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Frances Frankie Jones Pierce

JMKYLES23 — 2012-02-21 22:28:13Z

Frances married Thomas G Pierce. Found Military pention records for one Thomas G Pierce JR, widow named frankie, also found Military record for Thomas G Pierce SR, birth dates are 1832 for SR. 1839 for JR.I now Have Frances Married to JR. Is this correct? JR died from wounds in the war in 1864. Leg was amputated. who is who? Does anyone know Frances"frankie" Jones Pierce or her Parents? Or why there are two Thomas G Pierce in the same regiment same infantry with ages fairly close one SR. and one JR.?

Re: Eslick Lines in America

tomel — 2012-02-18 14:31:02Z

It is certainly possible. Suggest you research the following:
http://jamaicanfamilysearch.com/

Re: Eslick Lines in America

saul_eslake — 2012-02-17 19:22:27Z

Does anyone in this thread know whether there were any Eslicks/Eastlakes/Eslakes or other variants of that name in Jamaica in the 1840s or 1850s?

My reason for asking is that my great-great-grandfather William Roy Slatyer, who was born in Jamaica in 1844, the son of a Congregationalist Missionary, subsequently changed his surname to 'Eslake' in the 1860s or early 1870s, after he had emigrated to Sydney, New South Wales (Australia) and fallen out with his father. None of us has any idea why he chose the name 'Eslake' when he changed his name; there is no evidence that he had ever been to Cornwall (where variants of that name, as noted earlier in this thread, are not unknown), and his father's family came from Olney, Buckinghamshire.

However it has been suggested that there were living in Jamaica during the time he was living there (from his birth i 1844 until the early 1850s) some Cornish miners, among whom there may have been people with the surname Eastlake, Estlake, Eslick or even Eslake .. and that they may have had children who could have been among his childhood playmates, and whose name he recalled fondly when deciding to change his own.

That's mere speculation on my part and I would be thrilled to know if there was in fact any substance to it.

Saul Eslake, Melbourne Australia

Re: The Eslick Family

OzarkHammer — 2012-02-16 20:39:41Z

Mr. Paul Eslick: I too have have been doing on the Eslick line for several years (off and on as my health permits). The Eslick name is my maternal family name - with my Mother and one Uncle as the only living "next generation" between me and and my Maternal Grandfather, William Beaden Eslick and his spouse, Fannie May Nickless. Please get in contact with me, if interested, at arbunkle6@crosstel.net. (It may be arbunkel if not arbunkle. Thank you, Dan Hammers

Re: Eslick Lines in America

tomel — 2012-02-05 19:10:21Z

Just to clarify how the RI and MA Eslick (spelled in later years starting around the mid-1800s as Esleeck) families, here is a synopsis:
Eslicks and Esleecks of RI, VA, DC and MA
Note that prior to the Civil War, most spellings of this name with this family group were “Eslick” and later as “Esleeck”

1 Isaac Eslick b: Bef. 1710 Emigration: Abt. 1710 Palantine Germany d: February 1751/52 in West Indies per RI Death Index 1630 - 1930
. +Mary d: April 15, 1776 in Rhode Island
.... 2 Isaac Eslick b: February 08, 1744/45 in Rhode Island. Served as master of the Ranger during the Revolutionary War and raided British ships as documented in Volume VII, page 391 of the Records fo Colony of RI and Providence
....... +Martha b: Abt. 1741 d: January 20, 1786
.... *2nd Wife of Isaac Eslick:
....... +Ruth Reed b: Abt. 1758 d: May 17, 1797 in Rhode Island
.......... 3 Allen Eslick b: September 29, 1787
.......... 3 Lydia Eslick b: August 28, 1792
............. +Francis McGile
.......... 3 Sally Eslick b: March 04, 1795
.......... 3 Isaac Eslick b: 1789 d: August 26, 1791
.......... 3 John Reed Eslick b: March 30, 1790 in Rhode Island d: June 09, 1866 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island
............. +Ann Elizabeth Eddy b: September 09, 1790 in Exter, Rhode Island d: October 12, 1869 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island
................ 4 Rebecca Mills Eslick b: January 30, 1824 in Occoquan Mills, Prince William Co., VA Residence: 1910 Oak Bluffs, MA per 1910 Census (under Rebecca Worth) d: April 30, 1910 in Oak Bluffs, Mass.; Vol: 82, Pg. 279 MA Archives. Burried in the Island Cemetery on Warner St, Newport, RI in the Spencer plot with her first husband.
................... +Richard Champlin Spencer b: October 24, 1819 in East Greenwich, Kent County, Rhode Island d: November 26, 1856 in Newport RI
...................... 5 George Francis Spencer b: December 12, 1846 in Portsmouth RI Military service: Bet. 1862 - 1864 Union Veteran, US 4th RI Infantry; listed in 1890 Veteran's Census Residence:
1890 Bridge St. Newport RI per 1890 Veteran's Census d: May 18, 1926 in Newport RI
......................... +Mary Wilbour Lawton b: January 31, 1857 in Newport RI d: October 02, 1918 in Newport RI
...................... 5 Anna Elizabeth Spencer b: August 22, 1845 in Rhode Island d: 1937
......................... +James A. Davis b: Abt. 1847 in Rhode Island Occupation: 1880 Tool Maker per 1880 Census, Providence RI, ED # 30 Residence: 1880 109 Lockwood Street, Providence RI per
1880 Census
................ *2nd Husband of Rebecca Mills Eslick:
................... +Charles Worth b: Abt. 1810 in Massachusettes d: Aft. 1880 in Massachusettes
................ 4 Elizabeth Virginia Eslick b: Abt. 1820 in Virginia d: September 13, 1851 in Providence, Rhode Island
................... +Vars
................ 4 Lydia Eslick b: July 18, 1818 in Virginia d: September 06, 1892 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island
................... +David Almy
................ 4 Celia Eslick b: Abt. 1828 in Washington, DC
................... +Vars
................ 4 Phebe Eslick b: March 15, 1817 in Virginia d: March 02, 1903 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island
................... +William H. Sisson b: 1832 in Rhode Island
................ 4 Ruth Eslick b: 1813 in Rhode Island d: February 11, 1873 in Rehoboth, MA
................ 4 Elizabeth V. Eslick b: 1820 in Virginia
................ 4 Charles N. Eslick b: 1821 in Virginia d: August 30, 1854 in RI
................ 4 John Reed Eslick b: 1822 in Alexandria, Virginia d: 1869 in Brunswick, Georgia
................... +Ruth Ann Perry b: March 1826 in Massachusetts
...................... 5 Sarah V. Eslick b: Abt. 1846 in Rhode Island
...................... 5 Augustin Eslick b: March 28, 1848 in Texas Residence: 1900 183 North Hampton St., Holyoke, MA
......................... +Emma b: June 1852 in Massachusetts d: Bef. 1910 in Massachusetts
...................... *2nd Wife of Augustin Eslick:
......................... +Martha R. b: July 13, 1867 in Hartford, CT
...................... 5 Harriet F. Eslick b: Abt. 1852 in New York
...................... 5 Francis Eslick b: May 1850 in Rhode Island
................ 4 Sarah Eslick b: 1822 in Virginia
................... +Peter Slocum
................ 4 Mary C. Eslick b: 1830 in Washington, DC
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................ 4 Isaac A. Eslick b: 1832 in Washington, DC Occupation: 1900 Saddler and Gardner d: January 30, 1918 in San Diego, CA Military veteran of 3rd RI Heavy Artillery from 1862 - 1865
................... +Ann Mickle b: in RI
................ 4 James K. Eslick b: 1826 in Virginia d: January 08, 1884 in Newport, RI
.... 2 Samuel Eslick b: January 08, 1740/41
....... +Mary
.... 2 John Eslick b: September 17, 1743
.... 2 Mary Eslick b: November 12, 1746
Note: There may be a tie with the Eslicks of Portsmouth, VA but that relationship has not been established and it may include the Fales family.

Re: Francis and Samuel Eslick North Carolina late 1700's and early 1800's

robertholland81 — 2012-01-23 21:26:04Z

Please Google: Swansboro, North Carolina History for info on some Capt.Ezeriah Hawkins Decendants of Onslow County...I recently located 2 Hawkins cemetaries Bear Creek area (very Overgrown) have cleaned up one so far. GPS N3439528 W07710455... some info available on Find-A-Grave,Onslow County, N C the ones listed but dont know the wherabouts (I have found)Jonathan 1830-1921 Wiliam 1845-1926, They are in my family tree.

Re: Eslick Lines in America

drjeslick — 2012-01-17 22:02:47Z

Hello. My name is John Eslick. I live in the New Orleans metropolitan area. My family line comes through N.C. My facebook page is: http://www.facebook.com/drjeslick. I have many family members listed there. My aunt has been searching for relatives. Her facebook page is http://www.facebook.com/martha.proffitt.

Re: Eslick Genealogy errors

jmarconi63 — 2012-01-16 04:55:28Z

Just started researching the Eslick line of my mother's family and have been very interested in reading all of your posts. I agree about documentation, making corrections, etc. I find so many mistakes and assumptions on Ancestry that it drives me kind of crazy. I guess it's easier to accept ancestors that others claim are correct rather than do the hard work of documentation.
That being said, I am an Eslick (TN branch) through my grandmother: she is Lucille Eslick, daughter of Benjamin Newton Eslick and Myrtle Scott, he the son of James Madison Eslick and Sarah Arnold, he the son of James B. Eslick and Mary Mcbay, he the son of Isaac B. (I think) and then his father Isaac of NC.
I'm interested in any information anyone has about this line.

Re: Eslick Lines in America

tomel — 2012-01-07 04:20:06Z

Good day. I don't doubt that some Eslicks, Esleecks et el derive from Cornwall place names. That being said, there are definitely others (e.g., Eslick, Isaac & Eslick, Samuel) who are documented in "Even More Palatine Families: 18th Century Immigrants to the American Colonies and their German, Swiss and Austrian Origins"
Authors: Henry Z Jones, Jr. and Lewis Bunker Rohrbach
ISBN Number: ISBN: 0-89725-454-6
Many Palantines came to England in the early 1700s and were recruited by the British Crown to come to the colonies in North America to provide technical services/repairs to ships of the Royal Navy.

Re: Eslick Lines in America

PaulEslick — 2012-01-04 11:01:25Z

Hi, I have done extensive searches over the past 30 years, and am pretty certain anyone with the name Eslick can usually track the surname back to Cornwall.

Mining was a very common occupation in that area. There is or rather was a hamlet called Eastlake in Cornwall this is near Kenwyn, Truro where my family came from and in those days you took on a name to describe yourself as you know, this over time became Estlake Eslake Esloch Eslick because the individuals couldn't read and write and had to rely on parish priest to record entries and if you've ever heard a cornish accent it is easy to see how names change.

I was lucky enough to have an Eslick ancestor who married into an aristocratic family and as such gone back certainly to Norman times through 2 lines, and if other research is accurate, of which I'm very unsure, back to the time of Christ.

Re: The Eslick Family

PaulEslick — 2012-01-04 10:57:44Z

Hi I have done extensive searches over the past 30 years, and am pretty certain anyone with the name Eslick can usually track the surname back to Cornwall.

Mining was a very common occupation in that area. There is or rather was a hamlet called Eastlake in Cornwall this is near Kenwyn, Truro where my family came from and in those days you took on a name to describe yourself as you know, this over time became Estlake Eslake Esloch Eslick because the individuals couldn't read and write and had to rely on parish priest to record entries and if you've ever heard a cornish accent it is easy to see how names change.

I was lucky enough to have an Eslick ancestor who married into an aristocratic family and as such gone back certainly to Norman times through 2 lines, and if other research is accurate, of which I'm very unsure, back to the time of Christ.

Paul Ez

Re: Bob Eslick Modesto CA area

jenrohde22 — 2011-07-26 14:16:58Z

I would very much like to speak with you if that is possible. My name is Jennifer (King) Rohde. Would you please call me? My number is 989-737-8035.

Re: Bob Eslick Modesto CA area

alov0303 — 2011-07-26 09:35:09Z

my father was bobby eslick - born in little rock but lived in the modesto area most of his life. He eventually movedd to los angeles. I'd be happy to help

Bob Eslick Modesto CA area

jenrohde22 — 2011-07-19 23:42:03Z

Hi, I'm looking for any information I can find on Bob Eslick. I understand that he may be deceased, but he was a friend of the families in the early 1970's. Any information would be helpful. Thank you.

ESLICK Virgie 1899 1938 our beloved mother

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-22 22:43:31Z

ESLICK Virgie 1899 1938 our beloved mother

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,038 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

ESLICK Henry Sr 1889 1964 father

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-22 19:29:16Z

ESLICK Henry Sr 1889 1964 father

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,038 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Kenneth Orville Eslick

JackieLeeFrye — 2011-04-22 02:13:30Z

Hi Larry. Thank you for answering my post.
Paul Michael Eslick is my grand-daughters (Autumn L.Frye), grand father. Her Dad is Aaron W. Eslick. Aaron and Autumn's mother were never married and Aaron wasn't here when Autumn was born. So Leah gave Autumn her last name, which is Frye. I am Leah's mother. My husband and I have custody of Autumn. Aaron is OK with it. And he and his wife Martha come and see her when they can. Aaron Works in ND and lives in Billings. They are going to have a baby in July.

Re: Kenneth Orville Eslick

wedunit_1 — 2011-04-20 18:24:52Z

Paul Michael Eslick is my uncle. My father is Lawrence Henry Eslick, Sr. My grand father was Kenneth Orville Eslick, son of Paul Herbert Eslick (son of Andrew Jackson Eslick). Andrew Jackson Eslick was the son of Samuel Eslick, Jr.

Larry Eslick, Jr.

Re: The Eslick Family

winnersh66 — 2011-03-29 10:10:34Z

Does your family have connections with mining?
Some of my ancestors in the mid-late nineteenth century named Eslick were Cornish miners.
Regards
Nigel

Re: Eslick Lines in America

tomel — 2011-02-06 14:15:43Z

I agree that it's difficult to parse some of these family lines. Following up on your #3 & #4 notes below, the MA/RI line also lived in VA post 1800 before returning to New England (see 1820 Census, Prince William County VA and you'll find Eslick listed).
(a). Phebe A. Esleek - DoB: 15 MAR 1817 in VA; Married William Sisson back in RI; DoD: 2 DEC 1903 in Portsmouth, RI
(b). Lydia Esleek - DoB: 18 JUL 1818 in VA; Married David Almy 22 JUN 1856 in Portsmouth, RI; DoD: 6 SEP 1892 in Portsmouth, RI
(c). Rebecca Eslick/Esleek - DoB: 30 JAN 1824 in Occoquan Mills, Prince William County, VA; Married Richard C. Spencer 24 OCT 1844 in Newport, RI; DoD: 30 April 1910 in Oak Bluffs, MA but was buried in Newport, RI (Island Cemetery) next to her first husband Richard Spencer.
(d). John R. Eslick/Esleek - DoB: 1821 in VA; Married Ruth in Portsmouth, RI and had three children with Sarah born in RI, Augustin born in Texas, and Harriet born in NY. John R died 1870 in Glynn County Georgia (see 1870 Census Mortality index).
I'm interested in clarifying family relationships in the 1800-1830 time-frame between the Virginia and Rhode Island families.

Re: Donald Eslick (1925) or Bernice Eslick (1926) brother and sister born in Colorado

matthewdedrick — 2011-02-01 14:53:24Z

Berniece Eslick was my grandmother.

Re: Eslick Family History

benjiajeffs — 2011-01-17 19:25:50Z

Marrianne, Hello my name is Benjia. My mother is of the Eslicks in the Henryetta area. Iv been hunting Eslicks too. I came accross your inquiry here on Ancestry. And was wondering if the Linda Eslick of which you speak of is the same Linda Eslick I went to school with in Schulter, Okla. She also had a sister by the name of Judy.(Im really sorry to hear of Judys passing). We all use to walk home together after school.Sure would like to hear from her. If shes the same Eslicks. I lost touch with all of them when my family and I moved away.

Re: Eslick Lines in America

OzarkHammer — 2010-12-03 19:36:12Z

I am interested in all Eslick, Esleck, Esleek, Eastlake or other spellings proven to be directly related to Eslick family that came primarily from England to the N.E. States, then on down the east coast, the midwest, southwest and northwest. My immediate family connections are through my Mother, B. J. Eslick, living daughter of William Beaden Eslick and Fannie M. Nickless. I am not interested in conjecture, or lines established on hearsay. I am a firm believer in the fact "any text taken out of context becomes a pretext" and can not be relied upon for fact. My maternal family line of an Eslick tree on Ancestry is "The Pioneer Eslick Roots." My paternal tree is the "The Mountain Hammer(s)Tree" I have had to make, and need to make more changes to both trees after accepting "misleading leads" that have had me chasing dead ends or ghosts. I would appreciate any seriously well-grounded geneological assistance. Such assistance would be greatly appreciated.

cotton or rusty eslick

dlcloudt — 2010-12-03 13:08:42Z

I would like to find out info on two of my cousins. I have always known them to be cotton and rusty but I'm sure these are nicknames. I can't find out anything. Their parents are Hazel and Sqair Eslick, and Bessy Jane was their sister. Cotton died in jail and rusty died in Germany while in the army. I believe he was buried in Mo.

Re: Harvey Ellis Tolbert

dorisperkins_1 — 2010-04-17 18:51:54Z

I am not related, however I have been working on the Tolbert line from my son-in-law (who is an Eslick)
Researchers list the parents as Orville Tolbert & Mary Ann Clark. Some researchers list Orville's father as Thomas, however I tend to disagree.
On the 1850 Shelby Co., IN census list the family of Harry L. Talbert with a young son named "Oloven" who fits the age of Orville.

Orville died prior to 1880.
1800 Sullivan Co., Polk Twp page 139
Talbert, Mary head 26 no occupation MO,IN,IN
Talbert, Louisa E. dau 9 MO,IN,IN
Talbert, Harvey son 5 AR,IN,MO
Talbert, Sarah J. dau 4 MO,IN,MO
Talbert Minnie M. dau 2 MO,IN,MO

Re: Samuel Eslick b. 1784 Butler Co. Ky, Samuel Eslick b. 1784 Onslow Co. NC

ElizabethPKilgore — 2010-03-13 16:56:31Z

Hi Cliff - am trying to clean out my tree files and saw a bunch of letters we exchanged back when I first got on the internet - 2000 or so, and was wondering if you were still working on families. In checking out my Mother-in-law's family (Eslick/Couch/Kilgore) ran across your letter of 2005 on Rootsweb concerning the Eslicks. Are you still doing genealogy these days? I haven't had any new persons to work on in about 3 years, so guess I am about finished there. I appreciate all the help you gave me in the past. Many, many thanks. Liz Kilgore

Re: Beaden Eslick

Thumper73530 — 2010-01-24 21:50:47Z

Rebecca Duncan 21427 CR EW 189
Davidson,Okla 73530

Re: Beaden

Thumper73530 — 2010-01-24 21:46:27Z

Mildred can you help me with the eslick indian connection?
Any roll numbers and such. My husbands family is connected to Beaden Eslick thru Samuel down to Joseph M. Eslick's
daughter Ruby. Anything would be appreciated. My email is
thumper_73530@yahoo.com. Rebecca Duncan 21427 CR EW 189
Davidson,Okla. 73530

Re: Beaden Eslick

Thumper73530 — 2010-01-24 21:41:09Z

Jim, I'm doing research on the eslick indian connection.
Would really appreciate any help you could offer.I do have
Joseph's death certificate but no father and mother on it.
Know connections to Beaden thru Samuel but have no death
certificates. Or am I on the wrong trail?! Please help!

The Eslick Family

pickles4190 — 2010-01-03 01:04:49Z

Hi I was going through some of my dad's stuff and found my uncle's birth certificate. Most everything else was thrown away by a niece quite a while ago. My Grandmother's name was Myrtle Mildred Eslick and she was from Kalispell, Montana she first married a Forrest Lair who would have been my dad's dad and later married Earl Espey. I have no information on either my grandmother or grandfathers
's family if anyone could help me I would be very thankful.

DNA

eslick013 — 2009-12-22 17:37:13Z

Are there any Eastlake, Eastlick, Eastlack decendants in the DNA project at ancestry.com? This would help us all link our ancestry.

Incorrect Information on Eslicks

eslick013 — 2009-11-28 05:55:49Z

There is so much incorrect information on this website about the Eslick family from NC to TN. Levi Eslick Sr. was born in Virginia not NC, 3 of his children state fathers place of birth in Virginia.

Harvey Ellis Tolbert

MarilynDoverTolbert32 — 2009-08-30 22:09:46Z

Who are the parents of Harvey Ellis Tolbert? I was married to Harold Dean Tolbert for 18 years,son of General Dewey Tolbert and Jennie Lowe. Harvey and Millie Eslick are his grandparents,but don't know any more than that. General Dewey was born in Protem,Mo. Harold passed away Sept 10,2007 and intrested in his ancestors as a legacy toHarold whom I miss greatly everyday.

Re: Living in 1890 Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory

cg482 — 2009-04-17 02:42:56Z

I seem to recall a Jenkins-Eslick marriage but cannot find it
in my database. It may have been between an Eslick who I cannot place after 1900. But there are a lot of Jenkins in LCT. One was my assistant principal when I was in High School in Huntsville Alabama.

Thanks for the information about the siblings of Martha A.

Sarah Eslick was one of the daughters of Isaac B. Eslick. He died in the winter of 1834-35. His father was Isaac Eslick of North Carolina who died in LCT in late 1830 early 31.

Re: Living in 1890 Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory

RedRiverTXOK — 2009-04-14 17:45:24Z

Isaac Eslick is likely the father of Sarah Eslick Taylor, since on the 1860 Morgan Co., Alabama census, the oldest children of Robert A. Taylor are: Martha A. age 11, Isaac Edward age 8 (I posted the obit on him), William G. age 4, then there is a baby James Littleton, age 6 months.

There is a 1858 marriage in Lincoln Co., TN for Robert A. Taylor and Sarah Jenkins. From the death certificate for the youngest child of Robert A. Taylor, Sarah A. Taylor Cotter who died in Ector Co., Texas, her mother was Sarah Jenkins. So this supports the second marriage for Robert A. Taylor. Where did his first wife die--probably in Lincoln Co., TN???

I have obits for Isaac Edward, James Littleon, and John Robert Taylor, but have found no information about William G. Taylor or Martha A. Taylor, two of the three children for Robert A. Taylor and first wife Sarah Eslick.

Curious if you have found any connection between Eslick and the surnames of Pickett and Jenkins in Lincoln Co., TN? On the 1870 Lamar Co., TX census, Robert and Sarah Jenkins Taylor are living near the Pickett family and Jenkins family from Lincoln Co., TN, also Martha Jenkins Workman and her husband (the Workman family wound up in KY after leaving Texas). Two of the Pickett brothers, A. J. and James Mitchell Pickett, were living within a few miles from Isaac Taylor's daughter's in-laws in what became Velma, Stephens Co., Ok---later Isaac and his brother John Robert lived near Isaac's daughter in NW Carter Co., OK; their sister Sarah Taylor Cotter lived near Grady and Garvin Counties before she and her husband moved west.

I do not know where Robert A. Taylor and his wife Sarah Jenkins Taylor died, but they were alive in 1882 Cooke Co., TX where they sold some land.

Re: Samuel Eslick b. 1784 Butler Co. Ky, Samuel Eslick b. 1784 Onslow Co. NC

cg482 — 2009-04-12 14:58:43Z

Checking

Re: Eslick Lines in America

cg482 — 2009-04-12 14:55:34Z

just checking to see if anyone had any comments

Re: Francis and Samuel Eslick North Carolina late 1700's and early 1800's

cg482 — 2009-04-12 14:51:44Z

Sorry for the link rot. I guess some sites move or are taken down over time.

Re: Living in 1890 Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory

cg482 — 2009-04-12 14:43:24Z

Do you have more information on Sarah Eslick Taylor?

I have her listed as the daughter of Isaac B. Eslick due to the fact that she cannot fit into the families of the other Tennessee Eslicks. I have Martha Taylor as her only child and would like to fill out the line more fully if possible.

Eslick Genealogy errors

cg482 — 2009-04-12 14:36:11Z

Again I visit this page to see if any reply has been made to my previous posts. Not much.
It becomes more and more obvious that some people do this for religious reasons, and some do it for fun and the knowledge of who really were their ancestors. It seems SAD that there are those who will not correct their lines to reflect the true ancestry. Why continue to believe in an ancestor who is not yours? For religious reasons LDS adherents desire to get as many people listed in their genealogies to help them in the next life. That alone constitutes a reason to include a non related person on the flimsiest evidence. Publishing a genealogy in error leads to an admission that you were wrong when you correct it. I know, I have had to pull down posted genealogies and correct them. All of you should seek the truth. As for the LDS members, Be careful, when you establish your new planet with your ancestors there to assist you , you may have a bunch of non-related angry Baptists and Presbyterians there seeking to overthrow your rule on the new planet.

Re: ESLICK > Tavistock, Devon & Lancashire

seslick1957 — 2009-03-31 17:18:15Z

hello again

my g-g-grandfather is thomas (8 offspring and 20 grandchildren)
he has 2 brothers william (10 offspring)
john (7 offspring)
2 sisters elizabeth and mary ann (i don't know anything about the female side
I have to be honest and say I'm a rubbish family historian the only certificate I have is stephen and graces marriage which confirms stephen as the grooms fathers name the rest of my information is from reading the registers in tavistock censuses freebdm lcal microfiche and the cornwall family society
17 feb 1818 is the date of stephen and mary crossmans marriage

hope this disjointed info is helpful
scott

Re: ESLICK > Tavistock, Devon & Lancashire

EloiseLara — 2009-03-31 15:21:02Z

Hi Scott, thanks for your reply. Can you confirm the sons of Stephen (c1780)? Which son are you descended from? I don't have a marriage certificate yet, so I'm not 100% sure that the wife of Stephen ESLICK in my tree was Mary CROSSMAN. I would be interested to find out though; it sounds like we have some overlapping information.

Eloise

Re: ESLICK > Tavistock, Devon & Lancashire

seslick1957 — 2009-03-31 14:03:33Z

stephen,born 1780ish is my great-great-great grandfather I still live in tavistock I have lots of eslicks in my tree
mary crossman was stephens second wife his first wife was called grace turgay they had 2 sons both called stephen the first died in infantcy the second married agnes williams in plymouth and moved to london
stephen (1780) had three sons, these had 25 children of these i believe my brother and i are the only ones to carry this eslick line on

scott eslick
would be interested in the liverpool line

ESLICK > Tavistock, Devon & Lancashire

EloiseLara — 2009-03-09 10:18:10Z

I'm interested to hear from anyone with ESLICKs in Tavistock, Devon, or surrounding areas. Later generations moved up to Lancashire, so I'm also interested in any information of ESLICKs there.

The earliest ESLICK in my tree is Stephen ESLICK (probably born around 1780). He married Mary, and had at least four children; Elizabeth, William, Thomas and John. It's possible Elizabeth married John JOHNS, although I haven't had confirmation of this as yet.

William married Mary GEACH, born in Sweetshouse, near Bodmin in Cornwall. They had children; William, Mary, Stephen, Henry, Elizabeth, Dinah and Eliza. There may also have been a daughter, Kate.

Please reply to this post if you have any information on this family, or indeed ANY possible relations.

Re: Elizabeth Eslick & John Johns

EloiseLara — 2009-03-09 09:59:33Z

Hello Gerald,

A lady spoke to me last week on Genes Reunited in regards to an Elizabeth ESLICK and John JOHNS. From what she said, it sounds a lot like my ESLICKs, who are also from Tavistock.

If this is the same line, Elizabeth would have been born c1821. Her parents were Stephen ESLICK and Mary. Her siblings were William, Thomas and John. William is who I am descended from.

The lady I spoke to said that Elizabeth married John JOHNS, but that he was one of FIVE husbands. She didn't manage to find the marriage record of her marriage to John JOHNS though, so she's not 100% sure on this one.

Did you want me to forward her your email address in case you would like more information? Feel free to email me at eloisefifield@yahoo.com.

Eloise

Re: Joseph Eslick's branch

cheeriokay — 2009-02-22 04:55:30Z

yes i am very interested in pictures thank you shirley gosnell

Re: Joseph Eslick's branch

cheeriokay — 2009-02-22 04:53:07Z

my dads name was joseph thurman eslick i really dont know much about his amily i do know his mother was martha mills eslick the came from tenn. and lived in caddo ok. shirley

Living in 1890 Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory

RedRiverTXOK — 2009-02-18 15:44:33Z

For anyone who researches the Eslick surname, on the 1890 Chickasaw Nation census, living in the Pontotoc County of the Chickasaw Nation, there were JOSEPH ESLICK and wife, with three sons and four daughters, listed as noncitizens, with a legal permit to live in the Nation.

Is this family connected with the Eslick families in Lincoln Co., TN where Sarah Eslick and Robert A. Taylor were married in 1845, before moving to Alabama, then to north Texas by 1870, Cooke Co. by 1880 and then at least two of their sons were in the Chickasaw Nation by 1890?

Re: Eslicks - Cornwall / California

butterfly7753 — 2008-11-28 21:46:08Z

Tracey,
Looking to touch bases with you about your gggf William and his family. I found another cousin in Calif. Hope to hear from you again.

Re: William Easlick, Rhoda Powell, Jonathon King

Cliff_Gallagher — 2008-11-10 17:20:16Z

OH! I was just a little confused, but this information is good to know as I do not know of other postings about the ancestry of Rhoda Powell Eslick. Thank You.

My focus is with the Eslick family in NC and TN 1750 to 1900.
Primarily due to the fact that my grandfather would look up the family name in the phone book of every town he visited in an attempt to find out about his ancestry.

One of the unusual aspects of this is that I have determined that the Eslicks of Kentucky and Missouri are not connected to this family although almost all the posted genealogies incorrectly assert they are connected.