Renick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Nancy Renick & William Hardcastle

mrkdnnr — 2009-10-02 18:37:14Z

I would love to hear from other decendants. My new email is as follows mrkdnnr@gmail.com.

Mark Donner

Re: Old picture, possibly a Rennick

jsuf38 — 2009-09-02 15:12:46Z

I have given the picture to the Madison County
Genealogy Society so you will have to contact
them for the picture.

Re: Old picture, possibly a Rennick

sandrarhall — 2009-09-01 01:18:25Z

I am a Renick descendant, and I would like to see the picture. Thanks!

Re: Renicks of West Virginia

mbd93 — 2009-08-04 17:36:33Z

My great-grandfather was William Renick Bowden, b 1851, WV. He was supposedly the illegitimate son of a Renick and perhaps a Sally Boden. Ever hear of this? Any clues appreciated.

Re: Renick Family Tree

mbd93 — 2009-08-04 17:29:06Z

I have the feeling we're related. My great-grandfather was William Renick Bowden, b 1851 in WV. Rumor has it that his mother may have been Sally Boden and his father a Renick. Do you have any info on these skeletons? Thanks for any and all hints, big or small.

Renick/Bryant/Effingham

Barbarabowen8 — 2009-07-03 14:53:17Z

I am looking for info on Emma Renick Bryant of Effingham ,Il. Any info would be appreciated.

Marjorie B. Renick-Ahring: Kansas City, MO

bilken69 — 2009-04-25 18:26:44Z

The Kansas City Times - Friday, January 9, 1976
Mrs. Dale L. (Renick) Ahring

Mrs. Marjorie B. Ahring, 47, of 3912 S. Hardy, died Wendnesday at Research Medical Center after a brief illness. She was born in Odessa, Mo., and lived in this area since 1946. Mrs. Ahring was a member of the Church of Independence. She was a volunteer sponser for Youth for Christ and a Cub Scout den mother and worked with Camp Fire Girls groups. She also wasa volunteer worker at Veterans Hospital. She leaves her husband, Dale L. Ahring, and two sons, Brian Ahring and Brett Ahring, all of the home; three daughters, Mrs. Carol Matteson, 10613 E. 26th, and Mrs. Debby Nance 9415 E. 18th, both of Independence, and Mrs. Janis Matthews, 6603 N. Indiana, Gladstone; four brothers, James Renick, 9601 E. U.S. 40, Indpendence, and Galen Renick, Forest Renick, and Lloyd Renick, all of Odessa; two sisters, Mrs. Louise Sanders, Odessa, and Miss Dorothy Renick, Marshall, Mo., and four grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Hinton Chapel; burial in Greenton Cemetery, Odessa. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at the chapel. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to the church.

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(I have no connection with this family, but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
bewkdg@aol.com
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Re: Susie Renick-John Stewart from Wisconsin

brohmgen — 2009-04-10 23:48:39Z

Hi Susan,
My husband's g-g-grandmother was Mary Louisa Renick, who married Isaac Bingman. Various sources from our family say that Isaac had a wooden leg, so I am intrigued by your posting about the woman and three men, one with a wooden leg. I'd love a copy of the photo, and will compensate you for copying and mailing cost. Please email me for further contact info at brohmgen@yahoo.com

Ann Brohmer

PS- I have a couple of photos of Isaac and Mary on a website I've done. You can see them at this link:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brohmer/br...

Re: Old picture, possibly a Rennick

JanFrey75 — 2009-03-02 15:16:16Z

If you are interested in this picture, I gave it
to the Madison County Genealogy Society in hopes
someone would claim it. If you need to get in
touch with them let me know.

Re: Old picture, possibly a Rennick

btrendlejr_1 — 2009-03-01 23:30:31Z

Yes. I knew Vivian Bartelsmeyer (nee Renick. My great-grandparent are George and Effie (Renick) Trendle. Effie's parents are James and Mariah (Souders) Renick.

I had several pictures here.

Re: RENICK Surname

blue000125 — 2009-01-13 18:21:40Z

Hi i have been working on Rennicks for the passed 5 years i found Out were your great grand parents are buried. Robin Rennicks who does the Rennicks road signs his father was Robert Rennicks your grand dads uncle it think its some thing like that. I hope to get the head stone cleaned up and set back up your father was James Rennicks. Did you go to Ardbraccan with your father before did he show you a head stone in Ardbraccan there is two James Rennicks familys in Ardbraccan buried there but its hard to know which one the two of them married marys but we have no madiam names only for one of them.

Re: Renicks/Logans

KeithRenick72 — 2008-10-20 08:07:44Z

Hi! Phoebe Ann Renick married Young Thomas Logan in Memphis, Tennessee 1835. They moved near Kingston Ar and lived their life there. William Harrison Renick was the half brohter of Phoebe Ann Renick and he also married a Margerette Logan in Memphis about the same year. This Logan girl was born in Kentucky. Best Regards, Keith Renick, ukraine@bellsouth.net

Old picture, possibly a Rennick

JanFrey75 — 2008-07-01 01:18:24Z

Today I picked an old picture out of some
trash that this lady was throwing away.
She said it was from her mother's house whom
she has moved into a care facility and she did
not know who the people were. She gave me some
possible last names and they were Rennick, Sorrell,
or Bartelsmeyer. The lady who owned this picture
was a Jane Parrish. If this is familiar to anyone
and they want a look at this picture please let me
know.

Re: Any truth about Germany?

lkc1957_1 — 2008-04-21 15:56:35Z

I am not sure if we are related or not. I will need to get back to you on this. I have a major paper due tomorrow and I'm struggling to get through it.
Thanks for your reply. I haven't been searching for a while, my Dad passed away and it was our thing...to try to put the lineage together.

Re: Any truth about Germany?

peggydececco — 2008-04-21 00:02:54Z

I am sorry this has takin so long to get back to you.....I have been continually looking and asking about this family and yes this is the same family .....may I ask how you are related ?????....my Grandmother is Jenny Marie Renick/Atwood.....

Obituary of Ada Renick, Butler Co., PA, 1931

kleback — 2008-04-18 19:18:23Z

From the BUTLER EAGLE, Butler, PA, Monday, 17 August 1931, p. 9:

MRS. ADA RENICK

Mrs. Ada Renick, aged 66, of Center township, died at the Butler County Memorial hospital at 7:20 o'clock yesterday.

Surviving are her husband, the following children: Paul of Center township, Hugh D. of Bedford, Mrs. Grace Flegger of Center township, Mrs. Bertha Scowder of Smethport, Mrs. Hazel Kerwin of Center township, Mrs. Beatrice Byers of Boyers, Mrs. Lillian Auman of Scarsdale, N.Y., and Mrs. Alice Sutton of Clay township; the following brothers and sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Stoner of Butler, Andrew Sproull of Bruin, Mrs. Minnie Hockenberry of West Sunbury and Everett Sproul of Cherry township, thirty three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

She had been a member of the Rider church for 40 years.

Funeral services will be held from the Rider Lutheran church at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with Rev. John E. Reish, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

Loadicia ( Dicey ) Renick of Essex Co Va

oclarke11 — 2008-01-22 00:23:53Z

Need parents & siblings for Dicey b abt 1770. She marr George Washington Motley abt 1790. George was the son of John Marion Motley & Elizabeth Page. Also need children for Dicey & George.
Ollie

Re: James H. Renick (1854-1889) and Lida A. Peterson (1856-1889)

dahawver — 2008-01-14 12:19:08Z

Thanks for checking. I don't have confirmed data, but the 1870 and 1880 censuses show James H. as being born in Ohio, with his father born in Virginia and mother in Ohio.

Dennis

Re: RENICK Surname

2006-11-15 21:48:54Z

Hi Marina my name is David Rennicks from Meath. My grand father was Robert Rennicks and Robert had a brother called Henry he was a stone cutter and Henry had a son called Henry which might be your grand father i know he had sons. My great great grand father worked with your grand father in a quarry up in Old bridge in Co Meath.

My cousin has cancer and he is 76 a good friend with my granny. He told me about your grand dad but he heard of him he was a quarry Owner in Co Meath yoru great grand father was Henry Rennicks Qurry owner

My number is 087-7437766 text me when your ready i have loads of information for you.

Dave

Re: Early Rennick Found in Ireland

2006-08-25 01:05:09Z

Sandra - Whilst browsing arond the Donegal and Fermanagh counties in search of RENICKS during the 1600's, I ran across your mame and researcher for the RENICKS of that period. I am a long-time researcher fcr the same period and I believe that I have information back to 1630 and many additional lRENICK names that may help you in your search.
However, it will take me several hoursof searching my notes, pedigrees, etc. to give you what I have, since I have not worked on the Renicks for a number of years.
My connection to the RENICK family is through THOMAS RENICK, the second son of GEORGE, who emigrated to America in ca 1717. His descendants migrated from Maryland to Kentucky and on to Barren Co.an then Missouri.. A grandaughter of THOMAS' married a MC RAY,so, that is where I connect. By the way, the spelling of RENICKi is of earlier times than RENNICK. (RENNICK is more prevalent in the 1800's)
I will dig out my old records and notes and see what I have. Contact me on e-mail. We have a copy of the Greenbrier Renick book in our local LDS History Center and I was looking at it yesterday; there is considerable difference in Harlow's version and a lot of what I have been able to find!

Re: RENICK Surname

2006-07-12 13:07:46Z

To Bob i have worked on a Rennicks Project. And i found that they were stone cutters my gg grand father adn his father and his father were stone cutters then his father was a farmer They started becomeing stone cutters after the 1850s.

Ardbraccan Navan Co meath is were the Quarry was and there was also one in Old Bridge in Drogheda Co Louth

Dave

Re: RENICK Surname

2006-07-03 00:42:52Z

I know Robert Rennicks well Rennicks road signs. My grand father worked in Old Bridge in Drogheda and his second cousin was Henry Rennicks he had a son called Henry this must be your and father Henry had a brother called James Rennicks Who married a mooney. My great grand father new your grand father well they worked together as sone cutters.

Henrys parents were Henry Rennicks and mary Nixon.

Married in St Marys Drogheda.

James was His father and James was born in 1820 and he is my ggggg grand fathers brother he went to Ardbaccan National School in Co Meath get back tome at rebuhdvad2004@yahoo.co.uk

Thanks

Dave

Early Rennick (Renick) Found in Ireland

2006-02-05 22:33:43Z

Dec 29, 2005 I placed and entry regarding the Muster Rolls 1630 Enniskillen (Ireland). I need to make a correction regarding the castle I mentioned in this information. The castle was Monea Castle not Monet Castle.

Renick / Rennick

2006-02-02 03:03:38Z

Hi
I am trying to establish if there is any kinship between the Ren(n)ick's of Mercer County Kentucky 1790's and the
Ren(n)ick's of Warren County Kentucky by 1800

Court Orders; Mercer County, Kentucky, page 318, February 28, 1792:
Ordered that the following hands attend Lawrence McGuire to open and keep in repair the road from Salt River to the Nelson County line, as it leads from Delaney's Ferry, viz.; Joseph McGuire, Lawrence McGuire, Jesse McGuire, George Nokes (Noakes), Abraham Sharp, William Nation, George Nation, William Mayhall, Joseph Lyon, Ezekiel Lyon, James Lyon, John Rennick, William Rennick, Alexander Armstrong, Solomon Sharp, Peter Lock, Benjamin Lock, Joseph Nation and Timothy Mayhall.

2 May 1797 ( Source: Warren County KY Order Book #1- Barren County KY formed in 1798 from Warren Co.)
Ordered that Thomas CHAPMAN, Frederick BARNS, Richard GLOVER & William SMITH (any 3) to view for a road from the above mill to Andrew McFADIN's Ferry; thence to KELLY'sin the 12-mile grove on the Nolin Trace and make report. Ordered
that John COLE, James BERRY, John MOSS & John HALL (any 3) view for a road from AMOS Ferry on the Green River to Joseph LOCK's on Beaver Creek and from there to
James BERRY's on Skaggs Creek, make report.

1799 William PREWETT, bought land from Joseph LOCK; Richard
LOCK, Field PREWETT-lines; Chas RENICK & Fields PREWITT, cc.
1800 Same, land from same; Henry RENICK, BLACK, RENNICK's military line.

Is there any kinship between John Rennick, William Rennick listed in the Mercer County Ky record and
Henry Renick and Chas (Charles?) Renick of Warren County/Barren County Ky.

I know the Lock's were in Mercer County Ky and later in Warren County / Barren County Ky, so what I am thinking is, the Renick's did the same thing and I am wondering if they are related some how?

Donald Locke

Re: Early Rennick Found in Ireland

2006-01-28 23:48:45Z

Sandra,
Thank you very much for posting this information. I am a descendant of William Renick of Paxtang Twp, Lancaster Co, PA, a brother (or cousin, depending on the source) of your Greenbriar Renick. I have some of the early Paxtang records and even earlier records when the family lived near Philadelphia -- would be most happy to share them with you, if you would like.
Please send me an e-mail.
Glenn Gealy

Renicks/Logans

2006-03-09 19:02:27Z

I have become very interested in Native American Genealogy.
My grandmother was Emma Mae Logan, brother William Edward Logan living in Gallipolis Ohio in 1876, the year William was born. Parents were Joseph Logan and Susan Ford. I know I am related somewhere in this Renick thing, but just can't prove it yet......

Emma Mae was my grandmother, both children were put in the Childrens home in Gallipolis Ohio. Trying to get back the line from Joseph Logan and Susan Ford. There are Fords in that area that lived in Putnam County, but still can't prove anything yet.

Any help appreciated.....Think this Joseph Logan from VA or Kentucky.

Re: Rev. Robert Renick & Robert Archer Renick

2006-03-03 00:24:41Z

Kacey and Leah,
The name "Archer" perked my interest. This is a long shot, but Robert Renick married Betsy Archer sometime before 1750. This family (from which I also descend) was originally from Paxtang Twp, Lancaster Co. PA. They ended up in Greenbriar West VA. I don't know this branch of the family very well, but will do what I can to help you get in touch with someone who does. Send me an e-mail directly.
Glenn S. Gealy

Re: Jack Fain Renick

dolores48 — 2007-12-14 01:06:46Z

Hello Dave. I correspond with Jack pretty often. If you would like to give me your email address, I will send it to him with your questions.

James H. Renick (1854-1889) and Lida A. Peterson (1856-1889)

dahawver — 2007-02-14 14:45:00Z

I am looking for information on ancestors and descendants of the above. Information so far shows this couple having 5 children. 3 of whom died in infancy. The other two were: Emma F. (1874-1963)and Arthur Monroe Renick (1877-1948), who was my grandfather. Any information on why both parents died so young and the same year would be appreciated.

Dennis

Milton Renick Jackson CO Mo

icingtouchup — 2006-10-10 23:41:57Z

looking for descendants of Milton Renick b Ohio d by 1880 ohio? Mo? he married ca 1873 to Cora REEVES. Children in 1880 are: Vincent, Mirtie and Elmyra. I am not directly descended from these folk but have information on ancestors. Parents of Cora REEVES are:
Josiah Reeves Jr and Rachel PROPST.( I descend from Rachel's brother William)

The Renick's of Greenbrier

SandraStark10 — 2006-02-06 00:40:51Z

Does anyone know how I can obtain a copy of "The Renick's of Greenbrier" by B.F. Harlow?
I would love to purchase a copy.

Re: Any truth about Germany?

peggydececco — 2006-05-03 19:42:06Z

I am also looking for Renicks and yes the story is very confusing because noone seems to know what happened ......My granfather was Goerge Renick and he came from apperently Belguim but noone seems to know for sure he came over with his 3 brothers 2 of them were killed in the HillCrest Mine dissaster in British Columbia Canada .......1 went back where he came from they apperently were gypsy's running from persicution also but the funny thing is is that the 2 brothers that were killed in the mine disaster they spelled their names Ralnyck.....so totally confused at this point and cannot find anything ........hoping you can help

PLEASE HELP ! looking for relatives for Renick or Ralnyk

peggydececco — 2006-05-23 18:25:12Z

I am looking for anyone that has any info about a Bernard Ralnyk or Fred Ralnyk and my granfather and brother to Bernard and Fred .....my granfathers name is Goerge Renick ........their names were changed when they came to America and 2 brothers got a different name than Goerge .....they apperantly from Germany or Belguim Goerge born Feb 24 ,1890

Strother Renick of Lafayette Co., Missouri during the Civil War

BasketLady420 — 2007-04-13 18:38:57Z

Strother Renick of Lafayette Co., Missouri is listed as the slave owner of Squire Renick, age 26 and born in Anderson Co., Kentucky.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information which comes from a webpage called "Civil War Slave Compensation Claims Index." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.slcl.org/branches/hq/sc/jkh/slaveclaims/reg-18-ow...

Re: RENICK Surname

blue000125 — 2006-12-10 20:44:13Z

To Marina my people are from Kells in Co meath my grand dad was a stone cutter in Ardbraccan in co meath. My Dad and my boyfriend have put the family tree together and not sure if this is your family.

Is your grand father Henry Rennicks who married Agnes Plunkett adn his parents James Rennicks and Catherine Mooney and James parents Henry Rennicks and Mary Nixen.

I have a Robert Rennicks parent were James Rennicks and Katherine Mooney and also he had a brother called Henry from the Drogheda area.

Please get back to me if your interested.

Thanks for your time

Hazel Rennicks

Re: Rennick Surname

blue000125 — 2007-10-22 21:14:46Z

Hi i have come accross a James Rennicks born in 1852 in Ardbraccan in Co Meath Ireland would this be the man his parents were James Rennicks and not sure of his wife his grand father could have been JOhn RENNICKS AND HE ALSO HAD A SON CALLED JAMES

Dave

Re: Charles Rennick

KBandelow — 2007-10-25 23:09:46Z

Doris E. Rennick who died on April 4, 1965 was married to Ivan Stewart Rennick. Doris's maiden name was Grady. Doris Ellen Grady. That is what I have.

KathieSupinski@aol.com

Re: RENICK Surname

rebuhdivad — 2006-10-06 00:48:18Z

My granny is a Rennicks and she came from Navan Ardbraccan co Meath.

I have done all the history back as far as 1790 were is came accross a James rennicks and a William Rennicks James was a Stone cutter in Old Bridge in Drogheda. He had a son Henry born in 1836 and this must be your grand father's father. Were is your grand father buryied it would give you the year he died and what age he was and if you get this you would get his birth cert to see what his parents names were

If they are Henry Rennicks and Mary Nixon then i have there marriage cert i could give you a copy of that.they had a big family get back to me if you want to know more

Dave

Levi Renick, Jefferson Co., MO

gcjohnston — 2006-09-04 03:49:44Z

Looking for information on the following family:
Levi Renick, b. abt 1845, known to have lived in Franklin and Jefferson Co., MO. Married Virginia Caroline McGee, 03 Aug 1860. Virginia was born abt. 1846 in Jefferson Co., MO. Son Levi Renick, b. 1863, Franklin Co., MO.

Re: Renick family

endyanna1 — 2006-01-20 21:05:08Z

Trisha, Can I get a copy of your Renick information?

Andrew Jackson Renick

endyanna1 — 2006-01-20 20:39:19Z

Any idea who Andrew Jackson Renick's other children were?

Re: Renick's Blue Ridge Mtn Mississippi

endyanna1 — 2006-01-20 05:39:21Z

Hi there. Are you sure his name was Louis Pleasant Renick. My ggrandfather's name was Louis Ped Renick and he was called Ped. But I found another family member online who had listed his name as Louis Pleasant Renick, and I assume the Ped comes from Pleasant. I was just wondering if you knew for certain that he was in your family as well?

Re: Renicks of Mississippi

endyanna1 — 2006-01-19 21:19:37Z

Hi there. Is Andrew Jackson Renick in your lineage. Do you know the name of his son. My ggrandfather was named Louis Ped Renick. I believe I ran across a document that said his name was Louis Pleasant Renick, but I wanted to see if anyone else out there knew him as Ped. That's what he was called. Do you know the names of Andrew Jackson's children? And if you have any info that you could send me about the Renick family, I'd sure appreciate it. My e-mail address is endyanna@earthlink.com

Re: Renick Family in Mississippi

endyanna1 — 2006-01-19 21:05:51Z

Hi Mark,

I believe we are related. My grandfather was Louis Ped Renick and I think his lineage traces back to James Titus Renick. I wondered if you could send me the information you have on the family. My e-mail address is endyanna@earthlink.com.

Re: Renick family

endyanna1 — 2006-01-19 21:03:11Z

Hi there. Do you have any information on the Renick family. I am trying to find out more about them and saw that Mark Renick was supposed to send information to you. I wondered if you might have a copy. I haven't been able to reach him.

Re: Renick Family in Mississippi

endyanna1 — 2006-01-19 20:59:06Z

Re: James H. Renick (1854-1889) and Lida A. Peterson (1856-1889)

DaveRenick — 2008-01-14 03:00:30Z

Dennis,
I have a listing for Robert Bates Renick
b 1831 in Clay Co, Missouri
d 1883 in Bertram, Burnet Co, Texas
M 19 Feb 1852 to Armesa Elizabeth Jane Edwards
they had 8 children, second being a James Henry in Feb 1854
everything kind of ends for that branch. Do you have a place of birth for James H?

Most of my information is from other internet searches and tid-bits that were passed on to me, so I don't have much documentation on other Rrenick branches. If this helps let me know and I share what I back.
Dave

Re: Jack Fain Renick

DaveRenick — 2008-01-14 02:39:28Z

e-mail address is renickdj@att.net

Jack Fain Renick

DaveRenick — 2007-09-19 02:31:01Z

Trying to get in touch with Jack to see where he gets the "Fain" name. His last e-mail address listed on this site is no good. I have ancestors from Barren Co, Ky. and wife has Fain ancestors from Jessamine Co, Ky.

Any help would be appreciated
Dave Renick

Renicks in St. Louis

Auntlahlee — 2006-05-06 20:24:14Z

In my tree, I have a Mary E. "Jean" (nee: Sullivan) Renick that died in St. Louis in December of 1954. She is buried in Calvary Cemetery (St. Louis). I believe she may have been a widow at the time of her death. She had a son, James. I think that James may have been raised by an uncle, Charles Jenkins. Charles is listed as the foster father of James and of his cousin Betty. Charles' wife, Margaret, was the sister of Jean. She died about 3 months before Jean. I believe Betty died in 2003. She was about 80 at the time.

I have information on Jean's family if anyone is interested.

Mary