Samuel Maverick Van Wyck 1830–1861

Samuel Maverick Van Wyck, 1830–1861 (aged 30 years)

Name

Samuel Maverick Van Wyck

Name: Samuel Maverick /Van Wyck/

Gender Male

Events of close relatives
Birth	April 24, 1830 27 15 New York, NY
Marriage of parents	William Van Wyck — Lydia A. Maverick — View this family 1833 Pendleton, NC
Birth of a brother	Robert Anderson Van Wyck July 20, 1849 New York, NY
Death of a paternal grandmother	Zeruah Van Wyck May 22, 1851
Death of a paternal grandfather	Abraham Van Wyck January 30, 1852 West Neck, LI, NY
Death	1861 (aged 30 years) Marion, KY
Caste	Dr.

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Family with parents
father	Links Birth: January 21, 1803 35 31 — Huntington, LI, NY Marriage: 1833 — Pendleton, NC Death: June 30, 1867 — New York, NY Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Lydia A. Maverick Robert Anderson Van Wyck Samuel Maverick Van Wyck William Van Wyck 1803–1867 Birth: January 21, 1803 35 31 — Huntington, LI, NY Death: June 30, 1867 — New York, NY
mother	Links Birth: June 28, 1814 Marriage: 1833 — Pendleton, NC Death: September 25, 1885 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William Van Wyck Robert Anderson Van Wyck Samuel Maverick Van Wyck Lydia A. Maverick 1814–1885 Birth: June 28, 1814 Death: September 25, 1885
Marriage	Marriage — 1833 — Pendleton, NC
17 years younger brother	Links Birth: July 20, 1849 46 35 — New York, NY Death: November 14, 1918 — Paris, France Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Robert Anderson Van Wyck 1849–1918 Birth: July 20, 1849 46 35 — New York, NY Death: November 14, 1918 — Paris, France
-19 years himself	Links Birth: April 24, 1830 27 15 — New York, NY Death: 1861 — Marion, KY Caste: Dr. Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Samuel Maverick Van Wyck 1830–1861 Birth: April 24, 1830 27 15 — New York, NY Death: 1861 — Marion, KY

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Shared note	Confederate Post: He lived in Anderson, South Carolina during his formative years. He attended Yale and Amherst Colleges before attending medical school at the University of the City of New York where he graduated in 1860. He subsequently set up his medical practice in Huntsville, Alabama. Van Wyck’s military record shows that he served as a Regimental Surgeon in the Third Tennessee Cavalry, Provisional Army of the Confederate States (PACS) with Forest’s Cavalry Battalion as of October 28, 1861. Records show he was located at Hopkinsville, Kentucky in November 1861, right over the state line from Clarksville, Tennessee. Unfortunately, Van Wyck had hardly begun to serve in the War when he was cut down at only 26 years of age. He was murdered (the term used by fi rst-hand reports) by a local citizen while riding next to Lt. Col. (later celebrated General) Nathan Bedford Forrest through Marion, Kentucky. They were returning from a reconnaissance and foraging mission to the Ohio River on November 30 or December 1, 1861. (conflicting sources). NYT, November 14, 1897, Wednesday, Page 10, 918 words: William Van Wyck and his wife, Lydia Maverick, had four sons and two daughters. The eldest, Samuel, became a physician. At the outbreak of the civil war he was appointed Surgeon of Col. N.B. Forest's regiment of Confederate calvalry. He was killed

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Confederate Post:
He lived in Anderson, South Carolina during his formative years.
He attended Yale and Amherst Colleges before attending medical school
at the University of the City of New York where he graduated in 1860.
He subsequently set up his medical practice in Huntsville, Alabama.
Van Wyck’s military record shows that he served as a Regimental
Surgeon in the Third Tennessee Cavalry, Provisional Army of the Confederate
States (PACS) with Forest’s Cavalry Battalion as of October 28,
1861. Records show he was located at Hopkinsville, Kentucky in November
1861, right over the state line from Clarksville, Tennessee. Unfortunately,
Van Wyck had hardly begun to serve in the War when he was cut down
at only 26 years of age. He was murdered (the term used by fi rst-hand
reports) by a local citizen while riding next to Lt. Col. (later
celebrated General) Nathan Bedford Forrest through Marion, Kentucky.
They were returning from a reconnaissance and foraging mission to
the Ohio River on November 30 or December 1, 1861. (conflicting sources).

NYT, November 14, 1897, Wednesday, Page 10, 918 words: William Van
Wyck and his wife, Lydia Maverick, had four sons and two daughters.
The eldest, Samuel, became a physician. At the outbreak of the civil
war he was appointed Surgeon of Col. N.B. Forest's regiment of Confederate
calvalry. He was killed

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Family with parents
father Parents Abraham Van Wyck Zeruah Van Wyck	William Van Wyck 1803–1867
mother	Lydia A. Maverick 1814–1885
younger brother	Robert Anderson Van Wyck 1849–1918
himself	Samuel Maverick Van Wyck 1830–1861

Descendants

Samuel Maverick Van Wyck(1830–1861)