The family name has also been spelled as "Wickoff", but the spelling changed in Joseph's time to "Wyckoff".
He married Elizabeth Baldridge on 08 Jan 1829 in Romulus, Seneca, New York and had 5 children: 1) Peter 2) Ann Baldridge 3) Caroline Elizabeth, 4) John Markham, and 5) Alexander Baldridge.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace (see Citation 1) for twenty years and was well known and liked throughout the county. He was a man of good judgement and an "unusually intelligent farmer. He received a premium at one of the county fairs for the best cultivated farm in the county." (see Citation 2)
Cit #1: Child, Hamilton, Gazetteer and business directory of Seneca County, N.Y., for 1867-8 (Syracuse, New York, USA, "Journal Office", Printer, 1867), Regional History, Justice of the Peace, Index page 12.
Cit #2: Frank Mortimer McMath (1898), Memorials of the McMath Family; Including a Genealogical Account of the Descendants of Archibald McMath, Who Was Born in Scotland About the Year 1700 (Speaker Print. Co, 1898), Volume I; starting on page 186.
He married Elizabeth Baldridge on 08 Jan 1829 in Romulus, Seneca, New York and had 5 children: 1) Peter 2) Ann Baldridge 3) Caroline Elizabeth, 4) John Markham, and 5) Alexander Baldridge.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace (see Citation 1) for twenty years and was well known and liked throughout the county. He was a man of good judgement and an "unusually intelligent farmer. He received a premium at one of the county fairs for the best cultivated farm in the county." (see Citation 2)
Cit #1: Child, Hamilton, Gazetteer and business directory of Seneca County, N.Y., for 1867-8 (Syracuse, New York, USA, "Journal Office", Printer, 1867), Regional History, Justice of the Peace, Index page 12.
Cit #2: Frank Mortimer McMath (1898), Memorials of the McMath Family; Including a Genealogical Account of the Descendants of Archibald McMath, Who Was Born in Scotland About the Year 1700 (Speaker Print. Co, 1898), Volume I; starting on page 186.
The family name has also been spelled as "Wickoff", but the spelling changed in Joseph's time to "Wyckoff".
He married Elizabeth Baldridge on 08 Jan 1829 in Romulus, Seneca, New York and had 5 children: 1) Peter 2) Ann Baldridge 3) Caroline Elizabeth, 4) John Markham, and 5) Alexander Baldridge.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace (see Citation 1) for twenty years and was well known and liked throughout the county. He was a man of good judgement and an "unusually intelligent farmer. He received a premium at one of the county fairs for the best cultivated farm in the county." (see Citation 2)
Cit #1: Child, Hamilton, Gazetteer and business directory of Seneca County, N.Y., for 1867-8 (Syracuse, New York, USA, "Journal Office", Printer, 1867), Regional History, Justice of the Peace, Index page 12.
Cit #2: Frank Mortimer McMath (1898), Memorials of the McMath Family; Including a Genealogical Account of the Descendants of Archibald McMath, Who Was Born in Scotland About the Year 1700 (Speaker Print. Co, 1898), Volume I; starting on page 186.
He married Elizabeth Baldridge on 08 Jan 1829 in Romulus, Seneca, New York and had 5 children: 1) Peter 2) Ann Baldridge 3) Caroline Elizabeth, 4) John Markham, and 5) Alexander Baldridge.
Joseph was a Justice of the Peace (see Citation 1) for twenty years and was well known and liked throughout the county. He was a man of good judgement and an "unusually intelligent farmer. He received a premium at one of the county fairs for the best cultivated farm in the county." (see Citation 2)
Cit #1: Child, Hamilton, Gazetteer and business directory of Seneca County, N.Y., for 1867-8 (Syracuse, New York, USA, "Journal Office", Printer, 1867), Regional History, Justice of the Peace, Index page 12.
Cit #2: Frank Mortimer McMath (1898), Memorials of the McMath Family; Including a Genealogical Account of the Descendants of Archibald McMath, Who Was Born in Scotland About the Year 1700 (Speaker Print. Co, 1898), Volume I; starting on page 186.
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Joseph Wyckoff
born Sept 27, 1803
died Mar 11, 1886
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Alexander B son of J. & E. Wyckoff enlisted on July ? 1862, ? Aug 8, 1862. Taken prisoner at Reams Station Va Aug 25, 1864 and was in different prisons....
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