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FREDRICK Edwin W 1921-1953

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-17 00:51:33Z

FREDRICK Edwin W 1921-1953

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 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: William Samuel Fredrick or Fedrick

fergietroid — 2009-05-10 14:06:37Z

Hello,
Did you ever receive a response to your posting? If not, I would be happy to provide you with the information I have. I am descended from Christiana Jones and William Samuel Fredrick through their only child, Mary Ellen Fredrick. I am in contact individuals descended from his other wives so there is quite a bit of info.
If you have received info, did you attend any of the Fredrick family reunions in St. Jo, Texas? I was at one 3 years ago, lots of cousins were there! If you were there we probably met, but with so many I don't remember all the names.

Re: Fredrick/Fedrick/Frederick of SC, AL and MS

cfed53 — 2009-03-20 22:10:48Z

I am another researcher on this Fedrick family with Alabama - Mississippi connections. I am doing the research for my sons who are descendants of Simeon Fedrick(b.1804, md to Sarah Jones, 23 Nov. 1823). I am trying to determine who Simeon's father might have been (Stephen?). I am looking fro a marriage for Jefferson Fedrick(b.about 1840. Family story says it was Margaret Ray. Their son, William, would have been born around Nov 1875. William married Rosa Lee Fairchild, b. abt. 1872.

Re: Perry Fredrick

djcombs133 — 2009-03-20 15:26:35Z

I am also a Great Grandaughter of Perry Fredrick though James Henry Fredrick, through my father Waymon Lee Fredrick

Re: Peter FREDERICK married to Mary SEEFERT/ SIEFERT

blueegg08 — 2009-03-15 19:09:11Z

im looking for info and pictures for Charles F.Drinkhorn / Caroline (Carrie) Fredrick

John
blueegg55@gmail.com
Memphis Mi.

Fredrick / Drinkhorn / Thomas

blueegg08 — 2009-03-15 19:05:50Z

Hi whomever you are Charles F. Drinkhorn was my great grandfathers brother. I was wondering it anyone has any pictures and info of charles and caroline

John
blueegg55@gmail.com
Memphis Mi.

Matilda Jane Fredrick of Robertson County, KY

jmichaelfrederick — 2009-01-13 00:11:55Z

This is NOT the Matilda that married William Medlin in Nicholas County, KY.
This IS the Matilda Jane Fredrick that was born to William and Nancy
Jane Hilander Fredrick in 1856.
She first shows up in the 1860 Fleming County, KY census.
My next record for her is a January 1, 1877 marriage to Lemuel Berry in Robertson County, KY. She uses the name Matilda J. Fredrick See. Mr. Berry is her second husband, and her first husband apparently died,
since she uses the name See. There are a handful of Sees around RobCo during the mid 1800s, but I haven't found a Fredrick-See marriage yet.
My third record is Matilda Frederick in the 1880 RobCo census, living with Alexander Sanders (Widowed or Divorced), and his 15 yr old son, William.
On April 3, 1882 in RobCo, Matilda Fredrick Berry married again
(with Alexander Sanders as surety) to James Bryant (24, born in Carter County, KY).
James and Matilda are in Jessamine County, KY in the 1900 census, with their granddaughter, Etta Helvey. Not sure where their daughter was, but record shows that she was still living.
James and Matilda are in Carter County, KY in the 1910 census.
James Bryant died in Carter Co. on November 2, 1919.
Matilda died in Carter Co. on January 27, 1943, and she is buried in Eagle Hall Cemetery, in the community of Soldier.
I have photos of all documents, and I'm still looking for info on her first husband, unk See. I will also try to find info on her daughter. If you would like copies, please email me at
jmichaelfrederick@hotmail.com . mike

James Bryant m. Matilda Jane Fredrick

jmichaelfrederick — 2009-01-01 20:52:48Z

Hi. I'm looking for info on a James Bryant, born about 1858 in Carter County, KY. His 2nd wife was my gg aunt. It was her 3rd marriage. She was born in Mason County, KY on 11/9/1856, as Matilda Jane Fredrick, d/o William and Nancy Jane Hilander Fredrick. James and Matilda were married in Robertson County, KY on April 3, 1882. Matilda's first husband was "unknown" See, and her second was Lemuel Berry. She died in Carter County on 1/27/1943, and was buried in Soldier, KY. She was a widow when she died. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks! mike jmichaelfrederick@hotmail.com

Re: FRANK FREDRICK of Minong, WI

VickiDrake90 — 2008-10-08 19:37:02Z

Hi Sandy,
I am also looking for our relatives. John and Mary Fredrick came to the US. Uncle Otto and Uncle William were born in Iowa. Grandfather(Frank) was born in Wisconsin. The person I can not locate is Aunt Rose. John Fredrick was 12 years older than Mary Fredrick. I have collected quite a bit of data on John and Mary. If you would to see it we can get together and compare.

Vicki Drake

Re: THERESA JOHN MAUREEN FREDRICKS

maureenohara19 — 2008-06-20 17:04:03Z

Theresa and John Fredricks moved to Florida in the early 50's. Had 4 children: Johnny, Maureen, Robert and William. I am their daughter Maureen O'Hara and live in Jacksonville FL. Patricia Hayhurst lives in Edgewater Florida with her daughter Betty Manzi.

otto fredrick

dia179 — 2008-05-04 06:57:00Z

Looking for Otto Fredrick who married Elizabeth Brockman. They lived in Il or MO and had two children. Karl and Anna Marie. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: Fredrick/Fedrick/Frederick of SC, AL and MS

katherynpitts — 2007-09-25 18:33:05Z

Ruth,

Are you still researching this line? I would love to correspond with you. I have found a daughter of Jessee and Sarah may be my Nancy Jane Fedrick. She was married in Leake Co., MS and I am dying to hear from you.

Re: New York:Frederick,Johan Peter,Phillip,Eva

asmctommy — 2007-05-27 10:01:21Z

I have a Levi Fredrick b. abt 1838
Jefferson, Sullivan, Indiana, United States

Father: Andrew Fredrick b. 1803 m. Nancy Cowden b. 1810 Kentucky d. 1867 Indiana

I am a direct decendent of Levi's brother, also named Andrew b. abt 1846

Other siblings:
John Fredrick
1872-
Walter Fredrick
1874-
Jacob Fredrick
1875-
Bert Fredrick (Changed the spelling of FREDRICK to FREDERICK, supposedly because he thought it looked better)
1878-1923
Caleb Fredrick
1880-

Re: anne fredrick

dawnkibbons — 2007-03-06 23:10:07Z

my grandfathers name was Wayne Fredrick. His parents were John and Alvinnia Fredrick from Waupaca County Wisconsin. So I think your Anne is a different one.
Thanks
Denise

Re: anne fredrick

rbeeman735 — 2007-03-06 21:33:23Z

What was your grandfathers name?

Re: anne fredrick

rbeeman735 — 2007-03-02 20:19:36Z

I have her as being born in Minnesota in 1900. Her name might have been Mary Anne Fredrick. Also Frederick may be another spelling of surname.

Re: Joseph, John, Alvina Rand, Daisy

dawnkibbons — 2007-02-25 02:53:28Z

John and Alvina were also my g/grandparents. I would love to share information with you.
Denise

Re: anne fredrick

dawnkibbons — 2007-02-25 02:39:18Z

My grandfathers sisters name was Annie Fredrick but they were born in Wisconsin. Could this be the same one?

Re: Fredrick/Fedrick/Frederick of SC, AL and MS

2006-10-19 12:28:28Z

Thank you so much for your message. I believe it was "ME" who did the recent request on John S. Fredrick. I am writing a book on my ancestry - and have done considerable research on my great great grandfather - John S. Fredrick (Frederick-Fedrick and such over the years according to various census)
Some of what you posted goes along with what I have discovered during my research, however, some of what you posted, I would love to have documentation on...as well as whatever you have found thus far. I would be happy to forward my findings to you -- how shall I do so?
John

Re: Fredrick/Fedrick/Frederick of SC, AL and MS

2006-10-19 03:03:23Z

John, I work at the Greenwood County Historical Society in Eureka, Kansas and had a request to do a search on our county resources for John S. Fedrick/Fredrick and his family. In his obituary it states he was born November 17, 1799 in South Carolina, and died in his 85th year on April 1, 1884 in Salt Springs Twp., Greenwood County, Kansas. It also states he was a soldier in the War of 1812 in which he drew a pension, enlisting when a youth of fifteen. He migrated to Georgiathen to Tennessee where he was married and wherre all of his children except one was born. He was the father of 13 children, 7 surviving at the time of his death. From Tennessee he went to Missouri in 1856 and to Kansas in 1862, settling in Fall River, Greenwood Co., Kansas in 1865. His wife died in 1867, since which time he lived with his children. For some time prior to his death he lived with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Englehart of Casner Creek, wherre he died. This is also in Greenwood County, Kansas. For some reason beyond me, the person who wrote the obit. called John "Thos." in his last paragraph, which paid tribute to a great man and friend. The last sentence being, "Soldier, rest! Thy warfare's o'er." It does not give the place of burial, but we have found that people in Fall River, Greenwood County, Kansas sometimes were buried in either Wilson County, Ks. or in the North Pole Cemetery in Elk County, Ks. I believe it is the latter of the two. We are building a family file on this man and any info. you can send our way will be much appreciated. Our e-mail address is gwhistory@sbcglobal.net.

Mary Margaret (Fredrick) Starr looking for

2006-08-25 21:39:15Z

hi

I am searching to find the birth area of Mary Margaret (Fredrick) Starr.

Her husband John Starr was born 1759. died 1849 and are buried at the Starr farm House graveyard that they settled in 1811.

We know nothing of Mary Margaret.

thank you
Jim Starr

James Frederick

2006-08-04 13:30:06Z

Greetings:

I have a record of a James Frederick (born c. 1803) who married Susan Durden on 19 January 1825 in Person County, North Carolina. Susan Durden was born c. 1803. The couple produced ten children. For more on this family go to the Caswell County Family Tree at:

http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=caswellcounty

You can find more on the Frederick family of Person County, North Carolina, in my Frederick Family Omnibus Memorandum at:

http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncccha/pdf/frederick/frederickfamil...

To join a group that focuses on the Frederick surname go to the Frederick National Heritage Program at:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FNHP/

However, while this family may have gone through Kentucky, it ended up in Missouri.

Good luck and best regards.

Rick

PS Note that the surname probably was Fedric.

Frederick Photographs

2006-01-13 14:54:25Z

If no one with a more direct family connection claims the photographs I will take them and post the images to the Frederick National Heritage Program website at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FNHP/

Then the photographs will be available for all to see.

Thanks and best regards.

Rick

Re: John W. Fredrick

2005-06-14 03:11:13Z

Update of information:
My gggrandfather William Samuel Fredrick was born ca 1820 in Alabama. He had a brother John N Fredrick who wrote him a letter I have during the civil war.
His son John Grant Fredrick born ca 1872 in Mays County, Kentucky had a brother Thomas Jones Fredrick and a half sister Mary Ellen Fredrick. They had a half brother William Fredrick.
Apparently William Samuel was married twice once to Ellen Fredrick and lastly to Martha Linsey.
I am looking for William Samuel's parents. Any help would be appreciated.

sussie anna fredrick

marshadailey — 2006-05-24 23:46:09Z

Searching for info on Sussie Anna Fredrick born April 30,1875 in Marion County Arkansas she married John Slape in 1895 would appreciate any info mdailey01@hotmail.com

Frederick National Heritage Program

NCCCHA — 2005-06-16 01:31:20Z

For all of those interested in the Frederick surname (various spellings, including Fredrick) we have launched the Frederick National Heritage Program. It is non-commercial, non-profit, and member-operated. If you would like to join others interested in our Frederick/Fredrick heritage, please take a look at the FNHP web site at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FNHP/ or email me (or both).

Best personal regards.

Richmond Stanfield Frederick, Jr.

Reynold & Ruben Fredrick picture

daisymae1505 — 2005-07-31 19:26:43Z

I have a picture of Reynold & Ruben Fredrick that I'll gladly email to anyone wishing a copy. Both gentlemen look to be in their late 20's or early 30's. They are sitting on the running board on an older car.

Dianne L. Springer
dilyspr@yahoo.com

anne fredrick

rbeeman735 — 2006-07-12 01:53:29Z

Looking for information on Anne Fredrick (maiden name).
Born about 1900 in Minnesota. Lived in Stanford, Montana in 1919.

Thanks

Re: William Fredrick of Robertson County, Kentucky

jmichaelfrederick — 2005-03-07 18:03:27Z

I appreciate your reply, but I don't have any info on a William Samuel Frederick. I also cannot find any connection with my Frederick's and the Civil War. Thanks anyway!

Lost family Debbie and Tom Fredrick

JackieMurdock17 — 2005-05-15 20:32:47Z

I am looking for Thomas George Fredrick and his wife and children: His wife Deborah Elaine Brown Fredrick and children Nicholas Acosta and Travis George Fredrick. Their last known location was Colorado Springs CO. If anyone knows this family please have Deb contact her cousin Jackie Brown Murdock at 325 Turner Ave.
Wauchula, FL 33873

Samuel Fredrick born PA 1826-1908

TIMFREDERICK69 — 2006-02-06 02:14:34Z

Searching for any info on Samuel (L.?) Frederick born in PA 14 Sep 1826. He married Mary Jane Carr in Henry County Ohio on 21 Oct 1853. Samuel and Mary Jane raised all their children in Henry County Ohio. I do not know the parents of Samuel nor the county where he was born in PA. Died 28 April 1908 near Florida, Henry County, Ohio.

Thanks for any help.

Tim Frederick

William Samuel Fredrick or Fedrick

johnsr2335 — 2006-02-03 00:25:27Z

William Samuel Fredrick - born abt 1820 - Alabama
married 4 times - Mary Polly Sweazea; Mary E. Downey; Christiana Jones; Mary and/or Martha Linsey - seeking information on any or all of above. Father of William is believed to be: John S. Fredrick of South Carolina - born about 1800 and mother is Elizabeth C. Whiteside born about 1801 in North Carolina ... Thank you.

Re: Fredrick/Fedrick/Frederick of SC, AL and MS

johnsr2335 — 2006-07-13 15:42:53Z

Seeking family ancestry. Saw your posting. Please do contact me.
John Fredrick - Charleston SC Census 1800
John S Fredrick - married Elizabeth Whiteside from NC
He was in war of 1812 - Georgia Militia - They had 10
children - #1 - William Samuel born about 1820 in AL -
William married 4 times. His first born - was William who married and had 7 children - the last being Jesse Andrew ... and the name Fredrick has been spelled a variety of ways - Fedrick - Fredrick - Frederick, etc.
William Samuel is my great grandfather. Jesse was born in Texas - found in Oklahona at 2 years old in a 1900 census and was in New Mexico and died in AZ.
Thank you for responding.
John

Fredrick (Frederick) of OH

litfield — 2006-06-30 23:49:18Z

I am looking for the parents of Joseph William Fredrick (Frederick). Not sure where born but was abt. 1871. Lived in Lima, Allen Co, OH and married a Elizabeth Schmidt from Ottoville, OH.
They had 3 children William Martin, Mildred Agnes, Carl Andrew. His name may have been William Joseph Frederick. There are several since him. He died in 1914. Was murdered. Can not find an obit for him in the Lima News paper.

Re: John W. Fredrick

MSodder — 2006-11-26 22:48:19Z

Hi,
I saw your messageboard postings. I am also looking for a William S. Fredrick, b. about 1820 in AL, married probably 3 different times.
William S. Fredrick age 43 and Christina Jones age 31 were married in 1863 in Pocahontas, Randolph Co., AR. I have a photocopy of the original marriage license. They had a daughter Mary Ellen Fredrick, born 1864, and Christina died in 1865.
I haven't found William S. Fredrick in the 1870 census, but in the 1880 census he was living in War Eagle, Madison Co., AR. In the household with him are: (no wife)
daughter Mary Ellen Fredrick (16) listed as housekeeping
son John Grant Fredrick (10) listed as farmhand
son Thomas J. Fredrick (6)

Living next door to William S. Fredrick in the 1880 census was his son William Fredrick, his wife Malissey J. Fredrick from TN, and 2 daughters, Mary I. Fredrick, age 3, and Malissey J. Fredrick, age 1.

Mary Ellen Fredrick was my g-grandmother. She married:
1st Lafayette I. Ponds (2 children)
2nd John Jackson Mays (my line) (3 children)
3rd William Nevins (no children)

My grandmother Lily Maye Mays was the daughter of Mary Ellen Fredrick and John Jackson Mays. Lilly Maye Mays married Thomas J. Simpson of Madison County, AR.

I am trying to trace both William S. Fredrick and Christiana Jones. The census records for their children list both parents as being born in AL.

The other information I have on William S. Fredrick concerns the Civil War. Corporal William S. Fredrick, Corporal George M. Jones, Sergeant Joseph B. Jones, and Private James J. Pond (father of Mary Ellen Fredrick's first husband), all joined Captain Ballard's 30-day Volunteers on Nov. 17, 1861 at Pitman's Ferry, Randolph Co., AR. They were released Dec. 17, 1861 at the same place. Since I can't find William S. Fredrick in the 1860 census, I am curious how he wound up in Arkansas in 1861. The other three men lived in Little Black Township, Randolph Co., AR.

Re: Perry Fredrick

MSodder — 2006-05-01 18:54:34Z

Hi,
If you haven't already been contacted by John Spencer Fredrick, I can put you in touch with him. General Perry Fredrick was the son of John N. and Harriet Fredrick. John N. was the brother of my g-grandfather William Samuel Fredrick. It appears their parents were John S. Fredrick and Elisabeth Whiteside.

Re: James Fredrick

DaisyEdwards25 — 2005-04-26 02:29:07Z

If this is Landen that lives in Dallas, Texas please email me at daisy@cowtown.net . Thanks

pictures

BonnieBismark — 2006-01-12 14:32:22Z

I have come across a couple pictures in my grandmothers old photo album. They must have been taken in the early 1900's, in Saginaw, Michigan. The name on them is Nita Fredrick. Anyone interested?

Re: New York:Frederick,Johan Peter,Phillip,Eva

momvansickle2374 — 2006-08-04 00:18:32Z

Do you have ties to North Carolina or Virginia in your line in late 1700's or early 1800's. I am searching for info on Levi Frederick. I cannot find his parents or anything back passed the time he was 30.

thanks
Brian

Re: James Fredrick

momvansickle2374 — 2006-08-04 00:18:32Z

I am looking for info on Levi Frederick who around the same time moved to Ky. Maybe we have info that would help eachother.
Levi b.1813 N.C. or Va

Re: Fredeck/Freedeck family

momvansickle2374 — 2006-08-04 00:18:32Z

What are some names and birthdates and marriages

John W. Fredrick-Civil War Letter

RickFrederick51 — 2005-11-17 20:32:14Z

Dear Landen:

Would it be possible to email me a copy of your Fredrick Civil War letter for posting on the Frederick National Heritage Program website (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FNHP/)? Also, please consider joining the others at the FNHP who share the Frederick surname (all spellings). By posting your treasured letter at the FNHP you would be sharing Fredrick history and might attract some family leads.

Best personal regards.

Rick

Paul Fredrick/frederick/fredrickson

SarahOberson — 2006-03-09 05:22:21Z

I am not exectly sure on the spelling of the last name but I am looking for my g grandfather. My g grandma and him were never married. They had a daughter in 1925 in or around Detroit. We dont want anything from the family we just want to fill in the gaps in the family tree! My g grandma was born in 1905 and we believe that he may have been older. My grandma and g grandma have passed never wanting to talk about this so we dont have much to go on. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

looking for fredrick stationed in germany in 1956 from texas

tcantrell1 — 2007-01-15 23:15:36Z

i am looking for a fredrick who was stationed in germany in 1956, all i know is he was from texas, he would be arround 73 yrs old. his parents shipped his car to germany while he was stationed there, any info would be appreciated.

Carl D. Fredrick, 1932-2001

stonecoldead — 2005-08-24 16:15:49Z

Carl D. "Cully" Fredrick, age 69 of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, passed away after a long battle with cancer on Tuesday, October 23, 2001 at Oshkosh Medical and Rehabilitation Center. He was born on March 3, 1932 in Oshkosh to George and Delia (Vowels) Fredrick. Cully married Beverly Taylor on October 10, 1975 in Oshkosh. Survivors include his wife: Beverly of Oshkosh; their children: Carl Fredrick and his family: Kelly and Kenlin; Robin (Bruce) Koepke of Oshkosh and their son, Tory; Craig (Andree) Fredrick of Madison and their family, Jason and Jordan; David (Laurie) Schlosser of Oshkosh; Jean (Tom) Spanbauer of Oshkosh and their family: Mandy, Mara, Melissa, and Michelle; a special daughter-in-law: Karen Fredrick of Oshkosh; five brothers: George "Teddy" (Marge) Fredrick of Oshkosh, Clarence (Peggy) Fredrick of Oshkosh; Tom (Dorothy) Fredrick of Oshkosh; Roger (Carol) Fredrick of Oshkosh; and Doug (Carla) Fredrick of Florida; one sister: Eva Mand of Oshkosh, and a special aunt: Bessie Kromm of Oshkosh.

Re: John W. Fredrick-Civil War Letter

mmsodder1 — 2005-07-31 03:30:26Z

Hello Rick,
Just wanted to let you know Landen Fredrick and I recently "found" each other through our research. We are related through his g-grandfather John Fredrick, and my g-grandmother Mary Ellen Fredrick, who were half-siblings and both children of William Samuel Fredrick, b. 1820 in (probably) Alabama. He had a brother John Grant Fredrick who lived in Missouri and fought for the Union during the Civil War. William S. Fredrick fought for the Confederacy.

Re: John W. Fredrick

mmsodder1 — 2005-07-31 03:23:14Z

Hi,
Don't know if this helps, but my William S. Fredrick I mentioned earlier had a brother John Grant Fredrick who lived in Missouri and fought for the union. William, his brother, lived in Arkansas and fought for the Confederacy.

i,Re: John W. Fredrick

mmsodder1 — 2005-07-31 03:21:10Z

i,Re: John W. Fredrick

mmsodder1 — 2005-07-31 03:21:09Z

i,Re: John W. Fredrick

mmsodder1 — 2005-07-31 03:21:08Z