Includes: Small slip, dated 1785, certifying an Oath of Allegiance taken by Wm. Wickoff in 1777. Signed by Robt. Fleming * Claims for pensions earned for service as Privates in the War of the Revolution for both William Wickoff and his brother Cornelius Wickoff. Claims dated 1833 * Three partially printed deeds for purchase of lands in New York by William Wickoff. Deeds dated 1795, 1819, and 1827 (1827 deed split along folds) * Manuscript indenture dated 1805 placing James Wickoff (son of William) in apprenticeship with blacksmith Moses Hall * A heart-wrenching letter from the Son in Law of William Wickoff informing him of the death of his daughter in childbirth. Letter dated 1838 * Manuscript Last Will and Testament of William Wickoff dated 1822 with Codicil dated 1827.