The following notice was printed in the Wyoming County Times, 1890 - Deaths_ Pike, Abram VanSickle, 3 Apr {1890}.
An article in the Wyoming County Times, 23 Apr 1890, states: Abram VanSickle, whose death was announced a few weeks since, was an excellent citizen, but extremely eccentric. Without being a mechanic, he was an inventor of the enthusiastic kind, and although not a theologian of any recognized school, he was ready at any time to expound his peculiar theories, and defend his tenets against all comers.
An article in the Wyoming County Times, 23 Apr 1890, states: Abram VanSickle, whose death was announced a few weeks since, was an excellent citizen, but extremely eccentric. Without being a mechanic, he was an inventor of the enthusiastic kind, and although not a theologian of any recognized school, he was ready at any time to expound his peculiar theories, and defend his tenets against all comers.
The following notice was printed in the Wyoming County Times, 1890 - Deaths_ Pike, Abram VanSickle, 3 Apr {1890}.
An article in the Wyoming County Times, 23 Apr 1890, states: Abram VanSickle, whose death was announced a few weeks since, was an excellent citizen, but extremely eccentric. Without being a mechanic, he was an inventor of the enthusiastic kind, and although not a theologian of any recognized school, he was ready at any time to expound his peculiar theories, and defend his tenets against all comers.
An article in the Wyoming County Times, 23 Apr 1890, states: Abram VanSickle, whose death was announced a few weeks since, was an excellent citizen, but extremely eccentric. Without being a mechanic, he was an inventor of the enthusiastic kind, and although not a theologian of any recognized school, he was ready at any time to expound his peculiar theories, and defend his tenets against all comers.
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