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Widow of Jacob Eick
aged 80 yrs, 2 mos. & 4 days
Transcription verified with the 1935 Lebanon Reformed Church Cemetery transcription. Source: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Volume XXXI, numbers 1-2, January – April 1956
This is:
Margaret (APGAR) Eick
Birth: 18 MAY 1761 in Germany
Death: 19 JUL 1841 in Somerset Co, NJ
Burial: Lebanon Reformed Cemetery
Father: Herbert APGAR b: ABT 1736 in Rotterdam, Germany
Mother: Anne EICH b: 21 JUL 1732
Married: Jacob EICK b: 18 MAY 1743 in Germany
Married: in Germany?
Children
Jacob EICK b: 30 JAN 1792 in Somerset Co, NJ
William EICK b: 22 FEB 1790
Anna EICK b: 29 JUL 1794
Eva EICK b: 13 APR 1797
John EICK b: 9 JUN 1799
Herbert EICK b: 29 MAY 1802
Married: in Germany?
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Information above courtesy of this Memorial Page's creator. [Thank you, Mindy.]
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A few years ago, I became aware of a rumor among a few other Apgar/Eick descendants, that Margret Apgar may have been Jacob Eick II's 2nd wife, with the first perhaps a Mary Heck (c.1743-c.1799), conceivably implying that children born to Jacob in or before 1799, their mother may have been Mary Heck, not Margret Apgar.
Short of an extensive venture into the funhouse of mitochondrial DNA testing among female-female-female-etc descendants of the possible J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar union(s), this rumor is not currently supportable. A careful and long-time researcher into Eick-descent, aware of a few mentions of the Heck rumor, agrees. He summarizes that most of the info he has, states that Jacob married Margaret Apgar about 1788, 2 years before the birth of their 1st son William. Besides which, Mary Heck's age, if correct, would alone almost exempt her candidacy as mother of Jacob's 1790's-era children. [Thank you, Rich.]
So, for the time being, I shall leave the J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar rumor as just that, but also leaving the existence of said rumor, on their Memorial Pages. Anyone with compelling information on the matter, please feel free to contact me here.
Find A Grave contributor R.Michael July 2016
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Widow of Jacob Eick
aged 80 yrs, 2 mos. & 4 days
Transcription verified with the 1935 Lebanon Reformed Church Cemetery transcription. Source: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Volume XXXI, numbers 1-2, January – April 1956
This is:
Margaret (APGAR) Eick
Birth: 18 MAY 1761 in Germany
Death: 19 JUL 1841 in Somerset Co, NJ
Burial: Lebanon Reformed Cemetery
Father: Herbert APGAR b: ABT 1736 in Rotterdam, Germany
Mother: Anne EICH b: 21 JUL 1732
Married: Jacob EICK b: 18 MAY 1743 in Germany
Married: in Germany?
Children
Jacob EICK b: 30 JAN 1792 in Somerset Co, NJ
William EICK b: 22 FEB 1790
Anna EICK b: 29 JUL 1794
Eva EICK b: 13 APR 1797
John EICK b: 9 JUN 1799
Herbert EICK b: 29 MAY 1802
Married: in Germany?
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Information above courtesy of this Memorial Page's creator. [Thank you, Mindy.]
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A few years ago, I became aware of a rumor among a few other Apgar/Eick descendants, that Margret Apgar may have been Jacob Eick II's 2nd wife, with the first perhaps a Mary Heck (c.1743-c.1799), conceivably implying that children born to Jacob in or before 1799, their mother may have been Mary Heck, not Margret Apgar.
Short of an extensive venture into the funhouse of mitochondrial DNA testing among female-female-female-etc descendants of the possible J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar union(s), this rumor is not currently supportable. A careful and long-time researcher into Eick-descent, aware of a few mentions of the Heck rumor, agrees. He summarizes that most of the info he has, states that Jacob married Margaret Apgar about 1788, 2 years before the birth of their 1st son William. Besides which, Mary Heck's age, if correct, would alone almost exempt her candidacy as mother of Jacob's 1790's-era children. [Thank you, Rich.]
So, for the time being, I shall leave the J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar rumor as just that, but also leaving the existence of said rumor, on their Memorial Pages. Anyone with compelling information on the matter, please feel free to contact me here.
Find A Grave contributor R.Michael July 2016
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Widow of Jacob Eick
aged 80 yrs, 2 mos. & 4 days
Transcription verified with the 1935 Lebanon Reformed Church Cemetery transcription. Source: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Volume XXXI, numbers 1-2, January – April 1956
This is:
Margaret (APGAR) Eick
Birth: 18 MAY 1761 in Germany
Death: 19 JUL 1841 in Somerset Co, NJ
Burial: Lebanon Reformed Cemetery
Father: Herbert APGAR b: ABT 1736 in Rotterdam, Germany
Mother: Anne EICH b: 21 JUL 1732
Married: Jacob EICK b: 18 MAY 1743 in Germany
Married: in Germany?
Children
Jacob EICK b: 30 JAN 1792 in Somerset Co, NJ
William EICK b: 22 FEB 1790
Anna EICK b: 29 JUL 1794
Eva EICK b: 13 APR 1797
John EICK b: 9 JUN 1799
Herbert EICK b: 29 MAY 1802
Married: in Germany?
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Information above courtesy of this Memorial Page's creator. [Thank you, Mindy.]
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A few years ago, I became aware of a rumor among a few other Apgar/Eick descendants, that Margret Apgar may have been Jacob Eick II's 2nd wife, with the first perhaps a Mary Heck (c.1743-c.1799), conceivably implying that children born to Jacob in or before 1799, their mother may have been Mary Heck, not Margret Apgar.
Short of an extensive venture into the funhouse of mitochondrial DNA testing among female-female-female-etc descendants of the possible J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar union(s), this rumor is not currently supportable. A careful and long-time researcher into Eick-descent, aware of a few mentions of the Heck rumor, agrees. He summarizes that most of the info he has, states that Jacob married Margaret Apgar about 1788, 2 years before the birth of their 1st son William. Besides which, Mary Heck's age, if correct, would alone almost exempt her candidacy as mother of Jacob's 1790's-era children. [Thank you, Rich.]
So, for the time being, I shall leave the J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar rumor as just that, but also leaving the existence of said rumor, on their Memorial Pages. Anyone with compelling information on the matter, please feel free to contact me here.
Find A Grave contributor R.Michael July 2016
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Widow of Jacob Eick
aged 80 yrs, 2 mos. & 4 days
Transcription verified with the 1935 Lebanon Reformed Church Cemetery transcription. Source: Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Volume XXXI, numbers 1-2, January – April 1956
This is:
Margaret (APGAR) Eick
Birth: 18 MAY 1761 in Germany
Death: 19 JUL 1841 in Somerset Co, NJ
Burial: Lebanon Reformed Cemetery
Father: Herbert APGAR b: ABT 1736 in Rotterdam, Germany
Mother: Anne EICH b: 21 JUL 1732
Married: Jacob EICK b: 18 MAY 1743 in Germany
Married: in Germany?
Children
Jacob EICK b: 30 JAN 1792 in Somerset Co, NJ
William EICK b: 22 FEB 1790
Anna EICK b: 29 JUL 1794
Eva EICK b: 13 APR 1797
John EICK b: 9 JUN 1799
Herbert EICK b: 29 MAY 1802
Married: in Germany?
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Information above courtesy of this Memorial Page's creator. [Thank you, Mindy.]
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A few years ago, I became aware of a rumor among a few other Apgar/Eick descendants, that Margret Apgar may have been Jacob Eick II's 2nd wife, with the first perhaps a Mary Heck (c.1743-c.1799), conceivably implying that children born to Jacob in or before 1799, their mother may have been Mary Heck, not Margret Apgar.
Short of an extensive venture into the funhouse of mitochondrial DNA testing among female-female-female-etc descendants of the possible J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar union(s), this rumor is not currently supportable. A careful and long-time researcher into Eick-descent, aware of a few mentions of the Heck rumor, agrees. He summarizes that most of the info he has, states that Jacob married Margaret Apgar about 1788, 2 years before the birth of their 1st son William. Besides which, Mary Heck's age, if correct, would alone almost exempt her candidacy as mother of Jacob's 1790's-era children. [Thank you, Rich.]
So, for the time being, I shall leave the J.Eick-M.Heck/M.Apgar rumor as just that, but also leaving the existence of said rumor, on their Memorial Pages. Anyone with compelling information on the matter, please feel free to contact me here.
Find A Grave contributor R.Michael July 2016
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memory of
Margret widow of
JACOB EICK,
who died July 19 1841,
aged 80 Years 2 months
and 4 days.
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