Individual Details

Henry KNICKERBOCKER {K-229}

(19 Oct 1792 - 29 Dec 1872)

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Knick References1792See the report "Knickerbockers of Smithville Flats" on knic.com
Knick Lineage17921. HJ / 2. Lourens / 3. John / 4. Solomon / 5. Henry (this person)
Knick Generation Number17925
Birth19 Oct 1792New York
Extra information1793Key to this search is that widow Tabitha applied for military pension. File is >50 pages, and is best source of information about Henry, 2 wives, movements (Greene Co, Smithville, etc). https://www.fold3.com/image/314903106
Extra information1818Henry Knickerbocker of Michigan had a grandson named Samuel Hiram Knickerbocker. A man named Hiram Samuel Knickerbocker was born in Chenango County and died in Scio. Hiram Samuel was the uncle of Samuel Hiram.
Residence1820Henry Knickerbocker in Smithville, a tiny town, 2 lines from William Knick, 5 lines from David Davis (ho Althea Knick). Males: u10: 2; 16 thru 25: 1 Females : 16 thru 25 1. - Smithville, Chenango, New York, United States
Extra information1840David Davis living 7 doors from Henry Knickerbocker in Barton. Military pension records show that Althea Knickerbocker, daughter of Solomon, was married to a man named David Davis. This supports Henry being son of Solomon. - Barton, Tioga, New York, USA
Residence1840Males - Under 5 1; 5-9 1; 40-49 1; Females 5-9 1; 30-39 1. Younger (2nd) wife. 2 oldest sons, from 1820 census, were gone by 1840. - Barton, Tioga, New York, USA
Knick Census Project: 18501850NY, Chemung, Cayuta. HOH = Henry Knickerbocker.
Residence1850 Cayuta is along a creek that drains into the Susquehanna . (Alvin and Althea both lived near the river.) Henry's military records on Fold3 confirm the Smithville/Cayuta/Mich moves. - Cayuta, Chemung, New York, USA
Residence1860Residence Post Office: Yankee Springs - Yankee Springs, Barry, Michigan, USA
Residence1870Post Office: Bowens Mill - Yankee Springs, Barry, Michigan, USA
Death29 Dec 1872Barry County, Michigan, USA
BurialBarry County, Michigan, USA
MilitaryPension claim - New York
ResidenceClaim for 1812 service - Barry, Michigan

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