1910 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: James L. Wyckoff, aged ?, proprietor dray wagon, bp WI, father NJ, mother unknown; Mary aged 49, second marriage for both of 14 years, four children w/three living, bp CA, both parents Ireland; stepson Frank E. Jones, aged 27, blacksmith, bp CA, father NY, mother CA; daughter, Anna A. Wyckoff, aged 14, bp CA; brother Charles A. aged 71, divorced, bp NY, father NJ, mother unknown; nephew, Albert Wyckoff, aged 14, bp CA, father CA, mother NY.
" ... On December 3, 1885, in Chico, Charles Alexander Wyckoff and Alice Evelyn Willett were married, the bride being a native of Cherokee, in this county. One son, Albert Joseph, resulted from this union; he served in Troop H of the First Utah Cavalry, and was at the front in Nogales, Ariz., during the trouble in Mexico, and now lives in Oakland ..." [Biography of Charles Alexander Wyckoff],George C. Mansfield, B.L., History of Butte County, CA 1918 pg: 700-704.
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WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918: Albert Joseph Wyckoff, dob Nov 29, 1888, born Oroville, Butte, CA; married w/two children, residing Oroville; machine hand in box factory for Weed Lumber Company, Weed, CA; registered Butte County, CA June 1917.
1930 census Sacramento, Sacramento, CA: Albert J. Wyckoff, aged 40, laborer asst. CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father NY, mother CA; Frances F. aged 38, both first married aged 33 & 31, respectively, bp CA, father CA, mother NY; brother-in-law, George G. Patrick, aged 46, single, civil engineer CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father CA, mother NY.-courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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California Death Index Records, mother's maiden name Willett.
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The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, CA, Wednesday, Jun 3, 1959, pg 28 (continued) "Wyckoff came to Sacramento 45 years ago and except for a short period when he worked for the state division of highways he was employed as an operating engineer with various construction firms. He was a member of the Operating Engineers Union Local No. 3.
"His wife, Frances, died in 1954. He leaves his sons, Charles A., a Trinity County sheriff's deputy; and Robert A., of Vernonia, Ore., and six grandchildren." - Contributed by Carolyn Dowd, via email, September 12, 2021.
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Source: Old Oroville Cemetery, by Paradise Genealogical Society. The records compiled are from the written journals, burial permits, burial records and family records provided through the cooperation of the Oroville Cemetery District, where original records are held. Cited name is on page 364 of the publication completed in 1992.
" ... On December 3, 1885, in Chico, Charles Alexander Wyckoff and Alice Evelyn Willett were married, the bride being a native of Cherokee, in this county. One son, Albert Joseph, resulted from this union; he served in Troop H of the First Utah Cavalry, and was at the front in Nogales, Ariz., during the trouble in Mexico, and now lives in Oakland ..." [Biography of Charles Alexander Wyckoff],George C. Mansfield, B.L., History of Butte County, CA 1918 pg: 700-704.
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WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918: Albert Joseph Wyckoff, dob Nov 29, 1888, born Oroville, Butte, CA; married w/two children, residing Oroville; machine hand in box factory for Weed Lumber Company, Weed, CA; registered Butte County, CA June 1917.
1930 census Sacramento, Sacramento, CA: Albert J. Wyckoff, aged 40, laborer asst. CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father NY, mother CA; Frances F. aged 38, both first married aged 33 & 31, respectively, bp CA, father CA, mother NY; brother-in-law, George G. Patrick, aged 46, single, civil engineer CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father CA, mother NY.-courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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California Death Index Records, mother's maiden name Willett.
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The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, CA, Wednesday, Jun 3, 1959, pg 28 (continued) "Wyckoff came to Sacramento 45 years ago and except for a short period when he worked for the state division of highways he was employed as an operating engineer with various construction firms. He was a member of the Operating Engineers Union Local No. 3.
"His wife, Frances, died in 1954. He leaves his sons, Charles A., a Trinity County sheriff's deputy; and Robert A., of Vernonia, Ore., and six grandchildren." - Contributed by Carolyn Dowd, via email, September 12, 2021.
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Source: Old Oroville Cemetery, by Paradise Genealogical Society. The records compiled are from the written journals, burial permits, burial records and family records provided through the cooperation of the Oroville Cemetery District, where original records are held. Cited name is on page 364 of the publication completed in 1992.
1910 census Ophir Twp, Butte, CA: James L. Wyckoff, aged ?, proprietor dray wagon, bp WI, father NJ, mother unknown; Mary aged 49, second marriage for both of 14 years, four children w/three living, bp CA, both parents Ireland; stepson Frank E. Jones, aged 27, blacksmith, bp CA, father NY, mother CA; daughter, Anna A. Wyckoff, aged 14, bp CA; brother Charles A. aged 71, divorced, bp NY, father NJ, mother unknown; nephew, Albert Wyckoff, aged 14, bp CA, father CA, mother NY.
" ... On December 3, 1885, in Chico, Charles Alexander Wyckoff and Alice Evelyn Willett were married, the bride being a native of Cherokee, in this county. One son, Albert Joseph, resulted from this union; he served in Troop H of the First Utah Cavalry, and was at the front in Nogales, Ariz., during the trouble in Mexico, and now lives in Oakland ..." [Biography of Charles Alexander Wyckoff],George C. Mansfield, B.L., History of Butte County, CA 1918 pg: 700-704.
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WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918: Albert Joseph Wyckoff, dob Nov 29, 1888, born Oroville, Butte, CA; married w/two children, residing Oroville; machine hand in box factory for Weed Lumber Company, Weed, CA; registered Butte County, CA June 1917.
1930 census Sacramento, Sacramento, CA: Albert J. Wyckoff, aged 40, laborer asst. CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father NY, mother CA; Frances F. aged 38, both first married aged 33 & 31, respectively, bp CA, father CA, mother NY; brother-in-law, George G. Patrick, aged 46, single, civil engineer CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father CA, mother NY.-courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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California Death Index Records, mother's maiden name Willett.
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The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, CA, Wednesday, Jun 3, 1959, pg 28 (continued) "Wyckoff came to Sacramento 45 years ago and except for a short period when he worked for the state division of highways he was employed as an operating engineer with various construction firms. He was a member of the Operating Engineers Union Local No. 3.
"His wife, Frances, died in 1954. He leaves his sons, Charles A., a Trinity County sheriff's deputy; and Robert A., of Vernonia, Ore., and six grandchildren." - Contributed by Carolyn Dowd, via email, September 12, 2021.
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Source: Old Oroville Cemetery, by Paradise Genealogical Society. The records compiled are from the written journals, burial permits, burial records and family records provided through the cooperation of the Oroville Cemetery District, where original records are held. Cited name is on page 364 of the publication completed in 1992.
" ... On December 3, 1885, in Chico, Charles Alexander Wyckoff and Alice Evelyn Willett were married, the bride being a native of Cherokee, in this county. One son, Albert Joseph, resulted from this union; he served in Troop H of the First Utah Cavalry, and was at the front in Nogales, Ariz., during the trouble in Mexico, and now lives in Oakland ..." [Biography of Charles Alexander Wyckoff],George C. Mansfield, B.L., History of Butte County, CA 1918 pg: 700-704.
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WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918: Albert Joseph Wyckoff, dob Nov 29, 1888, born Oroville, Butte, CA; married w/two children, residing Oroville; machine hand in box factory for Weed Lumber Company, Weed, CA; registered Butte County, CA June 1917.
1930 census Sacramento, Sacramento, CA: Albert J. Wyckoff, aged 40, laborer asst. CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father NY, mother CA; Frances F. aged 38, both first married aged 33 & 31, respectively, bp CA, father CA, mother NY; brother-in-law, George G. Patrick, aged 46, single, civil engineer CA Highway Comm., bp CA, father CA, mother NY.-courtesy the files of Carolyn Hackett Dowd.
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California Death Index Records, mother's maiden name Willett.
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The Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, CA, Wednesday, Jun 3, 1959, pg 28 (continued) "Wyckoff came to Sacramento 45 years ago and except for a short period when he worked for the state division of highways he was employed as an operating engineer with various construction firms. He was a member of the Operating Engineers Union Local No. 3.
"His wife, Frances, died in 1954. He leaves his sons, Charles A., a Trinity County sheriff's deputy; and Robert A., of Vernonia, Ore., and six grandchildren." - Contributed by Carolyn Dowd, via email, September 12, 2021.
~~~
Source: Old Oroville Cemetery, by Paradise Genealogical Society. The records compiled are from the written journals, burial permits, burial records and family records provided through the cooperation of the Oroville Cemetery District, where original records are held. Cited name is on page 364 of the publication completed in 1992.
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