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References made to Rickerts/Pickerts/Pickerds in Mohawk Valley in the American Revolution:
Rickert-- Ludovich having a quota of 6 (pounds?) / 9 days , Petrus having a quota of 1 (pounds?)/ 6 days (Document 113 re: Work on Highroads, p. 174)
Pickert—Jacobus voted for Jno Frey as sheriff of Tryon County (document 112 re: election of sheriff, p. 172)
John and Conrad/Cunrod Pickert/Pickerd of Canajoharie were members of Tryon County Committee of Safety. Biographical sketches of them appear on p. 301.
Reference is made to property of Cunrad Pickert in Tryon County. Companies of militia “shall begin at Jacob Staring’s included, and take in all the inhabitants from 16 to 50 Years of Age on the North side of the highroad to Cunrad Pickert’s” p. 32
In light of the variability of spelling throughout these documents, the Rickert/Pickert/Pickerd may be the same family.
Source: Mohawk Valley in the American Revolution, by Penrose, Maryly, Liberty Bell Association, Franklin Park, NJ 1978.
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