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| Birth: | 30 Jan 1792 in Hunterdon Co., NJ, US |
| Death: | 18 Apr 1878 in Morris Co., NJ, US |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Jacob Eich Jr. b. 18 May 1743 in Hunterdon Co., NJ, US |
| Mother: | Margaret Apgar b. 15 May 1761 in Cokesbury, Hunterdon Co., NJ, US |
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| Burial: Waterloo Methodist Church, Waterloo Village, NJ, US |
| Changed: 18 Sep 2003 12:36:09 |
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Individual:
Jacob Ike and Sara Ann Tiger had eleven children of which nine children lived to be adults
. They were John, Jacob, Isaac, Sally, Herbert, William, Sara, Margaret and George.
Jacob is buried in the Waterloo Methodist Cemetery, Byram Township, Sussex Co., New Jersey . He was 86 years 2 months and 10 days of age.
His wife Sarah A. Tyger, died May 3, 1869 at the age of 78 years, 1 month and 5 days. This i nformation was received from "The Genealogical Society of New Jersey" in a letter dated March 21, 1986.
Question: Is the proper spelling Tiger or Tyger?
Jacob Ike's father was one of 13 children. These Ikes were apparently peach growers from Ger mantown, NJ., now called Oldwick. The notes found indicated that Jacob Ike (Brother of John and George?) moved west from Pennsylvania. There is some indication that the younger Jacob married at least twice, perhaps three times. This information was received from Albert Ike in a letter dated January 8, 1990.
In the Commerative Biographical Record of Northeastern Pennsylvania by J.H. Beers & Co. date d 1900 on Herbert Eike it states: "Jacob Eike, our subjects father, was a native of Somerset County, N.J. where he grew to manhood and married Miss Sarah Tagger, a daughter of George Tagger. Her mother lived to the extreme old age of one hundred and ten years. After his marriage Mr. Eike engaged in farming in Morris County, N.J. rear the Warren County line., and there died at the age of eighty-four years. His political support was always given to the Whig party. The children born to himself and wife were as follows: Jacob, a retired farmer of Lanark, Ill., died in 1896; William, a laborer, died at Waterloo, N.J. in 1868; George, a tanner in early life and later a laborer, lived in Sussex County, N.J.. but died in Morris County; John is a farmer of Carroll County, Ill; Herbert, our subject, is the next of the family; Isaac, a laborer in a powder mill, resides in Morris County; Sarah died in infancy, and was buried in the Methodist Episcopal Church yard at Hackettstown, N.J.; Sarah (second) is the widow of Nathaniel Best, of Dover, N.J.; and Margaret, deceased, married George Money and lived in Morris County."
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