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Frank Charles Bolick, born June 28, 1966,Ashland, Pennsylvania.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-07-22 02:47:26Z

Frank Charles Bolick,
Frank Charles Bolick (born June 28, 1966) is a former Major League Baseball player from Ashland, Pennsylvania. He was an infielder for the Montreal Expos and Anaheim Angels. He also played four seasons in Japan with the Chiba Lotte Marines. He threw right-handed, and was a switch hitter.
Pennsylvania has been known as the
Keystone State since since 1802,

Bolick was drafted out of high school the Montreal Expos in 1985, but did not sign, instead choosing to play college baseball at Georgia Tech. He was drafted again by the Milwaukee Brewers in 1987, and signed with them on June 12 of that year.
Bolick made his way through various minor league organizations before making his major league debut in 1993 with the Expos. He played in 95 games that year, hitting 4 home runs and 24 RBIs with a .211 batting average. He spent several more years in the minors with five more organizations before being promoted to the majors again in 1998 with the Anaheim Angels. He played 21 games before being released at the end of the season.
Bolick was signed by the Chiba Lotte Marines of the Japanese Pacific League in 1999 . The Marines hoped he would emerge as the new cleanup hitter that the team badly needed, but he did not hit well in pre-season games, and began the season in the minors. However, he hit a home run in his first at-bat in April, and emerged as the team's best power hitter by the end of his first season. The Marines compiled a 22-2-1 record in games where Bolick hit a home run, and a cult belief emerged among Marines fans that the team would never lose as long as Bolick hit a home run. However, he was also one at-bat away from tying the league record for consecutive at-bats without a hit, going 0 for 51 at the end of the season. He finished the season with 26 home runs and 61 RBIs.

Bolick's production increased in his second season in Japan, where he hit 29 home runs with 102 RBIs in 125 games. He played his best season in 2001 , hitting 31 home runs and 101 RBIs with a .279 batting average. He also drew 107 walks; the Japanese single-season record, and won the Best Nine Award for designated hitter. He played an epic game on July 9, 2001, against the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks; the Marines were 3 runs behind in the 10th inning, and Bolick finished the game with a walk-off grand slam off closer Rodney Pedraza.

A new strike zone was established in Nippon Professional Baseball in 2002 , and Bolick was unable to continue his hitting prowess, ending the season with a .204 batting average. He was demoted to the minors after injuring his left knee, and was released in August. He left Japan on September 28, and a large number of Marines fans showed up at Narita International Airport to bid him farewell.

Re: John L. Bolick Hickory NC

pamherman55 — 2009-06-19 01:54:26Z

i have the book written by our cousin Jane and it's Fulmer....

Bolick, Sides 1900 census, TX

debelling — 2009-05-02 16:55:36Z

Hi, In the 1900 census there is a family of Joseph Bolick and it includes 2 boys that are listed as s-sons. These are Ivey L Sides, 8, NC, and William J. Sides, 11, NC. Can you help with the boys parents names? Paul

Re: I have the Bolick family Book (Bolch)

DorisPoteat — 2008-08-14 20:11:38Z

how can i get a copy of the Bolick family book

Re: Sarah "Lovina" Bolick, Catawba Co. NC,1820s

auntsissie — 2008-06-08 17:47:59Z

Janet,
I hope you get this since it's been so long since this was posted. I think the parents of your Sarah Lovina were David Bolick born 8 Nov 1797 died 14 Aug 1858 who is buried in the Old St Paul's Lutheran Church cemetery in Newton. His tombstone is still there, but down. He supposed married Elizabeth Sigmon.

I believe she had a sister Rhoda Mahala Bolick who married J Elias Robinson who is buried in the Bethlehem cemetery. They had a sister Patsy who married Abel Shelby Harvison/Harbinson and one of them was living next door to Patsy in some census records. And one of them was living next door to Elijah Bolick a brother. Just can't remember what years it was.

David Bolick is the son of Godfrey Bolick and Christina Treffenstatt (various other spellings).

I descend through Johan Adam Sr>Jacob & Salome Grimes>Johan Adam III & Elizabeth Mouser>Henry Bolch/Bolick & Sarah Hunsucker.

Ancestry.com just put their death certs up online and I've been doing research on your family because I didn't have these girls. I don't have positive proof, but based on who they were living around it makes sense. I don't know if David left a will or not. Might be worth checking to see if there is an estate settlement for him.

Carolyn Whitaker
Johnson City, Tn
atsissie@aol.com

Bolick DNA testing

ginnyagnew — 2007-12-25 13:57:02Z

Does anybody know if there is a DNA project for the Bolick or Hollar families?

As many of you know, DNA testing in genealogy has become quite popular. Drawbacks are that testing is expensive and unless others have submitted samples, there is nobody to compare your test results with.

Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) is collecting DNA samples and putting the results on line. Free DNA kits can be requested.

http://www.smgf.org/pages/request_kit.jspx

At this time they have searchable databases for Y-chromosome DNA (male to male) and Mitochondrial DNA (female to female). In the future they will have a searchable Autosomal DNA database. This DNA shows the relationships between males and females.

I recently gave a DNA sample to SMGF for a (Low German Mennonites) group study. Only my paternal line is part of the previous group so it will be several years before they will be able to compare my DNA with my father’s ancestors with their Autosomal database.

My maternal line is Nancy E. Bolick (1869-1943), Mary Mahala Hollar (1844-1936), Elizabeth Bolick (1820-1903), etc.

Thanks,
Ginny

Re: Bolick

auntsissie — 2007-11-24 18:39:39Z

Did you ever find your William Lee Bolick? I think I may have your connection.
Please contact me atsissie@aol.com
Carolyn Whitaker

Re: Bolick,Helton Roundup

auntsissie — 2007-08-28 02:30:14Z

Lela,
go to the website I just posted. There are tombstones pictures of Jacob F Helton and Laura Louisa Bolch, and Henry Conner's tombstones.
Carolyn Whitaker

Bolick,Helton Roundup

leladavis506 — 2007-08-24 03:17:47Z

If you related to :
Louisa L Bolick B 1872
Henry C Bolick B1848
John Bolick B 1788
Sebastian Bolick B 1753 aboard ship Neptune
Johan Adam Bolick B 1725 Germany
You are invited to Join our group .Just conact me at
leladavis52@sbcglobal.net and I will send you an invitation.We hope share info,stories,pictures.
Bolick,Bolch

Gwendolyn Hope and Patricia Ann Bolick - Beaufort, South Carolina

atsissie — 2007-07-24 07:45:53Z

I am trying to find these two girls who were the daughters of Martha Elizabeth Doxey and William Bolick. William was in the Marine Corp stationed at Parris Island.

They were living in Beaufort, South Carolina on March 31, 1942 and Feb 1943 at 400 King Street.

If anyone knows the whereabouts of these two girls, PLEASE contact me.
Carolyn Whitaker
atsissie@aol.com

Noah Bolick and Rebecca Malinda Jones

atsissie — 2007-01-31 12:30:31Z

I am looking for some children of Noah Bolick and Rebecca Jones who went to Kansas & Missouri sometime around 1883 to 1886. They came from Mecklenburg Co North Carolina but Noah was born in Lincoln County NC abt 1829. Noah's wife died in Mecklenburg Co NC in 1882. He may have come there with several of his children because the majority of the children ended up in Cherokee or Crawford Counties.

Three of the girls went back to North Carolina, 2 of which were widowed and living 1930 in Taylorsville, Alexander Co NC and all three died there.

The oldest daughter Margaret Henrietta Bolick b abt Oct 1853 married a Mr. Dawson, but I don't know his name.
1900 Sheridan, Crawford, Kansas household 89
Henrietta Dawson Oct 1853 46 widow marr 5 yrs 0 born 0 living NC parents NC nurse

1910 Baxter Springs Ward 2, Cherokee county, KS Springvalley twp household 83
W C Dills 48 marr 14 yrs ILL carpenter
Julia L Dills wife 42 1 born 1 living NC parents NC (NEE BOLICK)
Edna dtr 12 KS
Henrietta Dawson sister in law NC 56 widow 0 born 0 living NC parents NC

1920 Independence Ward 2, Montgomery, Kansas
R A Bolick 56 NC parents NC bookkeeper road and love? co
Minnie 44 Ks
Vance son 22 Ks
Florence 19 KS
Henrietta Dawson sister 66 widow NC parents NC

1930 Taylorsville, Alexander, NC household 188
J Brace Barnes 71 NC
Florence E wife 64 Nc NEE BOLICK
Henrietta Dawson sister in law 76 widow NEE BOLICK
Julia Dills sister in law 62 widow NEE BOLICK

2) Hugh D Bolick was born abt 1861 and died bet 1910 & 1920 either in Cherokee or Crawford County. He married 25 Dec 1886 to Mary C Schwab, dtr of John & Hester Schwab. They had 5 children John Emmet who married Minnie & had dtrs Ethel Irene who married a John Colyer/Collier & Esther, Noah Hugh, Ralph William, Robert L and Dorothy who married Fred Franklin Lampton.
1910 Cherokee, Cherokee, KS household 18
Hugh D Bolick 49 marr 1x 29 yrs NC parents NC blacksmith coal company
Mary C 46 ILL 6 born 5 living
John E son 28 KS
N Hugh son 20 KS
Ralph W son 16 KS
Robert L son 13 KS
Dorothy M dtr 6 Ks

1920 Sheridan, Crawford, Kansas household 355
Mary Bolick 55 widow ILL
Hugh Bolick 30 single Ks fa NC
Robert son 22 single Ks fa NC
Dorothy 16 KS fa NC

1930 Cherokee city, Sheridan twp Crawford, KS household 194.
Fred Lampton 33 Ks teacher Vor? agriculture
Dorthy 26 KS fa NC mo ILL
Mary Bolick 65 ILL mother in law

3) Robert A Bolick b abt Mar 1864 married 1st) 15 Dec 1887 Viola May Norton, dtr of G P Norton. Viola died 28 Nov 1904 and is buried in the Cherokee Cemetery. They had children Bessie, George Anthony, Nancy Agnes, Vance, and Florence M. Robert married 2nd) Minnie E Turkington or Tarkington abt 1907.
M725042 Crawford Co Kansas marriages
Robert A Bolick to Viola M Norton 15 Dec 1887

1900 Pittsburg Ward 2, Crawford, Kansas household 483
Robert A Balick March 1864 36 marr 12 yrs
Viola May wife Nov 1867 32 4 born 4 living ILL
Bessie dtr Feb 1889 11 KS
George A Aug 1892 7 KS
Agness dtr July 1895 4 KS
Vance son Sept 1897 2

1910 Sheridan, Crawford, KS household 20
Robert A Bollick marr 2x 3 yrs Nc parents NC bank cashier
Minnie E 34 marr 1x 3 yrs Ks
Bessie L 21 dtr Ks
George 17 KS
Nancy A dtr 14 Ks
Norlen? V son 12 KS
Florence M 9 KS dtr

1920 Independence Ward 2, Montgomery, Kansas
R A Bolick 56 NC parents NC bookkeeper road and love? co
Minnie 44 Ks
Vance son 22 Ks
Florence 19 KS
Henrietta Dawson sister 66 widow NC parents NC

1930 Independence, Montgomery, KS household 77
Robert A Bolick 67 NC bookkeeper Sash & Door Co
Minnie E 54 Kansas parents Ireland

SSDI
Minnie Bolick 3 Jul 1875 Sep 1968 Independence, Montgomery, Kansas
http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/crawford/history/19...
G. P. Norton, president of the Cherokee Commercial Company at Cherokee, is one of the foremost business men of Crawford county, a man of enterprise, industry, ability, and a high degree of public spirit, and during the past quarter of a century during which he has been a resident of the county he has participated actively in the work of general progress and upbuilding throughout this section of southeastern Kansas. The business firm of which he is the head is a notably reliable and commercially sound company, and their business is extensive throughout the town and country about Cherokee. Lewis Schwab is the general manager and treasurer of the firm, and its other members are J. G. Schwab and M. C. Bolick. It is one of the pioneer general merchandise houses at Cherokee.

Mr. Norton, who has been in this business in Cherokee since 1893, and who took up his permanent abode in Crawford county in 1880, was born in Allegany county, New York, on the Genesee river, October 21, 1842, being of one of the old families of that section and of English and Scotch descent. The original ancestors were three brothers who came from England and settled on Martha's Vineyard among the first to locate at that place. Mr. Norton's parents were Leonard and Margaret (Carr) Norton, both native New Yorkers. The mother's father was a Revolutionary soldier, and, being captured at the Wyoming Massacre, was held prisoner by the Indians for seven years before his final release. Leonard Norton, who died at the advanced age of eighty-four years, was a farmer by occupation, a Republican in politics and a member of the Presbyterian church; his good wife passed away at the age of seventy-two. Their four children were Charles, of Cherokee; Emma Benard, of Illinois; Alice Shannon, of McCune, and George P.

Mr. Norton was reared on a farm in New York, and his schooling was what he obtained in the public schools and by self-application. The family moved out to Missouri in 1858, and there he learned the carpenter's trade, which he followed very successfully for many years, and many buildings at Cherokee and in Crawford county show evidence of his skill and fine handicraft. In 1861 he joined the Missouri State Militia and Home Guards, and at the beginning of 1863 he became a member of Company F, Eighteenth Illinois Infantry, under Colonel Webber and Captain H. H. Benner. During his eighteen months' service he was at Little Rock, Arkansas, and at various Louisiana points. After the war he settled in McDonough county, Illinois, and, as above stated, came out to Crawford county in 1880.
In McDonough county he was married to Miss Nancy J. McClure, who was born, reared and educated in that county, and they have worked together for what they have gained of the world's material comforts and are highly esteemed members of Crawford county society. They had one daughter, Viola, who was the wife of Robert A. Bolick, cashier of the Cherokee Bank. She died November 28, 1904. Mr. Norton has long taken an active interest in educational affairs, and is now president of the local school board. He is a Republican in politics, and has for years served as quartermaster of Shiloh Post No. 56, G. A. R. He is an elder in the Presbyterian church.

There follows the obituary notice of Mr. Norton's lately deceased daughter:

Died at her home in this city Monday, November 28, 1904, Viola, beloved wife of Robert A. Bolick, and daughter of G. P. and Nannie Norton, aged 37 years and 22 days. Services were conducted by Rev. E. W. Beason, of Pleasanton, Kansas, at the Presbyterian church, in this city, of which the deceased was a member, after which interment was made in the Cherokee cemetery. A husband and five children are left to mourn the loss of a devoted wife and a kind and loving mother, but their loss is her eternal gain, leaving in this world the evidence of triumphant faith, passing peacefully to her eternal home, without fear, relying in Him who has gone to prepare a place for you.

Viola May Norton was born in McDonough county, Illinois, November 6, 1867. She removed with her parents to Cherokee county, Kansas, in the fall of 1880, and has since resided in the near locality.

She was married to Robert A. Bolick December 15, 1887. To this union were born five children all of whom are living.

She united with the Presbyterian church when about twenty years of age, and has been a consistent member thereof until her death, November 28, 1904.
Pages 410-414 from A Twentieth century history and biographical record of Crawford County, Kansas, by Home Authors; Illustrated. Published by Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, IL : 1905. 656 p. ill. Transcribed by Carolyn Ward, in November, 2003.

4) Florence E Bolick b abt 1865 married in Jasper Co MO 3 Aug 1883 Joseph Brace Barnes from Alexander Co NC. They moved back to Alexander Co NC where they both died and had Florence's two widowed sisters living with them in 1930 above.

5) Julia L Bolick b abt Sept 1867 married 16 Mar 1897 Cherokee Co Ks William Cole Dills b 26 July 1861. He may have died in Baxter Springs between 1920 and 1930. They had one daughter Edna M Dills born abt Nov 1898. After William died Julia moved back to North Carolina where she died.
M725024 Cherokee Co Kansas marriages
W C Dills to Julia L Bullocks 16 Mar 1897

1900 Joplin Ward 2, Jasper, Missouri household 51
Wm C Dills July 1863 36 marr 3 yrs ILL parents ILL carpenter
Julia Sept 1867 32 marr 3 yrs NC parents NC
Edna dtr Nov 1898 1 Kansas

1910 Baxter Springs Ward 2, Cherokee county, KS Springvalley twp household 83
W C Dills 48 marr 14 yrs ILL carpenter
Julia L Dills wife 42 1 born 1 living NC parents NC
Edna dtr 12 KS
Henrietta Dawson sister in law NC 56 widow 0 born 0 living NC parents NC

1920 Baxter Springs, Cherokee, Kansas household 81
Wm C Dills 58
Julia L 52
Edna M 21 single

They also had a brother William Bolick who remained in Mecklenburg, NC and a sister Amanda b 15 Dec 1856 who was listed as a McLelland in the 1880 census in Mecklenburg Co NC.

Noah was a blacksmith by trade and I suspect he moved either to Kansas or Missouri after the death of his wife in 1882.

1880 Sharon, Mecklenburg, NC household 117
Noah Bolick 57 blacksmith
Rebecca M. 51
Margaret U or H 26 dtr
William L 25 blacksmith married
Amanda U McLelland 23 daughter married during the year
Cynthia M 20 dtr in law
Hugh D 19 son
Robert A 17 son
Florance E 15 dtr
Julia L 13 dtr
John H 1 grandson (son of William)
Rome Watts mulatto servant

If anyone has information on any of this family, please contact me.

Carolyn Whitaker
atsissie@aol.com

Re: I have the Bolick family Book (Bolch)

DaleBolick50 — 2007-01-30 01:18:51Z

Please e-mail me at daleb@twave.net . I think I have what you want.
Dale Bolick

Re: I have the Bolick family Book (Bolch)

DorisPoteat — 2007-01-28 23:38:14Z

I am sure you have this information now. I am looking for any and all information on The Bolicks.Daniel George married Mary Elizabeth Bolick. They had Barbara, John, David Samuel D, Henry, George, Daniel Bowman II, Mary Bowman, Catherine Bowman. I am looking for information on my great grandfather Avery Agustus Bolick son of Marcus Bolick. Any Help appreciated. Doris Poteat

Re: John Roarke/Roarick's Land Between Bolicks

2006-11-22 19:41:46Z

I'm sorry to be so late with my reply. I am very interested in the land grant. If you want, you can e-mail me privately at: arross@charter.net

Re: John Roarke/Roarick's Land Between Bolicks

2006-11-06 16:50:48Z

Anita
If you will e-mail me I will tell you to find a map on the internet.I looked and Johns land is in the middle of the Bolicks my ancesters.
daleb@twave.net

dale bolick

Re: John Roarke/Roarick's Land Between Bolicks

2006-11-05 19:04:42Z

If this is the land on what was and is known as "Rocky Knob" NC, three brothers who migrated to NC from Reading-Lancaster, PA, from Germany, I have the history of land grant

Re: Jonathan Bolick

atsissie — 2006-10-18 12:52:07Z

please contact me I have information on the Bolick family.
Carolyn Whitaker
atsissie@aol.com

Bolick/ Boloch

2006-09-17 13:07:46Z

http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccatawb/Bolch-cemetery.htm

Interesting info on this page

Old St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery

2006-03-28 01:02:34Z

I've never been able to find out for certain where Johan Adam Bolch was buried, but it may well have been at the historic Old St. Paul's Lutheran Church cemetery in Newton, North Carolina. It was pretty much the only Lutheran church around when he first came to the Lincoln County area of North Carolina, and at least one of his grandchildren, Godfrey Bolch Jr. is known to be buried there. For anyone interested, you can find some photos of Old St. Pauls at http://ccgraves.blogspot.com

Edythe Cline Bolick

2006-02-24 14:40:17Z

I'm looking for information on Edythe Cline Bolick. She was married to Foniest Eugene Bolick. She had a daughter named Janice Bolick Bullar who is my grandmother. any information would be helpful.

obit for Burnell Marvin Bolick of Manitou Beach, MI

2005-08-01 20:54:02Z

The following obit is here with permission of the Brooklyn Exponent, in Brooklyn, MI.

Burnell Marvin Bolick

Burnell Marvin Bolick, 68, of Manitou Beach, died on Sunday, July 24, 2005, at St. Joseph
Hospital in Ann Arbor. He was born on Sept. 2, 1937, in Lucan, Minn., to Glenn and Janet Bolick.
He married Elizabeth Jean "Betty" Helms on Dec. 16, 1961 in Monroe and she survives.

Bolick was superintendent at BASF in Wyandotte and in Livonia for 31 years and worked for D.T.
& I Railroad for 10 years. He loved fishing, working in his garage and yard, and looked forward to
teaching his granddaughter Katie how to fish. He also became a good cook and dedicated
caretaker during Betty's illnesses. The family had lived at Devils Lake with their son Brian since
1990.

Surviving are his wife, Betty of Manitou Beach; son, Brian of Manitou Beach; daughter, Barbara
Michelle (Bruce) Jackson of Flat Rock; granddaughter, Katelyn Elizabeth Jackson of Flat Rock;
and brother, Danny Bechtel.

He was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers, Harley Wayne, Calton and Richie.

Visitation will be at Arthur Bobcean Funeral Home, 26307 East Huron River Drive in Flat Rock, on
Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from noon to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be on
Friday, July 29, 2005, at the funeral home with Father John Hedges of St. Stephen's Catholic
Church officiating. He will be buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in Morenci.

Donations are suggested to Bixby Hospital in Adrian or St. Joseph Hospital in Ann Arbor.

Note: I am of no relation, but my sympathies go out to those of you who are.
This is here as a lasting memorial for Mr. Bolick.

William Bolick

2005-05-10 16:49:55Z

Still searching for info on William Bolick (1785) found in Burke Co, NC in 1850 with children: Selina (1821); William (1828); Albert (1833); Noah (1836); and my line Joseph (1837). Anyone know who Williams parents were?

Re: Bolick/Bolch book

2004-12-26 18:47:34Z

Sarah,

I know that you posted this a long time ago, but wanted to let you know my e-mail address so I can fill you in on your fathers family. I would also like to find out how you have been doing. Drop me a line and let me know how to get in touch with you.

Your uncle,
Scott Bolch

Re: NC Bolicks...

2004-12-21 02:39:24Z

Hi! Looking for information on Bolicks from Hickory, NC. Husband's grandmother was Evelyn Laura Bolick married to Eurie Augustus Spargo. Eurie was a cabinet maker. They left NC and moved to Danville, Va around 1915. From Danville they moved to Washington DC. Any info you can share is greatly appreciated!

Re: Price

2004-09-01 20:35:38Z

Hey,

My late grandfather's name was Elmer Price, twin to Delmer Price, My mother is Joyce Hernandez(Price). We are related. I know we are for a fact.

Elias Bolick 1880 census OH

2004-08-14 21:32:31Z

1880 census Union Twp, Hancock Co OH: Elias Bolick, 43, b. PA; wife Ada, 40 b. PA, son Irvin, 17, b. PA; John, 15, son, b. PA; Jane Spacht, step-dau, 20, b. PA; Lydia Spacht, step-dau, 18, b. PA.
Wife Ada was m. 1: Michael Spacht who died in the Civil War. Lydia m. Jacob Stokesberry Gallant in Hancock Co OH. Any more information on this family?

W. Bryan Bolich

2004-04-29 17:25:58Z

Just a note to anyone interested. I received a magazine the other day "Charleston Green" (SC). There was an ad printed on the third page by A. Fairfax Antiques, 200 King St., Charleston, SC. The ad pictured a beautiful chest with the following note beside it..."Inscribed under a drawer: 'This 'High Daddy' (c 1810) belonged to my Great Grandmother Mrs. Isaac Holman...who lived at Holman's Crossroads in Davie County, North Carolina."
W. Bryan Bolich
Owner, written 1929

Paul M. BOLICK m. either Hazel or Pauline SNAPP, lived in Anaheim, California in 1954

Conib1049 — 2006-07-07 21:24:54Z

I am from the Snapp family. In 1954 the girls father wrote a letter naming his son inlaws names in Anaheim, California but not which girl married the two men. Paul M. Bolick and William Geiger. Their father lived in Oregon and went there in 1902 from Ohio. Please contact me if this sounds anything like your family. I have the Snapp tree back to 1731 when the first came from Germany under the name Schnepp. The names has had several changes. I am a Snapp.

Linda

Bolicks who married Herman

Sasigirl — 2005-04-26 10:41:15Z

Need help with idendifying the following:

Lavina Mahala BOLICK b 1861 M: Ephraim HERMAN in 1887 Catawba NC

Christine Mahala BOLICK M: Henry HERMAN in Catawba about 1850 NC

Henry Herman M: 1831 Lincoln NC Fannie Miller

Sure hope someone can help.
Barbara in Maryland

Re: Bowlick/Bolick

bowlick007 — 2006-05-24 00:13:21Z

my grandfather told me that two brothers named Bowlick had a falling out and one changed the spelling of his name to Bolick but no one knows when this happened

Re: Bowlick/Bolick

bowlick007 — 2006-05-24 00:13:21Z

I belong to a rather large group of Bowlicks living in GA. if you would like some info on my family and what other things my grandfather told me just ask i have quit a lot.

Obit: Clyde Luther Bolick (D: 19 Feb 06) spouse: Lelia Rebecca Andrews; Parents: Leroy Marcus & Orlie Jane Austin

grapejam83 — 2006-02-22 17:05:17Z

I am not related to this family in any way. I just found the Obituary in the Richmond Times Dispatch, Wednesday, February 22, 2006, page B8. (Richmond and Crewe are located in Virginia)

BOLICK
Clyde Luther Bolick, 98, of Jennings Ordinary, Crewe, passed away Sunday, February 19, 2006. born November 10, 1907, in Hickory N.C.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Leroy Marcus and Orlie Jane Austin Bolick; his wife Lelia Rebecca Andrews Bolick; and a brother, Leroy Bolick.

He is survived by two sons, Robert Clyde and wife Laura K. Bolick, of Colonial Heights, and John Marcus "Mark" and his wife Sandra R. Bolick of Jennings Ordinary, Crewe; a daughter, Ann Page Bolick and husband, Dr. G. Russell Aylor Jr of Culpeper; one sister Edna B. Hunter of Richmond; and a niece, Gloria Rogers Landis of Richmond. Also surviving are six grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.

Mr. Bolick graduated from the Electrical Engineering College in Chicago, Ill and enjoyed refinishing fine antiques, gardening and fishing.

Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m., Wednesday, February 22, 2006 from Wards Chapel United Methodist Church. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends one hour prior to services at Wards Chapel.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Crewe or Burkeville Volunteer Fire Departments or the church of your choice. Jennings-McMillian Funeral Home is serving the Bolick family.

Re: Dora E. Bolick (Bolch)

rascel1932 — 2005-05-06 17:46:58Z

Tammy
did you find your information? I just got on this list so with the date of your message you might have what you need.

Dora was sister of my grandfather Luther Cecil. Dora lived in Drexel NC and is buried there. She has two living children which I am in touch with.

If I can help you, email me. Glad to tell you what I know.

Lanell

Margaret Matilda Bolick in NC

smittyo1 — 2005-02-28 23:52:16Z

Margaret Matilda Bolick b. 1869 m. William David Carver,father was Joeseph and mother was Mira Silver ,believed in Madison County or Haywood,NC

Joseph Wilburn Bolick

MaryHathorn27 — 2005-10-30 17:56:30Z

Trying to find more information on my husbands greatgrandmother Maude Jane Bolick's (Barney) family Joseph Wilburn Bolick was her father. She divorced Bart Barney and took her daughter Mamie with her. She stayed with a sister Jetta Pearl Allison in Texas and then moved to Lawton Ok for a while. If any one has pictures or information they would like to share please contact me.

Re: Elias Bolick 1880 census OH

LizStookesberry_Myers — 2005-10-14 16:40:06Z

Jacob Stokesberry Gallant was the son of James Gallant and Letita Stokesberry. Their children: Peter, Jacob and Riley.

That is about what I have on that family. Hope this is of some help.

Liz Stookesberry Myers
lizstookes@cs.com
Los Alamitos, CA

Jonathan Bolick

2005-05-19 15:32:59Z

Searching for {15+ years] anything on Jonathan who married
a Dodd. They had a daughter, Mary Jane b.4-16-1865 in Tenn., d.10-2-1952. Mary Jane married a Pettett/Pettit/Petitt[have seen all spellings within the same family, this is all I have, from her death certificate.] It is a long shot but, 1860 census index shows a Jonathan on page 360, Burke Co., but I do not have access to this info
Would greatly appreciate any help and Thanks in advance!!!

Re: Bolick/Dockery

mimiteto5m6kzry — 2006-03-23 05:23:20Z

Hello, I read your message about the Dockery family. My great grandmother was Jemima Dockery who married William Wilson Isenhour of Caldwell Co., N.C.. I would love to know what Elijah's wife Jane's last name was. Have been researching my families since 1977 and cannot find anything about this Jane. Can you or anyone out there help? She may have been born in S.C. Thanks so much for your help. My E-mail is jflick@chartertn.net

David A Bolick from WV served in Laos 1959/1960

thewds — 2006-02-12 23:13:14Z

Looking for a David A Bolick who served in th U.S. military in Laos around 1958-1960 or so. Fellow soldier from western N.C. wants to reunite or get back in touch.

LOOKING FOR FAMILY OF MARGARET BOLICK

lela73 — 2006-09-06 04:06:59Z

Maragret Bolick b June 1852 in NC
Married Conard Bolick b Feb.1848 in NC
Child -Daughter Bolick 1st name unknown
Married a Helton 1st name unknown
Child- Franklin M. Helton b 27 March 1892 in Catawba,Co
Hickory,NC
d-22 May 1946 Robertson,Co,Texas
If anyone knows of these Bolicks or has imformation on this lineage please let me know .Franklin M. Helton is my grandfather.I would love the imformation and to know about my family.I don't even have a picture of my grandfather

William and Louise Bolick SC

judymauney_1 — 2005-04-08 11:56:54Z

Looking for children ,or grandchildren Of William P and Louise Bolick buried in Neville cemetary in Oconee SC. Judy

John Roarke/Roarick's Land Between Bolicks

anr7 — 2004-01-05 02:51:36Z

I am researching a John Roark, who owned land on the waters of Lyles Creek in Lincoln Co., NC in 1786. The 100 acres was between the land of Adam Bollicks and Jacob Bollicks.
Does anyone out there know anything about this neighbor of the Bolicks? Does anyone know the location of the land?

Re: Bolch (Bolick) - Lanier Connection

CharlotteMcLaughlin382 — 2005-06-27 18:43:17Z

I have a Susan Balch m. Edmund Lance... for a daughter of Abraham Bolch and Christina Hawn..

I'm going to send you an invite to the Bolch to Bolick from Germany site on myfamily.com

Elias Carr Benfield

gerjoj — 2004-07-18 22:59:44Z

Carr was the son of Eli Goforth Benfield
b.8/16/1862 d. 6/24/1944
who married
Margaret Ellen Bolick
b.7/13/1859?60 d.1/2/1940
Eli was the son of Conrad Benfield and Catherine Dockery. Margaret was the daughter of Sarah Sally Dockery and Anderson Abraham Bolick. Catherine Dockery Benfield and Sarah Sally Dockery Bolick were sisters. have more on both if you are interested.

Sarah and Anderson Bolick

gerjoj — 2004-07-18 22:59:44Z

Hi,
Will be glad to send you copies of the pictures and share any info we might have. Contact me at gerjoj@aol.com. Sarah and Anderson were my husband's g-grandparents.
Joan

Sarah and Anderson Bolick

gerjoj — 2004-07-18 22:59:44Z

Hi, Just got on the i-net and started into the family search. You may already have this info by now but in case you do not,one of their 5 children was Margaret Ellen, born 7/13/1859/60, died 1/2/1940 buried at Bethelem Baptist Church in Alexander co. NC with her husband Eli Goforth Benfield b 8/16/62,d 6/26/1944. They had 10 children. Eli was the son of Conrad Alexander Benfield and Catherine Dockery, sister to Sarah Sally Dockery. Thue Eli and Margaret were 1st cousins. Margaret and Eli were my husband's grandparents. we have pictures of them, their house, their 10 children AND Margaret's parents Sarah Sally and Anderson Abraham. Margaret's siblings were Abner Lafayette, Jane, Sarah Rufes. If you are still interested, let me know. We are willing to share. Joan Benfield

Sarah and Anderson Bolick

gerjoj — 2004-07-18 22:59:44Z

Abram Bolch m Christina Hawn 12 kids:
Rachel, Abner, Susen, Mathias, Elizabeth, Rebecca, Alexander (m Sara Miller),John, Mahalia, Agnes, Henritetta, Anderson Abraham who married Sarah Sally Dockery. They had 5 kids: Margaret Ellen,(m Eli Goforth Benfield and had 10 kids), Abner Lafayette, Jane, Sarah, and Rufes. It appears this generation started to use Bolick instesd of Bolch. Eli and Margaret are buried at Bethleham Baptist Church, at Taylorsville. I have more info with dates, etc if you are interested. Regards, joan

Bolick

gerjoj — 2004-07-18 22:59:44Z

Connie, you have to be Ron and Charlie's sister! My husband and I used to visit your grandparents when we were on vacation. Alway took my inlaws to see them. My father-in-law was Worth, Uncle Carr's brother. I have scads of info on the Bolicks back to Germany and their arrival here on the Ship Neptune 9/24/1753. I can send you a compilation of what I have + I have holes to fill on you and your family. Please get in touch. Joan Benfield

Re: Bolch (Bolick) - Lanier Connection

Dalebolickb — 2005-05-04 00:12:20Z

Hi
Susan Ann married Edmund Lanier Jr. 1832. He was born 1800 the son of Edmund Sr and Polly Fisher. They had eight children.
David Anderson born May 24 1842 died Feb 12 1928.
Martha Ann born 1833 married Noah Winebarger Sept 7 1851
deid 1906
Elcanah Mc. born 1834 died sept 26 1863
Joseph S born 1835 died Feb 9 1863
William Benjamin 1843
Agnes 1844
Jacob 1844 died Sept 26 1863
Berton Newton
Looking at this I take it Agnes and Jacob were twins.
And Jacob and Elcanah died sept 26 1863 I would guess in the Civil War. And their brother Joseph died Feb 9 1863 I would guess in the war. I belone to the Sons of Confederate Veterns.
David Anderson married Martha Huntly Dec 3 1865 she was born Mar 8 1836. They had seven children.
Cora Alice
John Fidis Hartsell Aug 2 1868 died 1948
Mary Elvira Catherine Jan 4 1871 died July 28 1957
Lula Eleanor Nov 25 1872- Aug 22 1925
Martha Emma Feb 81875-jan 22 1953
Ivey Lee elijah May 19 1877-Sept 14 1967
Marvin Madison Malcolm.
Second Davis married Ruthie Josephine Edwards they had four children.
Laura Essie Dec 1 1891 married Marshell Lee Sipe
Myrtle Clauda Sept 22 1893- april 5 1978
Robert Dewitt Mar 6 1896-May 7 1968
Dewey Mailalieu may 7 1898- Jan 4 1977. David married thirdElizabeth Hollar Sipe
.I don't know how much you have . I have a little more if interested. Dale Bolick. daleb@twave.net

Re: ervin cook

lindakearse1957 — 2005-01-31 19:22:11Z

my grandfather's name was ervin thomas cook. he was married to harriett caroline bolick...she was known as callie. thats as much as i know..stumped..
linda