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View Tree for George J. HuyckGeorge J. Huyck (b. Sep 07, 1840, d. date unknown)

George J. Huyck (son of Peter Huyck Jr. and Esther Seeley) was born Sep 07, 1840 in Tompkins, NY, and died date unknown. He married Ann E. Travis on Nov 27, 1872, daughter of Travis.

 Includes NotesNotes for George J. Huyck:
GEORGE J. HUYCK, a thriving farmer of Deposit, was born in Tompkins, N.Y., September 7, 1840, son of Peter Huyck, Jr., who was born in the same town, March 26, 1810, he being the son of Peter Huyck, a native of Schoharie County.

George J. Huyck received his education at the district schools, helping his father with the farm work at odd times, and had just become of age, in 1862, when the war broke out. He enlisted in the One Hundred and Forty-fourth Regiment, New York Volunteers, served three years; and at James Island, in front of Charleston, on February 17, 1865, was shot by two minie balls, which struck both legs. After lying in the hospital at Beaufort, S.C., he returned to the regiment, and was granted a furlough of thirty days. He reported for duty at the end of that time, and was mustered out in July of the same year. After remaining at home about two years, he went to Ricevil!e, Mitchell County, Ia., where he engaged in farming and stock-raising. He remained there three years, then sold out, returned East, and bought the homestead, where he engaged in farming, dairying, and lumbering to a certain extent. In 1892 Mr. Huyck sold that place, and went to the DeMoney farm, where he remained but a short time, as in 1894 he bought the Whitaker estate, one of the best and oldest in the country. On November 27, 1872, George J. Huyck married Ann E. Travis, of Hale's Eddy, a descendant of the old Whitaker family, the original owners of his estate, and a sister of Squire Travis, of Hale's Eddy, town of Deposit. Mr. and Mrs. Huyck have three children -- William Jan, Rutherford Squire, and Celia Ann. Mr. Huyck is a member of the Presbyterian church, and his wife a member of the Baptist church of Tompkins. He was a charter member of Hathaway Post, Grand Army of the Republic, Deposit, and is honored and respected as a patriotic and useful citizen.

(The Leading Citizens of Delaware County, NY. 13th Section. Delaware County, Rootsweb website).

More About George J. Huyck and Ann E. Travis:
Marriage: Nov 27, 1872

Children of George J. Huyck and Ann E. Travis are:
  1. William Jan Huyck, d. date unknown.
  2. Rutherford Squire Huyck, d. date unknown.
  3. Celia Ann Huyck, d. date unknown.
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