Barnick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Julius Barnick

ConnieMazerov — 2012-04-17 02:38:42Z

Hi Marilyn,
This is your cousin Connie and I do have Julius's obit and will send it to you. I am not sure if I have it on a PDF or not. I also have his papers that he filed before WWI indicating he did not support Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. I also have a copy of all of the census, his death certificate and various other papers, including his ship arrival information. I can't remember where you live, I am thinking WA, but I am going to be in Jud on the 4th of July and will copy everything and bring it with me. If you are not going to be there let me know what your address is and I will copy and mail them.

Connie Hicks Mazerov (daughter of Laura Barnick)

Re: Julius Barnick

mwaddington53 — 2012-04-17 02:20:31Z

Julius Barnick is my great great grandfather. Alice, daughter of Wm is my grandmother. Is it possible to copy his obituary here?

BARNICK Charles E - Vietnam Wall section 17W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-21 13:00:38Z

BARNICK Charles E - Vietnam Wall section 17W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,140 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: John C. Barnick

Jbarnick1 — 2009-09-22 03:19:10Z

My father's name is Gary Miles Barnick, as mine is Jacob Miles Barnick, and my brother is Joshua Michael Barnick. My father had a brother named Michael Barnick. This mean anything?

Re: Julius Barnick

MBROHLA — 2009-06-16 19:48:13Z

My name is Bob Rohla, my great-grandfather was Julius Barnick. My grandfather Herman Barnick was his son. My mom Lavern Barnick Rohla died recently, and I have run across an obituary for Julius Barnick. It states that Julius and Othelia were married in 1876 and had eight children. Emma (Dix), Ed, Fred, Pauline (Tessmer), Herman, Tenna (Bierley), Bill and Louie. It also says that Julius and Othelia homesteaded in Lester Prairie for 15 years before moving to Buffalo Lake, MN and then to Jud ND in 1906.

Re: Julius Barnick

ConnieMazerov — 2009-03-14 03:51:11Z

Hi Don, this was one of our last communications. Since I sent this message to you we have made some serious inroads into our mysterious Julius. We finally found out that he came to the US with his mother and step father. The immigration records were in his step father's name, so that is why we could never locate his family. He did come to the US with his mother and a sister, Wilhelmine who also went by the Barnick name. If your cousin would like to hear more please let me know.

Connie

Hi Don,

Thanks for the information on Kaiser and Monica. Kaiser was my mother's brother. Monica was a wonderful woman. They lived in Nortonville when I was a child and I use to see them quite alot. Kaiser took over my grandma's store in Nortonville when she was in her 70's. Monica and Kaiser had three children that lived. Judy, who was a few years younger than I am died about 5 or 6 years ago. Bill is still living I am not sure about the youngest Betsy.

I have another connection to the Crist family. Monica's brother Vincent Crist married my cousin Dolores Johnson(who was the oldest daughter of Alice Barnick (Kaiser's sister). Dolores and Vince Christ had about 4 kids I think. Vicky, Diane and then a couple of boys I believe. They divorced many years ago but Dolores is still living in Jamestown, ND and I just saw her last year when I was there for the Barnick reunion which we have every couple of years in Jud. Out of a family of 8 children, William Julius Barnick and Orianna Miracle Barnick have 2 children who are still living - my aunt Ilene Wolff (Jud) and aunt Ethel Hanson (Devils Lake).

I am somewhat stumped on the father of William Julius Barnick (who was my grandfather). His name was Julius and he was born in Germany or Prussia - Mitschow is where his letter of Intention says. Of course, it does not exist anymore and he was not literate, so I am not sure if the name is spelled correctly. I have never been able to find out who his parents were.

If you need any information on the Barnicks and the names, dates and places of birth of any of Monica's or Vincent's children I will be happy to send you the information. I am in the middle of a move right now so do not have access to my genealogy at this time as I am changing internet providers too.

Connie

Re: Barnick family in Michigan

JodieBarnick — 2008-07-29 21:42:22Z

Tracey,
I would love to talk to you about the Barnick Family here in Michigan. I myself am a Barnick. I have started some Geneology "work" on my grandfather and grandmother, but have not done much with it for about a year and a half or so. It seemed as if I ran into road blocks if you will. :)

Barnick family in Michigan

ssadiegurl1 — 2008-02-22 01:07:08Z

My dad was from Dearborn and we lived in Grand Rapids area after he retired from the air force. I've never looked into geneology, but find this fascinating. Let me know if you would like to talk. Tracey

Re: Julius Barnick

kinneydonald — 2007-08-08 22:31:29Z

Hi Connie,

Thanks for the great response. I didn't realize yuo lived amongst the ancestors! Great information and thank you.

Just as a note, my dad (Kinney/Grand Rapids/16 children) and my mom (Reader/Grandview/16) and I (baby Donald/Berlin/3) left North Dakota in 1946 and settled in
Washington State. The Kinney farm closed down in 1964, Readers in 1938, so not many there from our family.

Monica's mom Edna was the only one I never met, but so it goes. Most of both families live in Washington, a few in Alaska, but you get the idea: they didn't like farning alot.

So when you here from me, I'm looking at the census and the obits and family pictures, etc., but I probably wasn't around when it happened. Most of my 101 1st-cousins are doing well or not, depending.

Wish I could help you with Julius, but don't know where to
start.

Thanks, and keep me in mind. I may have info on a relative your looing for.

Don

Re: Julius Barnick

ConnieMazerov — 2007-08-07 18:04:47Z

Hi Don,

Thanks for the information on Kaiser and Monica. Kaiser was my mother's brother. Monica was a wonderful woman. They lived in Nortonville when I was a child and I use to see them quite alot. Kaiser took over my grandma's store in Nortonville when she was in her 70's. Monica and Kaiser had three children that lived. Judy, who was a few years younger than I am died about 5 or 6 years ago. Bill is still living I am not sure about the youngest Betsy.

I have another connection to the Crist family. Monica's brother Vincent Crist married my cousin Dolores Johnson(who was the oldest daughter of Alice Barnick (Kaiser's sister). Dolores and Vince Christ had about 4 kids I think. Vicky, Diane and then a couple of boys I believe. They divorced many years ago but Dolores is still living in Jamestown, ND and I just saw her last year when I was there for the Barnick reunion which we have every couple of years in Jud. Out of a family of 8 children, William Julius Barnick and Orianna Miracle Barnick have 2 children who are still living - my aunt Ilene Wolff (Jud) and aunt Ethel Hanson (Devils Lake).

I am somewhat stumped on the father of William Julius Barnick (who was my grandfather). His name was Julius and he was born in Germany or Prussia - Mitschow is where his letter of Intention says. Of course, it does not exist anymore and he was not literate, so I am not sure if the name is spelled correctly. I have never been able to find out who his parents were.

If you need any information on the Barnicks and the names, dates and places of birth of any of Monica's or Vincent's children I will be happy to send you the information. I am in the middle of a move right now so do not have access to my genealogy at this time as I am changing internet providers too.

Connie

Re: Julius Barnick

kinneydonald — 2007-08-06 23:07:02Z

Ooooops! missed a picture.

Don

Re: Julius Barnick

kinneydonald — 2007-08-06 23:05:12Z

Ooooops! missed a picture.

Don

Re: Julius Barnick

kinneydonald — 2007-08-06 23:02:12Z

I noticed that the Julius Barnick family is extensively
documented in ancestry.com under ONEWORLD headings. I assume you are a contributer, so will add only the few items I have:
1)Loyd(Kaiser) Herbert Barnick, b. Feb 11, 1917 d. 6 Mar 1990, son of William Julius Barnick b. 20 Sep 1887 d 14 Apr 1944, married Monica Elaine Crist, b. Jul 21, 1917, d 13 Oct 1983. Have no birth locations but death location is
Jamestown, ND in both cases. 5 Children (1 boy)living. Monica is my first cousin, but never met.
2. attached not-so-good picture Identified as Monica and Loyd.
3. Several items from the "Standard Atlas of La Moure County, North Dakota" published in 1913. On ancestry.com
under "Search>Directories and Member lists>U.S.county land ownership atlases>c1864-1918.north dakota>lamoure 1913"
4. Draft card for William Julius Barnick.
If I find anything else, will let you know. Of course, will
answer any questions on above you may have.

Don Kinney

Re: Julius Barnick

ConnieMazerov — 2007-08-02 04:26:16Z

I would love to have any information you have on the Barnick family.

Connie

Re: Julius Barnick

kinneydonald — 2007-08-01 17:46:25Z

Connie,

My first cousin married a Barnick from your family in Lamoure county, nd. Will be glad to dig out info if your still interested. Lemee know.

Don

Julius Barnick

2006-09-24 19:09:40Z

My great grandfather was Julius Barnick who was born in Germany on Oct 10, 1854 and died in Glenco, McLeod Co., MN Feb 3, 1932. He and his wife Othelia Krenz were married in MN but lived most of their married life in North Dakota. Othelia died in 1915 and he returned to MN where he married Augusta Putfaul in 1916 and Christona Letzsio in 1922. I have a copy of his Letter of Intent which he filed prior to World War I indicated he had no loyalty to Emperor Wilhelm which indicates he was born in Mitschow, Germany and arrived in 1861 from Bremen. Does anyone know where Mitschow, Germany is located?

Karl Barnick

2006-08-08 13:08:36Z

I'm looking for any information on Karl Barnick born Nov. 17, 1868 in Garzau, Oberbarnium, Germany. He married Emilie Lanske on April 16, 1893. Their kids were Anna, Emilie, Berta, Otto and Karl. Any information would be appreciated. Thanks.

Barnick surname

MGerbigSiferd — 2006-06-14 16:17:37Z

I have an Ernestine Barnick (b. 27 Oct 1827 in Germany, d. 3 Sep 1910 in Town of Milford, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin). She married August F. Schmidt (b. 1 May 1825 in Gottpin, Preusen, Brandenberg, d. 1 Dec 1890 in Town of Milford, Jefferson Co., WI), date place of marriage unknown.
One of their daughters, Auguste Schmidt, married Theodore Gerbig on 8 Jan 1883 in Milford, WI. They are my great grandparents. Later, they moved to Waupaca or Shawano County, WI near Marion. This is where my grandfather and father were born.
Last weekend I was in Marion noticed several prominent buildings with "Barnick" written on them. One was Barnick Builders, the other was on a barn had Barnick Sons in large print. I have not had an opportunity to discuss the Barnick ancestry with any of the Barnicks in Marion, WI, but hope to very soon.
Please let me know if you think there are connections with the Barnicks in any of these locations. Thanks. I have very limited information--just what I have indicated here. Marie

Re: The Bea KRIER's files

hbh180 — 2005-06-07 09:54:21Z

Hi!

I am a Barnich/Barnish/Bernique Genealogy family researcher from Marche,
Belgium.

Could you help me trying to connect all the Barnich/Barnish/Bernique from
all the world?

I am for the moment trying to mop the US members (or descendants) of this
family whose

origins are in the Grand-Duchy/Belgian border region.

To help me, I would like first to go from you to your immigrant ancestors.

So, if you can send me the ties between you and these ancestors, I will
connect them with

the people who left Europe to settle in America

It's also known A few of them stopped in the UK

My Postal address is:

Hubert BARNICH

Rue Victor LIBERT, 25

B-6900 MArche-en-Famenne

Belgium

Phone : +32 485 359 482

My email is Hubert.barnich@marche.be

June 7th, 2005

I am specially looking to get in touch with STeve BARNISH, a chimist at
Chemicals Lime in Texas

Re: The Bea KRIER's files

hbh180 — 2005-06-07 09:53:49Z

beg you pardon, but my new email is Hubert.Barnich@marche.be

The skynet'one will soon be obsolete

Hubert Barnich

Re: GLASENER -GLAESENER

bobarens58 — 2005-04-12 11:51:34Z

Linda,
Do you have anything more on these two GLAESENER of Luxembourg?

GLAESENER, Elisabeth born;1805 died; February 28, 1866 married to; HENDEL, Nicolas
GLAESENER, Margaretha born; February 15, 1779 died; March 14, 1804 married to; SONTAG, Michel
Bob Arens
lavaeandbob@cs.com
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/r/e/Bob--Arens/

EDWARD BARNICK Picture in 1942 Boswell,Pa Yearbook

2005-02-09 19:45:39Z

a 9th Grader in 1942 Pennsylvania Yearbook

Julius Barnick - MN

CMazerov — 2004-05-23 16:14:26Z

I am looking for information on the family of Julius Barnick. Julius was born in 1854 in Westprice, Germany. I understand it is near Berlin. I have no information on his immigration to the US but he married Othelia Caroline Krenz in 1876 at the Redeemer Lutheran Church in Henderson, MN. Othelia died in 1915 and he remarried Augusta Putfaul in 1916 who died in 1922 and remarried Christona Letzsio in 1922. Julius died in 1933 in Glenco, MN but was buried in Jud, ND. His children were Emma 1877, Edward 1878, Frederick 1881, Pauline 1882, Frank 1884, Ernestine 1885, William Julius 1887 (my grandfather) and Ludwig Theodore 1890 all of who were born in Lester Prairie, MN. Would appreciate hearing from anyone who has any information on Julius.

Connie

Trying to find family in Luxembourg

donna839_1 — 2004-02-29 18:45:17Z

Edward Barnick/Birth Certificate Eduard Barnich was born in Erpeldinger, Lux. 11/26/1879/ His father Robert Barnich/Mother Marie Esch/Trying to get any info possible on R Barnich or M Esch.Edward lived in Illinois and had two older brothers,Anton and Frank. Any info on any of above would be appreciated.

Re: The Barnish versus Barnich

2002-05-28 09:35:01Z

I would like to know more about the descendants of the BARNICH/BARNISH who came in the USA freom the Arlon Region in Belgium.

HUbert

Adolf BARNICK .........

lies1 — 2002-02-02 20:00:02Z

I have a copy of the SS. SUVIA ship passenger list which shows ADOLF BARNICK and family leaving HAMBURG,GERMANY, 24 JUL 1892 and arriving at ELLIS ISLAND, NY, 02 Aug 1892. Destination....PERHAM, MINN. The BARNICKS were relatives of the LIESKE family. Both settled in PERHAM in the latter part of 1892.
I hope this info may be of help to someone.

Albert C. Lieske
lies@haaga.com

Barnick from Pomerania or Mecklenburg

dave_halm — 2001-06-27 10:53:12Z

My gr-grandfather was Carl Barnick, b. abt 1834. His wife was Johanna or Anna Pauleask, b. abt 1832 (can't find this surname on any search engine). From obituaries and US census records I have learned they came to Saginaw, Michigan in 1872. I would like to find where they came form in Germany plus any more ancestors and extended family. Their children were Wilhelmina, Augusta, Lena, Mary, August, Christian, and Frank. Carl was brick mason in 1880 Saginaw. Have no record of where or when he and Anna died.

Barnick Family

dave_halm — 2001-06-27 10:53:12Z

Hi Michael. Contact me at davehalm@netins.net and tell me your father, grandfather, gr-grandfather that you know along with their birthdate and place if you know this. I'll see if you fit into my family somehow.

John C. Barnick

dave_halm — 2001-06-27 10:53:12Z

I have a John C. Barnick, born January 1899 in Detroit, Michigan. His father however was Christian Barnick from Pomerania, Germany and then Saginaw, MI. John C. had a son Johnny. John C. was one of 11 children. Christian is my gr-grandmothers brother.
I have no James R. Barnick from PA. in my files. Does the Jan. 1899 birtdate match for your dad? Feel free to EMAIL me at davehalm@netins.net

William Barnick

2001-02-03 15:08:16Z

William (b.5/18/1831 ,,Germany; d.7/18/1919 in Allegany,Catt.,NY) Married Magdalena (Lena)Waters/Warters(date?)who was first married to Ernest Dinter. William & Lena and had 7 children. Any info about identifying William's birthplace and entry into US as well as info re: his father,Fredrik,also born in Germany, would be appreciated.

Barnick Family

2000-06-20 07:20:09Z

My father is John Charles Barnick from Dearborn, Michigan.
My Grand father was James R Barnick from
Pennsylvania.
That's all I know.

Thanks
Michael

Same Last Name

2000-06-19 06:37:13Z

I know that my fathers great grandparents were from somewhere in Germany.

I want to do a family tree however I do not know where to start.

barnich in WI

2000-05-10 04:04:38Z

Email: hbh.wallonia@skynet.be

Please contact me on my email
Info regarding the German BARNICk, from Stettin Region on the Oder River
I am in Belgium

Hubert

Barnich in Wisconsin

2000-05-10 04:02:16Z

email to hbh.wallonia@skynet.be

Mrs Glenn Barnich-Arend lives now in Neenah/WI
I have lots of information about these Barnich, before and after they moved to the US

Hubert

Barnick or Barnich family in Wisconsin

2000-03-09 10:13:57Z

Hi,

I am a descendant of Ernestine(a), nee Barnick, and August F. (maybe C. August) Schmidt. They settled in Town of Milford, Jefferson Co., WI. Records show that husband was born in Gottpin, Preussen, Brandenburg Province, Germany. I don't know where in Germany the couple married. They are buried on Hwy A in Village of Grelton, Jefferson Co., WI.

There is more information posted elsewhere on the Barnick message board site.

My email address is: mgsiferd@hotmail.com

Please let me know if you have anything that may connect your Barnick family with mine. Thanks.

Barnick / Barnich surname in Wisconsin, USA

2000-03-09 10:06:20Z

Hi,

I have visited your website and find it very interesting and extensive. I have not found much about my Barnick ancestors, so you may have given me some good leads to follow.

I live in Monona, Wisconsin near Madison, the state capitol.

So far I have not found a direct connection between my Barnick family and the Barnick families in Marion, WI. However, I feel very confident that there is a link between the two locations. My Barnick-Schmidt descendants married into the families of: Yandre/Vandre, Mevis/Mewis/Mavis, Gerbig/Gerbeg/Gerbich, Luther ( Kreitzman Jaeck), Hehmann/Hehrman, and Weber. Some of these families remained in the Watertown, WI area (mostly in Jefferson and Dodge Counties), WI. Others moved to Marion area (Waupaca and Shawano Counties) in WI. At lease one family moved to Madison, Dane County, WI.

It is thought that the parents of my Ernestine(a) Barnick were Edward and Ernestine (??) Barnick. She was born either 27 Oct 1827 or 1829, perhaps in Germany. The family was Moravian.

Hope this helps a little. I plan on doing more research in Marion this summer.

Marie (mgsiferd@hotmail.com)

BARNICH from Eastern Germany

2000-03-09 06:56:50Z

Hi,

I know these BARNICK and BERNICK were from BARWALDE, on the right side of the Oder river, now in Poland
I would like to know more about the descendants who settled mainly around Marion

And you, where are you from?

I am myself calling from Belgium

See my pages at http://users.skynet.be/wallonia/hbh1.htm

Hubert BARNICH

hbh.wallonia@skynet.be

The Bea KRIER's files

2000-03-09 06:52:26Z

Hi Melissa,

When I began to research the Barnich who, leaving Belgium and Luxembourg, then settled in Wisconsin (Particularly the Port Washington area), I was given the name of BEA KRIER.
I tried to get in touch with her, but never succeeded.
On the other hand, I know father Ducat gave her lot of links to Belgian BARNICH , and amongst them, datas coming from my own data base

Could you help me in finding more about the Barnich descendants in Wisconsin?

You must also know that our surname became BERNIQUE? some of them settled in New England (New Bedford/Ma)
I am succesfully retracing all the descendancy

Hubert BARNICH, from Belgium

email : hbh.wallonia@skynet.be

The BARNICH

2000-02-07 12:43:15Z

Hubert BARNICH
Subj: the BARNICH
My Email: hbh0wallonia@skynet.be

call me, I am in Belgium/Luxembourg

The Barnish versus Barnich

1999-09-17 10:11:42Z

Hi, Jim: I live in Port....and we're both probably related to Father Kevin Wester. My mom was Dorothy Schanen Link Simpson, co-founder of the Lux. Soc. I have extensive Barnich/Barnish files that I got from Bea Krier. Write to me...I don't know if I can help or not. I also have one or two marriages in our own family tree, too.

GLASENER -GLAESENER

1999-04-19 12:39:10Z

I also hoope to find more about the BARNICH who Left BELGIUM/Europa for Belgium/WI

Call me at hbh.wallonia@skynet.be

Hubert BARNICH

barnich

1999-04-16 15:35:10Z

To: Linda Waddle

found another spelling as Barnich. This was a
John Barnich married to a Celestine.

Barnish

1999-04-16 15:27:24Z

To: Linda Waddle

I have been working on the Burmesch family
tree and have come accross some family members
that spelled the last name as Bernish in some
of the census records. I live near Belgium, WI.

Barnick, Barnich, Barnish Family

1999-04-15 20:01:18Z

Looking for family info on the Barnich family
of Belgium, Wisconsin. Nicholas Barnich emigrated to
the Belgium, WI area in 1848 from Luxembourg. Wife Maria arrived in l850 with rest
of their children. Among those children were Margaret
Barnich who married Jacob Glasaner(Glasner) in
l853. Any Barnich's still in the Wisconsin area?