- John
Bancker Aycrigg (July 9, 1798 –
November 8, 1856) was an
American physician and
politician who
represented New
Jersey in the
United States House...
-
Aycrigg Mansion,
located in P****aic, P****aic County, New Jersey,
United States, was the home of John
Bancker Aycrigg. The
mansion was
built in 1848 and...
- place. The
easing out of
Aycrigg, who was
considered the
Orlando equivalent of
Walter Cronkite,
coincided with this decline;
Aycrigg continued to preside...
- were
killed in a mid-air
collision with
First Lieutenant William Aycrigg. Only
Aycrigg survived.: 92–93 The
deceased pilots were
replaced by
pilots from...
- from New Jersey's at-large
congressional district alongside John
Bancker Aycrigg,
William Halstead, John
Patterson Bryan Maxwell,
Joseph Fitz Randolph,...
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Maxwell (Whig) 50.55% ▌Y
Joseph F.
Randolph (Whig) 50.54% ▌Y John
Bancker Aycrigg (Whig) 50.52% ▌Y
Thomas J.
Yorke (Whig) 49.82% ▌Charles
Sitgraves (Democratic)...
- of, or
otherwise closely ****ociated with
Paramus include: John
Bancker Aycrigg (1798–1856),
member of the
United States Congress from New
Jersey Joe Benigno...
- (Democratic) 51.33% ▌Edmond L.
Wales (Whig) 48.67% New Jersey 2 John B.
Aycrigg Redistricted from the at-large
district Whig 1836 1838 (not seated) 1840...
- The
hospital grounds were
donated for the
purpose by
descendants of the
Aycrigg family. P****aic Beth
Israel Hospital,
often known as PBI, was the city's...
-
representatives were
elected statewide on a
general ticket. ▌At-large. John B.
Aycrigg (W) ▌At-large.
William Halstead (W) ▌At-large. John P. B.
Maxwell (W) ▌At-large...
