60, widow, 3/1, b. NY (Ire, Ire) with Mary Brown, dau., 27, M1-9, 4/4, NY
(NY, NY), John Brown, son-in-law, 29, M1-9, b. NY (NY, NY) truck driver, John,
Jr., grandson, 8, b. NY; Helen J., granddau., 6, b. NY, Mary A., granddau., 3,
b. NY, Annie M., granddau, 1, b. NY, and Patrick F. Carbery, nephew, 32, b. NY,
single, laborer, paper factory. 1920 US Census for ED
#548, Brooklyn, Kings, NY lists Mary Van Wicklen, 72, widow, b NY (parents b.
Ireland) with daughter, Mary Brown, 34, widow, son, John (Brown), 17, dau.,
Mary, 16, dau., Anne, 13, and dau., Helen, 10.
Matthew F.
Van Wicklen - Texas marriages at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/marriages
lists Matthew
F. Van Wicklen (b. abt 1955) m. Marta M. Booth (b. abt 1964) 20 October 1990
and m. Elizabeth K. Clayton (b. abt 1955) 11 Nov 2000 (courtesy,
G. Sills via 15Feb06 email)
Possibly
located: Minnie Van Wicklen
(based on email from
Gary Skarka 26 June 2000) Minnie Van Wicklen, b. 29 December 1870, d. 6
November 1951 and m. Dubois Tuttle. Gary says "Unfortunately, I do not
have any further information on Minnie. She was married to my Great Grandmother's
brother, Dubois Tuttle. Being as Dubois is my Great Great Uncle and not in my
direct line, I did not research Minnie any further. I do know that they lived
in Eastport, Long Island, Suffolk County, NY."
(Michael Wolfe in 6 July 2000 email adds... "Dubois Tuttle is the son of
David Halsey Tuttle and Martha (Mattie) M. Tuttle.) (This
appears to be Wilhemina or Mina Van Wicklen, daughter of Andrew^7 H. Van Wicklen. The 1920 US Census
for Manhatten, NY ED810 lists Wilhemina N. Tuttle, sister-in-law, widow, age 49
(b. NY; both parents b. NY) in household of George C. V____?, head, 56, b. PA
with wife, Harriet, 55, b. NY. Mina's older sister is Hattie or Harriet and the
birth years are the same as those listed for the daughters of Andrew H. Van
Wicklen.)
Possibly
located: Miss Minnie Van Wicklen in Brooklyn Eagle 17 May 1891, page 2. Miss Van Wicklen becomes
insane. Miss
Minnie Van Wicklen of Jamaica has been pronounced insane by Drs. Wood and
Maynen. She imagines that she is pursued by persons who want to hang her. She
will be committed to the asylum at Middletown. Miss Van Wicklen was a resident
of Brooklyn formerly, and, being afflicted with the same hallucinations, was
committed to the asylum at Flatbush. After six months treatment she was
discharged as cured. (This is most likely Mina Van Wicklen, daughter of Andrew^7 Van Wicklen. It might also be
Minnie Van Wicklen, the daughter of William^7
McKee Van Wicklen.)
Myrta L. Van
Wicklen, 1910 US
Census for 5th Ward, Queens, Queens, NY lists Myrta Van Wicklen, servant, 29, divorced, 3/3, b.
NY (NY, NY), housekeeper for private family, in household of Banks W. Smith ; 1920
US Census for Hamtonburgh Twp, Orange, NY lists Myrta L. Van Wicklen, 43, b. NJ
(father b. NJ, mother b. NY), servant and pvt. housekeeper,
with John W. Van Wicklen, 11, b. NY (father b. NY, mother b. NJ). 1930 US
Census for Middletown, Orange, NY lists Myrta VanWicklen, head, 54, b. NJ (father b.
NJ, mother b. NY), widow, no occupation, with son, Edsall Van Wicklen, 24, b.
NY (father b. NY, mother b. NJ), laborer. SSDI lists Edsall Van Wicklen,
b. 27 August 1905, NY and d. 11 January 1987, Darien, Fairfield,
CT (place of death: Lynn, MA). Lived Waterbury, CT in 1979.
Phebe Van
Wicklen, 52, resides
in Oyster Bay, Queens, NY at time of 1850 US Census with Mary Bennett,
34.
Phebe Van
Wicklen, d. 24
September 1873, Bur. Brookville Cem., Glen Head, L.I., NY (LI Cemetery Inscript.
v.1, p. 90) (email
submitted 27 June 2000, Michael Wolfe)
Phebe
Van Wicklen, 1850 US Census for Jamaica, Queens, NY lists Phebe Van Wicklen,
14, in household of Daniel (age 27) and Hannah (age 22) Simonson along with
their dau., Hannah Simonson, under 1 year.
R Van
Wicklen - 1900 US Census for Brooklyn, Ward 29, Kings, NY lists Charles Berry, head,
b. June 1836, NY (NY, NY) 63, (M-1) carpenter, with wife Pebe W., b. Apr 1837, NY
(NY, NY), 62, (M1), and sister, R. Van Wicklen, b. July 1829, NY (NY, NY),
married.
Raymond Van
Wickelen, 26, b.
Marcum, Belgium (parents b. Belgium), Apartment janitor, with wife Lizzie, 22,
and daughter, Jennie, 5. All b. Belgium with parents
b. Belgium (This would appear to be an independent derivation of the VW
surname.)
Rebecca R.
Van Wicklen, b. 28
December 1964, female and her sister, Debra F. Van Wicklen,
b. 31 May 1967, female (mother's maiden name is Miller). Both born in Los
Angeles. (California
births, courtesy, Cheryl Viger in 9 Jan 2003 email)
Ruth D. Van
Wicklen, d.
19April1977 at age 72 years, Fulton, GA (Georgia death index, courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 8 Jan 2003 email)
Sam Van
Wicklen - 1900 US Census for Oyster Bay, Nassau, NY lists Sam Van Wicklen,
head, b. Aug 1871, NY (NY, NY) 28 (M12), with John C. Nettle, boarder, b. May
1858, Eng (Eng, Eng), 42.
Sarah A. Van
Wicklen, 1920
US Census for Queens, NY lists David Layton, head, 67, farmer with wife, Mary,
63, keeping house, and Sarah A. Van Wicklen, 40, at home with her daughter,
Georgianna Van Wicklen, 17, and son, Henry Van Wicklen, 9. Also in household
are David Layton, 23, farmer, with wife Phebe P., 26, keeps house, and Mary B.
Layton. Also John S. Snedeker, 18 Laborer and his brother, Peter Snedeker, 14.
Also, Peter Van Wicklen Layton, 31, farmer, with wife, Lavernia, 40. Also, John
A. Layton, 36, farmer, with wife, Emma, 28, keeps house, and their son,
William, 6. Also, Henry Post, 63, farmer with his daughters, Martha W. 31, and Mary
M., 21, and his sons, Edmund, 29 and William, 28.
Sara J Van
Wicklen, age 90 (b.
about 1840, NY) at the time of the 1930 US Census is living with her
daughter-in-law, Ella Van Wicklen,
age 74 (b. abt 1856, NY) in Hempstead, Nassau, NY along with Ella's daughter, Ida Van Wicklen, age 47 (b. abt 1883). The 1920 US
Census lists Sarah J. Van Wicklen,
age 80 (b. abt 1840, NY) residing in N. Hempstead, Nassau, NY and also lists Ella Van Wicklen, age 65 (b. abt 1855, NY) residing in
Hempstead, Nassau, NY (Courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email) (Is this Sara J. possibly
Sarah Jane (Sheridan) Van Wicklen (b. abt 1840, NY) wife of William^7 Henry Van Wicklen? If so, then
perhaps Ella was the wife of Adelbert Van Wicklen. His family information is
not known, except that it appears that Adelbert was alive in 1938...so why is
he not in the household with Ella in the 1920 and 1930 census? Divorced or
separated?)
Steven L.
Van Wicklen - Texas marriages at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/marriages
lists Steven
L. Van Wicklen (b. abt 1958) m. Diane D. Ritzinger (b. abt 1958) 28 June 1981
and m. Jeannette Forney (b. abt 1958) 7 June 1997 (courtesy,
G. Sills via 15Feb06 email)
Susan Van
Wicklen - email
received from Mike Wehn dated 24 Aug 06 "I am trying to find out more
information about a Susan Van Wicklen born March 4, 1842 and died March 5,
1910. She was married to Romine Doxsey I think on Jan 17 1861. She had two
children, Henry, b. 1862 d. 1919 and Mary E. [Lydia] b. Sept 1866 and d. May
11, 1912. (I have a Susan Van Wicklen,
b. 1842 and a Susan Van Wickler, b.
abt 1842 who might fit the bill but there is insufficient information at the
present time to identify either of them as THIS Susan Van Wicklen. Hopefully
someone will come forward with additional information.)
Terry L. Van
Wickle - Texas marriages at http://www.familytreelegends.com/records/marriages
lists Terry
L. Van Wickle (b. abt 1966) m. Shawn M. Cosgrove (b. abt 1972) 2 August 19__ (courtesy,
G. Sills via 15Feb06 email)
Todd C. Van Wicklen, male, b. 11 October 1959, Orange, CA
(Mother's maiden name, LaRue) (California births, courtesy Cheryl Viger in 9 Jan 2003 email)
William Van
Wicklen, b. 7 April
1889, NY and d. 12 Dec 1947, Los Angeles, CA in California deaths
William Van
Wicklin -- Brooklyn
Eagle article (4 Aug 1893), page 5 -- Little Morning Blazes. At 2 O'Clock this
morning fire broke out in the cellar of the three story brick house at 141
Court Street. The tenants were scared but the damage was slight. There was a
fire in the bake shop of William Van Wicklen
at 291 Seventh Avenue, started by fat boiling over, at 4 O'clock this morning.
The flames that resulted damaged the house to the extent of $1500. (Not sure
at this point which William this is. Perhaps a census will identify the William
with the occupation of "baker.")
William Van
Wicklen -- Brooklyn
Eagle article (16 July 1880, page 3) entitled "Sensible Jurymen"
tells the story of a feud between Sunday Observance Association and liquor
dealers in Queens County. Apparently the Sunday Observance association was
trying to entrap liquor dealings by having men to secretly induce liquor
dealers to violate the law for purposes of complaining against them. One such
"agent" of the association was William Van Wicklen. The article refers
to him and a Thomas Smith as third rate farmers who make more money out of the
association then out of their farms beside having free
rum and cigars. Ex-judge Busteed handled William VW "roughly",
claiming he used to be a member of the Woodhaven Congregational Church, but
left owing to a threat of investigation into his relations with one of the
church "sisters." His own wife was in a lunatic asylum and he
(William) used to go on drunks himself. (Best guess is that this is William McKee Van Wicklen because his
family is connected to Woodhaven and this church and the family had farms in
the area at that time. However, William is listed is a census as being a
"policeman." For now this story remains on the stray page until we
get better evidence as to which William this really is.)
William Van
Wicklen - 1900 US
Census for Utica Ward 13, Oneida, NY lists William Van Wicklen, head, b. Apr 1870,
Holland (Holland, Holland), 30, (M-6), vegetable peddler, with wife, Hattie, b.
Feb 1873, NY (NY, NY), 27 (M-6) and sons, Charles A, b. May 1895, NY, 5, George
T., b. Feb 1897, NY, 3, and Willard A., b. Dec 1898, NY, 1. (An
oddity here is that this William claims to be b. in Holland and lists himself
as immigrating to US in 1892, thus having been in US for 8 years.)
William Van
Wicklen, 1930 US Census for Brooklyn, Kings, NY lists William Van Wicklen,
11, stepson, b. NY (parents b. NY) in the household of James McGlynn, 39, head,
b. NY (parents b. NY), railroad conductor, with wife Jeanette, 34, b. NY
(parents b. NY) - presumably William Van Wicklen's remarried mother?--and Lillian McGlynn,
8, dau.
Adam (or
Adrian?) Van Wickler - 1900 US Census for Barron, Jackson,
Arkansas lists Adam
Van Wickler, head, b. May 1850 (M-12), 50, b. IL (IL, KY), farmer, with wife,
Mary, b. Feb 1862, MO (MO, MO), 38 (M-12), Osa B., stepdau., b. Jul 1885, Ark
(MO, MO), 15, Clarra, dau., b. Feb 1890, Ark (IL, MO), 10, Tracy (or Lucy?),
dau., b. Oct 1894, Ark (IL, MO), 5, and Austin, dau., b. Dec. 1899, Ark (IL,
MO), 8 mos. 1850 US Census for District 1, Perry, Illinois lists John Van Wickle, 45,
farmer, b. NJ with wife, Mary, 35, b. NY, and Albert, 20, farmer, b. IL,
Charity, 13, b. IL, John, 8, b. IL, Louise, 5, b. IL, and Adrian, 5 mos., b. IL
(This Adrian could be the "Adam" referred to in the
1900 US Census in that the birth state and year are the same.)
Benjamin J.
Van Wickler, 1930 US Census for Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, NY lists Benjamin J. Van
Wickler, head, 33, b. NY (parents b. NY), co. manager, with wife, Marguerite,
34, b. MA (parents b. MA) and Jane M., dau., 9 months, b. NY (father b. NY,
mother b. MA) SSDI lists Benjamin Vanwickler,
b. 13 March 1897 and d. May 1974. last residence was
South Road, Poughkeepsie, Dutchess, NY
Caroline Van
Wickler/George Van Wickler 1910 US Census for District 2, N.
Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists George Van Wickler, head, 48, (M-18), b. NY (NY, NY),
laborer (livery stable) and Carolina Van Wickler, wife, 44, (M-18)
(added 1920 US Census data on 7/7/05 but still unable to
connect to lineage) Charles Augustin Van Wickler; 1910 US Census for
Oyster Bay, Nassau, NY lists Charles A. Van Wickler, head, 34, (M1-10), b. NY (NY,
NY), electrician, with Elizabeth, wife, 32 (M1-10), b. Germany (Ger,Ger), Harold,
9, b. NY (NY, Ger), Evelyn, 5, dau., b. NY (NY, GER), Calvin, 1.5, b. NY (NY,
GER) and Lewis Seplin, 24, boarder, b. NY (NY, NY), teacher. WWI
Draft Registration Card (1917-1918) Charles Augustin Van Wickler, of Hicksville,
Oyster Bay, NY, listed as b. 1 Jan 1876, a "trouble man" for Nassau
Light & Power Co., closest relative is Elizabeth W. Van Wickler. Charles
described as medium height and build with brown eyes and light brown hair. 1920 US
Census for Oyster Bay, Nassau, NY lists Charles Van Wickler, head, 43, b. NY (NY,
NY), electrician (Nassau Power Plant) with wife, Elizabeth, 41, b. Germ (Germ,
Germ), Harold, son, 19, single, b. NY, electrician, Evelyn, dau., 12, single,
b. NY, and Calvin, son, 11, single, b. NY. 1930 US Census for Hicksville,
Oyster Bay, Nassau NY lists
Charles Van Wickler, 53, widower, b. NY (both parents b. NY) with Evelyn, dau.,
23, b. NY (parents b. NY, Germany) and Calvin, son, 21, b. NY (parents b. NY,
Germany), lineman, lighting. Next door is son, Harold Van Wickler, 29, b. NY
(parents b. NY), electician, with wife, Elise, 25, b. NY (parents b. Germany,
NY), and Charles, 5, son, b. NY (parents b. NY) and George, 1 yr. 3 mos., son,
b. NY (parents b. NY) Harold Van Wickler (son of
Charles Augustin Van Wickler) 1930 US Census for Hicksville, Oyster Bay,
Nassau NY Harold
Van Wickler, 29, b. NY (parents b. NY), electician, with wife, Elise, 25, b. NY
(parents b. Germany, NY), and Charles, 5, son, b. NY (parents b. NY) and
George, 1 yr. 3 mos., son, b. NY (parents b. NY)
Charles F.
Van Wickler, 1930 US Census for Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists Charles F. Van
Wickler, 29, b. NY (parents b. NY), painter (bldg),
with wife, Mary E., 27, b. NY (parents b. NY). A few houses down we find Jennie
Van Wickler, head, 60, widow, pvt. housekeeper, b. NY
(parents b. NY) with grandson, John Boetler, 16, clerk in pharmacy. (Is this a
son of Charles Foster Van Wickler one
entry above?)
Clarence Van
Wickler, 1930 US Census for Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists Clarence Van Wickler,
boarder, 19, single, b. NY (parents b. US), bicycle
mechanic, in house of Roy McKinzie.
Clarissa Van
Wickler, 14 (b. abt
1854, NY), Francesca
Van Wickler, 11 (b.
abt 1859, NY) and Matilda Van Wickler,
4 (b. abt 1866, NY) in household of Albert (age 24) and Sarah (age 30) Doty and
their dau. Jennie Doty, age one month. 1870 US Census for Hempstead,
Queens, NY (Also, marriage of Clarissa Ella Van Wickler to Henry Warner
Hawkins on 18 Feb 1874 in Brooklyn, Kings, NY) Stilwell Petition lists these three Van Wickler sisters as:
Being children of Daniel Van Wicklen, deceased child of said Hannah Foster, an
aunt: Clarissa, wife of Henry Hawkins of Brooklyn, NY; Sarah Frances, wife of
Edward Bedell in Oyster Bay, and Matilda Van Wicklen, address unknown. W.A.
Eardeley's notes give Matilda's married name as Flint. The Hannah Foster
referred to above is Hannah (Stilwell) Foster, who married second to an unknown
Van Wicklen or Van Wickler. Hannah (Stilwell) Foster is mother of Nancy,
Rachel, and Maria Foster (see John Foster Van Wickler below) --Courtesy, Marie
Velardi via 12 August 2004 email
Cornelius
Van Wickler 1860 US Census for Freedom, Portage, OH lists Cornelius Van
Wickler, 52, shoemaker, b. NY with Phoebe A., 41, b. PA
Daniel Van
Wickler, 62 or 32
(difficult to read), farmer, with Elizabeth Van Wickler, 37, Sarah Van Wickler,
15, at school, Charles Coleman, 16, at school, and James Bend, 40 reside Oyster
Bay, Queens, NY in 1850 US Census for Oyster Bay, NY. 1860 US
Census for Oyster Bay, NY lists Daniel Van Wickler (42 or 72; again,
difficult to read), farmer, with Elizabeth, 50, James Bend, 55, farm hand,
Charles Lilley, 11, and Mary Hegeman, 25.
Florence Van
Wickler, 1930 US Census for Otterlie Orphan Home, Jamaica, Queens, NY
lists Florence
Van Wickler, 11, b. NY (parents b. NY) and William Van
Wickler, 9, b. NY (parents b. NY)
[LOCATED: with the
assistance of Diane Matthews via 29 Mar 2012 email. This is John
Foster Van Wickler and the details on his family page clarify most of these
quetions.] Foster
Van Wickler, of Far
Rockaway, NY was married by Rev. David Holman to Cornelia Ann Berry, of
Jamaica, on 4 November 1846 in [Near] Rockaway, Queens Co., NY, possibly at the
Lawrence Methodist-Episcopal Church (Announced in "The Long
Islander" on 20 November 1846; information sent via 11 August 2004 email
from Marie Velardi) (This Foster cannot be the son of Cornelius and Nancy Ann (Foster) Van Wickle
who is married to Mary Ann Ryder in that Foster and Mary appear in both the
1850 and 1860 US Census. This may conceivably be John Foster Van Wickler who marries
Sarah Chichester in 1858. However, why are the children of the previous
marriage--James, Emma, and Susan--not in the household of John and Sarah at a
later date? Another possibility is that there is a third Foster not accounted
for to date. ) Cornelia
Berry is the daughter of Richard and Rachel (Foster) Berry. Rachel (Foster)
Berry is the daughter of John and Hannah (Stilwell) Foster and the sister of
Nancy Ann Foster [mother of Foster Van Wickler]and
Marie Foster [Mother of John Foster Van Wickler]. So...if Cornelia Berry did
indeed marry John Foster Van Wickler, she married her first cousin or her
mother's sister's son. Stilwell Petition lists children of Cornelia Van Wicklen, deceased child of
Rachel Berry, deceased daughter of said Hannah Foster, deceased, an aunt: James
Van Wicklen in Brooklyn; Emma Van Wicklen in Brooklyn, and Susan Kirley Lenz in
Jamaica. W. A. Eardeley adds another daughter to this family, Cornelia Ann Van
Wickler, who married a Mr. Gilmore. Samuel Stilwell petition transcribed by
William A Eardeley and included as part of the 1924 Combs genealogy, courtesy,
Marie Velardi) 1850 US Census for Hempstead, Queens, NY lists Foster Van
Wycklen, 29 (b. abt 1821, NY), Boatman, with wife Cornelia Van Wicklen, 21 (b.
abt 1829, NY) with one daughter, Susan Van Wicklen, 3 (b. abt 1846, NY) Any
possibility this is John Foster Van Wicklen (see below) who married Sarah Ann
Chichester on 17 Dec 1858 in Huntington, Suffolk, NY?
Courtesy of
Marie Velardi in 8 Nov 09 email concerning Foster Van Wickler of Far Rockaway
m. Cornelia Ann Berry, 1846. He failed in his attempt to divorce his wife, per this
legal notice in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, July 23, 1968. Supreme Court -- Special
Team before Judge Demott Decisions. Foster Van Wicklen agt. Cornelia Van
Wicklen -- applicatin for judgment of divorce denied; order of reference
vacated and parties left to proceed in the cause.
Fredrick Van
Wickler, 1930 US Census for Birmingham, Jefferson, AL lists Fredrick Van wickler,
25, b. OH, parents b. OH, boarder.
George Van
Wickler/Caroline Van Wickler 1910 US Census for District 2, N.
Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists George Van Wickler, head, 48, (M-18), b. NY (NY, NY),
laborer (livery stable) and Carolina Van Wickler, wife, 44, (M-18)
Gertie Van
Wickler 1910 US Census for District 10, Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists Hattie Oliver, head,
52, widow, b. NY (Germ, NY) keeper, boarding house, with Gertie Van Wickler,
niece, single, 22, b. NY (NY, NY)
Henry E. Van
Wickler, 61 (b. abt
1869, NY; both parents b. NY), Asst. Janitor of a school; with wife Mary J., 61 (b. abt 1869, NY; both parents
b. NY) 1930 US Census for Hempstead, Queens, NY (See
William Van Wickler(n) below in 1870 and 1880 US
Census who has a son, Henry E. who was b. about 1868.)
located. This is son of Nathaniel^9 Van Wickler. Henry Mills Van Wickler, 48 (b. 6 Feb 1882, NY, both parents
b. NY and d. 24 Aug 1959, Arlington, VA), hardware, general store, with wife, Bertha, 45 (b. abt. 1885, NY, both parents
b. NY) and dau. Dorothy,
14. 1930 US Census for Brooklyn, Kings, NY Also, Henry Mills Van Wickler of 681
E. 29th Street, Brooklyn, Kings, NY, Collector, NY Telegraph Co. (Brooklyn), b.
6 February 1882, wife, Bertha Van Wickler. Henry is described as medium height
and build with brown hair and brown eyes and has practically lost sight of
right eye (WWI Draft Registration, 1917-1918) Also, Dorothy E. Van Wickler, b. 4
November 1907 and d. March 1990, Woodmere, Nassau, NY (SS
Death Index)
James Van
Wickler, 35, b. NY,
truck driver, parents b. NY. Appears as head of household in 1880 US Census for
Brooklyn, Kings, NY with
wife, Ocimia?, 30, keeps house, b. at Sea (British with
b. parents b. England). Also in the household are Ocimia's siblings,
_____Moody, 20, sister-in-law, at home; Thomas Moody, 25, brother-in-law, book
binder, and John R. Moody, 25, brother-in-law, plumber. All three of Ocimia's
siblings were b. NY. The data here suggests that Ocimia's parents, both b. in
England, migrated to America by ship and Ocimia was b. at sea, while her
younger sibs were all b. in NY.
Jennie Van
Wickler, head, widow,
60, (b. abt 1870, NY, both parents b. NY) with son, Charles F. Van Wickler, 28,
(b. abt 1902, NY, both parents b. NY) and dau.in law, Mary E. Van Wickler (wife
of Charles F.), 27, (b. NY, both parents b. NY) 1930 US Census for Hempstead,
Nassau, NY
Partially
LOCATED: John Foster Van
Wickler (b.
abt 1835) married Sarah Chichester (b. abt 1835) Dec 1858 in Huntington, Long
Island, NY. Children: Sarah Van Wickler, Abbie Van Wickler, John W. Van Wickler, and
Mary E. Van Wickler.
Daughter Sarah married James Player (b. Dec. 1856, NY) abt 1877 and they had
children: Grace (b. 1879), Everta (b. Sep 1880), George W.(b. Oct 1881), James
Albert (b. June 1883), Gertrude (b. Nov 1886), Arthur Newhall (b. 19 Oct 1888,
twin), Eugene (b. 19 Oct 1888, twin), Annie E (b. Nov 1891), Peter W. (b. Nov
1893), Beatrice L.(b. Nov 1895) and Helen S. Player (b. Dec 1898). Dau. Abbie
Van Wickler married Charles W. Player (b. 1853) before 1878. Children: Augusta
May (b. Nov 1879), Ida Elsie (b. Sept 1881), Leonora (b. Sep 1883), Martha J.
(b. 1884), Annie (b. Jul 1887), Edna (b. Sept 1888), Fredrick (b. Feb 1892),
Charles Harold (b. May 1897) and Bessie Player (b. May 1898). Son John W. Van
Wickler's marriage and family not determined. Daughter Mary E. Van Wickler
married Daniel Mathews and had children: Forster, Rufus, Harold and Genesta
Mathews (b. 16 May 1890 in Inwood, NY) The 1920 US Census for
Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists a Sarah Van Wickler, 84 (widow) with Mary Mathews
(widow) and a granddaughter. John Foster Van Wickler is the
only son of Mr. ____ and Marie (Foster) Van Wickler. Marie is the daughter of
John and Hannah (Stilwell) Foster and the sister of Nancy Foster who married
Cornelius Van Wickler and Rachel Foster who married Richard Berry. Marie
(Foster) Van Wickler married second to Thomas McNeil. Although we do not know
who John's father was, he is most likely descended from Evert^6 in that all Van
Wicklers appear to descend through him. (courtesy,
Marie Velardi in 11 August 2004 email)
John Van
Wickler, of
Westville, has been held for the action of the grand jury on the charge of
assaulting with intent to kill Jordan Warner. Brooklyn Eagle, 9 December 1887, page 6.
John Van
Wickler, 1900
US Census for Sea Cliff, Nassau, NY
lists John Van Wickler, head, b. May 1836, 64, night watchman, with wife,
Sophia, b. March 1836.
Letitia Van
Wickler; 94; West
Islip, NY; Newsday; 1997-3-16; rpng (Obituary Daily Times entry - 2 July 2000 email Georgi
Sills)
Lloyd C. Van
Wickler, 1930 US Census for Lansing, Ingham, MI lists Lloyd C. Van Wickler,
45, b. MI (parents b. US), deliveryman for furniture co., with Irene G., b. MI
(father b. Sweden, Mother b. US)
Ruth Van
Wickler, b. 29 April
1892 and d. 17 June 1984, Orange, FL (Florida death index, courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 8 Jan 2003 email)
Walter Van
Wickler 1910 US Census for Kent, Putnam, NY lists Walter Van Wickler (although
it is possibly Van Wickles), servant, 39, M1-10, b. Ger (Ger, Ger) in household of
Benjamin and Elizabeth Kitbridge.
Wilhemena
Van Wickler 1910 US Census for District 2, North Hempstead, Nassau, NY lists
Wilhemena
Van wickler, head, 49, widow, b. NY (father b. Germany, mother b. CAN) with
William C., son, 21, b. NY (NY, NY), house carpenter, Gertrude L., dau., 18,
compositor (print office), Nina A., dau., 12, and Lewis Burdette, boarder, 24,
single, house painter.
William Van
Wickler, WWI Draft Registration Card for William E. Van Wickler of 88th 14th
Avenue, L.I. City, NY...b. 7 April 1889, Roslyn, NY. At time of draft (1917) he
is a copper refiner for Nicholas Copper Co. He is married and described as
tall, slender with blue eyes and dark hair. 1930 US Census for Jamaica,
Queens, NY lists
William Van Wickler, 43, b. NY (parents b. NY), lineman, Electric Company, with
wife, Lillian, 57, b. Illinois (father b. PA, mother b. MD) with dau., Doris,
4, b. NY
William Van
Wickler, 28 (b. abt
1902) In the 1930 Census for Brooklyn, Kings, NY, he
is listed in household of Harry Beckman, 53. William is Harry's son-in-law.
Also listed are Harry's dau. Augusta (Beckman) Van Wickler, 20, and Harry's
wife, Elizabeth, 44.
William
Edward Van Wickler, of
Windsor, ME married Pamela Marie Ovellette on 8 August 1992
Some
speculations on a few stray Van Wicklins. Clarissa Chloe Van Wicklin (b. 1819,
Ontario, CAN), Benjamin Van Wicklin (b. 1824, Toronto, York, Ontario, CAN),
Daniel Van Wicklin (b. 1827, Can West), and Paul Van Wicklin (b. 1832, Can
West) would all appear to be siblings and quite possibly the children of
Benjamin Van Wicklin (b. abt 1791, NY; the son of Garret and Rachel (Frost) Van
Wicklin. James Van Wicklin (b. 1825, IL) and R. W. Van Wicklin (b. 1826,
IL) would appear to be brothers given the locale of their births. However, it
is not clear who the father would be that would have migrated from Canada to
Illinois by 1825. More detail below on each of these individuals. Most
likely...all are descended from Garret and Rachel Van Wicklin in that the
lineages of John Van Wicklin and Isaac Van Wicklin are more certain.
LOCATED: Abram Van Wicklin (d. 29 December 1899, St. Thomas,
Elgin Co., Ontario) -submitter rkhutton@mars.ark.com (in 24July2000 email from G. Sills) Note: There is an
Abram Van Wicklin in Elgin (age 78 in 1871 census) and this is most likely the
son of Garret and Rachel (Frost) Van Wicklin of Cramahe Township but the death
date for this Abram would make it highly unlikely that an Abram b. in 1792 d.
in 1899. Might be a son, grandson, nephew... This Abram is Abram^8 Van
Wicklin, son of David^7 and Christiana Van Wicklin of Ontario, CAN
Probably
located: Alma H. Van Wicklin
(Death registration -- 21 May 1903 Cramahe Twp., Ont., CAN) (Information
provided in 20 February 2002 email by Marg Trottman Graham) Is Alma
possible a child of Edward A. and Mary Ann
(Dubuke) Van Wicklin, in that Edward filed the death report?
Almira
Van Weekly married to
Elisha Smades in Elgin, Malahide, Ontario, CAN on 28 November 1858 (FamilySearch International
Genealogical Index) (Most
Canadian VWs are "Van Wicklin" so I am locating this surname here.)
Alvin Van
Wicklin (b. 28 July
1868 and d. 25 February 1871) s/o Gary and Eliza Van Wicklin (bur. in Rockville
Cemetery, Lynbrook, L.I., NY (see below brothers, Benjamin F. and Gilbert Van Wicklin)
-- Rockville Cemetery Listings (Could Gary Van Wicklin be the son
of John and Sarah (Van Arsdalen) Van
Wicklen?)
Benjamin
F. Van Wicklin (b. 18
February 1865 and d. 20 February 1871) s/o Gary and Eliza Van Wicklin (bur. in
Rockville Cemetery, Lynbrook, L.I., NY (see brothers, Alvin and Gilbert Van
Wicklin) -- Rockville Cemetery Listings (Could Gary Van Wicklin be
the son of John and Sarah (Van Arsdalen)
Van Wicklen?)
Benjamin
Van Wicklin (The
following information has been assembled for Benjamin Van Wicklin from various
sources.)
1. (Birth
-- December 1826, York County, Toronto, Ontario -- Located
on Ontario microfiche by Georgi Sills and sent to me via email 26 March 2001.
2. 1860
US Census for Coffee Creek, Liberty, Porter, IN lists Benjamin Van
Winklen, 38, b. Can (parents b. NY), Farmer, with Margaret, 26, b. PA, and
James Van Winklen, 35, servant, b. IL
3. Civil
War Service Record for Benjamin Vanwicklin: Co.
E, 73rd Indiana Infantry, enlisted and discharged as Pvt/Union Soldier Civil
War; Pension application of Benjamin Vanwicklin as invalid (app#359275;
cert. #238234)
4. 1880 US
Census for Wheatfield, Jasper, IN lists Benjamin Van Wincklin, 57, farmer, b. CAN (parents b. NY) with Margaret, 45, b. PA, keeping house.
5. 1900 US Census for Wheatfield, Jasper, IN lists Benjamin Van Wicklin,
75, b. CAN (Dec. 1824); both parents b. NY (Benjamin listed as arriving US in
1844), with Margaret, wife, 65 (b. Aug 1834, PA; both parents b. PA). Both
married to each other for 43 years
6. Familysearch.com lists Benjamin Van Wicklin, b. Dec 1826, Toronto,
York, Ontario and d. 1908.
(Benjamin
Van Wicklin, b. abt 1791, NY, son of Garret and Rachel (Frost) Van Wicklin of
Cramahe Twp, Ontario, CAN. may be the father of this
Benjamin noted above. Benjamin was in household of Garret in 1809 but by 1822
census he heads his own household at age 34. By 1823 he has removed to another
township. Perhaps this Benjamin can be located in the 1824 York County census.
If so, then he is most likely the father of Benjamin Van Wicklin (above) who
was b. in York County, Ont. Dec. 1824 or 1826.)
C.E.
VanWicklin married to
(second husband of) Jeannette Wardell. Buried in Beamsville, Ontario, CAN.
Jeannette was b. 1874, d. 1929, Beamsville, Ont., CAN and is d/o Philip Wardell
and Maria Merrill. (courtesy, Georgi Sills via 1 May 06 email)
Catherine
Van Wicklin (born 15
January 1868; mother's maiden name was Duke; father name Fagan; died in
Sacramento, CA. She is the wife of James Cornelius Van Wicklin...see below)
-from California Death Index, supplied in 20 August 2000 email from Cheryl Viger; California
Death Index lists Catherine
Van Wicklen, b. 15 Jan 1868, "other country [than USA], mother's name
Duke, and d. 24 Oct 1944, Sacramento, CA
Partially
located. Cerolin H. Van Wicklin 1910 US Census for 4th Ward,
Rockford, Winnebago, IL lists Cerolin H Van Wicklin, head, 56, m1-28, b. IL (Can, Can),
house carpenter, with wife, Lizzie W., 45, M1-28, b. IL (NJ, NJ) and Howard
Glassman, nephew, 22, single, b. IL (IL, IL) (Cerolin is the son of
Daniel and Margaret Van Wicklin -- see below. Daniel and Margaret have not been
fully located yet in line of descent.)
Located.
This is the daughter of Cornelius and Ann
[Merretts] Van Wicklin. Chloe Vanwicklin married
Hiram Washburn, both of Cramahe, 14 March 1843 by Rev. Richard Beale, Episcopal
Methodist, Witnesses were Thomas Trest and Eli Ally. (submitted by Judy Houston in 17 August 2000 email from
Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West Vol 7, Part 1 - Newcastle
District 1810-1848.) (The following information was provided by
Judith Zieg, great great granddaughter of Clarissa/Chloe Van Wicklin, in an
email dated 25 April 2004: Clarissa Chloe Van Wicklin was born 5 March 1819 in
Corunna, Lambton, Ontario, Canada and died after 1880 in Elgin, Kane, Illinois
(probably). She married (1) Mr. Washburn before 1843 in Canada. She married (2)
Isaac Rogers, 13 January 1849 in McHenry, Illinois, son of Isaac Rogers and
Mary Moulton. He was b. 29 April 1794 in Hanover, Grafton, New Hampshire and d.
30 April 1861 in Evansville, Vanderburgh, IN (not proved). Judith
adds the following information... "My great grandmother was Mary Matilda
Rogers, first daughter of Clarissa (Chloe) Washburn and Isaac Rogers. Mary was
b. in Algonquin, McHenry County, Illinois in 1846. In the 1850 McHenry County
census there are three older children with the surname of Washburn listed in
the Rogers household. The oldest daughter, Matilda Washburn (b. 1843 in Canada)
was well known to our family in later years. With these clues, I found the
marriage record 1846, McHenry County, Illinois for Isaac Rogers and Clarissa
Washburn. I later found proof that Clarissa's maiden name was Van Wicklin
(through a primary document of Byron B. Rogers, a son of Isaac and Clarissa). I
have a record that Clarissa was born in Corunna, Lambton, Ontario in 1819, but
I cannot guarantee that this is a primary record.)
Cora Van
Wicklin/Mary Van Wicklin 1870 US Census for Hampshire, Kane, IL
lists Cora
Van Wicklin, 6, at home, b. IL, and Mary Van Wicklin, 4, at home, b. IL in
household of William Willard, 36, Farmer, b. MI, Sara J. Willard, 24, keeps
house, b. IL, Albert Willard, 2, at home, b. IL, Wallas B. Willard, 4 mos., at
home, b. IL, and Charles Willard, 51, works on farm, b. NY Sarah Jane Van Wicklin m. William Willard on 15 October 1867
in McHenry County, Illinois (Illinois marriages; search results
on http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage--courtesy, Georgi Sills in 27
October 1999 email) (It would appear that Sarah Jane Van Wicklin, b. abt 1846, had 2
daughters by a previous marriage, Cora and Mary, before marriage to William
Willard.)
Note on
Daniel Van Wicklin, Carolin and Diantha VW: (With assistance from
emails dated 26 & 28 November 2001 from Darrel L. Corkins it appears that
two of these Daniel Van Wicklin entries and the Diantha Van Wicklin entry may
refer to the same family. Daniel first married Margaret Corkins [5 July 1854]
who died at the age of 25 leaving him with two young children, which according
to the 1870 census were a son and a daughter. Dan remarries to Sarah Sawyer on
29 Nov 1862 and they have a child, Mary M. Van Wicklin [b. July 1866]. The
daughter appears to have been Diantha... and the son's name was just discovered
(28Nov01) by Darrel to be Carolin C. Van Wicklin. Carolin married Lizzie W.
Stryker in Winnebago County 26 July 1882, License No. 141. And from the same
source; Henry W. Stevens (31 of Winnebago Co.) married Diantha C. Van Wicklin
(d/o Daniel) in Ogle Co. 22 December 1881, Vol. 001, License No.
00006017) 1860 US Census of 21 July for Coral, McHenry, IL lists D. Van
Wicklin, 32, farmer, b. Can West with Margaret Van Wicklin, 24, Proben, 5 (male),
b. Iowa, and Diantha Van Wicklin, 1, female, b. MN
Dan Van
Wicklin m. Sarah
Sawyer on 29 November 1862 in McHenry County (Illinois marriages; search
results on http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage--courtesy, Georgi Sills in 27
October 1999 email) Daniel Van Wicklin m.
Margaret Corkins on 5 July 1854 in McHenry County (Illinois marriages; search
results on http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage--courtesy, Georgi Sills in 27
October 1999 email) Diantha Van Wicklin
(d/o Daniel Van Wicklin) m. Henry Stevens, 31 of Winnebago County, Illinois on
22 December 1881 in Ogle County, IL (Illinois marriages; search results on http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage--courtesy,
Georgi Sills in
27 October 1999 email)
Census
Data for Daniel, Margaret, Cerolin (Seralin), and Diantha Van Wicklin and other
relatives
1854 Illinois Marriages: Daniel
Van Wicklin marries Margaret Corkins on 5 July 1854 (A/34 1338) McHenry, IL
1860 US Census for Coral, McHenry, IL lists D. Van Wicklin, 32,
farmer, b. CAN West, with Margaret, 24, b. CAN West, Serolin (index spells it
Proben), 5, b. IL, and Diantha, 1, b. MN
4 December 1860 Margaret
(Corkins) Van Wicklin, dies at approx. age of 25 of Diptheria in Coral,
McHenry, IL. She was the wife of Daniel Van Wicklin and the mother of Diantha
and Cerolin Van Wicklin
1860 US Census for Coral, McHenry, IL lists John Lake, 25, farmer, b. NY with Diantha
(VanWicklin?) Lake, 22, housekeeping, b. CAN, and sons William, 2, b. MN and
Arthur, 7/12, b. IL [Correction: Connie Eccles in 31 March 2012 email indicates that
this Diantha is a Corkins and not a Van Wicklin. Connie is the great great
granddaughter of Diantha Corkins Lake.]
1860 US Census for Elk Horn, Racine, Mower, MN lists Elihu Corkins, 58,
farmer, b. CAN with wife, Sarah Corkins, 47, and son, Levi, 18, farm hand.
1862 American Civil War Soldiers: Not certain whether this Daniel Van
Wicklin fought in Civil War. There appear two be at least two Daniel VWs who
fought in Civil War: one fought with 87th and 40th NY Inf and 3rd Wisc. Cavalry
between 1861 and 1865. He enlisted in 1861 at age 23 (b. abt. 1839). A second
Daniel Van Wicklen enlisted 12 Aug 1862 at age 31 in Co F, 158th NY Infantry
and died (23 May 1865 in Maryland) of wounds received on 2 April 1865. The
indices list the surname variously as VanWicklin, Van Wicklen, and Van Wickler.
The first Daniel Van Wicklen listed is Daniel
Van Wicklen, the husband of Julia and the son of Jonathan Luyster Van
Wicklen. (This Daniel also appears on 837 N. Kansas Avenue, Kansas City,
KS in 1889-1890 with occupation of broommaker.) The second Daniel who dies of his
wounds may actually be a Daniel Van Wickler with a son, Thomas H. Van Wickler
who applies for a pension.
1862 Illinois Marriages: Daniel Van Wicklin marries Sarah Sawyer on 29
November 1862 (A/68 Lic#2699) McHenry, IL
1870 US Census for Chemung, McHenry, IL lists Levi Corkins, 28,
Farm Laborer, b. CAN with wife, Sarah, 22, keeping house, b. IL, son, Carlo, 2,
b. IL, father, Elihu Corkins, 68, retired farmer, b. CAN, and Serolan Van
Wicklin, 15, male, attending school, b. IL, and Diantha, 13, female, att.
school, b. IL (though actually b. MN)
1870 US Census for Rockton, Winnebago, IL lists John Lake, 35, works in paper mill, b.
NY with Diantha, 32, housekeeping, b. CAN, Arthur, 10, b. IL, Elizabeth, 7, b.
IL, and Sarah Corkins, 57, invalid, b. CAN (wife of deceased Elihu Corkins
1870 US Census for Rockton, Winnebago, IL lists Henry Stevens, 20, farm laborer,
single, b. ENG in household of Henry Smith, 34, farmer.
1880 US Census for New Milford, Winnebago, IL lists John Lake, 46,
farmer, b. NY (parents b. NY), and wife, Diantha, 43, keeps house, b. CAN (NY,
CT), Arthur, 20, b. IL (NY, CAN), Gilbert, 6, b. IL (NY, CAN), Henry L., 3, b.
IL (NY, CAN) and Diantha Van Wicklen, 21, niece, at home, b. MN (CAN, CAN)
1880 US Census for Rockford, Winnebago, IL lists I.B.Stryker, 43,
farmer, b. NJ, with Kate, 39, b. NY, Cornelius, 18, Eliz., 15, Hattie, 13,
Henry, 10, Alfred, 6, William, 1 mo., and Henry Stevens, boarder, 29, b. Eng
(parents b. Eng.)
1880 US Census for Owen, Winnebago, IL lists Cerolin Van Wicklin,
24, farmer, b. IL (parents are German, state unknown??) in household of William
Halley, 61, farmer.
1881 Illinois Marriages: Diantha
Van Wicklin marries Henry Stevens on 22 Oct 1881 in Ogle County, IL
1882 Illinois Marriages (1763-1900): Carolin C. Vanwicklin
marries Lizzie W. Stryker on 26 July 1882; license #141, Winnebago County, IL
1900 US Census for Rockford City, Winnebago, IL lists Cerolin H. Van
Wicklin, head, b. Feb 1854, (first marriage--18years), b. IL (CAN, CAN) with
wife, Lizzie W., 36, b. July 1864 (first marriage of 18 years), b. IL (NJ, NJ)
and Alfred Stryker, brother-in-law, 26, b. Sept 1873, single, b. IL (NJ, NJ)
1910 US Census for School Street, Rockford, Winnebago, IL lists Cerolin H. Van
Wicklin, head, 56 (M1-28), b. IL (CAN, CAN) with Lizzie W., wife, 45 (M1-28),
b. IL (NJ, NJ) with Edith M. Lake, boarder, 22, single, b. Nebraska (parents b.
IL), seamstress in clothing factory, and Howard V. Glissman, nephew, 22,
single, b. IL (IL, IL) tester of gas engines.
1910 US Census for Owen, Winnebago, IL lists Henry Stevens, head,
58, b. Eng (Eng, Eng), farmer with Diantha Stevens, wife, 50, b. MN (NY, NJ)
and Marshall VanHorn, 12, nephew, b. IL (ENG, IL) at school.
1910 US Census for Peabody, Marion, KS lists Levi Corkins, head,
68 (M1-42), b. CAN (CAN, CAN), own income, with wife Sarah, 65, b. IL (NY, NY)
1920 US Census for Peabody, Marion, KS lists Levi Corkins, head,
77, b. CAN (CAN, CAN), no occup., with Sarah, wife, 73, b. IL (NY, NY)
Danica Book
Van Wicklin, female,
b. 18 October 1992, Placer, CA (mother's maiden name is Dent) (California births,
courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 9 Jan 2003 email)
Dan
VanWicklin (from a
book titled "Brighton 1900-1960" a Dan Van Wicklin is listed as a charter
member of the Lion's Club of Brighton, ONT April 1, 1946) --submitted by Malcolm
Montgomery in email dated 5 September 2000
David
and Mary Van Wickley, found in the 1881 Census of Canada for Oso, Addington, Ontario.
Head of household is John Vanwickly, 33, b. Ontario, CAN, a farmer, widowed... Also, Annie Vanwickly, 12, b. Ontario and William Vanwickley, 10, b. Ontario. Also
listed in this household are David Vanwickley, age 49, b. Ont., CAN and Mary
Vanwickley, 48, b. Ontario. Are there possible connections to the family of James and Carissa Van Wicklin? In the 1861
census, this James is listed as David James Van Wicklin, age 59...so is it
possible that David Vanwickley is his oldest son and already out of the
household by 1861? As for the Vanwickley spelling, I notice that a marriage
record for James daughter, gives the name of M.J. Vanwickley marrying L.F.
Blake on 23 Dec 1865. There is also a George Vanwickley, 18, laborer, in the
household of Samuel Seward in the 1880 US Census for Phelps, Ontario, NY and
this could be James^6 Van Wicklin's grandson. James is listed in the 1871
census as unable to write. The illiteracy could help to explain the altered
spellings of the VW surname. (Same family? 1970 U.S. Census for Jamaica,
Queens, NY lists David Vanwicklin, 35, musician, with Margrett (Mary?), 34,
keeping house, Elizabeth, 14, at school, George, 5, and William H., 1)
Everett Van
Wicklin, 70, b. NY
(parents b. NY) isted in 1910 US Census for North Hempstead, Nassau, NY in household of Freeman LaTourette,
head, 42, b. NY (NY, NY) and Emma LaTourette, 51, b. NY (NY, NY). Emma is the
dau. of Everett. Freeman is a carpenter.
Frances
Sarah Van Wicklin Florida Death Index lists Frances Sarah Van Wicklin, b. 20 June 1899
and d. 10 Aug 1995, Lee, FL at age 96.
Garrett Van
Wicklin, Brooklyn NY
Directory listing for 1889-90 lists Garrett Van Wicklin, occupation laborer,
living at 365 Liberty Avenue, Brooklyn, NY. (email submitted 27
June 2000, Bob Van Wicklin)
George
Van Wicklin (b. 21
October 1902; d. February 1978; last residence was Atlantic City, NJ; SSN
204-07-1032) SS Death Index
(LOCATED AND
PARTIALLY TIED IN!) George Henry Van Wicklin (based on email from Gail Van Wicklen--20 June 2000) Her father-in-law is George Henry VW,
Jr. and the grandfather, George Henry VW, Sr. lived in Sea Cliff, L.I. George
Henry VW, Sr.'s father was Henry George Van Wicklen. I suspect that Henry
George Van Wicklin may be a son of Peter^6 Van Wicklen who is listed in the
website index. (Also...Obituary Daily Times entry... George H. Van
Wicklen; Utica, NY; Newsday; 1997-6-3; rpng)
Gilbert
Van Wicklin (b. 3
September 1870 and d. 3 March 1872) s/o Gary and Eliza Van Wicklin (bur. in
Rockville Cemetery, Lynbrook, L.I., NY (see brothers, Benjamin F. and Alvin Van
Wicklin) -- Rockville Cemetery Listings (Could Gary Van Wicklin be
the son of John and Sarah (Van Arsdalen)
Van Wicklen?)
Harriet
Van Wicklin m. Willis
Dow on 26 October 1851 in McHenry County, Illinois (Illinois marriages; search
results on http://www2.sos.state.il.us/cgi-bin/marriage--courtesy, Georgi Sills in 27 October
1999 email)
Hattie
Van Wicklin (b. abt
1860 and m. to David E. Fields) See more complete listing under Martin Van
Wicklin below.
James
Cornelius Van Wicklin
(b. 10 September 1859 in Clarksville, CA; resided in El Dorado and Sacremento
Co., CA; he was a stockman. Mother's maiden name was either Kaph or Ralph. He
died in Sacramento, CA on 25 October 1940. He m. Catherine Frances Fagan (b. 15 January 1868, "other
country"; d. 24 Oct 1944, Sacramento, CA) on 3 May 1899 in Sutter Creek,
CA. They had three children: Margaret Van Wicklin
(Lowney) of Folsom; Merril Van Wicklin (b.
28 September 1900, CA, d. 20 Dec 1966, Sacramento, CA) of Folsom and James Francis Van
Wicklin (b. 9
December 1906, CA and d. 5 May 1987, Sacramento, CA) of Folsom; information
submitted by Roger's son, James Cornelius VW of Folsom, CA) Parents are Roger W. and Margaret
(Ralph) Van Wicklin (see below) source... Native Daughters of the
Goldon West [543 Baker Street; San Francisco, CA 94117] Pioneer Registration
Form V15-333; also
information from California death index suppled in 20 August 2000 email from
Cheryl Viger CENSUS INFORMATION: 1850 US Census for Cosumnes
River, El Dorado, CA lists James Van Winkle, 24, b. OH, miner. 1860 US
Census for Clarksville, White Oak, El Dorado, CA lists R. W. Van Winkle, 30,
miner, b. CAN, with wife, Margaret, 27, b. IRE, and dau., Emily, 2, b. CA, and
son, James, 8 months, b. CAL. Marriage of Emily Van Wicklin (b. abt 1856; d/o RW
and Margaret Van Wicklin) to James Quinn (b. abt 1854) abt 1874 El Dorado, CA Marriage: Hattie Van Wicklin
(b. abt 1860, d/o R W and Margaret Van Wicklin) married David E. Fields (b. abt
1868, Springfield, IL; father is Jeremiah Fields [b. 1812, NC and d. 1874, CA)
California. 1880 US Census for White Oak Twp., El Dorado, CA lists Margaret Van Wicklin,
50, widow, farming, b. IRE (IRE, IRE) with Emiline, 21, dau., b. CA (CAN, IRE),
James C., son, 20, dairyman, b. CA (CAN, IRE), Mary J., 18, dau., at home, b.
CA (CAN, IRE), Martin, 17, son, dairyman, b. CA (CAN, IRE) and Hariet, 15,
dau., at home, b. CA (CAN, IRE). The Mountain Democrat
(Placerville CA 21 May 1886) includes a portion of the Clarksville
Directory for 1884-5 listing Margaret Van Wicklin as a farmer and James C. Van
Wicklin as a dairyman.)1900 US Census for Dist. 29, White Oak, El Dorado, CA lists James Van Wicklin,
head, b. Sept 1859, 40, M-2, b. CA (IL< IRE), farmer, with wife, Katie, b.
Jan 1869, 31, M-2, 0/0, b. CA (IL, NY), and Emma Fagan, sister-in-law, b. Dec
1878, 21, single, b. CA (IL, NY) 2 October 1909 - The Mountain
Democrat (Placeville, CA) Mrs. Mary Fields, who died in Folsom last week was a
native of Clarksville when she was six, 48 years ago. Besides her husband,
Daniel Fields, she leaves two brothers, Martin and James Van Winklin and
several nieces and nephews. Her funeral occurred Friday in Folsom, interment at
the Catholic Cemetery. 1910 US Census for White Oak Twp, El Dorado, CA, lists James Van Wicklin, head, 49, b. CA
(father b. IL, mother b. Ireland), with wife, Katherine, 40, b. CA (father b.
Canada, mother, b. NY) and son, Merrill, 9, b. CA, daughter, Margurette, 5, b.
CA, and son, James, 3, b. CA) 1910 US Census for District 91, Consumnes Twp,
Sacramento, CA lists Martin
Van Wicklin, head, 45, single, b. CA (IL, IRE), stock farmer. The
Mountain Democrat (Placerville, CA) of June 4, 1915: Martin and James Van
Wicklin, sheep owners from Clarksville were in Placerville Wednesday conferring
with officers of the National Forest concerning range privileges in the
mountains. Van Wicklin brothers sheep are grazed
during the summer season in the Silver Fork region. 21 August
1915 The Mountain Democrat (Placerville, CA) Auto Party Went into Creek: A bad
accident happened on the State highway Thursday evening about half a mile this
side of Smith's flat, when a large Cadillac car driven by James Van Wicklen,
the well known sheep raiser of Clarksville, went over the grade and turned
bottom up in the creek bed. Mr. Van Wicklen was accompanied by his son, Martin,
and Willie Young of Bijon, the party being on their way to Lake Tahoe. They
were driving along slowly up the grade when the Camino train came along. Mr.
Van Wicklen, thinking there might be a crossing over the railroad, was paying
particular attention to the approaching train and got too close to the edge of
the grade which is bordered at that point with a growth of grape vines. A branch
switched him in the face and a slight swerve caused the outer wheels to go over
the bank and the machine capsized into the creek bed below. The grapevines
broke the plunge of the car and held it from crushing the occupants, all of
whom were under the machine. One front wheel was completely shattered and the
steering gear and windshield broken but all of the occupants escaped injury of
any kind. 1920 US Census for Dis. 24, White Oak, El Dorado, CA lists James Van Winkle,
head, 60, b. CA (IL, IRE), stock farmer, with wife, Katherine, 50, b. CA (IL,
NY), Merris, son, 19, b. CA (CA, CA), bookkeeper (store), Margaret, dau., 16,
b. CA (CA, CA), James, son, 13, b. CA (CA, CA), and Martin, brother, 56,
single, b. CA (IL, IRE). 1930 US Census for Granite, Sacramento, CA lists James
C. Van Wicklin, age 71 in 1930, head of household residing in Granite,
Sacramento County, CA with wife Catherine (age
61 in 1930) and son, James F., (b. 1906) (courtesy, Cheryl Viger via
11 Dec 2002 email); 1930 US
Census for White Oak, El Dorado, CA lists Martin Van Wicklin, head, 67, single,
b. CA (father b. Illinois, mother b. Ireland. California Death Index lists Catherine Van
Wicklen, b. 15 Jan 1868, "other country [than USA], mother's name Duke,
and d. 24 Oct 1944, Sacramento, CA; James
C. Van Wicklin, b. 10 Sep 1859, CA with mother's name Kaph, and d. 25 Oct 1940,
Sacramento, CA; James Francis Van Wicklin, b. 9 Dec 1906, CA with mother's name
FAGAN, and d. 5 May 1987, Sacramento, CA; Merril J. Van Wicklin, b. 28 Sep 1900,
CA with mother's name FAGAN and d. 20 Dec 1966, Sacramento, CA
Additional
information on R. W. Van Wicklin, father of James C. Van Wicklin: Roger
William Van Wicklin (b. 25 September 1826 in Illinois, arrived in California
before 25 September 1857; resided in Deer Creek, San Francisco, El Dorado Co.,
CA; he was a farmer and stockman; he died 1877 in Clarksville, CA. He m.
Margaret Ralph (b. 15 August 1832 Ireland) on 25 September 1857 in San
Francisco, CA. They had six children: Emily C., James Cornelius, Martin,
Harriett, Margaret, Martha; information submitted by Roger's son, James
Cornelius VW of Folsom, CA) source... Native Daughters of the Goldon West
[543 Baker Street; San Francisco, CA 94117] Pioneer Registration Form V15-333 (Ancestry.com indicates
that Emily was b. 1856 and m. James Quinn; Mary J. was b. 1858 and m. Dan
Fields; Hattie was b. 1860 and m. David E. Fields.) Roger
William Van Wicklin
29 years old in 1867 -- b. 1838 in Canada. Listed as a foreign voter in
California, 1872. (source: off the internet 5 March
2002--search words Van Wicklin, foreign voter) Rodger
W. Van Wicklin,
died age 49 in 1878 D3910 in San Francisco Call newspaper, Vital Records for
1869-1895. St John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery, est
1857 has a grave marker with the inscription Roger W. Van Wicklin, d. 26 Apr
1878 at age 49y, 7m, 1 d. Information copied April, 1974.
Jane
[Van Wicklin] Fowle - Ontario births lists Mariah Fowle [female] b. 6 Aug 1873
to a Stephen Fowle [farmer] and Jane [Van Wicklin] Fowle. (courtesy, Georgi Sills via 12 Jan 07 email)
LOCATED: Jesse Van Wicklin, 1870 US
Census for Detroit, MI lists Jesse Van Wicklin, female, 18, b. CAN, at school and
Perry Van Wicklin, male, 24, b. CAN, Cabinet maker, residing in boarding house
of Mary Neivous, 38, her children, John N., 15, and Agnes N., 15, and five
other boarders. This is Perry Van Wicklin, son
of John and Margaret (Carr) Van Wicklin. Unsure who Jesse VW is--could be an
unknown sister, relative...or perhaps early spouse? Thanks to research conducted by
Esther Van Wicklin and send to me via email on 22 Sep 2011, we now know that
Jessie was the first wife of Perry Van Wicklin and she had two children with
him, Hartley and George.
LOCATED (1880
census information added 7/5/05)Jessie H. Van Wicklin,
age 63 (b. abt 1857, Canada, parents b. Eng.), widow, private nurse, residing
in Philadelphia, PA at time of 1920 US Census (courtesy, Cheryl Viger via 11 Dec 2002 email) 1880 US Census for Dist. 270,
Detroit, Wayne, MI lists Jessie
Van Wicklin, 27, sister-in-law, works in shoe factory, b. CAN (ENG, CAN), with
son, Hartley Van Wicklin, 9, male, b. MI (CAN, CAN) in household of her brother
in law George A. Coe. (Jessie's maiden name may have been Hirons because George Coe's
mother-in-law, Mary Ann Hirons, also resides in this household.) Thanks to
research by Esther Van Wicklin, sent via 22 Sep 2011 email, we now know that
Jessie H. Van Wicklin was the first wife of Perry Van Wicklin and that Hartley
was their son. Information now recorded on family page for Perry Van Wicklin
John Van
Wicklin, 1870 US Census for Harrison, Vinton, OH lists John Van Wicklin, 60,
b. NY in household of Armeda Hayes.
John Van
Wicklin 1881 Canadian Census for Oso, Addington, ONT lists John Van Wickly, 33,
widower, farmer, b. Ont, CAN with dau., Annie, 12,
son, William, 10, and Mary Van Wickly, 49, and David Van Wickly, 48. (Could
this possibly be John^7 Van Wicklin, son of John^6 Van Wicklin (John^5, Paul^4,
etc...)?
John E. Van
Wicklin, age 76, ward
worker, (b. abt 1854, NY with both parents b. NY) residing in a state mental
hospital in Beacon City, Dutchess, NY at time of 1930 US Census for Beacon,
Dutchess, NY (courtesy,
Cheryl Viger via 4 Dec 2002 mailing) (This could be John^7 E. Van
Wicklen, b. abt 1853, son of Evert^6 and Hannah Jane (Williams) Van
Wicklen)
Probably
located: I believe
this to be one and the same as Jonathan^7
Van Wicklin and include a rationale on that family page. Johnathan Van Wicklin (1880 United States Census: District
1 and 3, Ridgeway, Orleans, NY; Source: FHL Film 1254912 National Archives Film
T9-0912, page 225D) Johnathan Van Wicklin, male, carpenter, married, white, age
35 b. Canada, father b. Can; Mother b. NY; Annie
Van Wicklin, wife, housekeeper, female, wife of Johnathan, white, age 34, b.
CAN, parents b. CAN Ida M. Van Wicklin, dau, female, single, white, age 2, b.
CAN, parents b. CAN (received by mail 1Feb02 from Cheryl Viger)
Lizzie
Van Wicklin 1900 US
Census for Brookhaven, Suffolk, NY lists Lizzie Van Wicklen, b. May 1832, NY (NY, NY),
68, widow, domestic. 1910 US Census for 7th District, Brookhaven, Suffolk, NY
(Inmates of the Suffolk Alms House) lists Lizzie Van Wicklin, 76, b. NY (NY, NY), no
occup.
Located. She
is d/o Cornelius and Ann [Merretts] Van
Wicklin. Lovina Van Wicklin...
(quoting Troy Brown in an email dated 27 June 2000) "She was the wife of an ancestor
of mine named Elisha Ames who was b. on November 25, 1838 in Prince Edward
County (Ontario, Canada) and died on November 19, 1912 in Wilberforce, Ontario.
I know that Lovina was b. in Cramahe Township, Northumberland County, but I
don't have a date yet. They were married November 25, 1860 in Haldimand
Township in Haldimand Township, Northumberland Co." (Additional
information from Ancestry.com - Elisha Lish Ames, b. 25 Nov 18_8 (variously
1808 or 1838), Ont, CAN and d. 19 Nov 1912 Wilberforce, Ont, CAN. He married
first to Lovina Van Wicklin (b. 1825, Cramahe, Ont, CAN and died before 1862)
on 25 Nov 1850, Haldimand, Ont, CAN (If Elisha b. 1838, then marriage date of
1860 is more likely.) Elisha Ames is s/o James and Mary (Richardson) Ames.
Elisha married 2nd to Angeline Valleau (b. 10 May 1848, Prince Edward, Ont, CAN
and d. 27 Feb 1924, Hudson, Ont., CAN) on 25 Dec 1862
and they had 11 children bet. 1863 and 1889.)
Lucy Van
Wicklin - Elgin
deaths lists Lucy Van Wicklin of Sparta, Elgin, Ontario, CAN died 13 June 1914
at age 85. Born in Ireland. Father's name was William Hewitt (courtesy,
Georgi Sills via 13 Jan 07 email)
Mary Van Wicklin - Elgin, Ontario, CAN
deaths lists Mary Van Wicklin, age unknown with occupation listed as
"Inmate house of industry" died 18 Feb 1877 of general disability and
old age. She was b. in Canada. (courtesy,
Georgi Sills via 13 Jan 07 email)
Mary Van
Wicklin 1880 US Census for Hampshire, Kane, IL lists Mary Van Wicklin,
female, single, 14, servant, b. IL (IL, IL) in household of E.J. Prentiss and
family, farmer, b. NY (NY, NY) 1870 US Census for Hampshire, Kane, IL
lists Cora
Van Wicklin, 6, at home, b. IL, and Mary Van Wicklin, 4, at home, b. IL in
household of William Willard, 36, Farmer, b. MI, Sara J. Willard, 24, keeps
house, b. IL, Albert Willard, 2, at home, b. IL, Wallas B. Willard, 4 mos., at
home, b. IL, and Charles Willard, 51, works on farm, b. NY
Nancy Irene
Van Wicklin (b. 20
April 1896, Nevada; mother's maiden name was Ketchum and father's maiden name
was Jones; b. in Nevada; died,26 Dec 1959, Sacramento,
CA) --from California Death Index submitted by Cheryl Viger in 20 August 2000 email. (She is
likely connected in some way to the family of James C. Van Wicklin above.)
LOCATED. [This is
Janette Van Wicklen, d/o of Robert Wm. Van Wicklin, son of Sylvanus Van
Wicklin.]Nettie
M. Van Wicklin (Entry
on marriages in Midland, Michigan simply states: 1 Van Wicklin Nettie M
VanWicklin Bailey Thany-Bailey Midland 15 November 1885) -found on http:..homepages.rootsweb.com/~blksheep by Georgi Sills and emailed
to me on 26 September 2000)
Orletta
Van Wicklin (1860
Census index p. 1375 Queens Co., p. 356 N. Hempstead) also close to Jacob Van
Wicklin, p. 335 and Garret p. 360 both N. Hempstead. (courtesy,
Michael Wolfe, via 10 Jan 2003 email)
P. Van Wicklin
(Santa Clarita, CA)
and P. Van Wicklin (Sacramento, CA) (Cheryl Viger found names in the directory
for the State of California)
Robert Van
Wicklin (or -len) New York City births, 1891-1902 lists Robert Van Wicklin, b. 25
Feb 1895, NY, cert. #9892
Roy Van
Wicklin, date of
death 18 Sep 1912 at age 28 days in Gary Lake City, Indiana. Ancestry.com
Roy Van
Wicklin of St. Joseph, MO -- b.
19 Jul 1916 and d. Sept 1986
[additional information provided by grandson, John Van Wicklin,
via 29 Apr 2007 email. "Roy Van Wicklin" of St. Joseph, MO was my
grandfather. I can't tell you alot about him, because I only met him a few
times. All I know is that he was married. I don't know his wife's name because
she passed when I was a baby. Roy had two children. My aunt passed before I was
born and I do not recall her name. My dad's name is John Joseph Van Wicklin. I
have checked out the net and talked to people her knew
them and that is about all of the information I have. I know it's not much, but
I hope it helps somewhat.]
Ulysses
Joshua Van Wicklin,
b. 6 Dec 1995, Sonoma, CA (California births, 1905-1995), courtesy Georgi Sills
via 2 Nov 05 email
Vinna
VanWicklin - Dunboyne
Cemetery, Malahide Township, Elgin County, Ontario, CAN includes a headstone
[white marble rectangular stone, weeping willow] for Vinna Vanwicklin, d. 12
Jan 1863, age 68 years [therefore b. abt 1795] Could this possibly be a
daughter of Garret^5 and Rachel [Frost] Van Wicklin?
LOCATED: [This
is William^7 Augustus and Cora [Thompson]
Van Wicklen]William and Dora Van Wicklin (b. 19 December 1865, Ontario and 11
February 1875, Ontario respectively) They appear in the 1901 Ontario Census in
the South River area (Sundridge village, Muskoka and Parry Sound District,
Ontario). (courtesy, Georgi Sills in 22 July 2002
email) Georgi wonders if William and Dora could possibly be children of James Schuyler and Isabella Van Wicklin... As she puts it
"there would be room for William to have been born between Charles and
Amelia, and with the gap between Amelia and Lillie May, there surely would be
more than enough room for Dora to have been born."