Isaac Vansickle

1752 - 1830  (78 years)

• Name	Isaac Vansickle
  Birth	1752	Piscataway, Morris, NJ
  Gender	Male
  Death	16 Aug 1830	Jerseyville, ONT
  Person ID	I3132	Family Tree | 12 Generation Ancestor Chart
  Last Modified	3 Dec 2015

  
  

  Father	Lambert Vansickle,   b. 1724, Roxbury, Morris, NJ d. 1789, Roxbury, Morris, NJ (Age 65 years)
  Mother	Ann Drake,   b. 1730
  Marriage	21 Jul 1749	Roxbury, Morris, NJ
  Family ID	F914	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Jane
  Children	1. Francis Vansickle,   b. 1779   2. David Vansickle,   b. 1781   3. Lambert Vansickle,   b. 1783   4. Delialah Vansickle,   b. 1785 + 5. John Vansickle,   b. 1786, Morris Co, NJ d. 4 May 1829, Yarmouth, Elgin, ONT (Age 43 years)   6. Jane Vansickle,   b. 1789   7. Ann Vansickle,   b. 1791   8. Sarah Vansickle,   b. 1784   9. Elizabeth Vansickle,   b. 1796   10. Miriam Vansickle,   b. 1800   11. Priscilla Vansickle,   b. 1802   12. James Vansickle,   b. 1806
  Family ID	F912	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  from "The History of the County of Brant, Ontario" "Isaac VanSickle, came to Canada from the State of New Jersey, in the year 1801, and settled in Ancaster, in what is now known as the Jersey Settlement. It was then a howling wilderness; the forest stood in the primeval grandeur, with scarcely a settler within a radius of many miles. Isaac VanSickle died in July, 1830. Petition of Isaac Vansickle of the Township of Ancaster, yeoman. 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 United Empire list. ISAAC VANSICKLE SR. was born in 1732 and came from New Jersey to Jerseyville in Ancaster Twp. in 1801.His children were Isaac Jr., David, Lambert, William C., Priscilla, Abraham, John and Francis, all of them born New Jersey.In the land petition made by Isaac VanSickle Sr. on 16th Aug. 1824, he stated he had lived in this provinace many years and had 14 children, 11 of whom were now living and in the Province of Ontario.In a previous petition on 5th July 1811, he stated that he had resided in Morris County in the State of New Jersey in America before the breaking out of the Rebellion and that he had 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 war.He came to this Province in the year 1797 where he has since resided.