Connick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Ann Connick born 1848 Dowlais, Glamorgan

JulieBrough900 — 2009-04-14 16:14:41Z

Researching my greatgrandmother, Ann Connick born 1848 in Dowlais, Glamorgan, Wales, married to Rees Jones abt 1867. Moved to the north-east of England, Stockton on Tees, mid 1870s. Their son Rees was my grandfather.

Re: Samuel Connick b. 1818 d. 1895 in Red Oak Iowa

abshaw1 — 2007-08-01 13:41:41Z

Well, I don't really have any information on Samuel yet. I think he is somehow connected to my Frederick Connick, but I'm not sure how. I did just find a cemetery listing for Mary and Samuel. Samuel died 19 June 1896 @ age 77 and Mary died Mar 1891. They are buried in Hewitt Cemetery in Red Oak. I got that off the IA Genweb.
Frederick Connick married Sarah Warren in about 1876. At least two of their children were born in Red Oak. The children I know about are Oscar, Winnie (my great grandmother), Rolly, and Ransome. Does any of this connect with you? I believe that Samuel and Frederick are somehow related, because on the 1885 Iowa State Census Samuel and Mary Connick as well as Charles and Della (not sure) Connick are listed on the same page as Daniel and Fidelia Horn. I know that Fidelia Horn is the sister of my Frederick Connick. I know that's pretty confusing so write me if you want clarification.

Samuel Connick b. 1818 d. 1895 in Red Oak Iowa

Gary_Schnell — 2007-04-02 06:22:39Z

I am looking for any information that anyone may have on Samuel Connick b. 1818 d. 1895 in Red Oak Iowa, m.1847 Mary Withey.

Connick family - Aquasco/Baden Md

aprilwatts_1 — 2006-06-26 19:27:44Z

My ggg grandfather was Elijah (Eliza) Connick. He was born abt 1803. He married Dorcas Susanna Gibbons 11/20/1827 in Baden Md.

I cannot find who Elijah's parents were. If you have any info to share, please do!!

Also, I'd like info on Clement R. Connick. He was born abt. 1799 in the same area. I'd love to find out if Elijah and Clement were related (maybe brothers?). From what I can find on census records, Clement was a very wealthy man!

Re: James Connick

JimAckSr — 2006-04-26 22:34:04Z

Tracy,

Check out http://pages.prodigy.net/tconnick/johncon.htm

If this is your James Connick we may be related.

Re: James Allen Connick

JimAckSr — 2006-04-26 22:34:04Z

Barry,

I just checked the web site and was able to get in. This might be your James Connick:

4. THOMAS CONNICK (MATTHEW, JOHN) He married HELEN DELANEY November 03, 1853 in St. Mary's Indian River, daughter of DONALD DELANEY.

Child of THOMAS CONNICK and HELEN DELANEY is:

i. JAMES CONNICK, b. September 25, 1857; d. Unknown.

If you think there is a connection, send me your email address and I'll send you the other information that I have.

Jim Ackerman
JimAck327@aol.com

Re: Looking for info in James Connick

JimAckSr — 2006-04-26 22:34:04Z

Tracy,

I believe that you James Connick is listed under the decendants of John Connick (1770) at http://pages.prodigy.net/tconnick/johncon.htm.
Also, I have a couple of pages of Connick names dated 7/31/1940. Under "Children of James Connick" there is a Martin Connick of Plattsburgh, NY. I have the pages as JGP files and would be happy to send them to you.

Jim Ackerman
JimAck327@aol.com

James Connick

JimAckSr — 2006-04-26 22:34:04Z

Hi,
my name is Joyce Connick Danielson. I also have
a James Connick in my line.(b:5 May 1770
in Indian Island, Charlotte Co., NB)
This James had a brother by the name of John,
Their father was Joseph connick. Do you
think this is the same family with our
ancestors using the same names it gets
confusing. If you have any information on
Joseph connick/All i have is :he was born
around 1740, he was married to Susannah???.
Thanks
Joyce Connick Danielson
djdson@swbell.net

Thomas and Catherine Connick

JimAckSr — 2006-04-26 22:34:04Z

Roseann,

The Thomas and Catherine Connick buried in Holy Name Cemetery lot QA63 are my great-great-grandparents. They move to Jersey City, NJ from Prince Edward Island, Canada. I have more information on that line if you are interested.

Jim Ackerman
jimack327@aol.com

Re: LeBourdais

JimAckSr — 2006-04-26 22:34:04Z

What Connick line are you researching?

Re: LeBourdais

2006-01-12 22:27:20Z

I am interested in finding out more about the ancestors or siblings of Dr Owen Thomas Connick, born in 1818 in Kilbraney, Co Wexford, Ireland, who for some unknown reason settled in Perce, Quebec, to practice medicine some time between about 1836 and 1843. He is probably related to Connicks in Newfoundland and PEI, but the connecting links are buried still back in Ireland. Any ideas or tips gladly received.

Re: Connicks

2006-01-12 22:25:27Z

Re: LeBourdais

2006-01-09 00:20:31Z

I can give you more information about Charles LeBourdais. He was born on July 19, 1850 in L'Islet, Quebec, child #7 of 14 children of parents Jean-Baptiste Augustin (b. 1814) and Appoline Bernier (b. 1823). Charles did go to Michigan and you may be right about the date being 1874. There doesn't seem to be much information around about Sarah Ballor, spellings of both of her names also differ. Charles and Sarah had 7 children. Are you related to one of them?

Eleanor LeBourdais

Re: LeBourdais

2005-12-09 22:10:55Z

I suggest you drop a short note to Eleanor Le Bourdais in Port Moody, BC, Canada; she might be able to help you out.

Her email address is : elebourd@direct.ca

LeBourdais

2005-07-22 11:53:26Z

My Great-grandparents are Charles & Sarah Lebourdais of Linwood - Bay City Michigan 1852 - 1925. He may have immigrated to the US in 1874. Charles' father ? orgin is Canada. My guess is somewhere in Quebec. Can you help?

Re: James Connick

jpgrattan — 2005-04-25 02:06:23Z

Hi Ellie. Connick is a County Wexford Irish name, or at least that's where my Connick's hail from. Am still searching for connections to my 1851 emigrant ancestor (see my other postings.) Interesting that your James worked on the Erie canal. My Connick settled in Lima, NY, which is not too far from that canal. Good hunting! John

Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

jpgrattan — 2005-04-25 02:06:23Z

Looking for info on Connicks of Co. Wexford, Ireland. My ancestor Ellen Connick(about 1810-83) married Patrick Hendrick in Wexford, had 5 children there, and came to upstae New York about 1851. Looking for Ellen's parish/town and family.

Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

jpgrattan — 2005-04-25 02:06:23Z

1891 PIONEERS in Eureka, Humboldt County, California

2004-08-16 08:48:42Z

Taken from: Pioneer Days in California
Historical and Personal Sketches
by John Carr
Eureka Publishing Co.
Book and Job Printer
1891

1891
“Eurekas City Government is composed of the following gentlemen: the Hon. John VANCE, Mayor; Councilmen, First Ward, Alexander CONNICK, Second Ward, Henry SEVIER; third Ward, W. L. HENRY; Fourth Ward, solomon COOPER; Fifth Ward, W. S. CLARK; City Clerk, james KELEHER, City Attorney, James N. GILLETT; City Marshall, N. G. LINSEY; Assessor, Daniel J. COLEY; treasurer, JAMES g. d. crichton; Police Judge, John CARR; Health Officer, Dr. S. B. FOSTER, Day Police. John McISAAC; Night Police, George B. HALL and Joseph L. BULKELEY.”
Fire Department
“Cephas ACHESON, Chief Engineer; Robert HOLMES, Assistant Engineer.”

Re: Connick/Conick in Mass, NH, VT NY (pre-1840)

2004-03-29 00:27:38Z

Thanks for the info!! I had David's info but not Orrilla's. While I have suspected that Orrilla Lidell was David's wife, I haven't seen anything that substantiated this (only that David's son was Dwight Liddell McConick and Dwight named his daughter Orrilla!).

If you want to correspond re: John & Abigail, I have some information (sometimes contradictory) on John's lineage. Abigail's is fairly well documented. John's father James Conick (or McConick) was captured after the battle of Bunker Hill. It APPEARS that he was married to a Betsey as well as an Elizabeth - in some places, they assume these are the same women. Also, I have copies of John's Revolutionary War pension file. Please contact me if you want any of this information. My e-mail is janet.samuels at asu.edu (I didn't use the @ sign in the hopes of people not being able to harvest my e-mail address!)

Re: Connick/Conick in Mass, NH, VT NY (pre-1840)

2004-03-28 22:22:57Z

Janet,

I noted that your post was a few years old, but I just saw it for the first time. In case you are stilling looking for information I thought I would pass this on.
John and Abigail are in my line through their daughter Polly (aka Mary). A few years ago I stopped at the Schuyler Lake Cemetery in Exeter to view the headstones of John & Abigail. I did make some notes of other related headstones near theirs. There was a row of nine of them together. Three that might be of interest to you are:

"David McConnick [he appeared to use the Mc], Died April 29, 1845, AE 51 y'rs. We feel no mourn, though he is gone To join the holy happy throng We hope in Christ to meet again. Beyond all earthly care and pain."

To his left is:

"Ordilla Lidell, wife of Benjamin Morehouse, formerly wife of David McConick, Died Dec 27, 1858, aged 55 y'rs 4 mo. & 8 da's."

To his right is:

"In memory of Mrs. Sally, wife of David Conick [no Mc here] who died June 28, 1825 aged 30 years 6 months & 17 days. Go where to love and enjoy are one, and till I share your joy forgive my grief of love sincere oh this last pledge receive a s.....[the rest is buried and unreadable].

Mary Ryan Connick Penfield

2004-01-23 19:21:00Z

Looking for info. on Mary Ryan Connick who married my great grandfather Charles Penfield in the early 1800's --in either Pennsylvania or NY.

Re: Sarah (DeHaven) Connick

2003-07-08 20:40:52Z

I just found out Sarah and her husband had the following children: Harris D., Edward G., Walter, and Pauline. I found a name I wondered if you knew anything about: Thomas DeHaven Connick. His mother's maiden name was listed as Hine. He was born between 1945-1950 (to not disclose too much), in Humboldt County. I can't help but think he is a descedent of Sarah's. Do any of these names sound familiar? Please respond either to this posting or my email. Thanks in advance. Jules

Re: Sarah (DeHaven) Connick

2003-05-01 15:20:06Z

I have information about Connicks in Eureka, California who
went from Charlotte County, New Brunswick to Humboldt County in mid-1800s. My interest is in Connicks who are
descendants of William and Agnes (called Nancy) Wilson
Connick of Charlotte County who went to Eureka in about
1860. You will find much in Eureka records as there were
many Connicks who settled there.

Re: Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

2003-01-28 15:53:54Z

Hi Bill, Thanks for the respnose and info. I had tried them as well some years ago. It took them close to a year to respond and came up dry -- but I suspect they were still getting organized back then, and will do better now. I would really appreciate knowing how it goes with their search for you - perhaps I'll resubmit mine if your ecperience is good. Best wishes, John

Re: Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

2003-01-27 17:37:52Z

John, I commissioned a search for my Connick ancestors by the Yola Farmstead Folk Park, a Wexford Genealogy Centre, Tagoat-Rosslare Harbor, Ireland (http://homepage.eircom.net/~yolawexford/yolapeople.html). You may already be aware of this site, but it seems to offer much help for reasonable fees. Connick is one of the names associated with the "Yola People" of Co. Wexford. Bill

Re: Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

2003-01-09 17:37:49Z

My great great grandfather, William Connick, had a son, James, who was born in about 1835 in Co. Wexford, Ireland. He emigrated to the U.S. and resided in Mobile, AL in the 1850's. His mother may have been Mary Barry Connick, but I have not been able to verify that. The family was Catholic. I do not know about any siblings, except there is a possibility that he came to Mobile to live with a married sister who emigrated before he did. I am anxious to find out more about James' family in Ireland.

Re: Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

2003-01-09 11:40:37Z

My fathers name was William (Bill) Connick and grand father was John Francis Connick ( also my name , but I am known as Sean ) , of Killmore Quay , County Wexford .
My grandfather lived also in New York , and moved to Wales in 1920's / 30's , died 23/02/39 at Maesteg , Glamorganshire .
Would like to find any family links .
I have two girls , Anna and Victoria , and a son Thomas Sion Connick . ( Sion is Welsh for John , as Sean is Irish for John )

Re: James Connick

2003-01-03 06:55:06Z

My Grandfather's name was James Connick. He was born in Philadelphia. He became a boatman on the Erie Canal. I know very little additional information. I was always told that Connick was an Irish name. I have found one location that gives the name James Connick as his father and Lucinda Shaw as his mother. Does anyone know more information about this Connick line.

Re: Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

2002-12-29 22:38:46Z

Please let me know if you have any information on William Connick born within a few years of Ellen. William and his wife had a son, James, born in 1835 in Co. Wexford.
Bill Connick
connick@cox.net

connick

connick — 2003-01-25 15:48:52Z

to roseann connick vojacek:
from your messages, it's apparent you have alot of info re connicks from wexford. can you provide me wth this info at mconnick@webtv.net for period of 1820 - 1850? Thank you very much for any help.

patrick connick

connick — 2003-01-25 15:48:52Z

looking for info on early history of patrick connick. born aprox 1830, married catherine ("kate") walsh, emigrated to USA from ireland aprox 1852, settled in east irvington, ny (westchester county). looking for birth town, name of parents and siblings, etc. thanks for any info.

response to Mike Hendrick

jpgrattan — 2005-04-25 02:06:23Z

Michael J. Hendrick

I am responding to your 6/26 message board note. I am very interested in your Hendrick and Connick ancestors, as I have same. Tried to email you but don't have your email address. Mine is: jgrattan@frontiernet.net

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes

John Grattan

Re: Responding

jpgrattan — 2005-04-25 02:06:23Z

Ernie Our Hendricks may well be related but I have not yet been able to trace sibs, parents or town of my Wexford Hendrick ancestors who emigrated to States about 1851 after having 5 children. Once I have done that I hope to connect with others realted. Good luck, and please keep me posted of any developments (when time permits I hope to search parish records from Wexford, which can be obtained on microfilm from local Latter Day Saints libraries). John

Re: Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

jpgrattan — 2005-04-25 02:06:23Z

William, sorry to say that I have not been able to make any connection between our Connick ancestors - but that is because I have as yet been unable to learn any more about the sibs, parents, town, etc of my Connick (see original posting), othar than that she emigrated to upstate NY from Co Wexford about 1851 after m. a Hendrick and having 5 children in Wexford. I also came across an alternative spelling "Cunnick" for her, and found the same spelling in some Irish records. May or may not be any significance. Best wishes, and please let me know if you make any connections. John

Re: Connicks of Co. Wexford Ireland

jpgrattan — 2005-04-25 02:06:23Z

Patrick Connick

DennyMaher — 2003-06-29 05:42:40Z

Dear Roseanne,
I have logged onto so many of these Family History search programs I had forgotten about this one. Just stumbled accross it and saw your message. Please send me whatever you have about Patrick Connick from New Jersey. He was my GGrandfather on my dad's side. What little information I have been able to find is that Patrick was born approximately September 1849 in Dublin, Ireland. He married Annie or Anna Griffith(s) in 1889.
My Grandmother was Honora or Nora Connick, born 29 Jan 1882 in Hoboken, died 15 July 1961 in Passaic, also in N.J. I would be most grateful for anything you might have that would help me. Thank you, Dennis J. Maher
p.s. I am L.D.S., and have found most of this in the Family History Library through census records.

Patrick Connick

DennyMaher — 2003-06-29 05:42:40Z

Dear Roseann,
I have a copy of a 1900 Census from Hoboken, New Jersey. It lists my GGFather as Head of house. D.O.B. is 1849, September. Wife Anna D.O.B. is 1853, July. Children, Anna March 1879,
Nora (my Grandmother) Jan. 1881, Sarah, Feb. 1883, Lizzie, Nov. 1884, Kate, May 1887, Joseph, August 1890, John, January 1893. Patrick wife Anna were both born in Ireland, while all children were born in New Jersey. Patrick immigrated in 1874, and Anna in 1875. Patrick's occupation is listed as Truckman. Both could read and write English. They married in 1877, as they indicated they had been married for 23 years. There you have it. I am ordering the 1920 census records at the Family History Center, and hopr to gather additional information. I will keep you posted as to what I discover. Thanks for answering. Where abouts in Florida are you? We have taken a family vacation the last two years from Kansas to Panama CIty Beach, where we meet my brother and his family from Georgia. Florida sounds awfully good right now as we have about 6 inches of fresh snow on the ground. Talk to you soon, Denny

Patrick Connick

DennyMaher — 2003-06-29 05:42:40Z

Dear Roseann,
Thanks so much for the phone call and the information you sent me. Some of it I already had. As a matter of fact some was information I had submitted to the LDS files. I'm not sure why it indicated "name of person submitting unknown or unavailable". I certainly want to communicate with anyone else working on the Connick line. I am sending you what information I have. Some is quite old, (81), and some more recent. Hope it helps in your search. By the way, I was wondering if you were LDS. I happen to be LDS, and am always facinated to discover if my contacts are as well. Anyway, good luck, and happy hunting. Should I run onto anything else, I will forwaard it to you. Thanks again, Denny

Patrick Connick

DennyMaher — 2003-06-29 05:42:40Z

Roseann, No, I don't have Patrick and Annie's marriage certificate, and have not been able to find Patrick's death certificate. Annie's death certificate was in the packet I sent you. It lists her parents as William Griffith and Norah Cane.
I have about 7 of these web sites I check periodically, so if I had already responded to this one, please forgive me. Denny

Connick

DennyMaher — 2003-06-29 05:42:40Z

Dear Roseann,
WOW!!!!!! What a goldmine. I can't wait to fit these pieces into my puzzle. Thank you so much. I will keep you posted on any further updates.
Are you just going back to Florida for the winter? We spent a week in Panama City Beach the last week in July again (3rd year in a row)and had a ball. My middle daughter got engaged while we were there. Her fiance went with us, and thought it appropriate to propose. They will be getting married in April. Well, I'll talk with you later, have a great trip and enjoy. Denny

Connick

DennyMaher — 2003-06-29 05:42:40Z

Dear Jim,
Just checking my genealogy message boards, and found your reply to Roseann. She has been corresponding with me for about a year. My Connick connection begins with my paternal Grandmother, Honora (Nora) Connick Maher. She was a daughter of Patrick COnnick born in Ireland September of 1849, and Annie (Anna) Griffith(s). They were married in 1877.
The 1900 census from Jersey City listed Grandma as being born in January 1881 in Hoboken, Hudson County, New Jersey. She was one of seven: Anna, dob March 1879, then grandma, Nora, dob Jan. 1881, Sarah, dob Feb 1883, Elizabeth(Lizzie), dob Nov. 1884, Catherine (Kate), dob May 1887, Joseph, dob Aug. 1890, John, dob Jan. 1893.

This has been a real mystery to try and solve. My father only remembered his Grandpa Patrick speaking with an Irish brogue, and saying that he thought he arrived in the USA through Boston, MA. I have been unable to verify that. Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated. My e-mail address is denny@par1.net
My mailing address is 203 North Washington Ave. Chanute, KS 66720
Thanks, Denny

Re: Thomas and Catherine Connick

DennyMaher — 2003-06-29 05:42:40Z

Katherine,
You evidently sent the message intended for Mary Araujo to me. You might want to re-send it.

michael hendrick of windsor, canada

gramiebev — 2003-02-05 02:16:57Z

hello michael: I am formally from adelaide village, not to far from windsor. i am looking for information of gggrandfather who came from ireland, with a brother . my gggrandfather wife , my g ggrandmothers name was rebecca, she was born in 1811 in canada . they had a son named john b 1836. isee from your response that you have information..i would really appreciate this. sincerly b.h. ps my fathers name was sherwood {shady} hendrick.

CONNICK-PRINK

elvaeffie — 2003-08-12 18:29:01Z

Researching Maria (aka) Nancy CONNICK, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Bartlett) CONNICK who married Collins M. PRINK in Weyawega, WI in 1856. All information re: both PRINK and CONNICK considered.

Siblings of Maria CONNICK: Charles, John, Leonard,Sarah, Elizabeth, Margaret, Wilbert, and Charlotte (all born in New Brunswick, Canada)

Re: Connick Timberlake

jmat2015 — 2004-05-25 23:43:03Z

Ashley,
You asked for information on Elmer Connick and his wife Ida.
Ida Connick is my grandmother. Elmer,although not my maternal grandfather was always considered to be my grand father by me. You may contact me at jmat2015@yahoo.com and I should be able to steer you toward people in Maine that may be able to answer any questions you may have. One of these being my mother or my oldest sister and brother.
I myself no longer live in Maine but have many memories of the region and some memories of my grand parents.
I'm the third generation but do not carry the name due to broken marriages throughout the lineage.
I hope this will assist you . Feel free to email me.
There are ancestors still in the area of Auburn, Maine
Jim

Sarah (DeHaven) Connick

IdahoPeer — 2003-07-02 19:28:51Z

I am very excited to share information I received from my Great Uncle Harry DeHaven, who resides in Middleton, Idaho.

I received a scanned copy of two pages of a nine-page letter written by Sarah DeHaven Connick to her brother, Harvey James DeHaven (my line).

The letter is fairly clear except for one area; I interjected my own opinion in [].

So, enjoy and I am so excited to learn of this information to confirm suspicions!!! I know it will help out people on my line immensely. If this does tie into anyone lines, please let me know. I would love to add your information into my database. Thanks, Jules Summers-Leighton

"Page 8. but there is a prospect of Eureka being the terminus of a trans continental railroad. If she is, wont she
b _ _ _ n?
[I believe Sarah meant to write, "Where was she born?" It is unclear if my Great Uncle possesses the previous pages of this letter... If so I will continue to share the information.]

"I tell John C. that is the only thing that will keep us out of the pour house."

"I expect the reading of this letter will wear out your patience, but I am going to come to a stop pretty soon. I do not know much of our family history. We crossed the plains from Missouri to Cal. in 1849. I do not know where father was born but think in Penn,
Jacob DeHaven born Sept. 26th 1812
Elizabeth Wells " " Aug 22, 1822
Frances Mary " " Aug 7th, 1841"

(top of last page-9)
"Abram DeHaven born Feb 22,d 1843
John Jefferson " " March 12th 1845
Sarah Ellen " " March 6th 1847
Elizabeth " " July 9th, 1851
Harvey James " " June 18th , 1854
Elizabeth " " May 5th 1856

"Elizabeth Wells our mother was born in Ohio and raised in Illinois, Died in Eureka, Calif. July 12th 1856. Father died in Boise (I think) Nov. 28th 1863 Jacob De. I do not know when the others of the family died. I think that Abram died in Tulare Co. early in 1876.

"Good bye for this time.
Your aff. Sister
Sarah DeHaven Connick"

Jame Connick - New York

christine1371 — 2003-02-14 18:21:06Z

I am searching for any information on my great grandfather James Connick b 3/26/1897 d. 11/1956. He was a New York City Cop. He married my great grandmother Margaret Mccaffrey who died in 1931. I don't have any other information on her. I would appreciate any info.
Thanks,
Christine

Connick (George, Bryce, Joseph, James, Joseph)

harley68124 — 2004-04-06 02:59:31Z

I am looking for more information on these Connick's and/or Pictures. They are my great grandpa George gggranpa Bryce, ggggreandpa Joseph...ect.....I would love to be able to give this to my dad as he does not have anything that I know of.
thank you Judy

Re: Owen Connick

@@j.legarignon@videotron.ca — 2004-06-17 14:27:21Z

I don't know if I have previously replied to your posting but I am also looking for a Eugene (or Owen) Connick born in Wexford, married to ? O'Neill and whose son Owen Thomas or Thomas Owen left Ireland for Canada in the 1830s or 40s and settled on the Gaspé Coast.
Do you have anything that might tie us to the same ancestor?