Bimael Robins WICKHAM
- Born: 23 Feb 1792, Dutchess Co., NY 2
- Marriage (1): Mary "Bessie" BALIS on 11 Feb 1810 in NY 1
- Died: 28 Oct 1847, Lafayette, Otter Creek Twp, Linn Co., IA 3
- Buried: Lafayette Cem., Lafayette, Linn Co., IA 4
General Notes:
BIBLE OF BIMAEL ROBINS WICKHAM: "Bimael Robins" Wickham was born February the 23rd day AD 1792. "Bimael Robins" Wickham and Mary "Balis" was married on the 11th day of February AD 1810. "Bimael Robins" Wickham. Departed this life October the twenty-Eighth AD 1847 aged fifty five years, Eight months and five days.
US & INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGE RECORDS 1560-1900: in 1810 Mary Balis, b. 1794 in NY, married "Bimeal Robbins" Wickham b. 1792 NY.
OH TAX RECORDS, 1816-1830, Guernsey Co, Madison Twp: "Bemuel" R. Wickham, 1 house, $40 value; 1 cow, $8 value "Bemeal" R. Wickham, 2 houses, $80 value; 1 cow, $8 value "Bimial" R. Wickham, 2 house, $80 value; 1 cow, $8 value
1820 OH CENSUS, Guernsey Co, Madison Twp: "Bimul" Wickham - 4 m. under 10 1 m. 26-45 1 f. under 10 1 f. 26-45 1 in agriculture. (Warren Wickham was living in the same twp.)
1830 OH CENSUS, Guernsey Co, Madison Twp: "Bimell"(?) "Wikim"(?): 1 m. under 5 2 m. 10-15 2 m. 15-20 1 m. 30-40 2 f. under 5 2 f. 5-10 1 f. 15-20 1 f. 30-40 (Thomas "Belis" was listed on same census page.)
1840 OH CENSUS, Tuscarawas Co, Oxford Twp: "Bimalar"(?) Wickham: 1 m. 15-20 2 m. 20-30 1 m. 50-60 1 f. under 5 2 f. 5-10 2 f. 10-15 2 f. 15-20 1 f. 40-50 (Listed near Nathan R. Wickham and "Zeher"(?) Wickham on census.)
The family of Bimael Wickham moved to IA in the spring of 1847 and Bimael died in the fall of that same year.
GRAVESTONE RECORDS OF LINN CO, IA: Lafayette Cem, Lafayette town - "Bimael" R. Wickham, d. 28 Oct 1847 - 55 yrs, 10 mo, 5 days - on ss with Bessie "Bolis" Wickham who died 20 Sep 1880 - 86 yrs, 5 mo, 13 days. (Bimeal Wickham, broken stone, dates missing, is on next grave south of above stone - probably older stone - had been replaced. A piece of a broken stone next to this Bimeal, looks as if it marks a grave - no name.)
LETTER FROM MABEL JAMES MORGAN (Mrs. Ernest R.), Omaha, NE to MISS OLIVE WICKHAM of Steamboat Rock, IA, Jan 26, 1939: "Have recently been corresponding with E. C. Wickham of Steamboat Rock Ia. and upon his suggestion I am writing you to inquire if you would please give me some information about the Wickham line. I am making an effort to trace my line, and seems heretofore there has been no research and public reference material is very scarce, we will just have to depend upon family records and war records do not furnish the connecting links that are required and the proof is too necessary for D.A. R. membership. However, if I can get it worked out and accepted, then there will be a permanent record before the newer generation remove the scarce records to the background. I have an old letter written by my greatgrandfather Nathan Robin Wickham (son of Bimeal Robin Wickham) in 1894 - 5 years before his death - which states that 'William Wickham who lived at Zanesville Ohio was an own Uncle of Father's (ie Uncle Bimeal) and that William's son 'Asel' lived in Iowa upon the Iowa River in Hardin Co. so thro inquiry at Des Moines Historical Society and census Dept. I am trying to get in touch with the descendants of 'William of Zanesville' and 'Asels' line to see if you could help me to know more about William's Brothers and sisters, also who his Father was. This is how my line runs, would you know if your ancestor William W. of Zanesville was brother of Reuben and who his 'Reuben's' father was. 1. Mabel James Morgan 2. my mother - Sarah M. Wickham 3. my grandfather - Nathan Albert Wickham 4. my gt. gdfather - Nathan Robins Wickham (who wrote historical letter) 5. Bimeal Robins Wickham, B. NY 1792 to Ohio 1817 - Winchester, Guernsey Co D. 1847 Linn Co, Ia m. Mary Balis B. 1794 NY D. 1880 Iowa 6. Reuben NY - no dates - no marriage info His gdfather - no names or dates - native NY moved Ohio in early day Rev Soldier 1812 Large family - no dates Bimeal R. had 4 brothers that I know of - Eber-William-Philander-Orison wonder if there were others- The way the old letter reads that your ancestor 'William of Zanesville' must be brother of 'Reuben'? Have you ever heard of Mary Balis who married Bimeal (I have her full obituary-was the mother of Susanna Wickham?) Greatgrandfather also states that 'Old Uncle Benjamin John and several others that I can't call to mind. They lived on Duck Creek or its waters. I dont remember greatgrandpas name (ie Rev Soldier) but they all spring from New York Wickham - (Dont know what connection these old Wickhams had) -Would this seem in the least familiar, want something on Reuben or his brothers and sisters also his father and mother. - Would you please respond-thanks in advance-signed Mabel James Morgan-Mrs Ernest R - 5424 Hickory St Omaha Neb Did some research last summer at Cedar Rapids. are you a sister of Ernie C. Wickham or what connection. (transcribed as typed/written)
Bimael married Mary "Bessie" BALIS, daughter of Thomas W. BALIS Sr. and Susannah Jane WICKHAM, on 11 Feb 1810 in NY.1 (Mary "Bessie" BALIS was born on 7 Apr 1794 in Dutchess Co, NY,1 died on 20 Sep 1880 in Lafayette, Otter Creek Twp, Linn Co., IA 3 and was buried in Lafayette Cem., Layfette, Linn Co., IA 4.)
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