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 Johann Nicholas IckesBorn 1714 at Upper Saxony,, , Germany, died 11 Jul 1765 at Limerick, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States, age 50 or 51 years, buried at New Hanover Lutheran Church Cemetery, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States "Descendants if Widow Ickes", Nancy Klinger Hawtrey in 'The Perry Historian Newsletter: 16 Sep 1738 immigrated from Germany. 1745 Purchased land in Montgomery Co, PA (Limerick Twp). He was deacon at the Hanover Lutheran church, and is buried at the cemetery there. @S28@ Shared records at Ancestry.com are all over the place on this guy. Many have him listed as John Nicholas Ickes, born in Schoharie, NY. However, none of these have a source other than someone else’s gedcom file. They also vary on Johann/John’s parents. Some say he is the child of John (Johann) Christian Ickes and Margaret. Other’s list him as the child of the “widow” Ickes... father unknown. I have no idea.
Married/ Related to:  Anna Marie Clara KleinBorn 02 Sep 1715 at St Johnsville,, New York, United States Settlement in what was known as Palatine District, buried at New Hanover Lutheran Church Cemetery, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States
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Michael IckesBorn 1741 at Limerick, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States, died 16 May 1778 at Pottstown, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States in the, age 36 or 37 years, buried at New Hanover Churchyard,, Pennsylvania, United States Died by drowning in the in the Schuylkill River. @S27@ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 114, page 68 (See DAR ID: 113198): Michael Ickes in 1777 was assessed for 150 acres of land, two horses and three cows. He was born, about 1741, in Montgomery County, Pa.; was drowned in the Schuylkill River, 1778. Evidence of service has since come in to question. DAR: A059819 | |||