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Edward Wanshaer "Ned" Wynkoop was born on June 19, 1836, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the youngest of eight children. His father was John Wanshaer Wynkoop (1794-1837) and his mother was Angelina Catharine Estill (1803-1877). He was the great-grandson of Continental Congress member, Judge Henry Wynkoop. He had five sons and three daughters ...
Francis (Frank) W. Wynkoop (January 24, 1902 – September 2, 1978), was an American architect, known for designing school buildings in Pacific Grove and San Carlos. He also designed oceanfront homes in Carmel Point at the southern city limits of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California , including the noted Butterfly House on Scenic Drive.
In August 1868, Little Rock was interviewed at Fort Lyon by Indian agent Edward W. Wynkoop about raids by a large Cheyenne war party on white settlements along the Saline and Solomon in Kansas. Little Rock gave Wynkoop information about those responsible for the raids, which included members of several different Cheyenne bands including that of ...
In the fall of 1864, Major Edward Wynkoop received a letter from Black Kettle requesting a peace council and an exchange of prisoners, and Wynkoop succeeded in holding a conference with multiple Cheyenne and Arapaho chiefs, including Black Kettle and Left Hand, and securing the release of some prisoners who had been taken during earlier Dog ...
Feb. 3—Police identified a man who shot himself after being fired upon by officers Thursday afternoon in Northwest Albuquerque. Gilbert Gallegos, an Albuquerque Police Department spokesman, said ...
After Wynkoop's 1795 death, his wife, daughter and son-in-law ran the farm until 1818, when they sold it to the Lounsbery family, headed by the local blacksmith, who had previously lived in what is now Stone Ridge's library across the street. Lounsbery's descendants held on to it through several subdivisions of the land until 1988.
Wynkoop was born in Manasquan, New Jersey, Strickland in Huntington, New York. [1] [2] In 1938 Strickland, after graduating from high school, went to work at a beach club in Huntington. When his family understood he was gay, they subjected him to a male hormones cure to make him "normal". [3] From 1941 to 1945 he worked at Grunman Aircraft.
Eden’s statement comes days after Edward, 60, and Sophie, 59, were asked to lead royal duties for the first time on behalf of King Charles III as he undergoes treatment for cancer.