Van sickle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Henry Van Sickle, b. Abt 1823, d. Unk.

BrianMcGrain — 2012-12-25 22:01:09Z

I know your message is from about 10 years ago, but wondered if you ever got your answer? I am doing research on this branch of the VanSickle family (trying to tie my own family in, as I'm 90% sure of relation). I have been in contact with the Northville Historic Society, and they provided me with information on the Henry Van Sickle I believe you are looking for, along with information on his parents. The information does show a marriage to Letitia Phillips, but also shows a birthdate for Henry of abt 1817. It notes that he was born in Seneca County, New York (probably near Ovid, NY), and that he married Letitia in Oakland County in 1853, and that he passed away in Milford in 1898. Please contact me if you would like more information, or if you have (in the preceding year) come across any information on this family. I am trying to connect my paternal great-great-grandfather Andrew Van Sickle in to this family (he would possibly have been a brother of the Henry you referenced).

Re: Isaac Van Sickle (Vansickle) 1752-1830 (early history)

GordonCallon — 2012-06-23 03:01:54Z

Thanks! I will see where your suggestions lead.

Gordon

Re: Isaac Van Sickle (Vansickle) 1752-1830 (early history)

TheGenealogyGenie — 2012-06-23 02:24:58Z

The only documentation I have personally seen on Isaac Van Sickle is a transcribed copy of the Orders In Council from 14 December 1816, which says,

"Humbly sheweth that your Excellency's petitioner resided in Morris County in the State of Jersey in America before the breaking out of the Rebellion, that he joined the Royal Standard in the year 1775 and served his Majesty as a private in the Jersey Volunteers commanded by General Skinner until the end of the same - that he came to this Province in the year 1797 where he has since resided. Wherefore your Excellency's petitioner most humbly prays that your excellency may be pleased to order his name to be inserted on the UE list.

Isaac X Vansickle
Ancaster 5th July 1811

A copy of this document (or a transcribed copy) can be obtained through the Ontario Archives and the Untied Empire Loyalists' Association of Canada.

And though I do not know exactly what they house, I do know that the Ontario Genealogical Society, Hamilton Branch, has several records on Isaac Van Sickle.

Happy hunting!

Jeannie

Isaac Van Sickle (Vansickle) 1752-1830 (early history)

GordonCallon — 2012-06-20 01:39:47Z

I am a direct descendent of Isaac Van Sickle (Vansickle), 1752-1830. I seek early documentation of family and individual connections. The earliest I have is the 1861 Canadian census, the record for his son, Abram [Abraham] Isaac van Sickle.

My family line is: Isaac van Sickle - Abram [Abraham] Isaac van Sickle - Nathaniel Reid [Reed] van Sickle - Benjamin Franklin van Sickle - Rhoda G VanSickle m. George Gordon Callon - Ross William Callon Sr - Gordon James Callon (me). Apparently this makes Isaac van Sickle my 4th great grandfather.

Most members of that line of the family are buried in the White Brick Cemetery, Ancaster. A few more recent members are buried in the Bethesda United Church Cemetery, Ancaster.

Thanks.

GJC

Van Sickle Family At Facebook

TheGenealogyGenie — 2012-06-19 22:53:39Z

https://www.facebook.com/VanSickleFamilyTree?skip_nax_wizard...

Re: Margaret Van Sickle

TheGenealogyGenie — 2012-03-31 23:28:13Z

Do you have any additional information to add to your original post from 2003?

Please don't give up your search! I just connected my Van Sickle line to Ferdinandus after searching for about 15 years.

Jeannie
Coordinator, Van Sickle DNA Family Site:
http://groups.ancestry.com/group/68883377/

Re: Margaret Van Sickle

mamajude37 — 2012-03-26 14:49:52Z

No Deborah, I have had no response.

Re: Do you know my Catherine van Sickle/Syckle

belindabrusch — 2011-12-30 19:32:19Z

Well, thank you very much!

It makes me crazy that until 1850, no one was required to write down the names of all people in a household, in a census. I have another grandmother, on my father's side, with the same situation...died just prior to the 1850 census and with a common name, so that it is difficult to track her down.

Also, now that I have more time on my hands, without kids at home, I no longer live in New Jersey. When I did live there, I just didn't have time to look things up. Such is life, right? ;)

Re: Do you know my Catherine van Sickle/Syckle

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-12-30 14:51:47Z

I have been researching the Van Sickle family for so long now, yet I am never surprised when I find another member. Since the Angleman family had lived for some time in Middlesex County, Catherine may be connected to other Van Sickles in the area. I'll see if I can dig up anything.

I'm glad you enjoyed my blog. Thank you! :)

Re: Do you know my Catherine van Sickle/Syckle

belindabrusch — 2011-12-29 20:26:40Z

According to my grandfather's notes, she was Katherine Ann Birge. I could not find anyone with that name anywhere. A few years ago, a distant cousin (who has a copy of John Angleman's will) told me that John Angleman's 1st wife was, in fact, Catherine van Syckle.

My gg grandfather, Abraham, has both van Sickle & Suydam as his middle names. It makes so much more sense, to me, that his mother was van Syckle.

I've been researching my Angleman family on and off for at least 10 years. I thought it was going to be so much easier to find them, as my grandfather had a lot of handwritten notes/research. But, it has not been very easy at all. It has been fun, though.

I just recently came across your blog & enjoyed it very much!

Re: Do you know my Catherine van Sickle/Syckle

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-12-29 14:53:29Z

I see from some early posts that you believed Catherine's maiden name was BIRGE. Were you able to locate a source that lists her as VAN SICKLE? I'd love to be able to help you out, but I'm afraid I am stuck as well.

Jeannie

Do you know my Catherine van Sickle/Syckle

belindabrusch — 2011-12-27 02:40:52Z

My ggg grandmother was Catherine van Syckle. Married John Angleman(b. 1797 d. 1871 in NJ) about 1822 in Somerset County, NJ. They had 9 children

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

muva_ziko — 2011-10-14 13:56:23Z

I have some gravestone pictures from VanLiew cemetery you might find interesting, I will send you tomorrow
sharon

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

muva_ziko — 2011-10-14 13:40:18Z

this pic was taken in the 1970s showing headstone in VanLiew cemetery New Brunswick NJ of J Wilbur Vansickle 1894-1966 & Anna 1898-1974

Harry Van Sickle Sr.

NONAME0909 — 2011-09-05 19:28:48Z

Hi All.. I am trying to gather more information on my family. My Father was Harry Van Sickle Jr. Grandfather Harry Van Sickle Sr. Thats it! Thats all I have I am trying to at the very least get my great grandparents names. ANY help PLEASE!

Michelle J. Van Sickle

Re: Harry Van Sickle Sr.

NONAME0909 — 2011-09-05 19:28:10Z

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Ralph Van Sickle

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-08-10 19:41:46Z

Seeking ancestry of Ralph/Ralf Van Sickle. He was in the War of 1812, Pennsylvania Volunteers, out of Philadelphia county. Enumerated in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1820. Died circa October 1837 in Cincinnati. Ralph may have been married to one Sarah SNYDER.

Thank you,
Jeannie

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-08-04 18:26:57Z

Hello Gene! You're definitely not bugging me. I'm very happy to do all that I can to help contribute to your noble cause. Unfortunately, I have very little else to offer though. My records just aren't as recent as you need.

I did find the obituary of Jeremiah's father, which lists that he had four sons. I am unable to find anything on the unknown son. The other two sons, Russell Day Van Sickle (1890-1967) and George Stanley Van Sickle (c.1902-after 1929) appear not have had any descendants.

Although I am uncertain where the younger generation of this family is buried, the older Van Sickles are buried in Elmwood Cemetery in the town of New Brunswick. Sometimes cemeteries have obituaries on file. I think it's worth a shot. Their phone number is (732) 545-1445.

There is also a volunteer at Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness for Middlesex county. You can find her email through the link below:

http://www.raogk.org/newjersey2.htm

I'll be sure to keep my eyes open for anything that will help. Keep in touch, Gene.

Jeannie

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

genetate1 — 2011-08-03 17:17:56Z

Jeannie,

Hello again. Hate to bug you again but if you are going to be a "genealogical genie" then you have to put up with riff-raff like me !!

I'm wondering if you have any more information on George W's dad....Jeremiah Wilber. From my basic research I think he had two brothers, Russel D. and George S.

I'm thinking that if George W. was an only child, then his dad's two brothers might have obtained some of the family history. I thought maybe I'd try to track down their families and see what I could come up with.

Thanks again,

Gene
"The Rookie"

Ferdinand Van Sickle- Runaway

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-07-14 21:16:07Z

Rivington's New York Gazetteer, 10 March 1774:

FIVE POUNDS Reward.
Greenwich Forge, Sussex County, Jan. 25, 1774.

RUN-AWAY from his bail, Ferdinand Van Sickle, about thirty-five years of age; he is about six feet high, had on and took with a good parcel of cloathes [sic], which were made up, viz. A coat and jacket of blue broad cloth, one pair of olive coloured velvet breeches, one pair of old buckskin ? one coat of mixed red and white, or rather a light colour, an old red cloth jacket, and an old Wilton coat, made in the long fashion, a good graver hat cut round the edges, a ruffled shirt, or perhaps two; he loves strong liquor, yet is not very apt to get drunk but he can walk; he loves to dress well, and is very proud in his walk, he was born of Low Dutch parents about Reading town, in Hunterdon county, West New-Jersey, and was married and kept Tavern in Philadelphia, about five years ago.

He went in company with a man who calls himself Isaac Daniel, or McDaniel, who has often run away from the Iron-Works; said Daniel had on a red great coat, and is about forty years of age.

Whoever takes said Van Sickle, and secures him in any of his Majesty's gaels?, so that he may be brought to justice, and send word to the subscriber, or give notice thereof in the New-York or Philadelphia news-papers, so that the subscriber may have him again, shall have the above reward, and all reasonable charges paid by me ANDREW SPROULL.

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-07-12 19:24:37Z

I'm sorry, Gene, but I wasn't able to find anything more for you. If I do happen across anything, I'll be sure to remember you.

Jeannie

P.S.

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-07-11 04:34:55Z

P.S. Jeremiah was named for his uncle.

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-07-11 04:32:23Z

LOL! I could not help but to make a play on my name. :D

I was a little thrown off by that census myself at first because George's father was listed as John. In 1920 and in previous census records, (also in New Brunswick), he is listed as J. Wilbur. The WWI Draft Index lists him as J. Wilbur too, but the WWII Index lists his full name- Jeremiah Wilbur.

I'm not certain if George had any siblings. I tend to think he was an only child. Jeremiah died in 1966, Anna in 1974. I'll see if I can find any obits. It might take a couple of days.

Jeannie

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

genetate1 — 2011-07-09 02:20:46Z

Hi Jeannie,

Thank you for the information. I was able to find the census report from 1930 that showed George on it. However, the one I found showed his mother as Anna and his father as John, not Jeremiah. Can you help with figuring out which is correct ??

I was wondering if you knew if there is any information on George's family after 1930 ? I'm wondering if there were other children born after the 1930 census was taken, or if George was an only child.

I thank you again for the assistance. You really ARE a Genealogy Genie !!! Maybe someday I'll get there....

Gene

Re: SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-07-09 00:13:55Z

Hello Gene,

George was the son of Jeremiah Wilbur Van Sickle and grandson of George H. Van Sickle and Katherine Day. The Van Sickle line is as follows:

George (1921-1944)
Jeremiah (1894-1937?)
George H. (1866-1910)
William A. (1824-1895)
Cornelius (1796-1855)
William (1755-1846)
Reynier (1716-c.1750)
Johannes (born c.1669)
Ferdinandus (born c.1635)

George and family can be found in the 1920 & 1930 census in New Brunswick, Middlesex Co. New Jersey. George's great-great grandfather, Cornelius, can be found in John W. Van Sickle's book from 1880 (on page 183):

http://books.google.com/books?id=SJlYAAAAMAAJ&dq=%22hist...

I'm attaching an article from the Trenton Evening Times on 1 March 1944. I hope that you will find it useful.

Jeannie

Re: Obituary: Morella Van Sickle, Smith Branch, Greenup County, Kentucky (1848-1940)

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-07-08 23:09:55Z

Thank you. I was the one that added Morella to Find A Grave. I had passed along the obituary to the now caretaker of the tribute.

Morella was the daughter of Jacob BARNHART and Mary SKIVER. Her husband, James Van Sickle (1844-1930) was the son of Andrew. Not much is known about Andrew. He may be the Andrew SICKLES listed in Athens Co. OH in 1850. James's mother is unknown. His stepmother was Susan SKIVER. She and Andrew VS were married in Hocking Co. OH in 1852.

There's a topic here at Ancestry about these individuals:

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.vansickle/11/mb.ashx

Thanks for the post!

SSgt George W. Van Sickle - KIA 30 January 1944

genetate1 — 2011-07-08 17:43:26Z

Hello,

I'm looking to find any and all information available on George W. Van Sickle, born around 1921 in New Jersey.

I'm compiling a history of the men who were killed with my great-uncle when their B-17 bomber was shot down on 30 January 1944. George was the tail gunner on the B-17.

His next-of-kin was given as his mother, Anna Van Sickle, Rural Free Delivery Number One, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey.

So far I can find that he was born around 1921 and enlisted out of New Jersey on 31 July 1942. I have been able to find a George Van Sickle from New Jersey that was born in 1927 (census records) but if this was the George I am looking for that would make him only 15 when he enlisted.....but I've been told that people could get away with that fairly often during WWII.

I'm very new to this family research so any assistance would be greatly appreciated !!

Thanks,

Gene

Obituary: Morella Van Sickle, Smith Branch, Greenup County, Kentucky (1848-1940)

iidabelle — 2011-07-07 07:05:06Z

I’m posting this obituary in case someone may need it. I do not know the family and have no other information on this family.

Portsmouth Times, Portsmouth, Scioto County, Ohio
Monday, November 04, 1940
Mrs. Morella Van Sickle
Greenup, KY, Nov. 4 - Mrs. Morella Van Sickle, 92, died Sunday at 9 p.m. at the home of her son, George of Smith Branch. In addition to the son, Mrs. Van Sickle is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Robert Hardy and Mrs. Lina Brown, both of Smith Branch. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at the Upper Smith Branch school house with Rev. James Wright officiating. Burial will follow in Smith Branch Cemetery under the direction of Stapf-Mitchell.

http://www.findagrave.com has the following information:
Morella Barnhart Van Sickle
Birth: Oct. 12, 1848, Millfield, Athens County, Ohio
Death: Nov. 03, 1940, Greenup County, Kentucky
Burial: Smith Branch Cemetery, Lloyd, Greenup County, Kentucky
Parents: Jacob Barnhart (1814-1878)
Spouse: James Van Sickle (1844-1930)
Children: Susie Juniper Vansickle Broughton (1885-1935)

There is some more family information at find a grave.

Re: Sarah Vansickle Born 1702

vansicklen1 — 2011-06-01 18:08:50Z

Hello. The following link to a thread that appeared on this message board about ten years ago may be of interest to you.

http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.van-20-sickle/77.102.100...

Best regards.

Re: Isaac Van Sickle, Jerseyville, Ontario

sugrfoot — 2011-05-19 20:56:54Z

I have a couple of generations prior to isaac 1752.
Can you pls contact me at my email offf this board sugrfoot@bell.net

Re: Isaac Van Sickle, Jerseyville, Ontario

McNamaraCanada — 2011-05-19 19:12:30Z

What about a grandfather???? How far back do you go in the tree?

Re: Isaac Van Sickle, Jerseyville, Ontario

sugrfoot — 2011-05-19 18:45:32Z

Isaac Vansickle who died in 1856 son of Abram and ANNA was a grandson of Abraham R Vansickle 1778 -1863 m Sarah Mills and a great grandson of Isaac Vansickle 1752-1830 father of Priscilla Vansickle 1802 -1833 m Daniel Buchner ..so Isaac 1756 and Priscilla are something like second or thirs cousins.,I have lots of proven Vansickle info contact me sugrfoot@bell.net

Sarah Vansickle Born 1702

llance50 — 2011-05-04 15:38:10Z

I am desperately looking for information related to Sarah Vansickle. She married David Compton in New Jersey. Originally I discovered her father was Johannes and her mother Jannetje from Long Island New York. Johannes was the youngest son of Ferdinand. I understand there is was a Dutch Church of Somerville that had some records.

Sarah was born shortly after her parents movement to NJ and there does not seem to be any record of her birth associated with Johannes. Perhaps I have the wrong line. Can anyone give me a heads up on where Sarah descended from?

Thanks.

Van Sickle, Hartman 1920's-1970's. Pennsylvania

583deebomric — 2011-03-12 16:34:35Z

I am looking for name of husband of Helen Grace Hartman. Helen my aunt born 14 Oct. 1904. Died 1972. She was born in Robesonia, Pa, 1910 residence in Wyomissing, Pa; 1920 residence in Fairview Twsp, York Co (New Cumberland area). Census of 1930 has her in what became the Harrisburg State Hospital. She lived there until her death in 1972. At the time it was called the Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital.
I know she married a Van Sickle but have no first name. I am unable to find it anywhere. Mom's story about Helen is that sometime after they were married she had an accident while riding a bicylce giving her a head injury. I only met her one time in late 60's. Any information would be helpful. All of Helen's siblings and parents are now deceased. Parents:Charles and Hattie;siblings, Grant, Royaline, Sara and Dorothy.

Re: Isaac Van Sickle, Jerseyville, Ontario

TheGenealogyGenie — 2011-03-12 05:36:03Z

There is likely a connection, though I cannot say for certain at this time. I suspect that this Isaac is probably a cousin to your Priscilla.

Re: Isaac Van Sickle, Jerseyville, Ontario

McNamaraCanada — 2011-03-10 01:15:49Z

I believe I have an Isaac Van Sickle Sr who's daughter was Priscilla Van Sickle 25 Nov 1801 Morris Co.N.J., 1 May 1833 Crowland, Welland, Ontario. Think there is a connection???

Re: Van Syckle

reybart — 2011-01-13 01:13:34Z

Hi Dorothy,
My Name is Russell Pierce Bartlett, a relative with you I guess. I was looking on ancestry.com and found your Van Syckle post 30 may 2002. My grandfather was Pliny Van Syckle Bartlett and info that I have say his mother was Emma Delora Van Syckle Bartlett and her husband was Pliny Bartlett. I have no info on a Henry Bartlett, however I know my grandfathers, father owned the first steam laundry in San Francisco, Oakland area. reybart@msn.com

Re: Will: Guisbert Van Sickle

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-11-20 07:02:48Z

I have little doubt that Guisbert is closely related to the "Three Brothers, Stephen, William, Geysbert Van Sickle" mentioned in John Waddell VS's book from 1880 [page 183]:

"Geysbert Van Sickle, brother of Stephen and William, had seven children; I. James; II. Jonathan; III. Chisters; IV. Geysbert, whose children live in Woodbridge and Metuchen, N.J.; V. Mary Ann; VI. Phoebe; and VII. Lydia Ann, who married Otis D. Stewart, of New Brunswick, N.J."

The book indicates that this Geysbert, brother of Stephen and William, is the son of Reinier VS and Stijntje (online sources cite that she was born Stijntje SUYDAM). Reinier's will seems to confirm this:

"1749, August 31. Van Sickelen, Reinier, of Reading Township, Hunterdon Co.; will of. Wife, Styntie. Daughter, Jannetie. Residue to wife and sons Ferdenant and Ryke, Geisbert and Hendricks, and daughters Jannetie and Marya. Exercutors- brothers-in-law, John Sudam, and brothers Geisbert and Johannis van Sickel. Witnesses- John Van Sickle, Peter Van Sickle, John Van Boskerck. Proved March 6, 1749-1750."- Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. 30, Page 502.

Note that the will mentions that Reinier had a brother names Geisbert. It is merely a guess, but I believe your Guisbert is either Reinier's brother, or a descendant of Reinier's brother.

I must admit that this line is very confusing, and I have been researching them for quite some time. I believe my family line ties into this branch in some way (my ancestor may be the William mentioned in the will that you provided).

I hope this has been helpful. Thank you so much for posting the will!

Jeannie

P.S. I do have info. on the Woodbridge Van Sickles mentioned in John Waddell VS's book, as well as some other tidbits on the Guisbert/Gysbert name that I've gathered over the years. Please contact me directly if you're interested.

Will: Guisbert Van Sickle

muva_ziko — 2010-11-17 14:54:46Z

I'm having trouble tying this Guisbert into his parents and/or DOB of children. any ideas??

New Jersey Archives
First Series Vol-37
Abstract of Wills Vol-8

Calendar of Wills 1791-1795 page 379

1793,July 26
Van Sickle, Guisbert Sr.,
of the city of New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., will of.
To the children of daughter Maria Haviland, L30 divided amongst them.
Daughter, Jane Davis, 20 shillings.
Real and personal property to be sold and proceeds divided among my 5 sons viz.:
Guisbert, John, Ferdinand, Stephen and William.
Executors--sons Guisbert and Stephen.
Witnesses--Wm. Van Deursen, James Hendricks, John M. Voorhees
Proved Nov 29, 1794 Lib.34 p.531.

1794,Nov 11. Inventory, L561.11.9; made by Wm. Van Deursen and John M. Voorhees
File 8315-8381L.

Obit: Jeremiah Harvey Van Sickle

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-10-13 03:01:27Z

[Son of John VAN SICKLE and Mary FORCE]

Wilkes-Barre Times, 28 October 1922

Jeremiah H. Van Sickle, aged 83 years, one of northern Columbia county's oldest residents, died at his home in Jamison City. He was eighty-three years of age. Mr. Van Sickle was one of the party that first penetrated North Mountain and helped hew the trees of the virgin forest and was one of the earliest settlers of that section. He served with distinction throughout the Civil War.

He is survived by the following children: Mrs. John Hilley, of Benton Township, Earnest and Edward Van Sickle, of Jamison City, Floyd Van Sickle, of Sugarloaf Township, and Mrs. Luther Benshoff, Jr., and Mrs. Thomas Withey of Bloomsburg. A sister, Miss Harriet Van Sickle, also survives.

Obit: John Van Sickle; Winnebago Co. IL

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-10-13 02:26:55Z

[Son of John VAN SICKLE and JANET THOMPSON]*

Daily Register Gazette, Rockford, IL, 9 March 1899

Durand, March 6.- John Van Sickle, an old settler of Durand, passed away early Tuesday morning. Mr. Van Sickle has been lingering between life and death for several weeks, having suffered a paralytic stroke a few weeks ago and has been failing ever since until last Tuesday morning death relieved him of his sufferings. Mr. Van Sickle was born in Wantage, Sussex county, New Jersey, March 15, 1815, and died at the home of his daughter, Miss Harriet Van Sickle. He was married to Miss Phebe Courtright at Wantage, N.J., who died at this place May 6, 1867. Seven children were born, one of whom died in infancy. Those left to mourn the loss are Mrs. H. J. Rolason, Mrs. D. B. Lain, Miss Harriet Van Sickle, Mrs. R. Webster, Mrs. W. A. Patterson and John C. Van Sickle. He died lacking but 15 days of reaching his 84th birthday. He was a respected citizen and an active Christian. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon, Rev. C. A. Gage officiating.

* Please note that the 1880 book written on the Van Sickle family (page 107) lists that John had already died. Although a good resource, the book does have errors.

Isaac Van Sickle, Jerseyville, Ontario

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-10-08 00:42:54Z

[Son of Abraham VAN SICKLE and Anna MILLER]

Christian Messenger, 29 May 1856

At Jersey Settlement, 10 Apr. 1856, Isaac VanSickle; 2nd son of Abram and Anne in his 24th year. Had gone with father and brother George to chop trees; 24 Mar. struck by falling branch; leaves wife.

Albert L. Van Sickle Death Notice

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-10-04 23:57:07Z

[Likely the son of Stephen VAN SICKLE and Elizabeth HATFIELD]

New York Herald, New York, NY, 13 May 1880:

VAN SICKLE- At Roselle, N. J., on May 12, ALBERT L. VAN SICKLE, in the 59th year of his age.

Funeral Friday, 14th inst., at two o'clock P.M., from his late residence at Roselle. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend.

Death Notice, Rensallaer Walford Van Sickle

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-10-04 23:45:56Z

[Son of David VAN SICKLE and Mary OPDYKE]

San Francisco Bulletin, 30 September 1874

VAN SICKLE- In West Oakland, September 29, R. W. Van Sickle, a native of New Jersey, aged 62 years.

Funeral to-morrow, (Thursday), at 2 o'clock P.M., from the Congregational Church, West Oakland.

Re: Johannes Van Sicklin

laurielightfoot — 2010-08-31 03:22:33Z

Am always interested in learning more about the Van Sicklin/Van Sickle family.
New email address for me: light38@dishmail.net

Thank you, Laurie

Re: Johannes Van Sicklin

mikemorr11s — 2010-08-30 23:31:28Z

I have more information on Abraham Sickels and Johannes Van Sicklen if you are interested.

Re: Obit: Walter VS; son of Andrew VS and Elizabeth REED

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-08-22 11:47:31Z

Obit from the Middletown Daily Times, Middletown, NY, 18 February 1892.

Obit: Walter VS; son of Andrew VS and Elizabeth REED

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-08-22 11:45:15Z

Walter VanSickle.
Correspondence of the TIMES.

Walter VanSickle died at his residence near Unionville on the 12th inst. after a severe illness of some ten days, induced by the grip.

He was the son of Andrew VanSickle and was born in the town of Minisink Sept. 11, 1829. He married Catherine VanAuken, who still survives him and their two children, a son, Walter, who resides in New York city, and a daughter, Florence, who resides at home.

Mr. VanSickle was a highly esteemed citizen beloved by all who knew him for his kind and genial nature, without a known enemy among all his acquaintances. He was a member of the Orange Baptist Church, one of its trustees for the past 15 years and was always devoted to the interests of the church.

His funeral was held from the church on Monday, 15th, at 2 p.m., his pastor using the words of Scripture, John xiv, 2, "In my Father's house are many mansions. If it were not so I would have told you; I go to prepare a place for you."

A large circle of relatives and neighbors were assembled at the service to pay their tribute of respect to his memory.

Obit: Martin VS; son of George VS and Rebecca HYGER; Coshocton Co. OH

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-08-22 11:34:56Z

Coshocton Tribune, Coshocton, OH, 5 January 1913

DROPS DEAD IN HIS CHAIR BY FIRESIDE

MARTIN VANSICKLE, AGED 68, DIES SUDDENLY AT HIS HOME IN JACKSON TP.

Martin Vansickle, aged 68 years who lived on a small farm in Jackson township died Saturday evening at 3 o'clock after an illness of one day. Neuralgia of the heart was the cause of death.

Had Heart Trouble

Mr. Vansickle worked all day Friday in the field husking corn and when he returned home in the evening complained of a pain over his heart. A physician was called and gave temporary relief. Saturday he seemed as well as usual and spent the day in front of his fireside. In the evening he passed away as he sat in a chair surrounded by his wife and family of eight children.

Leaves Big Family

The deceased was born and reared in Coshocton county. He lived quietly and unpretentiously and was highly respected by all who knew him. The children surviving are Misses Ada, Nellie, Emma, Malinda, Helen and John, Alfred and Charles Vansickle.

Funeral services will be held at the Blooming Grove church although the date had not been decided upon last night.

Cornelius Van Sickle Jr. (NYC, son of Cornelius and Phoebe [nee WINES] VS)

TheGenealogyGenie — 2010-08-18 00:55:34Z

The Weekly Herald, New York, NY, 30 August 1851:

At Chagres, on the 27th of July last, of fever, Cornelius Van Sickle, Junr., son of Cornelius and Phoebe Van Sickle, of this city, in the 17th year of his age.