Wynkoop - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Wynkoops in Los Angeles 1914-1980s ?

sctierra — 2012-04-14 23:55:48Z

Looking for others researching any of these Wynkoops - Irwin (wife Velma), Ted, Harvey A, Leon L & Elizabeth Wynkoop (mother to men of that name) - Family originally from Salina, and Oakley , Kansas area.

Seeking descendants of Garry and Sophie (Englund) Wynkoop

rhodeisland202 — 2012-02-26 14:19:58Z

Hi - I am seeking descendants of Garry and Sophie (Englund) Wynkoop who lived in the Providence, R.I. area. Both were born around 1867. Sophie was born in Sweden. I believe Garry was born in New York State and had many siblings. Garry and Sophie had 3 children that I know about: John, who has no living descendants, Marion, and Mary. My mom is distantly connected to them (John married a Darling/Remlinger connection of ours), and we have some pictures to share.

Re: Research Resources

HOULEE2010 — 2012-01-24 20:36:39Z

Hello Patti,
I wish I would have found your response sooner.
I am Dawn Lee Houle,my email is leehoule@hotmail.com.
I appreciate your help w the search.
Also would you happen to know Juliana Wynkoop's husband, Lockwood King Campbell, b. 1809 Harlem, NY d. 11-24-1881, ny or Pa. I cannot find any of his lineage for certainty?
Thank you,
Dawn

Wynkoop.Ruth Evelyn (Wynkoop) Snow Johnson,born , Big Run, Pa,daughter of.James and Twila (Long) Wynkoop.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-12-22 22:49:15Z

Ruth Evelyn (Wynkoop) Snow Johnson
WESTFIELD — Ruth Evelyn (Wynkoop) Snow Johnson, age 89, of Spring St., Westfield died Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011 at St. Vincent Health Center, Erie, Pa.
Ruth was born on Jan. 26, 1922 in Big Run, Pa., the daughter of the late James and Twila (Long) Wynkoop.
She moved to the Jamestown and Falconer areas as a youth and graduated from Jamestown Public Schools. She had lived in Bradenton, Fla., for 12 years and spent some time in Long Beach, Calif., where she worked for the World War II war effort at the Long Beach Naval Yards as a welder. She enjoyed a long career in data processing having been employed by the former Ajax in Westfield and retired from Niagara Therapy in Brocton as a data processing supervisor. Being the mother of two veterans, She was also a former member of the WOTM No. 517 both of Westfield. She had operated a taxi service in Westfield for several years. She was an avid bowler and was a member of the Professional Women’s Bowling Association and had participated in many pro-am tournaments. A lover of country music, Ruth was an accomplished guitar and bass player and had played in Real Country with Lloyd Wright and in Rusty Strings with Bill Reid and Don Briggs.
She is survived by her two sons, Dan M. (Louanne) Snow and Fred E. Snow both of Westfield, N.Y.; her grandchildren, Debbie Patch of Jamestown, N.Y., Randi Snow and James (Amanda) Spencer both of Pittsburgh, Pa.; and her great-grandchildren, Nickolas Patch of Denver, Colo., and Samantha and Lillie Spencer of Pittsburgh, Pa.
She was preceded in death by her first husband, Fred M. Snow,
her second husband, Bud Johnson,
her brother, Clifford Wynkoop,
and her sister, Alvera Snow.
No calling hours will be observed. At Ruth’s request, all services will be private, with burial in Portland Evergreen Cemetery.
Memorials are suggested to the Northern Canine Rescue, 7540 North Gale St., Westfield, N.Y. 14787.
Funeral arrangements entrusted to the MASON FUNERAL HOME, 37 Clinton St., Westfield, N.Y. 14787.

Olivia Jane Wynkoop

sjrgmoore — 2011-12-20 23:00:59Z

Olivia Jane Wynkoop is dauther of Garrett Wynkoop and Elizabeth Ellis. I am looking for proof of this child born to this couple.

WYNKOOP Harry M. 1924-2011 Virginia

Lace_Lynch — 2011-12-10 02:55:46Z

Harry M. Wynkoop, 87, of Purcellville, Virginia died Dec. 4, 2011 at Inova Loudoun Hospital.

He was born July 8, 1924 in Virginia to Millard and Belle Wynkoop.

He served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
He also served as chief of the Purcellville Fire Department and was a member of the Leesburg United Methodist Church.

He was predeceased by his wife Betty Wynkoop and sister Helen Frye.
He is survived by his son Jim Wynkoop of Purcellville; daughter Jill Schilling of Purcellville; sister Mary Larrick of Stephen City; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

The family will receive friends from 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7 at Hall Funeral Home in Purcellville.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 8, with Pastor David Janney officiating.
Interment will follow in Union Cemetery in Leesburg, Virginia.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Purcellville Fire Department, PO Box 386, Purcellville, VA 20134.

LOUDOUN

Re: Research Resources

HOULEE2010 — 2011-09-27 02:05:43Z

Hello Patti,
I am Dawn Lee Houle. I have been working on the various branches of our family. Lee/Smith/Wolcott/Wynkoop Darling/Valentine/Campbell.
Would you possibly have any info on Lockwood King Campbell b. 1809 Harlem NY m. Julia Anna Wynkoop b. NY abt 1811, in your descendancy? I need info on his parents, cannot seem to find anything on the SAR/DAR sites either, other than Alfred Mulford's discendancy, listing Lockwood King Campbell m Julia Anna Wynkoop lineage.

Re: Research Resources

mandles65 — 2011-04-24 22:21:30Z

I am Patti Wynkoop and have some info re; Wynkoop gene, All Wynkoop decended from Evertz B1627 Netherlands, His parnets Corneilus Wijnkoop and Marie(many other sibs) from Amsterdam Hoorn, North Holland. Could dig further if you like..reply when can, Patti

Charles J. Wynkoop and Sarah Jane Eslinger

KevinEslinger78 — 2011-03-19 05:29:56Z

I am looking for information on these two. I am actually looking for a photo if one exists. I do not believe the two had children. They were married March 20th 1881. In Putnam County Ohio. Charles was born in Stark County Ohio on December 24th 1858 and died in 1929 in Putnam County Ohio.

Sarah Jane was born December 10th 1852 in Cedar County Missouri and died October 13th 1890 in Putnam County Ohio.

Re: Albert H. Wynkoop

danellewd — 2011-02-17 19:56:22Z

Hi,

How is it that you are related, i.e., who are your parents?

Re: Albert H. Wynkoop

AUSRY0274 — 2011-02-17 17:03:33Z

HE IS MY GRANDFATHER.

Re: JOSEPH T. WYNKOOP,Leesburg,LoudounCo,VA 1857-1859

TinaErmini62 — 2011-02-08 05:48:09Z

Not sure if you found the info that you were looking for but I am the gg granddaughter of Jenny Wynkoop.

Please reply if you still need info

Nancy WYNKOOP Beary 1938-2010 b. Clarion County, Pa.

Lace_Lynch — 2010-11-10 17:52:37Z

COLUMBIANA, Ohio – Nancy Ann Beary, 72, of 1274 Fairfield Ave., died at 3:40 p.m. Monday, Nov. 8, 2010, at St. Elizabeth Boardman Health Center.

Mrs. Beary was born March 31, 1938, in Rimersburg, Pennsylvania, a daughter of the late Robert and Helen Reedy Wynkoop and had lived in this area since 1972, coming from North Lima.

She was a manager at J.C. Penney Co. for over 30 years. Nancy was a member of St. Jude Catholic Church, Columbiana.

She is survived by her husband, John C. Beary, whom she married Oct. 23, 1959; two daughters, Charlotte Clark of Charlotte, Michigan and Angela Carmoney of Potterville, Mich.; two sons, John Beary of Marion, Ohio and Joseph Beary of Columbiana; a sister, Katherine Burns of New Bethlehem; a brother, Robert Wynkoop of Knox, Pa.; nine grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by a daughter, Kimberly Jean Beary.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 12, 2010, at St. Jude Catholic Church.

Friends may call at the Warrick-Kummer-Rettig Funeral Home, Columbiana from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and one hour prior to the service at the church on Friday.

Please visit www.familycareservices.com to sign the register and send condolences.

Re: Harry B. Wynkoop / Los Angeles CA

fleance — 2010-09-30 16:23:20Z

Hi Jon,
Looks to me like the Wynkoops who built 2905 Beachwood Drive were:

Harry Bernard Wynkoop, b. 19 Oct 1881 in St. Louis, MO; d. 27 Sep 1952 in Los Angeles, CA.

m. abt. 1907

Mae Agnes Quinn, b. 3 Aug 1886 in Clinton, IA; d. 4 Nov 1955 in Los Angeles, CA.(Mother's maiden name: Cunningham)

Harry was a furniture dealer. He & Mae lived at 2707 California ST, San Fransisco, CA before moving to L.A. The 1930 census for Harry & Mae in L.A. does not show any children living in the household; shows Harry's father b. in NY; mother b. TN; Mae's father b. Canada; mother b. IL. The census also shows the house at 2905 Beechwood DR valued at $7000, perhaps slightly less than its current value.

The 1880 Census, St. Louis, MO shows an H.B. Wynkoop, b. NY with wife Ada, so they're possible parents of Henry Bernard, (perhaps he's H.B., Jr.) but don't know more.

Anyway, none of these names tie in with my Wynkoop research, so can't give you much more. And since no known children of Harry & Mae, less likely for you to be able to locate someone who may have info on the house in storage.

Hope this info is of use.
--John Freed

Re: WYNKOOP Sarah Blum 1933-2010 Ohio

BeaGenie — 2010-09-15 16:55:22Z

I am intrigued by your last name and the obituary you cited, presumably of a relative. My former husband's (Elwood B. LYNCH, Jr.) mother was a WYNKOOP, daughter of Alva Lee WYNKOOP, a single child for whom I am having a problem with determining his heritage. Elwood was born in Silverton, CO. His grandfather Alva Lee was born 1865 in Connersville, Indiana, to G.WYNKOOP born Feb 1834 near Harper's Ferry,West Virginia. I do not seem to be able to connect his gggrandfather to any known WYKOOP family. Do you have any suggestions?

WYNKOOP Sarah Blum 1933-2010 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-09-15 12:50:13Z

CANAL WINCHESTER: Sarah "Ethel" Wynkoop, age 76, of Canal Winchester, Ohio passed away Monday, September 13, 2010 at the Mt. Carmel East Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio after a courageous battle with cancer.

She was born November 25, 1933, to the late Lester and Virginia Blum.
She was a 1951 graduate of Pickerington High School, 1954 graduate of the White Cross School of Nursing and a member of David Lutheran Church in Canal Winchester, Ohio.

Ethel sang with the Canal Winchester Women's Chorale, a member of the Greencastle Homemaker's Club and Reber Chapter #161 O.E.S. Ethel and her husband Jack were former owners of Faler's Feed Mill in Lithopolis, Ohio.

She is survived by her children, John (Patty) Wynkoop, Susan (Jeff) Brehm, David (Barb) Wynkoop, Sarah (Kevin) Predmore and Tom (Terra) Wynkoop; 18 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sister, Dorothy (Keith) Ebright; brothers-in-law, Don (Shirley) Wynkoop and Bob (Sara) Wynkoop; sisters-in-law, Janice Blum, Christine (Harold) Strawser and Nancy (Darv) Goss; nieces, nephews, cousins, and many, many friends.

In addition to her parents; Ethel was preceded in death by her husband, John "Jack" Wynkoop; and brothers, James and John Blum.

Friends may visit Thursday, 2-4 and 6-8 p.m., at the Dwayne R. Spence Funeral Home, 650 W. Waterloo St., Canal Winchester, OH, 43147.

Funeral service and celebration of life will be held Friday, 11:00 a.m., at David Lutheran Church, 300 Groveport Rd., Canal Winchester, with visitation one hour prior to the service, Rev. Randy O'Donnell officiating.
Interment Lithopolis Cemetery.

Family requests donations to David Lutheran Church Music Fund or the American Cancer Society in Ethel's memory.

Online condolences at www.spencefuneralhome.com.

Fairfield County, Ohio

Harry B. Wynkoop / Los Angeles CA

pnoboy — 2010-09-03 02:19:20Z

Hi Chris,

I own a historic home in Hollywood CA which was originally built by a Harry B and Mae E. Wynkoop in 1926.

I've been trying to locate their relatives in a search from more information on the history and possibly pictures and plans of this house more than anything, but I wonder if you think this Harry might be the same person from your post regarding Wynkoops in the Spanish American war?

You can reach me directly at pnoboy@aol.com rather than replying here if you'd prefer. I look forward to your thoughts.

Best,
Jon Ernst

Re: Wynkopp, Milton from Pennsylvania

beatricecromwell — 2010-01-25 02:31:57Z

Robert Carl Boger 2/13/1878-1/10/41 was my grandfather

Re: WYNKOOPS TAKING OVER THE CORPS

wynkoopbk — 2009-11-16 06:01:01Z

Oops, Robert, that is your writing that. I thought it was one o your parents.

Re: WYNKOOPS TAKING OVER THE CORPS

wynkoopbk — 2009-11-16 05:59:39Z

Yes, that is me. :-) My service dates were Oct 16,2002 - Jul 28, 2007. Sergeant, USMC. I met briefly met your son, Robert Wynkoop when I was on deployment to Iwakuni, Japan (Spring-Fall 2004). Everyone on the base knew Robert Wynkoop because he was on the base radio station every day. I was often asked around base if I was the radio DJ when people saw my name tapes.

Ulysses S. Wynkoop d. December 14, 1918 Portland, Oregon obit

Eellitta — 2009-07-09 04:38:52Z

The Oregonian (Portland, Multnomah, Oregon)
December 17, 1918 Tuesday
Page 15 column 3

WYNKOOP - the funeral services of the late Ulysses S. Wynkoop, who died in this city December 14, 1918, will be held tomorrow (Wednesday) at 2 P.M., from the chapel of the Skewes Undertaking Co. Friends invited. Interment family lot, Rose City cemetery.

I am not related. I am posting for research purposes.
Eellitta

Clara Virginia Miller Wynkoop

tksmith1274 — 2009-06-23 21:43:25Z

I am trying to find an obit on my grandmother...Her name was Clara Virginia Miller (last name at time of death was either Wynkoop or Brennan). She lived in or about the Vineland, Cumberland, NJ area. She passed away in either 1988 or 1989. If anyone has ANY info on her AT ALL, it would be HUGELY appreciated. Thanks,

Tamee Wynkoop Griffin

Re: Wyncoop in Georgia

tksmith1274 — 2009-06-17 15:48:59Z

I live in Columbus GA as well. My mother was born in Toledo OH. My last name is Wynkoop with a K.

Re: my sister's

tksmith1274 — 2009-06-14 06:33:31Z

Harry,

This is Tamee. Contact me ASAP tksmith1274@yahoo.com.

Re: Wynkoops in Moreland Pennsylvania

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2009-02-01 23:02:20Z

Hi Chris,

I'm sorry to hear you aren't feeling well and I wish you a fast recovery. I know it's tough to get everything in order so please don't think I felt you were ignoring me. I honestly didn't know if my information would be of any relavence to you nor was I sure if you had this information from another member.

My father's maternal grandmother is my connection to the Wyncoop/Wynkoop family. Her name was Ruth Mable Crane born 1920 and died 1996 in the Philadelphia area, and her husband was Reinard J Minster (1917-2003). It's my understanding she lived in Philly for most of her life but Reinard hadn't been involved nor spoken of by my family for as long as I can remember, and I found out he died in New Jersey. One of my great-uncles lives in Somerdale, NJ currently. My ggrandmother Ruth's parents were Frank Bernard Crane(1893-?) and Florence Wynkoop (1895-?). I found this by spelling the lastname with a "k" instead, as your family does. Frank B. Crane was from Marienette City, Wisconsin but I'm not sure when he moved to the Philadelphia area. He and Florence were married in 1914. I have several Census records that show he lived in Philadelphia Ward 47 for many years and I have his WWI & WWII registration cards which state he was a Fireman for the city of Philadelphia. I haven't been able to find out which firestation/fire house he worked in though. Every record I found for Florence shows she lived in Philly her whole life. Her parents were Frank M Wynkoop(1863-?) and Mary A Wynkoop. I think a record for Frank Wynkoop also showed he may have been a widower at one point. Do you have any way of verifying this? The last ancestors of the Wynkoop family that I've found in my line were Frank's parents William H Wynkoop (1826-?) and Elizabeth (1827-?) who lived in Moreland, Pa. Are these your 2nd great grandparents? Could you please let me know if you're aware of whether my line does indeed coincide with your family as well? I'm always grateful for your help.

From what I've found the records for the family have all been spelled with a "k" not a "c" as my grandmother had told me. Since my family doesn't really talk about distant family and aren't much for discussion of our history, I thought this could be a mistake due to the family social structure. My main reason for researching my family tree is because nobody in my family really wanted to discuss anything, unfortunately. I will try to find out more about the story behind Wyncote, Pa. My grandmother had only mentioned it once and I was suprised to even get that from her. She out right told me it didn't matter to her, in regards to researching the family. I may try to ask some of her brothers and sisters for help and see what they can tell me.

Thank you for taking the time to respond. I hope you are feeling well again soon. I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Ashley

Re: Wynkoops in Moreland Pennsylvania

chwynkoop_1 — 2009-01-31 18:19:21Z

Ashley,

I apologize for taking so long to get back to you, but I'm very sick and the information I have is currently locked up tight on my PC in the back room. (I'm having major hardware problems at the moment and can't get the report I prepared for you off the machine at the moment.)

Basically what I can tell you is that William Hogeland Wynkoop and his wife Elizabeth Blake are my 2nd great grandparents. I'm descended from their son Charles H. Wynkoop, also a carpenter like his father, (who was also a farmer, by the by.)

This is the second time I've heard the Wyncote story and I'm hoping that you'll share the story your grandmother told you about that since I've had trouble verifying it myself. I believe the Wynkoop relationship to Wyncote has something to do with the Woodward family.

Regarding the spelling of the last name. Our branch of the family has always spelled Wynkoop with a "k" rather than a "c." Peter Wijncoop, the first Wijncoop on the continent, (as far as I know, and no relation to our ancestor, Cornelius), did spell his name with a "c" however.

At any rate I'll have to ask you to be patient with me while I get my hardware problems resolved. I do promise to get back to you with your family tree in the near future. In the meantime if you could give me some details about your descent from Bennie Crane I would appreciate it.

All my best,

Chris Wynkoop
chwynkoop@hotmail.com

Wynkoops in Moreland Pennsylvania

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2009-01-30 00:14:29Z

Does anyone have any information on a Wiliam H Wynkoop and his wife Elizabeth? William was a farmer and/or carpenter by trade, born about 1826. I can't seem to find much more about the family. They had many children including my ancestor Frank M. Wynkoop which traces more recently, down to the Crane and Minster families, both from the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas. My grandmother also told me the first ancestors in my family spelled their last name Wyncoop and the area of Wyncote, Pa. was named for her grandparents. I would appreciate any help.

Re: Philadelphia Wynkoops ( Henry )

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2008-12-25 22:26:42Z

Thank you for letting me know. I appreciate it. Good luck with the rest of your research and thanks for taking the time to notify me.

Looking for Charlie Wynkoop, b. late '50s; father in Army

RaVaeAnn — 2008-12-24 17:57:17Z

Can anyone help with my search for my husband's childhood friend? Thank you.

Re: Philadelphia Wynkoops ( Henry )

canes80 — 2008-12-23 03:17:11Z

I'm sorry, but my connection with Wynkoop starts with ancestors in the early 1800's. I have not had the time to do any research on them. There was info on the web,(where I found my connection. WIsh I could be more helpful.

Re: Philadelphia Wynkoops ( Henry )

FamilyResearcher5113 — 2008-12-22 22:02:31Z

Do you have any information on Frank & Mary Wynkoop? They had a daughter named Florence May Wynkoop. She married Frank Bernard Crane who was a fireman for the city of Philadelphia. Frank & Florence's daughter was Ruth Mable Crane(1920-1996). I can't find anything on the Wynkoops and would appreciate any help you can offer.

Paternal Granmother was Hazel Annas Wynkoop

DebbieDickson1962 — 2008-10-09 19:07:13Z

Hello my name is Debbie, my Paternal Granmother was
Hazel Annas Wynkoop
{August 20,1912 Tunnelton,PA / November 26,1987 East Palenstine,Ohio}
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She had a sister named
Ida Wynkoop-Alexander
{Mansfield,Ohio}
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She had my Father
Donald Clayton Wynkoop
on August 19,1933
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She then moved to Ohio from Chippewa,PA in the 1950's
She was married to
Donald Willard Long
They married on
October 16,1935
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Her Parent's were
Bennett Wynkoop
Grace M.Grove
___________________________________________________________
If anyone has any further info and would like to share I'd greatly appreciate it very much.
Thank You for all your help

Paternal Granmother Hazel Annas Wynkoop

DebbieDickson1962 — 2008-10-09 19:02:33Z

Edwin Henry & Rose Ellen (Brubaker) Wynkoop - PICTURE early 1900's

chrissyhorn_1 — 2008-08-26 04:33:10Z

I have a picture of the 5 daughters of Edwin & Rose. Edwin was born 15 Aug 1869 in Illinois and died 1964 in California. Rose was born 23 Nov 1877 in Indiana and died 10 Feb 1964 in Colorado. The names of their daughters were Hallie Myrtle, Sophie Marie, Minnie V., Edith M., and Ellenor J. I need help identifying which girl is which in the photo, as well as determining if another photo was wrongly labled with the name of a Brubaker cousin. Please e-mail me at hornchrissy@yahoo.com if you have knowledge of this family. Thank you.

SEARCH FOR MARY WYNKOOP BURNS

ponytail5262 — 2008-06-24 14:30:55Z

I am still trying to locate Mary Burns,formerly Mary Wynkoop.She resides in Louisville,Colorado,in a mobile home park located at 400 West South Boulder Rd-Lot # 88.I do have a phone number for that residence,but thus far have not received a call back.I am about 99.99% sure I have the right person.However,there is some confusion here.When I do a reverse number search,I get the names John and Mila Burns,without a street address showing.When I do a reverse address search,I get the name mary Burns at lot # 88,with no phone number showing.Does anyone know this family?-Mary's parents were the late Stratton and Nancy Wynkoop (Barstow).-Please help if you can.Thanks !!! - Bruce

Wynkopp, Milton from Pennsylvania

DWilliams9505 — 2008-05-19 15:02:34Z

Does any one have any information on any of these families?

1. John A. Sailer Sr. (b.1825-Prussia;d.15 Feb 1896-2844 Fairhill St,Philadelphia,Pa)
sp: Rachel Fredericka Sommers (b.Abt 1820-Württemberg,Germany;m.Abt 1850;d.15 Dec 1901-2840 N. Fairhill St.,P,Pa.)
2. Mary Frederica Sailer (b.Abt 1852-Philadelphia,Pa;d.14 Dec 1890)
sp: John A. Dotger Sr. (b.1852-Philadelphia,Pa)
3. John Dotger Jr. (b.1877-Philadelphia,Pa)
3. Henry Dotger (b.1880-Philadelphia,Pa)
3. Fredericka Dotger (b.18 Jan 1886-Philadelphia,Pa)
sp: Robert Carl Boger Sr. (c.23 Oct 1910-Philadelphia,Pa)
4. Robert Carl Boger Jr.
2. John A. Sailer Jr. (b.23 Jun 1854-Philadelphia,Pa;d.17 Oct 1919)
sp: Kate (b.1859-Pa)
3. Susan Sailer (b.Oct 1876-Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania)
3. Mattie Sailer (b.Feb 1881-Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania)
3. Rachael A. Sailer (b.Aug 1890-Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania)
3. John H. Sailer (b.Jun 1894-Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania)
3. Richart T. Sailer (b.Oct 1895-Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania)
3. Laura A. Sailer (b.Jun 1898-Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania)
2. Charles Sailer (b.13 Jun 1859-Philadelphia,Pa;d.16 Apr 1911-Philadelphia,Pa.)
sp: Louisa Lydia Jager (b.Sep 1863-Philadelphia,Pa.;m.14 Nov 1880;d.3 Apr 1901-2nd & Clarkson Ave.,Philadelphia,Pa)
3. Fredie Sailer (b.1881-Philadelphia,Philadelphia,Pennsylvania;d.17 Nov 1890-3510 Lawrence,Philadelphia,Pa)
3. Louisa K. Sailer (b.Aug 1882-Philadelphia,Pa.)
sp: Milton W. Wynkopp (b.Abt 1869;m.Abt 1903)
4. Milton Wynkopp (b.10 Aug 1905-Philadelphia,Pa.;d.Nov 1979)

Marie Bunch Wynkoop d. 1926 m. Charles Wynkoop

BJMcNamara2542 — 2008-05-17 11:54:24Z

am seeking information on Willis L. Bunch born c1868 Preble Co OH, d. 30 Aug 1951 at Duke Rest Home in Jamestown. He was married to Laura Stella Zeek who died in 1935. Obits list three children:

1. Charles Eugene Bunch who lived in Dayton in 1935
2. Marie Bunch m. Charles Wynkoop - Marie d. 1926
3. Esta Bunch m. ?? Hapner

My grandfather, John McNamara, was orphaned as a young child and raised by "Uncle Will and Aunt Laura" in the Eaton OH area. I do not know the surname of the couple who raised him. My grandfather left this home between 1893-1903, and is living in Cincinnati in 1906.

My grandfather said that Uncle Will was a wheat farmer, and they often traveled between Eaton OH and Richmond IN. He said Uncle Will lost a great deal of money in the "wheat bust" of the 1880s.

I have searched for over 40 years to locate and identify the "Uncle Will and Aunt Laura" in Preble Co OH who raised my grandfather.

As far as I know, my grandfather, John McNamara, was born in Lexington KY on 30 Apr 1884 (one record says he was born in 1874). His SS form said his parents were: Frank McNamara and Mary McCoy. I have not confirmed this with marriage or death records.

The family story is that his mother died when he was a baby and his father was killed on the courthouse steps -- no other details. Why was this chld taken from Lexington to Eaton? What relationship to him was Uncle Will and Aunt Laura?

If anyone can get in touch with these BUNCH descendants, please ask them to contact me directly at:
mart2542@aol.com

Re: Great Grandfather Marion V. Wynkoop

TERRILYNNWYNKOOP — 2008-03-25 15:39:44Z

richard
we must got diconnected yesertday.please keep in touch with me you are my only brother i got please email me at piehbk1@aim.com or piehbk2512@comcast.net ok i love you i hope i can see you ok

Re: Great Grandfather Marion V. Wynkoop

TERRILYNNWYNKOOP — 2008-03-24 14:37:40Z

hi richard;
how are you? by the way you are a uncle one girl and one boy please call me [609]641-9404 i need to tell and talk to you ok

Re: Great Grandfather Marion V. Wynkoop

richardwynkoop21 — 2008-03-20 20:26:19Z

hi terri how are u is dad still alive? by the way it is your brother richard

MARY WYNKOOP BURNS

ponytail5262 — 2007-12-20 15:23:06Z

There is a family by the last name of Burns living at $00 West South Boulder Rd. Louisville,Colorado.There is a John and Mila Burns listed as residing there.There is also a Mary B. Burns listed as residing there,per the website whitepages.com.Is this Mary Burns by any chance Mary Wynkoop,youngest of six siblings of the late Stratton Wynkoop and the late Nancy Wynkoop (Barstow)?-Is it possible that Mila and Mary Burns are one and the same person,for whatever reason(s) ??-i will continue searching for Mary Wynkoop Burns unti I have definitely made contact with her.PLEEEEEEEEEEEASE !!!let me know if you know anything about this particular Mary Wynkoop.thank you !!-Bruce Smith-Fishers,N.Y.

Re: Great Grandfather Marion V. Wynkoop

TERRILYNNWYNKOOP — 2007-10-15 18:36:27Z

my father was harry lee wynkoop and my aunt berince twigg are you little charles or big chareles

Re: Col. George C. Wynkoop - - Mystery Solved !!

clarkemg — 2007-08-25 02:18:35Z

Myster solved! Thanks to Christopher Wynkoop the identity of the persons in this photograph has been resolved. They are: Col. John Estill Wynkoop and his 2nd wife, Annie (Halberstadt) Wynkoop, circa 1863.

According to Chris Wynkoop's records, Col. John Estill Wykoop was a nephew of Col. George C. Wynkoop and for a time during the Civil War, served in the same cavalry unit with his uncle, that being: The 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry.

Thank You Chris Wynkoop for your knowledge and response.

Mike Clarke

Col. George C. Wynkoop

clarkemg — 2007-08-19 22:16:01Z

Recently I purchased a gorgeous Civil War era photo on ebay. The photo is a reprint of a wet glass slide and depicts a seated Union officer wearing tall leather boots and behind him standing is a woman; presumably his wife.

The ebay item title of the photo included the name "Wynkoop". I emailed the seller and asked who is or was "Wynkoop". To date, the seller has not replied so I did a little research and found out that there was indeed a Col. George C. Wynkoop, 7th Pennsylvania Cavalry during the Civil war.

Is anybody aware of this photo? I'm thinking this is a photo of none other than Col. G.C. Wynkoop and his wife, Mary Ann (Walker) Wynkoop. I haven't received the photo as of yet, but I can tell you the full size version is simply stunning! Small version of it is attached.

Thanks.... Mike, Muncy Valley, PA

Clyde Amendal Wynkoop 1874-1965 obituary

LKPDVM — 2007-04-14 12:07:16Z

Clyde Amendal Wynkoop
(unknown newspaper, unknown date. Found in "The Ancestors and Descendants of Johnannas Feuz and Margaret Gertsch Feuz" by F. Richard Imboden, p. 57)

Clyde Amendal Wynkoop passed away at the Madison County Memorial hospital on April 13, 1965 following a short illness. He was born near Cuba City in Clinton County, Ohio, on November 10, 1874 and was 90 years, 5 months and 3 days old at the time of his death. Clyde was one of eleven children born to Simeon and Mary Wynkoop.
He lived in Madison township and attended rural schools there. Following his marriage on February 25, 1903 to Orilla Sophia Feitz he farmed in Jackson township for a few years. They had one child, Lola Gayle, now Mrs. Gale Marston. The family moved to La Jara, Colorado for two years, then returned to Earlham. With the exception of a few years as a carpenter, Clyde spent the following years of his life farming in Penn township.
In early life he was a member of the Fairview Methodist church, later transferring his membership to the Earlham Presbyterian church.
After the death of his wife, he returned to Earlham spending the remainder of his life with his sisters Aileen, Louie and Grace Wynkoop. Following their death, he resided in the family home with his sister, Mrs. Blanche Wright.
The last years of his life were spent close to nature in gardening and taking care of the lawns at the home. One the last day before his illness, he cleared the walks of snow.
Clyde was preceded in death by his wife, Orilla Sophie Feitz, on November 14, 1947; his brothers Garry and Zene; and his sisters, Mrs. Anna Cook, Mrs. Birgie Hamilton, and Eva, Aileen, Louie, and Grace Wynkoop.
Surviving him are his daughter, Mrs. Gale Marston; his grandchildren, Barbara, Ted and Paul Marston; one great grandson, Grant Marston; two sisters, Mrs. Roy Price and Mrs. Blanche Wright, and many nieces and nephews.
Happy is the family
Whose members love quiet places…
Such a family shall be at one with nature,
And in tune with the universe,
And shall know that God lives,
Even when the seats of the mighty are shaken.
---L. Foster Wood
Behold what manner of love the Father hath bestowed upon us, that we should be called children of God, and such we are.
--- I John 3:1 AR

Services for Clyde Wynkoop, 90, were held at the Earlham Presbyterian church on Friday, April 16. Rev. Dean Redshaw was in charge of the service. Music was provided by Mrs. Fred Fry at the organ and Mrs. Earl Schalkle at the piano.
The church floral committee, Mrs. E. G. Tough, Mrs. Wilbur Beeson and Mrs. B. G. Harris cared for the flowers. Active casket bearers were Joe Lorimor, John Henkle, Al Gilbert, Franklin Junkin, Loyal Werts and Leonard Scar.
Honorary casket bearers were Fred Petersen, Bruce Garrett, Lester Patten, Earl Schalkle, Jim Guisinger and Mervyn McLennan.
Internment was in the Earlham cemetery.

Card of Thanks

Our sincere thanks to everyone who has shown their kindness in so many ways during the illness and death of my father, Clyde Wynkoop. To those who called at the hospital, the thoughtful deeds during his illness and death, the cards, flowers; food and expressions of sympathy are deeply appreciated. Thank you one and all.
* Mr. and Mrs. Gale Marston and Family

Re: Deaf Wynkoop

jmwfhs — 2007-02-20 15:56:03Z

In researching my Wells family in Ontario Co. NY I found married in Seneca, Mr. Tobias Wynkoop to Miss Eleanor WELLS, on 3 nov 1819 as listed in the Geneva Gazette and the same spelling for Eleanor WELLS where they are listed with one of my relatives Justin H. Wells who married Elizabeth Ann Clark in the town of Seneca 20 Sept 1826.I thought this might be of interest to researchers since I noted wife"s maiden name spelled differently.

Re: JOSEPH T. WYNKOOP,Leesburg,LoudounCo,VA 1857-1859

undertakernumberone — 2007-02-13 02:24:08Z

Dear Jean, It's been awhile since you last posted, but I wanted to inform you that Ernest L. Munday was my great great uncle was born in Virginia born 1877. Lulu Agnes Wynkoop and Ernest L. Munday married December 18, 1909 District Of Columbia. Samuel Edgar Munday was my Great Great Grandfather and Ernest L. Munday's father.There were 10 Children of Samuel Edgar Munday and Ann Marie Mattocks.They originated from Broar Run, Loudoun, Virginia I hope this helps you out. I to i'm searching ancestry of Munday and Wynkoop. If I can help further, or if you can help me ceciltcompton@earthlink.net

Wynkoop W. Dickey, son of John W. & Martha Dickey of Maryland, born in Pa.

chwynkoop — 2007-01-18 05:29:52Z

Hi,

I'm looking for information on Wynkoop W. Dickey, b. abt. 1840 in Pennsylvania but lived the rest of his life in Maryland, primarily the Baltimore area. His parents were John W. Dickey and his wife Martha, both of Pennsylvania. The information I have on the family from the 1860 Somerset County, Maryland census is as follows:

Page 111
Free Inhabitants in Tyaskin District, in the County of Somerset State
of Maryland, enumerated by me on the 26th day of June, 1860 Samuel Meaton(?) Ass't Marshal.
Post Office: Tyaskin

22 794 763 John W Dickey 55 M W Teacher 1000 200 Pennsylvania
23 Martha " 49 F W "
24 Winkoop W " 20 M W "
25 Anna E " 16 F W " Attended School
26 Thomas M " 14 M W " Attended School
27 Samuel " 12 M W Maryland Attended School

I'm hoping someone can tell me how this family is related to the Wynkoops of Pennsylvania, and what Martha's maiden name might be. (Actually any information you can give me would be a big help, as I really know very little about this family at all. They don't appear in any of the published Wynkoop genealogies.)

Keeping my fingers crossed.

All my best,

Chris Wynkoop
Wayne, Pa.

Fernandus VanSicler / Eleanor Wyncoop / Phoebe Fisher--mid 1700s

Eki75 — 2007-01-08 05:19:30Z

I am looking for information on either of the two wives of Fernandus VanSicler (VanSickler, Vansickle) [b. 11 May 1738 in NJ, d. 22 Aug 1818 North Fork, Loudoun Co., VA]

His first wife was Eleanor "Lenah" Wynkoop [b. Abt. 18 Jun 1741 Abington Twp., PA], daughter of Phillip Wynkoop and Margaret Conover [sic]. They had two children. What I am looking for is information regarding Elenor "Lenah" Wynkoop Vansicler's Death, which some claim is around 10 Jun 1771 in North Fork, Loudoun Co., Va. I'd love to find solid evidence of her death, as well as her burial location!

Also, I'd love to have any information about Fernandus Vansicler's second wife, Phoebe Fisher, with whom he had a child, Wyncoop Vansickle. I have been able to find almost no information regarding Phoebe. I believe she may have been a widow when she married Fernandus, but that is speculation on my part.

If you have any information that may be helpful regarding these two ladies, I'd love to see it! I have information on the decendants of Wyncoop Vansickle, and would be glad to share.

Thanks!

SEARCH

2006-11-29 19:58:42Z

I've been searchinfg for a family consisting of John,Mary,Owen,James,Lucy,and Sophia Burns in Louisville,Colorado.I've linked all but Mary to an address of 400 West South Boulder Rd.-Lot # 88-Louisville,Colorado-80027,as well as getting the phone number for that address.Mary's maiden name is Mary Wynkoop,youngest of six children of the late Stratton and Nancy Wynkoop (Barstow).When I enter the name Mary Burns and zip code 80027 I come up with a John and Mila Burns at the same address and number.-WHO IS THIS MILA BURNS ???-THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!