Conrad Wickizer

Birth1740 - Möckmühl, Heilbronn, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Death17 Jun 1802 - Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherAnna Susannah Yourk

FatherJohann Andreas Wickizer (Weckesser/Wacaster/Wacaser)

Born in Möckmühl, Heilbronn, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany on 1740 to Johann Andreas Wickizer (Weckesser/Wacaster/Wacaser) and Anna Susannah Yourk. Conrad Wickizer married Rosina Neher (Wickizer) and had 13 children. He passed away on 17 Jun 1802 in Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

Johann Andreas Wickizer (Weckesser/wacaster/wacaser)
1725 - 1760

Anna Susannah Yourk
1729 - 1809

Spouse(s)

Rosina Neher (Wickizer)
1742 - 1812

Children Show all

Andrew Wickizer
1769 - 1844

Conrad I. Wickizer
1775 - 1842

Anna Margretha Wickizer
1767 - 1770

Isaac Wickizer
1782 - 1823

Abraham () Wickeiser
1779 - 1859

Jacob Wickizer
1784 - 1868

John D. Wickizer
1773 - 1850

Margaret Wickizer
1777 - 1847

Rosina Wickizer
1771 - 1790

Sarah Wickizer
1788 - 1863

Lydia Wickizer
1767 - 1767

Janey Wickizer
1790 - Unknown

John Wickizer
1799 - 1842

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