Aged 83 yrs 3 mos 12 days
Some people have misattributed him to being a 2nd Lt in the Rev War and this is in error. There were two Benjamins who served from NY - a Benjamin and a Benjamin, Jr. neither of which fit this Benjamin's situation. This Benjamin was son to John "William" Wickham who died 1835. John mentions him directly in his Revolutionary War pension and was proven/accepted by the DAR as Ancestor #A125750.
Husband of Jerusha, his second wife. First wife's name is unknown.
A deed record, N-276, Morgan County shows that Banjamin Wickham and wife, Jerusha, deeded an acre of ground to the Trustees of Olive Township, "Where the graveyard now is,"; recorded 19 June 1846.
Some people have misattributed him to being a 2nd Lt in the Rev War and this is in error. There were two Benjamins who served from NY - a Benjamin and a Benjamin, Jr. neither of which fit this Benjamin's situation. This Benjamin was son to John "William" Wickham who died 1835. John mentions him directly in his Revolutionary War pension and was proven/accepted by the DAR as Ancestor #A125750.
Husband of Jerusha, his second wife. First wife's name is unknown.
A deed record, N-276, Morgan County shows that Banjamin Wickham and wife, Jerusha, deeded an acre of ground to the Trustees of Olive Township, "Where the graveyard now is,"; recorded 19 June 1846.
Aged 83 yrs 3 mos 12 days
Some people have misattributed him to being a 2nd Lt in the Rev War and this is in error. There were two Benjamins who served from NY - a Benjamin and a Benjamin, Jr. neither of which fit this Benjamin's situation. This Benjamin was son to John "William" Wickham who died 1835. John mentions him directly in his Revolutionary War pension and was proven/accepted by the DAR as Ancestor #A125750.
Husband of Jerusha, his second wife. First wife's name is unknown.
A deed record, N-276, Morgan County shows that Banjamin Wickham and wife, Jerusha, deeded an acre of ground to the Trustees of Olive Township, "Where the graveyard now is,"; recorded 19 June 1846.
Some people have misattributed him to being a 2nd Lt in the Rev War and this is in error. There were two Benjamins who served from NY - a Benjamin and a Benjamin, Jr. neither of which fit this Benjamin's situation. This Benjamin was son to John "William" Wickham who died 1835. John mentions him directly in his Revolutionary War pension and was proven/accepted by the DAR as Ancestor #A125750.
Husband of Jerusha, his second wife. First wife's name is unknown.
A deed record, N-276, Morgan County shows that Banjamin Wickham and wife, Jerusha, deeded an acre of ground to the Trustees of Olive Township, "Where the graveyard now is,"; recorded 19 June 1846.
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