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William H. Wickham

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Early in his career, he worked for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and was a volunteer fireman. Wickham joined Mutual Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 in 1850 and served as foreman. In 1854, he organized the Baxter Hook and Ladder Company No. 15. He was elected Secretary of the New York Fire
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Wickham declined to be re-nominated in 1876. He served on the Board of Education for several years and was a member of the Committee of One Hundred for New York's Columbian celebration.
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In 1874, Wickham was nominated by the Democrats to be Mayor of New York, with the support of a temporarily reformed Tammany Hall. He easily defeated
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After the death of his sister, he adopted her three grown children, one son and two daughters, as his own, and they all lived together at his home.
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to be the City of New York's legal counsel to combat political fraud. Wickham also conducted fundraising for the pedestal of the
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during his trial for treason. It was Burr who transformed Tammany into a political machine for the election of 1800.
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He was married to Louise Shepard Floyd (1836–1899), the daughter of Jesse Woodhull Floyd (1787–1849) and Miami (
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on Long Island, but was raised in New York. He was the son of Daniel H. and Ruth Wickham, who lived at 71 West
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Department in 1858, Vice President in 1859, and President from 1860 until 1861.
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Shepard) Floyd (1795–1880). Together, they were the parents of a daughter:
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Louise Floyd Wickham (1858–1933), who did not marry and who attended
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In the early 1870s, Wickham became an anti-Ring Democrat opposed to
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and an anti-Ring Democrat who helped to topple corrupt politician
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Wickham served as Chairman of the 217: 13: 14: 1202: 1191:19th-century American politicians 672:from inception to consolidation ( 1149: 263: 21:William Wickham (disambiguation) 16:American politician (1832–1893) 1: 314: 181: 7: 197:He was a distant cousin of 10: 1207: 1186:New York (state) Democrats 126:January 13, 1893 (aged 60) 18: 1147: 681: 627: 618: 610: 605: 472:"Honors to Mayor Wickham" 302: 291:He died at his home, 338 208: 161: 153: 145: 135: 122: 105: 100: 96: 84: 70: 59: 51: 47: 35: 28: 311:is named after Wickham. 1181:Mayors of New York City 670:Mayors of New York City 282:Farmington, Connecticut 621:Mayor of New York City 54:Mayor of New York City 232:Apollo Hall Democracy 333:"William H. Wickham" 278:Miss Porter's School 236:Committee of Seventy 186:Wickham was born in 168:William Hull Wickham 110:William Hull Wickham 444:"Wickham and Kelly" 368:. 15 September 1874 201:, the attorney for 116:Smithtown, New York 614:Samuel B. H. Vance 606:Political offices 588:. 28 November 1933 585:The New York Times 560:. 27 November 1933 557:The New York Times 508:. January 21, 1899 505:The New York Times 477:The New York Times 449:The New York Times 421:The New York Times 393:The New York Times 365:The New York Times 341:. January 14, 1893 251:William C. Whitney 243:Oswald Ottendorfer 77:Samuel B. H. Vance 30:William H. Wickham 1158: 1157: 637: 636: 628:Succeeded by 396:. January 5, 1875 255:Statue of Liberty 165: 164: 1198: 1153: 846:J. Van Cortlandt 831:J. Van Cortlandt 766:S. Van Cortlandt 731:S. 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William Wickham (disambiguation)

Mayor of New York City
Samuel B. H. Vance
Smith Ely Jr.
Smithtown, New York
New York City
Democratic
New York City
Boss Tweed
Smithtown
11th Street
John Wickham
Aaron Burr
Boss Tweed
Tammany Hall
Apollo Hall Democracy
Committee of Seventy
Oswald Ottendorfer
Salem Howe Wales
William C. Whitney
Statue of Liberty
née
Miss Porter's School
Farmington, Connecticut
Lexington Avenue
Bright's Disease
North Bronx

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