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The life of Edward Wick
Biography
Edward Wick was born in 1736 and died in 1809 in the family chronology. He was married to Phebe [surname unknown] Wick and was the father of John Wicks.
According to a retrospective family history, Edward moved from Long Island, New York, to North Guilford, the inland northern part of Guilford in southern Connecticut, during the Revolutionary War.
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Children with Phebe [surname unknown] Wick
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Probable final locality — North Guilford, Guilford, Connecticut.
North Guilford, Guilford, Connecticut
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Probable origin and earlier household — Long Island, New York.
Long Island, New York
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Household relocation — North Guilford, Guilford, Connecticut.
North Guilford, Guilford, Connecticut
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Other names
Edward Wick (1736–1809)
Notes & sources
Family records
- Canonical PROD, revision 116
- Retained family research and archival source findings
- Records of the Town of East-Hampton, volume V (1905)
- Howell, The Early History of Southampton (1887), Wick family
- Mather, The Refugees of 1776 from Long Island to Connecticut (1913)