Barrick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Barricks - boatbuilders from Whitby

columbia16 — 2012-05-23 23:16:01Z

I have the complete line I believe on the Barricks and am more than willing to share

My email is mcramer2@shaw.ca

Re: Help with John Barrick

lindadurham612 — 2012-05-01 12:41:08Z

I have been doing extensive Barrick research for quite a while, working on the Cumberland & Perry County lines. I have your people on my database but as yet have tied them in. My research shows her husband as HENRY instead of JOHN. With these families there are a lot of John's, Henry's, and John Henry's, so my guess would be that the "wife of John" on the stone means his name was most likely was "John Henry Barrick".

Here are some of my notes on this family that may help:
Patriot newspaper, March 25, 1895:
"The funeral of Mrs Hettie Barrick, who died at the home of her son-in-law, P.D. Beidel, on Friday night, will be held this afternoon at her home. Deceased was a member of the U.B. church and is survived by two children, George Barrick and Mrs. P. D. Beidel."

Patriot newspaper, March 26, 1895:
"Rev. Ludwig conducted funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Hettie Barrick at home of her son-in-law, Philip D Beidel yesterday afternoon. The service was largely atended. Four grandchildren of deceased, Messrs. Charles and John Beidel, W. Hastings and Mr. Weidman were pallbearers."

Daughter Catharine Barrick was married to Louis Weidman May 3, 1855, in St Pauls Lutheran Church, Carlisle, PA.
Source: Mt Hope Evang. Lutheran Church records p.32; Catherine Barrick md. Louis Weidman at St Pauls Lutheran Church, Carlisle; witness Philip Hoffman & wife.

Daughter Emma/Evaline Barrick was married to Philip D Beidel on Oct 11, 1866 - from Carisle newspaper 10/26/1866:
"On the 11th inst at the M E Parsonage by Rev D H Carroll, Philip D BENDEL of Chambersburg to Miss Emma BARICK of Carlisle"

I'm going to research this family so more, so would you contact me by email at lindad612@hotmail.com, and we can work together and hopefully fit John into the rest of the large Barrick family, as locations above definitely fit him into the vicinity of my family.

Help with John Barrick

donruth68 — 2012-05-01 03:46:28Z

My GGG grandmother is Hetty (Hettie) Barrick (1815-1895). She is buried in the Baldwin Cemetery, Steelton, Dauphin Co., PA. On her tombstone it says she is the wife of John Barrick. In her will she names 6 children, 5 daughters Eliza, Mary, Kate, Sarah and Emma (Eveline) and a son, George. The dates of birth range from 1834 to the early 1840s. It appears that John probably died before 1850 and the children were sent to relatives or foster parents. The only thing I know about John is his name. Can anyone provide additional information on John?

Re: Barrick, Jesse T.; Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2012-04-22 21:50:47Z

BURIAL INFORMATION

Location: Kent, Washington

Cemetery: Tahoma National Cemetery

Born: 1841 at Columbian County, OH

Died: 1923

Source, additional information and cemetery monument photo:

http://www.homeofheroes.com/gravesites/states/pages_af/barri...

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

* Feel free to pass this on to other appropriate resources.

Barrick, Jesse T.; Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2012-04-22 21:50:30Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/mohciv.htm

BARRICK, JESSE T.
Rank and organization: Corporal, Company H, 3d Minnesota Infantry. Place and date: Near Duck River, Tenn., 26 May-2 June 1863.
Entered service at: Ft. Snelling, Rice County, Minn.
Born: 18 January 1841, Columbiana County, Ohio.
Date of issue: 3 March 1917.
Citation: While on a scout captured single-handed 2 desperate Confederate guerrilla officers who were together and well armed at the time.

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Not related. Posted for genealogical purposes only.

BARRICK Robert 1918-2012 Muskingum County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-03-05 12:44:03Z

FRAZEYSBURG: Robert "Chad" Barrick, 93, of Frazeysburg, Ohio died Saturday evening, March 3, 2012 at his home.

Born October 5, 1918 in Zanesville, Ohio (Muskingum County) he was the son of the late Harold C. and Wilma W. (Cooper) Barrick and was a graduate of Lash High School.
He also attended Muskingum College for two years.
Mr. Barrick was a veteran having served in both the Navy and the Army.
He received three bronze stars and a Purple Heart for his
service in the European Theater of World War II.

He was a member of the Muskingum Presbyterian Church, a life member of VFW Post 1058 and American Legion Post 29 of Zanesville, Frazeysburg Revitalization Association, the National Rifle Association and the Deathwind Long Rifle Association. He enjoyed coin collecting and reading.

Surviving is his wife of 66 years, Ann L. (Conradi) Barrick whom he married February 27, 1946; two sons, Douglas G. (Melanie) Barrick of Glenford, Ohio and Jeffrey S. (Melanie) Barrick of Arab, Alabama; one daughter, Sandra L. (Lannie) White of Delaware, Ohio; five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by one great grandchild.

There will be no calling hours.

Memorial services will be conducted at a later date. The date and time will be published.

To sign our Online Guestbook, visit www.vocfh.com.

Alice Barrick Perry d. 1931 Licking County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-20 17:39:35Z

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH, Columbus, Ohio, Saturday, September 19, 1931, page 2.

PERRY--Mrs. Alice Martha, aged 78, wife of Stacy B. Perry of Croton [Licking County, Ohio], died Friday, of heart disease.
She also leaves two sons, Fred and R. H. Barrick; a step-son, David L. Perry of Columbus, Ohio and five grandchildren.
Services will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at the Croton M. E. church. Burial will be in Fredonia cemetery [Licking County] by Paul Emerson.

Louise Barrick - d. Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-20 17:37:49Z

Id#: 0015033
Name: Barrick, Mrs. Louise
Date: Oct. 1, 1927
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #004.
Notes: Barrick-Mrs. Louise, wife of George Barrick, died Friday evening at 5:45, at her son's residence, 1689 Elberon street, East Cleveland, Ohio; age 76.
Funeral from George Sharer Son & Parish's parlors. 2436 Prospect avenue, Sunday morning at 8 o'clock.
Burial at Zion, near New Cumberland, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Id#: 0015021
Name: Barrick, Burdette
Date: Dec 27 1934
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #004.
Notes: Barrick: Burdette, husband of Ida, Tuesday, Dec. 25, 1934, residence, 1680 Elberon Ave.
Friends may call at Charles Melbourne & Sons' Colonial Home, 12777 Euclid Ave., where services will be held Thursday, Dec. 27, at 2 p. m. 12/25/1934.
Cleveland Crematory Cleveland, Ohio.

Cuyahoga
Pennsylvania

BARRICK Everett & Jessie - Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-20 17:17:41Z

Name: Barrick, Everett H.
Date: 1885
Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #004.
Notes: 1840 - 1885. Lakeview Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio.

Name: Barrick, Jessie Per Lee
Date: January 30, 1917
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #004.
Notes: Barrick-Jessie Per Lee, daughter of Clara Hitchcock Barrick and the late Dr. Everett H. Barrick, at the home of her mother, 1826 E. 86th st., Sunday, Jan. 28, 1917.
Notice of funeral later. Please omit flowers.

Id#: 0015024
Name: Barrick, Clara Hitchcock
Date: Sep 21 1949
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #004.
Notes: Barrick, Clara Hitchcock, wife of the late Dr. Everett H.; mother of the late Jessie Per Lee; passed away Sept. 19.
Graveside services Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland, Ohio Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 11 a. m.

BARRICK John S.

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-20 17:10:49Z

Name: Barrick, John S.
Date: Jul 17 1968
Source: Plain Dealer; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #091.
Notes: Barrick. John S. Barrick of Parma, Ohio, beloved husband of the late Margaret, dear father of John, George, Patricia Esposito (Akron, Ohio), Michael, beloved grandfather and great-grandfather, dear brother of Steve (Uniontown, Pa.), Joseph (Newton Falls, Ohio), Michael (Youngstown, Ohio), Mary Straugh (Uniontown, Pa.), Katherine Krepos (Poland, Ohio) Funeral services Thursday, July 18, Holy Family, Church (York Rd.), at 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends received at Golubski Funeral Home, 5986 Ridge Rd., Parma, Ohio Wednesday 7-9 P.M.

Mahoning
Cuyahoga
Fayette

Mary "JoAnn" (Barrick) Whittington 1937-2012 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-20 17:00:15Z

NEWARK, OH: A Gathering of Friends Life Celebration for Mary "JoAnn" (Barrick) Whittington will be held at a later date.

JoAnn was born in Reynoldsburg, Ohio on March 28, 1937 to the late Forrest Donald and Lucille Ethel (Myers) Barrick. She passed away Friday February 17, 2012 at the Selma Markowitz Center operated by Hospice of Central Ohio, Newark, Ohio. She was 74.

JoAnn graduated from Reynoldsburg High School and went on to be a model; she retired from Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio from the Genetics Dept.
She was a member of TWIGS, loved photography, writing poetry, and eating at Red Lobster.
She was an avid OSU Buckeye Fan, was the family caregiver and loved people; she was especially fond of animals.

JoAnn is preceded in death by her brother, Jack Barrick; and special daughter, Brenda Cassady.

She is survived by her daughter, Sherri Whittington, special daughter, Marcia Moran and special son, Kerry Morrison; sister, Judith (Raymond) Eckles; nephew, Casey Eckles; cousins, Jeanne Kinsel of West Hollywood, CA and James Berry of Lancaster, Ohio; and many friends at the Washington Square Apts.

There will be no calling hours, friends may go to www.CrissSchoedinger.com to sign an online guestbook or to share a special memory.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Ohio or the Licking, Ohio County Humane Society in her memory.

Licking
Franklin

Dr. James E. Barrick II, PE, 69, a Sewickley Hills resident for the past 34 years, formerly of Alliance, Ohio,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-10-15 23:39:20Z

Dr. James E. Barrick II
Sewickley Hills

Dr. James E. Barrick II, PE, 69, a Sewickley Hills resident for the past 34 years, formerly of Alliance, Ohio, passed away Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011, at Sewickley Valley Hospital after a brief illness. He was born April 18, 1942, in Canton, Ohio, son of the late James E. and Anjanette (Turner) Barrick. He was the beloved husband of 45 years and childhood sweetheart to Barbara (Grant) Barrick; loving father of Amy Coco (Jeff), of Indiana Township, Melissa McDaniel (Oladele), of Chicago, Ill., and James Barrick III (Amanda), of Nashua, N.H.; proud grandfather of Jefrey Barrick, Cameron and Jordan Coco, Opale and Westley Barrick; loving brother of John Barrick (Daniel Wolfson), of Stow, Ohio, and the late Scott Barrick; brother-in-law of Teresa Barrick-Sharrad, of Louisville, Ohio; and loving uncle to many nieces and nephews. Highly educated, Dr. Barrick graduated from Alliance High School in 1960, obtained his bachelor of science degree in 1964 in physics, mathematics and History from Mt. Union College, bachelor's degree in engineering in 1967 in civil engineering from Youngstown State University; master's of science in 1969 in civil engineering from Carnegie Mellon University; and Ph.D. in 1972 in civil engineering from Carnegie Mellon University. For 45 years, he was a consulting civil engineer, most recently for Neville Township and Consol Energy and other numerous firms. His affiliations included American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), American Water Works Association (AWWA), Society of American Military Engineers (SAME), US Society for Dams (USSD), Society of Mining, Metallurgy Exploration (SME), Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, and numerous other professional organizations. He was the former director of American Society of Civil Engineers, Pittsburgh Section. When not working, he was often found playing pool, or on the golf course (mostly in the woods). Well respected for his intelligence, we will always hold him in our memories, especially his sense of humor. Memorial visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday and from 1 to 5 p.m. Tuesday at COPELAND'S SEWICKLEY, 702 Beaver St. Burial services will be private in Alliance, Ohio.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )

Re: Barricks - boatbuilders from Whitby

GELGreenland1 — 2011-09-15 16:40:34Z

That is very interesting information. Thank you for posting it. It seems that Barrick Shipbuilders were in trouble round about that time because, if I have understood things correctly, the London Gazette of 10 April 1866, carried a bankruptcy notice for Henry and George Barrick of Whitby. I am still not sure though that this is my Henry! I need further help from the Ancestry community.

Thank you!

Re: Barricks - boatbuilders from Whitby

malcolm610 — 2011-09-14 15:24:57Z

It may be of interest, but I was looking through my great grandfathers accounts book for the Brig John and Mary on 26 March 1866. The ship was repaired by 'Henry Barrick of the West side of Whitby'. He was paid personnally £13 0s 0d with a total bill of £52 2s 5d.

Re: the barrick familyof virginia

mcneely69 — 2011-08-07 03:22:39Z

Hello LuAnn,
I haven't worked on this in a while!!Did it to add to my tree but also for my 1st cousin, Eddie Barrick!! He and I are close in age but he's kinda sick now!!
They always say that William E. Barrick was the inventor of a small mortar type cannon during the War Between the States, think it was called the long John, have to check on that!!No one I ever talked to gave him the credit for it!!but I think he invented it in Maryland b/4 the war!!!
We'll talk later going to hit the hay now!!

Mike McNeely

Re: the barrick familyof virginia

LuAnnBurford1 — 2011-08-06 06:30:12Z

i, too, am searching for more information on William E. Barrick (Buck). My mother was the daughter of Richard Cox Barrick. I saw an old picture of my grandfather taken when he was a young man, and he had dark hair and high cheekbones and looked different than his siblings (or so my mother told me). Mom passed away in May 2000. She used to visit an Indian squaw at the Mattopani Indian reservation and my sister and I suspected that our grandfather was adopted by Buck Barrick when he lived in Water View, VA. There is proof (as in an obituary for William E. Barrick)that he was a friend of Robert E. Lee and had invited the General to have dinner with him. He served the great general brandied peaches (or pears)and after the Civil War, he saw R. E. Lee on the streets of Richmond walking on the other side of the street near the state capitol and General Lee saw him and crossed the street to greet him. And he was quick to recall the dinner he'd had with Buck Barrick and how the brandied peaches were the most wonderful thing he'd ever eaten. Mom had a family reunion for the Barricks years ago and someone had made copies of Buck Barrick's obituary, where that story was shown. I know that my great grandfather Buck married sisters. His second wife was my great grandmother, Sally Byrd, who died at the age of 100 the year before my birth. I only had the pleasure of knowing my Uncle Irvin. He was a dear man, always smiled. Buck Barrick died in Portsmouth and I think he lived down the street from my grandfather, Richard Cox Barrick, in Port Norfolk. And I think my brother has the picture of my grandfather (that showed him as a young man). I'm very sure he was adopted. And I just discovered that Pocohantas was from the Mattaponi Indian Tribe...which the tribe of her mother which may mean that we're descended from her. Wow.

Re: Barricks - boatbuilders from Whitby

GELGreenland1 — 2011-07-15 15:18:35Z

rashakesby: I would really appreciate your help. I know you posted your original offer of assistance several years ago so I hope it still stands. Your original post rang a large bell!

I am a descendant of William Hill Barrick (b 1842) whose father and mother were Henry and CathArine/CathErine Barrick of Whitby (m 1837). Henry and Catherine appear to have moved to London. Henry married a second time - to Rebecca Jefferson. William Barrick travelled to South Africa where he married Jane Temperance Baxter in June 1863, had two children, returned to the UK for the birth of their third child, Florence Lavinia, and may then have returned to SA.

I would like to research further back than Henry and Catherine, but find I am confused by the different Henry's of Whitby. I think Eliza may have been a sister to a Henry.

I have looked at 19th Century newspapers online, searching all the BMD announcements for the name Barrick listed over many years but this has caused more confusion - although I did find a bankruptcy notice for a Henry and George Barrick, Ship Builders of Whitby in 1866. I also have an 1814 will for a Henry Barrick downloaded from the National Archives.

Given my present confusion, I wonder whether you would mind sharing some of your information with me?

Many thanks for any help you can give me.

Re: Seeking Benjamin Franklin Barrick

Will_Langford — 2011-04-17 14:26:34Z

Benjamin Franklin Barrick lived in and around Duncan, Oklahoma. Son Willis D Barrick. Married Rosa Belle Burkett.

Re: Seeking Benjamin Franklin Barrick

lindadurham612 — 2011-04-17 13:58:06Z

Do you have any more information that may relate to Benjamin, as birth date, parents, siblings, death marriage, marriage, children?

Mrs. E. Barrick died 1921 Colorado Springs,CO (from Manzanola, CO)

annageis76 — 2011-04-17 04:23:33Z

Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County, Colorado)
Apr 29, 1921 Page 1

Mother Died from Shock

Another sad episode connected with the accidental killing of Austin Smith at the Longmont power line was that Mrs. E.Barrick, mother of Mr. Smith, Died from the shock caused by the sudden death of her son. Mrs. Barrick, whose home was Manzanola had started for Lyons to attend the funeral service of her son, but became ill on the train and was removed to a hospital in Colorado Springs. Thos. Thorne, step-son of Mr. Smith arrived there on Thursday with the remains but found Mrs. Barrick unconscious and she passed away on Friday morning.
A double funeral for mother and son was held later.

Seeking Benjamin Franklin Barrick

Will_Langford — 2011-04-12 05:53:27Z

Seeking Benjamin Franklin Barrick of Duncan Oklahoma

Re: BARRICK Fairy Jane 1902 1991 beloved mother - granny

Will_Langford — 2011-04-12 05:51:56Z

This is my grandmother.

Re: Barricks - boatbuilders from Whitby

rashakesby — 2011-02-23 11:15:34Z

I am descended from Thomas Barrick on my mother's side. Her grandmother was Ellen Fountaine Lambe born in 1850, who was daughter of Eliza Barrick (born about 1819).

My mother's father (Henry Raymond) and his brother (George) retained the 'Lambe' surname. I do have a family tree, although it needs some TLC. I would be happy to exchange information.

Rick Shakesby

Re: Barricks - boatbuilders from Whitby

columbia16 — 2011-02-19 22:52:55Z

Janet,my wife is a direct ancestor to Thomas Barrick b. 1701 would like to exchange information. I am on ancestry (columbia16) like to here from you.

Re: Who are Cornelius Barrick's Parents?

abarrick_1 — 2010-10-16 23:06:56Z

I'm pretty sure that the Cornelius that you're talking about is a nephew of my 6th great grandfather, who's parents' I'm searching for.

My Cornelius Barrick was married to Mary Snook and both are buried in Utica Cemetery, Frederick Co, MD.

Thanks for your info though!
Anna

Re: Who are Cornelius Barrick's Parents?

lindadurham612 — 2010-10-16 13:28:03Z

I can't help you with his parents, but there was a Cornelius Barrick that married a Margaret Penner in Waynesboro, Franklin Co, PA on June 2, 1855 according to LDS records, and I'm wondering if this may be the same one. I've studied the Barrick families in Cumberland, Franklin & Perry Counties of PA, and can't fit him into this line. There is a Margaret Barrick, wife of Cornelius, that is buried in the Old Union Cemetery in Waynesboro, her dates were b. about Aug 1814, and died Sep 12, 1857. Cornelius is not listed in that cemetery. Could this be a 2nd marriage after first wife's death?

Who are Cornelius Barrick's Parents?

abarrick_1 — 2010-10-16 01:12:45Z

If you know who Cornelius Barrick's parents are, please let me know. I am completely confused at this point. I have narrowed it down to about 6 possibilities and it's driving me crazy!

Cornelius Barrick was born in 1792 in Frederick, MD. He married Mary Snook.

Thanks for your help.

Re: Henry Harrison Barrick

Sandy11496 — 2010-09-20 19:30:07Z

Thank you so much! Yes, I have been in contact with relatives and found that Henry Harrison's father was Henry Palmer Barrick.

I really appreciate your help!

I am also researching my father's side, the Stangers. I have found information through relatives on Floyd J. Stanger, who was my great-great grandfather, and his father was "J.C. Stanger", but I'm not sure where taht information came from and have been unable to locate anything solid. I found a John C. Stanger, and the birth & death match up with the time frame, but I can't be sure that's him. Could you point me in the direction of any free research tools? My biggest hurdles have been in sifting through the various websites...

My email is Sandy@BeachWoodPhotography.com

Thanks again for your help!

Re: Henry Harrison Barrick

lindadurham612 — 2010-09-08 00:55:25Z

I will be sending you an email will some documents, but here's what I found...

1918 Draft Registration for Henry Harrison shows his birth as June 26th, 1885. His nearest relative was Lottie Barrick. They lived at that time in Ponca City, Kay, OK.

It appears your Henry Harrison Barrick generally went by "Harry H Barrick".

1920 census in Longwood, Kay Co, OK, shows Harry H Barrick, wife Lottie M Barrick, daughters Pauline, Lucile, Ruth and "Faye", and sons Henry and Paul. Harry is a farmer.

1930 shows them still in Longwood. Harry is still a farmer, with wife Lottie, daughters Lucile, Ruth and Faye, sons Henry, Paul and Loren.

Harry's parents were born in Illinois according to census.
Lottie's parents - born in Wisconsin.

FindAGrave shows a Harry Barrick 1885-1960 with Lottie Barrick 1891-1967, married Nov 17, 1910:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=pv&GRid=52...

In the same cemetery on Findagrave is Henry P 1850-1925 and Margaret M Barrick 1853-1924. The dates and location in same cemetery give a good possibility they may be parents of your Henry Harrison, needs to be proven.

In following this Henry & Margaret, I found them in Douglas County, Illinois in the 1900 census. Henry b. May 1850, Margaret born Aug 1853, and children Cleo, Harry H born June 1885, Grace, Ward?, Flora and Walter.

Hopefully this will prove out for you. Documents mentioned above will be emailed to you.

Linda

Re: hello.

Sandy11496 — 2010-09-07 17:00:41Z

My grandmother's maiden name is Georgia Faye Barrick. She passed away yesterday, which has brought me back to searching for background on the family. Here is what I know:

My grandmother was born Georgia Faye Barrick on March 2, 1918 in Oklahoma.

Her parents were Henry Harrison Barrick (born in Illinois) and Charlotte Maye Snow (born in Wisconsin)

That is all the information I have. If you find anything that may link your family with mine, please let me know. I have been searching on and off for about 10 years, wanting to pass along information to my children as well.

My email is Sandy@BEachWoodPhotography.com.

Hope this helps

Sandy

BARRICK Fairy Jane 1902 1991 beloved mother - granny

t42Duncan_StevensCoOK — 2010-07-23 13:49:29Z

BARRICK Fairy Jane 1902 1991 beloved mother - granny

I photographed this gravestone in the Duncan Municipal Cemetery, Breckenridge, Stevens Co., OK. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

BARRICK W D Bill 1889 1955

t42Duncan_StevensCoOK — 2010-07-23 13:49:17Z

BARRICK W D Bill 1889 1955

I photographed this gravestone in the Duncan Municipal Cemetery, Breckenridge, Stevens Co., OK. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

BARRICK Earn D 1918 1970 Oklahoma pfc US Marine Corps W W II

t42Duncan_StevensCoOK — 2010-07-21 23:35:17Z

BARRICK Earn D 1918 1970 Oklahoma pfc US Marine Corps W W II

I photographed this gravestone in the Duncan Municipal Cemetery, Breckenridge, Stevens Co., OK. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

BARRICK Earnie 1918 1970

t42Duncan_StevensCoOK — 2010-07-21 23:35:03Z

BARRICK Earnie 1918 1970

I photographed this gravestone in the Duncan Municipal Cemetery, Breckenridge, Stevens Co., OK. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

BARRICK E Parthenia Pat BOWEN 1918 1999

t42Duncan_StevensCoOK — 2010-07-21 23:34:53Z

BARRICK E Parthenia Pat BOWEN 1918 1999

I photographed this gravestone in the Duncan Municipal Cemetery, Breckenridge, Stevens Co., OK. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Milton Jay Barrick who Married Viola Elizabeth Kennerson

JacqueDuron — 2010-06-20 21:33:38Z

On second look, it seems that indiana was my mistake and not the census takers. Census and draft records have Milton born in Illinois.

Re: Milton Jay Barrick who Married Viola Elizabeth Kennerson

JacqueDuron — 2010-06-20 21:17:40Z

Wow, that helps a lot!

The 1900 census shows a Milton Barrick living in Tazewell Illinois. Born in June 1894, so it's probably the same one. No father is listed as living there, but his mother is Emma Barrick, and his grandmother is Alisa Steger.

My line is with Viola, who is my great-grandfather's sister. Thanks for you great insights. That gives me a lot to go on.

Re: Milton Jay Barrick who Married Viola Elizabeth Kennerson

lindadurham612 — 2010-06-19 00:42:57Z

I believe I've found a little information on your family .. 1930 census for Gilroy, Santa Clara Co, California, has the following at 337 Rosanna Street..

James E Davis, 47, married first at age 39, b. CA, parents born US, painter of signs and buildings
wife Viola E, 33, married first at age 18, b. CA, parents born CA
stepdaughter Vivienne E, 14, b. CA, father born IL, mother born CA
daughter Virginia M, 7, b. CA, parents b. CA

All members of this family carry the Davis last name according to the census, which would be odd considering Vivienne is listed as stepdaughter. I'd believe she probably had a different last name.. possibly Barrick? Vivienne's record also shows her father was born in Illinois (California was scratched out and replaced with Illinois), and you noted Indiana as his birth, but depending on who gave the information, this may be wrong as well.

Since James was married first at age 39, it would appear that James and Viola married about 1922, which would fit your not finding Milton & Viola in 1930.

The 1920 census for Milton & Viola show what looks to be the same address of 337 Rosanna Street. Looks like Viola kept the house, which shows as being owned, no mortgage in 1920. (1930 census shows what looks to be "Un" unknown? for the ownership of the home)

This would leave the question as to what happened to Milton between 1920 and 1922 - either death or divorce?

More searching seems to prove this is your Viola and Vivienne as I found a birth record of a Virginia Davis on Oct 21 1922 in Santa Clara County, mother's maiden name Kenneson.

This might be a coincidence (or not) but a search of newspapers hit on Nevada State Journal out of Reno, Nevada, haon Aug 30, 1921, shows a court calendar which included a case of Viola Barrick vs. Milton Barrick. Divorce??

1930 census for Tacoma, WA, shows a Milton Barrick, 35, (born c. 1895), single, as a boarder in household of a Laveneau family. He shows as born in Indiana, parents born in Indiana, and is a baker. BUT, there is also a Milton J Barrick, 26, single also in Tacoma, as a lodger in a household of a Riley family in the 1920 census. So, there is a chance this is another Milton J Barrick.

I hope this will give you some leads to find out what happened to Milton.

Do you have parents of Milton Barrick? I'd be interested to see if he ties into some of the Indiana/Illinois/Iowa, etc Barricks that originated in Pennsylvania.

Milton Jay Barrick who Married Viola Elizabeth Kennerson

JacqueDuron — 2010-06-18 03:53:15Z

Milton Born 11 June 1894 in Indiana
Viola Born about 1894 in California
Married in Santa Clara California 4 April 1915
A daughter, Vivienne is born in 1916

After the 1920 census, the whole family seems to disappear. I can't find any record of any of them after that. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!!

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

mas8315 — 2010-04-26 01:25:07Z

I tend to agree with you. Jane would have been a little old to have children starting at that age.

I do believe that Jane was a Fickes and not Fackes.

1880 & 1885 IA census has John A Barrick born 1862 and because it is much easier to change your age as you get older, I do belive that he was born in 1862 contrary to what is on his death certificate and in later census as 1858 for a birth date.

It would be very possible that when Henry went to the Civil War, that Jane moved back with a relative, and that she did pass on prior to Henry's marraige in 1867. I agree that the age of Jane on the census seems old for a woman to have her first born 1862. I am going to seach more this week after I regroup.

I have searched everywhere I can think of for Henry and Margaret and Emma Retta Barrick in 1870. Margaret's boys were with her parents John and Ann Fagan.

Jeannette

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

lindadurham612 — 2010-04-26 00:18:32Z

A good chance that Jane died prior to Henry's 2nd marriage in 1867.

In 1860 Henry is with his mother and brother in Mifflin Twp, Cumberland Co. So, one guess is John A was actually born after this census was taken, which would explain why we can't find Jane & John in 1860.
One other thought is that Jane died prior to census and baby John A was with another family. The only female in Henry's residence is his mother was is 70 years old, and possibly incapable of tending a child. Census could show John with name of family he is with instead of Barrick??

In 1870 Henry has been married to Margaret Fagan for 3 years. I can't locate Henry & Margaret or John in 1870 census, although I believe they were in Iowa.

The Jane you note that was 50 in 1870 census was in Philadelphia, born in Ireland. While it is a possibility, it doesn't seem like a good fit, but who knows??

Henry & Margaret Gilbert had a son Harrison b. 1893, who is also buried in Mt Tabor.

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

mas8315 — 2010-04-25 20:42:20Z

Hi,

Jane Fackes (according to John A. Barrick death certificate) was the mother of John A. Barrick and wife of Henry. Jane must have been old enough to have a child by 1858/1862 the year John A. was born. John A. was 18 (1862) on the 1880 census in Polk City, Polk, Madison twp., IA but lists date of birth as 1858 on later census and death certificate.

I do agree that the Jane Fackes in a probable incorrect spelling of Henry's first wife -- possible Fickes or Fickus as there were several in the area at the time.

I did find a Jane Barrick with children John and Caddie Barrick in PA, PA in 1870. Jane has age of 50 John 12 and Caddie 15.

I have been on overload and need to update my family tree maker. I have stacks of paper...lol.

Is there a Harry as son of Henry? I will catch up with you this week.

Jeannette

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

mas8315 — 2010-04-23 20:18:43Z

I agree. Fickes is in PA in the 1860 census not Fackes. Henry Barrick son's wife was the informat. She may not have known the spelling. I am going to mail for the marriage certificate of John Barrick and Jermima Barrick. I will let you know. Do you want a copy of Henry and Margaret Fagan Larence Barrick's marriage register and license? I can also send you a copy of John Barrick cemetery stone and Jemima's ?(she is buried with a joint stone of her last husband William Dickey, my 2nd great grandfather.)

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

lindadurham612 — 2010-04-23 14:08:51Z

I have sent you an email with additional information.

Here's another tidbit to possibly fit in... I found a marriage license in Franklin Co, PA (adjacent to Cumberland Co) for a Harry T. Barrick, born c.1864 Green Twp, Franklin Co, to Laura C Miller, b.c1869 Franklin Co. Marriage was 07 Mar 1916 in Shippensburg. (Cumberland or Franklin Co depending on location in Shippensburg). Harry listed parents as Sarah Fickes and Henry Barrick. So far, I don't have them tied into line.. just sitting there waiting for connection. But, could "Sarah" Fickes be the Jane Fackes you are looking for? Possibly Sarah Jane Fickes? Fickes would be a more common name for this area than Fackes. I'm going to try to find a little more on this family.

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

mas8315 — 2010-04-23 11:12:33Z

The two stepsons would be the sons of Margaret Fagan Larence. Emma's notes read that they were called Norbiss and Oliver. Census has the in 1880 living with Margaret and Henry as Denorbiss (12) and Breckenridge (18) Lawrence.

Both born IA father born KY I have not located Margarets first husband.

Please send me information on how to get your book, Bill Savage would like one also.

I have a marriage photo of Orval and Anna Barrick Dickey and copies of 4 sisters from Lori and Bill.

Margaret Fagan was the daughter of John and Ann Gooden Fagan of Huntington, PA.

I would love to have a copy of Henry's obit, even without the source, and a copy of marriage license to Margaret Heckman.

Do you have the parents of George and Heckman/dates/places?

If there is anything in IA that I can look up for you, please let me know.

Jeannette

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

mas8315 — 2010-04-23 04:32:05Z

Thanks Linda,

I have been doing this for abt 20 years. I have four shelves full of binders on my family and have over 6000 on my tree. I do genealogy for the challenge (passion) and for my family. I have backed off these last few years as I seem to keep going back over the same issues with no luck.

I would be interested in your book. Please let me know where I can purchase it.
MAS8315@aol.com

I will put the photos from Polk City on FindaGrave next week.

Would you like copies of anything I have? Documents? I have phots of Anna Barrick Dickey. She was a very small woman.
I would like copies of any documents what you have on Henry and his ancestors. As they are mine also.
I will be happy to scan and email you what I have.
My line:
Jeannette Dickey
Charles Dickey Jr.
Charles Dickey Sr.
Anna Barrick Dickey
Henry Barrick

Lori, Bill, and I are the only known researchers of Henry Barrick and Margaret Fagan (Larence) decendants that I am aware of. This was one of my 5 brick walls.

John and Jemima Grigsby Barrick were in Warren county, Illinois before coming to Iowa.

Jeannette

mas8315@aol.com

Re: John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

lindadurham612 — 2010-04-22 22:59:38Z

Great research on Henry! You definitely tied him right into my tree even though I resisted the connection before on this thread... Here's info that I had on him...

Henry Barrick was son of George and Maria Magdalena Heckman Barrick, who happen to be my 3rd g-gparents. He was born Jan 1838 in Newburg, Cumberland Co, PA, and I have his death as 1918 according to the stone photo that I posted on findagrave.

According to his marriage license to wife Margaret Susan Gilbert, daughter of William & Angeline Meixel Gilbert, which I viewed at the Cumberland County Courthouse, they were married Jan 7 1886 in Cumberland Co by David Smith, JP. From this license I found that his first wife died Mar 22, 1878. He listed parents as George and Polly Heckman Barrick. ("Polly" is Maria)

I have Henry in Mifflin Twp, Cumberland Co, in 1860 census living with mother Mary, 70 and brother Elias, 21.

He then disappeared from Cumberland County, for which you now explained where he went, then was back in Cumberland County, and in the 1900 and 1910 census is residing in Hopewell Twp, Cumberland County.

Children of Henry and Margaret Gilbert Barrick are...
Martha Jane b. Aug 1888, Elmeda/Ellen May Aug 1890, Daniel Carson b. Mar 1892, Harrison William b. Apr 1893, Lily b. Nov 1894, Emory E b. Apr 189l, Rena Blanche b. Mar 1898. There may have been one more.

At their marriage, Margaret Gilbert was 35, a resident of Newton Twp, Cumberland Co, could not read, mother's name Angeline Meixel, father's name hard to decipher, believe it to be William Gilbert, she signed with X.

Her gravestone photo that I posted on findagrave shows her as "Mother" 1854-1932.

Margaret S Barrick's will excerpt: of Hopewell Twp, weak of body, sound of mind, daughter Martha Jane Mixell $1, daughter Almeta May Miller $1, son Daniel C $1, son Emery E $1, daughter Rena Blanche Chestnut $1, son Harrison W, residue of estate, he to keep me during lifetime.

I have an obit note on my records about him, unfortunately I'm not sure of the source and I don't have a copy of the actual obit, but note shows "H.Barrick of Mt Tabor died recently, age 80, survived by wife Margaret and several children, 2 stepsons, and brother". I'm not sure where the stepsons fit into the picture, but according to my record, the only possibly living siblings were Jonathan who died in Mar 1918, and John who died in Illinois, but I didn't have the date.

I have much more information on this family's descendants of this family as well as ancestors -- this has been a 30 year project for me that actually ended up as a book a few years ago.

If you have any specific questions, please post... I'll update my records with your findings, and then go after John who appears to possibly be the brother of Henry. From a 1850 census, I have his age as 20, thus born c. 1830.

Linda (Barrick) Durham

John Barrick PA/OH/IL/IA 1834-1869 Henry 1835-1913 PA/OH/IA/PA

mas8315 — 2010-04-22 02:14:38Z

I have spent the last 2 days at the Historical bldg. in Des Moines, IA. I also went to the Military Musem in Johnston and Iowa Genealogy Society in Des Moines.

John Barrick probate records are there but only has the normal and no information except that his wife was Jemima Grigsby Barrick - John Coffman and John Walker were the administrators. Jemima married John Coffman 1870. William Walker later married to Emma Barrick Allen the oldest daughter of Henry and Margaret Barrick. Jemima married William Dickey after John Coffmans death. William Dickey's son Orval married Anna Barrick. 3rd daughter of Henry and Margaret Barrick. These 2 families entertwine for a number of years. Henry and Margaret Barrick were married in John and Jemima Barrick's home.

Jemima Grigsby married John Barrick in Warren Co, IL in 1854 but they returned to Polk City, Polk, IA before John enlisted in 1861. Jemima Grigsby's family had settled in Polk City, IA from OH abt 1853.

John Barrick civil war records were minimal and have no added information. IA Inf. 9 co. G 1861-1862. Nothing in correspondence for John Barrick either. Pages were very fragile and could not be scanned.
GAR has John Barrick postname: Janesville (Bremer Co.,IA) Post No. 172 (36) 1841*1869 Enlisted 10 Aug 1861 Discharged disability 17 May 1862 Mustered 24 Sept 1861.

Henry and Margaret Barrick's marriage license and marriage register copied. NOTE: They were married at the home of John Barrick Aug 1867 in Polk City, IA. John Coffman signed as a relative for verification of the marriage license. Unsure how he is related, not that I can tell, but a close friend and later husband of Jemima Grigsby Barrick.

I believe that that these two Barrick men are related and possible brothers. John and Henry Barrick who were found in 1860's in Polk City, Polk, IA . They were both born a couple years apart in Cumberland,PA. Polk City was a very small town of only a few hundred people in 1860's.

I ran out of time today so next week I will look thru Polk County reels and see if I can find anything on the Bond for the young children of Margaret Fagan Barrick who died in 1880. The reels start in 1881....perhaps Henry is still in Polk County until then. It appears that he did not get remarried until abt. 1891. as sons born in 1893 and 1896.
I know that the younger of the five daughters were adopted out. Henry disappears.
No probate for Margaret Barrick or Henry Barrick in IA. This suggests that he did not die in IA.

I wonder if anyone can find or has a will for George Barrick 1798-1842 Cumberland PA. Children Henry, Sarah, Andrew, Jonathan, David, Elias, John Barrick. (2 Johns)

My Therory:

Henry Barrick was born in 1835 in Cumberland, PA (possible son of George Barrick 1798). Children list on census matches notes we found from Henry's children.
Married Jane ? Fackes in PA (according to son John A. Barrick 1858-1923 death certificate MO online) 1870 census has a Jane Barrick 50 Ire, John 12 PA, Caddie 15 PA in PA, PA. John A. Barrick 1858 PA was living with Henry and Margaret in 1880 census in IA. Henry was on tax lists in 1863 in IA. Married Margaret Fagan Larence in 1967 in Polk, IA. After her death in 1880 he returned to PA and married Mararget unknown 1864-1932 and had 2 sons Harrison W 1893 and Emory E. 1896-1981 according to Find A Grave with military stone "Henry Barick" Co. G 21st Cav. Pvt. When I look up military rcords:Henry Barrick enlisted Feb. 1864, mustered out Jul 1865. A Margaret Barrick applied for his pension 1890 and widowed 1913 Mar 18. This matches the military stone in Newberg, Cumberland, PA online at FindAGrave.com. Timeline matches for Henry Barrick.

I would really like to join John and Henry Barrick. And prove it. I do believe the Huntingdon PA and Cumberland PA Barrick/Barrack lines will join too.

If anyone can help me prove the connections of John and Henry Barrick and to their parents, I would appreciate it. Thanks, Jeannette mas8315@aol.com

Issac Barrick s/o John T. Jane McPherson Barrick 1834

mas8315 — 2010-04-20 21:39:32Z

Looking for my Barrick in IA found Issac Barrick GAR cards for Civil War. Bremer Co, IA 1849
Father John T. Barrick native of KY but Isaac was raised in OH, returned to KY, then return to Muscatine, IA.
Wife Elizabeth Wagoner. born LA m: 1865

for 50 cents I could not pass up helping someone. I will scan and email you copies.

Jeannette mas8315@aol.com

Re: Anna Barrick 1856-1953

lindadurham612 — 2010-04-19 22:31:42Z

Through census records, I have a possible trail for you... it would need verified, but a definite "maybe"...

1860 census in Middlesex, S.Brunswick, NJ: #502/523
William Barricks, 50, laborer, b.England
Elizabeth Barricks, 31, born NJ
Amanda Barricks, 12, born NJ
William Barricks, 8, b. NJ
Mary E Barricks, 5, b. NJ
Austin Barricks, 4/12 b. NJ

1870 in Northampton Twp, Bucks Co, PA: #115/125
In household of Evaline & Joseph Cornell:
Augusta Barrack, 18, farm laborer, born NJ
Elizabeth Barrack, 15, born NJ (possibly Mary E above?)

1880 in Marito, Mason, IL #163/169:
Wm A Barrack, 27, widowed, farmer, b. NJ, parents b. NJ
In same house, 2nd family #163/170:
Rebecca A Barrick, 50, widow, keeping house, b. PA, parents b. NJ
Austin McCabe, 21, son, farm laborer, b. NJ, mother b. PA, father b. PA
Laura McCabe, 13, daughter, b. PA, parents b. PA
Emma Barrick, 3, daughter, b. PA, father b. NJ, mother b.PA
Carrie Barrick, 1, daughter, b. IL, father b. NJ, mother b.PA
(This leaves a lot of confusion if same family... Wm on bottom of page, and rest starts on top of next page, which may be part of confusion, but I'm thinking Emma & Carrie are probably children of William who is a widower at this time. The Austin "McCabe" appears to be the Austin Barrick of the earlier census. Earlier census shows Elizabeth which may not be wife, and this one shows Rebecca. But yet, enough good fits to keep this is a possible).

1910 in Spring Lake, Tazwell, IL:
William A Barrick, 58, married x4, 8 yrs married, b. NJ, father b. NJ, mother b. PA
wife Carrie, 26, married x 1, 8 yrs married, b. Indiana, parents b. KY
daughter Mary R, 8, b.IL, father b. NJ, mother IN
son William 7, b. IL, father b. NJ, mother b. IN
son Augustus, 5, b. IL, father b. NJ, mother b. IN
son Nelson, 2, b. IL, father b. NJ, mother b. IN
son Roland, 1, b. IL, father b. NJ, mother b. IN

1920 Pekin Precint, Tazewll, IL:
Gus Barrick, 67, b. PA, parents b.US, laborer steel & wire company
wife Carrie, 34, b. IN, parents b. KY
son William 16
son Gus, 15
son Nelson, 12
son Rolland, 10
dtr Mable, 8

1930 Pekin District, Tazewell, Illinois
Carrie Barrick, 47, widow, b. IN, parents b. KY
Rolland Barrick, son, 21, single, b. IL, father b. IL, mother b. IN

Now, I found a problem to throw into the mixture...
Daily Leader newspaper of Pontiac, Illinois, Nov 8, 1974, has an obituary for William Barrick, 71. He was born Mar 22, 1903 a son of Gus & Carrie (Lucas) Barrick. He married Lois Hurst at Pekin on May 8, 1957. Survived by a brother Nelson of Peoria, sisters Mrs Frank Wrhel of Pekin and Mrs Rebecca Hall of St Louis. 2 brother preceded him in death.
(Note Carrie's maiden name of Lucas).

And, in the Pekin Daily Times of 11/9/2004 there is an obit for a Mary Ida Trapp, 90, who died 11/6/2004. It states she was daughter of George & Carrie Payne Barrick Beimfohr, and was born Aug 8, 1931 in Pekin.

I also found a 1930 census for George & Carrie Beinfohr in Peoria, she's 51, b. IL, parents b. PA. marriage at age 18 with 6 children in household from 1 to 20.
George & Carrie Beimfohr are also in 1920 census in Peoria.

To wrap it up, I think I may have created more questions than found answers.

If you can make any sense of this, and anything fits, get back to me and I'll see if I can find anything else.