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*Jacob Clickman | *Jacob Clickman | ||
*Gertrude Clickman | *Gertrude Clickman | ||
| − | *Sarah Clickman | + | *Sarah Clickman married Jacob Andrew Warner |
*Elida Clickman | *Elida Clickman | ||
*Adaline Clickman | *Adaline Clickman | ||
| − | *Margareth Clickman | + | *Margareth Clickman |
==Education== <!--DELETE THIS LINE IF NOT NEEDED--> | ==Education== <!--DELETE THIS LINE IF NOT NEEDED--> | ||
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*Angelica M. Clyckman | *Angelica M. Clyckman | ||
::Angelica married William J. Alkenbrack of New Scotland in November, 1884; | ::Angelica married William J. Alkenbrack of New Scotland in November, 1884; | ||
| − | *Jessie F. | + | *Jessie F. Clyckman |
::Jessie married William D. Relyea of New Scotland in November, 1882; | ::Jessie married William D. Relyea of New Scotland in November, 1882; | ||
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Frederick Clyckman married second Lydia Batcher, daughter of Conrad Batcher of Knox. Their child was: | Frederick Clyckman married second Lydia Batcher, daughter of Conrad Batcher of Knox. Their child was: | ||
| − | *Jane A. | + | *Jane A. Clyckman |
::Jane A. married Shubael C. Jaycox of Bethlehem, March 14, 1892. | ::Jane A. married Shubael C. Jaycox of Bethlehem, March 14, 1892. | ||
==Death== | ==Death== | ||
| − | Frederick L. Clyckman died | + | Frederick L. Clyckman died 1909. |
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==Additional Media== | ==Additional Media== | ||
| − | Clyckman, Frederick L., was born in the town of Knox, July 1, 1819, a son of | + | Lawrence Warner and wife attended the funeral Monday of their uncle, Frederick Clikeman, at Meadowdale. |
| − | Lawrence Clyckman, who was born in the same town about 1778, who was one of | + | Note: Lawrence Warner is the son of Jacob Andrew Warner and Sarah Clickman, the sister of Frederick L. Clyckman |
| + | :[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - Friday, December 10, 1909 | ||
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| + | —Mr. Frederick Clikeman, living near Meadowdale, one of the old residents of the town, was in the village, Wednesday. Although in his 86th year, be still retains a good degree of health and is remarkably active for one of his years. | ||
| + | :[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - June 10, 1904. | ||
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| + | '''Clyckman, Frederick L., was born in the town of Knox, July 1, 1819, a son of | ||
| + | Lawrence Clyckman,''' who was born in the same town about 1778, who was one of | ||
two sons and two half-brothers, sons of a native of Germany who served in the | two sons and two half-brothers, sons of a native of Germany who served in the | ||
Revolutionary war, was a farmer by occupation, and began farming in the town of | Revolutionary war, was a farmer by occupation, and began farming in the town of | ||
Knox, where he cleared a farm and built a log house and where he lived till his | Knox, where he cleared a farm and built a log house and where he lived till his | ||
| − | death, at the age of eighty years. Lawrence, the father of Frederick L., also spent | + | death, at the age of eighty years. |
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| + | Lawrence, the father of Frederick L., also spent | ||
his life as a successful farmer in the same town, owning a fine farm of 150 acres; he | his life as a successful farmer in the same town, owning a fine farm of 150 acres; he | ||
was a volunteer in the war of 1812; his wife was Maria Batcher, and their children | was a volunteer in the war of 1812; his wife was Maria Batcher, and their children | ||
were Jacob, Mary, Frederick, Gertrude, Adaline, Elida, Katie, Margaret and Sarah. | were Jacob, Mary, Frederick, Gertrude, Adaline, Elida, Katie, Margaret and Sarah. | ||
| − | Mr. Clyckman was an elder in the Lutheran church for a number of years. Frederick L. Clyckman remained on the homestead with his father until he was thirty-eight years of age, when he came to Guilderland and bought a farm of 100 acres, where he has since resided ; by industry and perseverance he has paid for his farm, | + | '''Mr. Clyckman was an elder in the Lutheran church for a number of years. Frederick L. Clyckman remained on the homestead with his father until he was thirty-eight years of age, when he came to Guilderland and bought a farm of 100 acres, where he has since resided ; by industry and perseverance he has paid for his farm, erected good and commodious buildings, and made many other improvements; he is an up-to-date and prosperous farmer. In 1850 he married Eva, daughter of Peter Walker, who bore him two children, Angelica M. and Jessie F. His second wife |
| − | erected good and commodious buildings, and made many other improvements; he is | ||
| − | an up-to-date and prosperous farmer. In 1850 he married Eva, daughter of Peter | ||
| − | Walker, who bore him two children, Angelica M. and Jessie F. His second wife | ||
was Lydia, daughter of Conrad Batcher of Knox, who bore him one child, Jane A. | was Lydia, daughter of Conrad Batcher of Knox, who bore him one child, Jane A. | ||
Mr. Clyckman has been deacon and elder in the Lutheran church for several years. | Mr. Clyckman has been deacon and elder in the Lutheran church for several years. | ||
The oldest daughter, Angelica, married William J. Alkenbrack of New Scotland in | The oldest daughter, Angelica, married William J. Alkenbrack of New Scotland in | ||
November, 1884; Jessie married William D. Relyea of New Scotland in November, | November, 1884; Jessie married William D. Relyea of New Scotland in November, | ||
| − | 1882; and Jane A. married Shubael C. Jaycox of Bethlehem, March 14, 1892. | + | 1882; and Jane A. married Shubael C. Jaycox of Bethlehem, March 14, 1892.''' |
:[[h:Landmarks of Albany County|Landmarks of Albany County, New York]] | :[[h:Landmarks of Albany County|Landmarks of Albany County, New York]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:47, 27 February 2013
Birth
Frederick L. Clyckman (Frederick Clikeman) (Frederick Clickman) was born in the town of Knox, July 1, 1819, a son of Lawrence Clyckman, who was born in the same town about 1778 and grandson of Lawrence Clickman from Germany. His siblings were:[1]
- Maria Clickman
- Katie A. Clickman
- Jacob Clickman
- Gertrude Clickman
- Sarah Clickman married Jacob Andrew Warner
- Elida Clickman
- Adaline Clickman
- Margareth Clickman
Education
Occupation
Frederick L. Clyckman remained on the homestead with his father until he was thirty-eight years of age, when he came to Guilderland and bought a farm of 100 acres, where he has since resided ; by industry and perseverance he has paid for his farm, erected good and commodious buildings, and made many other improvements; he is an up-to-date and prosperous farmer.
Marriage & Children
Frederick Clickman married in 1850 he married Eva Walker, daughter of Peter Walker. Their children were:
- Angelica M. Clyckman
- Angelica married William J. Alkenbrack of New Scotland in November, 1884;
- Jessie F. Clyckman
- Jessie married William D. Relyea of New Scotland in November, 1882;
Frederick Clyckman married second Lydia Batcher, daughter of Conrad Batcher of Knox. Their child was:
- Jane A. Clyckman
- Jane A. married Shubael C. Jaycox of Bethlehem, March 14, 1892.
Death
Frederick L. Clyckman died 1909.
Obituary
Additional Media
Lawrence Warner and wife attended the funeral Monday of their uncle, Frederick Clikeman, at Meadowdale. Note: Lawrence Warner is the son of Jacob Andrew Warner and Sarah Clickman, the sister of Frederick L. Clyckman
- Altamont Enterprise - Friday, December 10, 1909
—Mr. Frederick Clikeman, living near Meadowdale, one of the old residents of the town, was in the village, Wednesday. Although in his 86th year, be still retains a good degree of health and is remarkably active for one of his years.
- Altamont Enterprise - June 10, 1904.
Clyckman, Frederick L., was born in the town of Knox, July 1, 1819, a son of Lawrence Clyckman, who was born in the same town about 1778, who was one of two sons and two half-brothers, sons of a native of Germany who served in the Revolutionary war, was a farmer by occupation, and began farming in the town of Knox, where he cleared a farm and built a log house and where he lived till his death, at the age of eighty years.
Lawrence, the father of Frederick L., also spent his life as a successful farmer in the same town, owning a fine farm of 150 acres; he was a volunteer in the war of 1812; his wife was Maria Batcher, and their children were Jacob, Mary, Frederick, Gertrude, Adaline, Elida, Katie, Margaret and Sarah.
Mr. Clyckman was an elder in the Lutheran church for a number of years. Frederick L. Clyckman remained on the homestead with his father until he was thirty-eight years of age, when he came to Guilderland and bought a farm of 100 acres, where he has since resided ; by industry and perseverance he has paid for his farm, erected good and commodious buildings, and made many other improvements; he is an up-to-date and prosperous farmer. In 1850 he married Eva, daughter of Peter Walker, who bore him two children, Angelica M. and Jessie F. His second wife was Lydia, daughter of Conrad Batcher of Knox, who bore him one child, Jane A. Mr. Clyckman has been deacon and elder in the Lutheran church for several years. The oldest daughter, Angelica, married William J. Alkenbrack of New Scotland in November, 1884; Jessie married William D. Relyea of New Scotland in November, 1882; and Jane A. married Shubael C. Jaycox of Bethlehem, March 14, 1892.
Sources
- ↑ www.BerneHistory.com Family Files
