Zick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Adam Zick

LynnieWinnie — 2012-04-12 20:27:03Z

I have fallen off the ancestry searching wagon also. I am expecting baby #3, recently moved to a new state in Jan so things got a little hectic. I am so sorry to hear about your mom's passing and your health problems.

I keep meaning to get back into it again very soon also because there are so many unanswered questions. I did have a friend recommend a book to me that had some sort of connection she found in her own family and we had a great discussion. I will have to look that message up again to find the name of the book or research she was doing.
Lynn

Re: Adam Zick

medic01 — 2012-04-12 20:15:11Z

Haven't spoken to you lately. Have you gotten any further on the Klimach/Zick research. I have been at a standstill due to health problems and my Mom's illness and passing. I would like to get gack to this soon. Jennie

Re: Zick family of Ohio

jana2676 — 2012-02-10 02:16:56Z

I am working on my grandpa's Fahnestock family in Cleveland and Parma, Ohio. John Fahnestock (1887-1957) married Veronica Zick Martin in 1925. Her parents were Michael Zick and Mary Zawicky.

Thomas Zick (b 1823)

a_renee24 — 2011-10-16 01:28:20Z

Hello- can anyone help me research a Thomas Zick, born in 1823 in Virginia? I know he was married to Lucy A Thacker and had the following children:
James Allen Zick
Minerva Zick
Louverna Zick
Thomas Zick Jr
William Zick

Feel free to email me at a.renee24@yahoo.com

Thank you!
Ashley

Charlotte Bruckner

JohnDavis621 — 2011-05-04 21:27:27Z

I am looking for the parents of Charlotte Bruckner who use to live at Altenberg, Bergstrasse 22, Fuerth.
I would like to contact her also.

Re: MARTIN ZICK and Friederika Huebner

MSapienza918 — 2011-02-14 16:44:19Z

Martin Christoph Zick b 15 Apr 1819 d 20 Mar 1895 immig from E. Pomerania to Brillion WI in 1872; followed his sons. Married Friederika Huebner, b 28 mar 1821 d 27 Oct 1909.
Children:
Wilhelm b 29 Aug 1841
Karl August b 15 Dec 1844
Johan J b 13 Jan 1849
Marie b 21 Nov 1853
Amelia b 26 Jan 1861
Henry b 29 Oct 1851
Fred b 27 Nv 1857

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2011-01-07 18:42:42Z

Yes. Adeline's maiden name was SHOUT.

Re: Martin Zick

MSapienza918 — 2011-01-07 17:47:37Z

Buried in Waupaca Co WI in the Baldwin Hills Cemetery:
Flora Zick (mother) b 22 Nov 1833 d 9 Aug 1872
Martin Zick (father) b 8 Mar 1827 d 13 June 1917
Adeline Zick (mother) b 28 Feb 1844 d 3 Sept 1930
The burial of the women on either side of Martin's stone suggests he married for a second time to Adeline.
Thank you for the sib list.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2011-01-07 16:33:46Z

Martin Zick was born to Gottlieb Zick and Anna Rosine (Westphal). Their children:
Anna Christine born 30 Oct 1816
Wilhelmine 25 Dec 1818
Twins Johann Adam
and Eva Rosine 27 Dec 1861
Friedrich Wilhelm 19 Feb 1825 in Gumbiner Günlau
Martin 8 Mar 1827 in Gumbiner Hauland
Note: both Gumbiners listed as located in Florentowo,
Schubin and in Labischin kreis. This is about
10 miles or so SW of Bromberg.
No record of dates or places for Gottlieb, Anna, or the other children.

Re: Martin Zick

MSapienza918 — 2011-01-06 17:46:42Z

Dave, would you share the names of Martin Zick's sibs with me, please? Because I am searching for the family of Samuel Zick of possibly Nowa Kazmierka, I have been looking at all the Zick records in the Ukraine, Poland and Germany with some help from there. There were some Zicks in the Ukraine who list their POB in Rohrback. Please e-mail me at msapienza@cox.net Thank you.

Re: Adam Zick

bronklimach1 — 2011-01-02 05:05:19Z

If you wish you may contact me at the address previously given, namely bronklimach(at)gmail.com

Re: Adam Zick

medic01 — 2011-01-02 01:31:50Z

Adam Zick was my grandfather. Marion Klimach was my grandmother. The Lutheran Church in Hop Bottom was started in their home. The Kozlowski's were also members there. I went to school with Judy Kozlowski, Martin's granddaughter. We are still close friends. I would be interested in corresponding with you re: our families.

Re: Martin Zick

rosalindglasgowzick — 2010-08-05 19:41:56Z

Thanks for your response.
I have Wurttemberg and Prussia as most likely homes. I have not had any success with "prior" to immigration year of 1863.
The family did not connect with a Zobel until late 1800's when a sister married Herman in Oshkosh.
Thanks again!

Re: MARTIN ZICK

vusasboy — 2010-08-04 15:59:54Z

I don;t think we are related---My Martin Zick married Florentine Wegner on 20 May 1851. The only Julius was August Jurlius Zick born 25 May 1860. These people came from Florentowo and Rynarzewo, near Bromberg.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2010-08-04 15:54:57Z

It doesn't seem "your" Zick family is related to "mine."
My Martin came from near Bromberg. I'm not sure where your ancestral town is located. I do know that Zick is a name common to Prussia as opposed to other parts of Germany.
There is a Zabel way back in my tree: Christine ZABEL married my gr-gr-grandfather Michael Wegner on 10 May 1816.

Re: Martin Zick

rosalindglasgowzick — 2010-08-04 12:17:09Z

I am researching family of Eduard b. abt. 1830 in Kieckow?and Caroline wilhelmina (Klessig) Zick. They lived in Oshkosh. Their children were Albert, Frank, Ida, Emma, Bertha, Anna. Have always been curious where Martin came into the family names as we have several middle names of Martin. I have been trying to connect Martin Zick of Brillion to Edward of Oshkosh.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2010-05-06 15:45:01Z

The email you posted keeps rejecting and coming back to me, so I will try this way. Below is the message I sent.
Hi, Bruce! We are related. I am David Carl Hansen, great-grandson of Florentine (Wegner) Zick, and grandson of Wilhelmine Zick, who married Otto Laabs and lived in Oshkosh, WI.
Do you have information on Martin Zick's ancestors? I have Martin's father as Gottlieb and mother Anna Rosine Westphal, but don't have any other data such as dates of birth, marriage, or place. I go back another generation or two for Florentine Wegner. they came from Florentowo, county Labischin, province Posen. They were very close to Bromberg and West Prussia, south of Danzig about 40 miles.
There was another Wilhelmine Zick, my grandmother's aunt (sister to Martin).
I have the birth dates for Martin's siblings if you don't , and if you want them.
I have been in contact with Dick and Nancy Zick in WA. I also live in WA and we have been trying to meet in Vancouver, sort of between where we live.
Unfortunately, I have hit a wall on my ancestors and can't find any other info on them. Apparently the Wegners came from nearby, a place called Rohrbruch, several miles SE of Florentowo. I also noticed a place near Rohrbruch called Gross Beerenbruch, but couldn't find any further data as to older generations.
Best guess is that they migrated into Posen and Prussia from somewhere else in Germany but haven't found out for sure.
Dave

Re: Martin Zick

brucezick_1 — 2010-05-04 17:45:52Z

I am Bruce Zick son of Frank, who was a brother of George. All from in or near Aberdeen, S. D. There father was Edward, with his father Marten. In my records Marten was from Posen Prussia, Arrived USA 1861.
I was raised in Aberdeen and now live in Michigan.
I have some information and would like to compare.
My email bruce,zick@comcast.net

Bruce Zick

Re: MARTIN ZICK

vusasboy — 2010-04-22 15:07:17Z

Thank you for your information. However, there doesn't seem to be a connection with "my" Martin Zick, who came from Florentowo, Labischin county, (near Bromberg), Posen, and who was married to Florentine Wegner, and immigrated to the US in 1863 or so.

Re: MARTIN ZICK

annabecka — 2010-04-21 21:52:32Z

Hello,

I am related to John (Johann) Julius Zick who was the son of Martin Zick and Friederica Huebner (Hubner. He was Born on Jan. 13, 1849 in Alt Striklin, Germany and died on Oct. 9, 1897 in Brillion WI. I Believe that all the family eventually came to America but at different times. John came in the 1870's around the time of the Franco-Prussian War and worked at a cheese factory in WI.
I am also looking for informations on the Zicks and their connections in Germany.
Thanks

Anna:)

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2010-03-23 16:41:08Z

please disregard the question of Martin Zick's birth, etc.
I was looking for Martin LAABS and not Martin Zick. Sorry.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2010-03-22 16:19:29Z

NNancy, do you have any idea when Martin was born, and where?
I am stuck on this line and have found several Martin Zick names but the ages don't seem right. I assume he came from ssomewhere else than Florentowo & surrounding towns.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2010-03-22 16:15:29Z

If Martin's wife was Florentine (also known as Flora), then we probably are cousins. My email is dhansen@embarqmail.com

Re: Adam Zick

LynnieWinnie — 2010-03-22 01:59:33Z

Just thought this was an interesting thread as I'm trying to research Kozlowski/Erat/Micks family history. The name Adam Zick caught my attention as he was a signed witness on my great-grandfather's (Martin Kozlowski) naturalization papers in March 1925. Martin & his wife Mary (Erat) were members of the Grace Lutheran Church in Hop Bottom. I have pictures from when they renewed their vows there in 1955 on their 50th wedding anniversary. We also believe that Martin Kozlowski's mother may have been a Micks (Mary or Marianna?). So very interesting how they are all intertwined.

Re: Martin Zick

NancyZick — 2010-03-21 20:35:59Z

Hi Bruce your father Frank and my father-law- George were brothers. Dick my husband is your cousin. Do you have all the information your Dad had on the Zick's? Do you have the book on your Zick family? We live in Oak Harbor Wa.Dick is a retired Navy pilot. dnzick@comcast.net

Re: Martin Zick

brucezick1 — 2010-03-21 16:57:20Z

My GG grandfather was Marten Zick, my father was Frank Zick of Aberdeen, S. D.
Marten arrived N. Y. summer 1860 and moved to Wi. I an Bruce and live in MI. could we be related?

ZICK, Emily - preussen, ?, U.S.

Maddie7 — 2010-03-10 00:23:53Z

I would like info on the parents of Emilie Zick. Her mother (name unknown) was previously married to ? Luedtke/Luedke. When this husband died, she remarried a ? Zick. Emilie came to U.S. and married John Fenske. Emilie had 3 brothers--Gustave, Edward and Michael Zick. I have been told that Michael came to U.S. but have no other info on them. Emily was born probably about 1820 to 1860.

Alice Eckelberg Zick, 1883-1926, buried in St John's Cemetery, Cass Cty, North Dakota

sleuthesthedead — 2009-11-14 02:15:59Z

Alice Eckelberg Zick, 1883-1926, is buried in St John's Cemetery, Cass Cty, North Dakota, a memorial at www.findagrave.com. I'm not related, just a volunteer photographer.

Harry and Clara Zick

kenthaycock27 — 2009-02-12 02:25:51Z

Searching for any information on Harry Zick. He immigrated to the U. S. in 1881. He lived in Montana, Wyoming and Chicago. He was in Chicago in 1930. He was an Optometrist in Wyoming and Chicago. He served in the Spanish-American war. His family lived mostly in Montana. His son was also an Optmetrist.

ZICK Robert 1918-1997

t42Moore — 2008-11-10 22:16:52Z

ZICK Robert 1918-1997

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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ZICK Rose 1924-1979

t42Moore — 2008-11-10 22:16:34Z

ZICK Rose 1924-1979

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Re: Zick, Helinski

ZlaticaBeca — 2008-06-16 02:03:21Z

beckibob

Since he lived till 1978, I would think that his SS-5Form, state marriage application, church marriage record, naturalization petition, draft registration form and few others documents would have a place of birth.
In 1990 census of names there were 17 HELINSKIs, 21 ZICHs, 7 ZICKs, and 7 ZICZs in Poland.
www.herby.com.pl in Polish and only distribution.
http://maxpages.com/poland
www.rootsweb.com/~polwgw/index.html
22 HELINSKIs and 17 HELINSKAs (SKA is a female ending) thru Ellis Island. www.ellisislandrecords.org
http://genforum.com

Re: Family of Michael Zick, Furth Germany?

EvsFamilyTree — 2008-04-16 20:56:15Z

Hello,
Our Zick line is from the New York/New Jersey area.
One of the brothers who came from Germany went out west to California, but we don't know of any relatives who settled in the Chicago area.
The names Raymond and Henry are unfamiliar.
Good luck with your search.

Re: Family of Michael Zick, Furth Germany?

mzick77 — 2008-04-02 22:08:33Z

My name is Michael Zick. My dad's name is Raymond ZIck, his dads name is Henry Zick they are from Chicago. I wonder if we are related?

Re: Family of Michael Zick, Furth Germany?

EvsFamilyTree — 2007-09-13 19:16:03Z

Hello,
I believe that we are talking about the same family.
My link is to William (Wilhelm)Zick son of Michael and Louise (Goerl). He was born in Furth, Germany in 1878. He had a brother Michael Bertran Zick as well as brothers Frederick, Charles, August, Ernest, and sisters Ida and Louise.

Re: Adam Zick

bronklimach1 — 2007-07-19 12:39:59Z

Would like to make contact and share information - I have Suwalki records back to early 1800s with family names such as Klimach, Penczek, Syperek.
Kind regards.
Bron
bronklimach@gmail.com

Re: Adam Zick

larileigh1 — 2007-06-28 07:30:16Z

The Micks, Zick, and Klimach families all came from the same town in Germany, intermarried, came to America together, and settled into the same areas. Adam Zick's brother married a Micks, as did at least two of the Klimach siblings. They all also Americanized their names. Micks were originally something close to Michs although you'll sometimes find them as Mix now. Zick was originally Zech or Seich and it change gradually over the years before they all settled on Zick. Klimach did change to Klein. I think in Germany they may have also intermarried with the Klem family and the Arratts were connected in there somehow. My g. grandmother Mary (Marion) Zick moved north after her husband died and helped to start the Grace Lutheran Church of Hop Bottom.

Re: Adam Zick

arloone — 2007-06-27 06:57:40Z

My Grandmother was Ludwicka (or Ludwiga) Micks, daughter of Caroline Burkicowski and Frank Micks. She married, I believe a brother of Mary (Marion?)Klimach, wife of Adam Zick. Here is where things get interesting. Sometime before 1920 my grandfather change his last name from Klimach to Klein. His first name was Jacob (at least after the surname change.) It might have been Jacob before, or perhaps Adolph. They lived on Gilbert street. There is some relationship also with Kellers.

They were all members of the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Scranton.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2007-03-24 17:00:37Z

I could not find Ottorowo by Florentowo, but did find a village by that name quite a ways to the southwest on the Ravenstein atlas. I had no luck with GOV.net.
There are some details I would like to discuss directly with you, but your old email does not work. Please email me at:
dhansen158@earthlink.net.

Incidentally, I will be meeting with Dick & Nancy Zick and will see if we can work it with Arlene Sporer at the same meeting. Some good information may come out of that meeting.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2007-03-21 15:19:10Z

Please let Arlene, Nancy, and me know what you find in Berlin. I have a new email address: dhansen158@earthlink.net

Re: Martin Zick

trimpert1 — 2007-03-21 08:57:21Z

I hope I can get more dates when I am researching the Bromberg churchbooks in Berlin.I am sure I can find out about Zick and Wegner. I found a description of Ottorowo and Florentowo in a church visitaton in the 1920s. It tells about the church, parishlife and the former woodindustry of these places.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2007-03-21 00:27:28Z

Actually, my grandmother, Wilhelmine Zick, was born in
Weyawega, WI, after Martin and Florentine had immigrated to the US.

Re: Martin Zick

NancyZick — 2007-03-20 23:22:04Z

Martin and Florentine Wegner ZIck had Friedrich Wilhem born Feb.9 1852 in Florentowo,Schubin, Posen, Germany
Eduard June 7 1854
Henrietta April 22 1858
August Julius---May 25 1860
Wilhelmine ---Nov.22 1862
All children born in the same place.
Martin and Florentine came to the United States onJuly 13 1861 from Hamburg into New York and on to Wisc. I will try to piece this together a bit better for you. Florentine and Martin married about1859 in Germany.

Re: Martin Zick

trimpert1 — 2007-03-20 08:06:50Z

Ottorowo is the polish name of Otteraue; Florentowo-Flötenau. Sometimes you can find Flethnau instead of Flötenau. Ottorowo is only 2 km away and is the neighbouring village. yes Rohrbruch, Kr. Schubin is Rynarzewo. Try GOV net. They show you exactly the location. You can try the german as well as the polish name. Its interesting to see the different distances between the villages.Often they were very close.
I am sure Ì will find the connection between Zick and Wegner. I feel there is one. Auguste Zick and Heinrich Eduard Wegner from Ottorowo/Florentowo and Florentine Wegner from Florentowo and Martin Zick.
Ute

Re: Mary Zick

mystic1842_1 — 2007-03-19 17:36:22Z

There is another that is a wife of someone...its sinking into the ground and I had to stand way bent over to get it and im afraid its not good. Prob. John's wife but to sunk into ground to get dates.

Re: Mary Zick

mystic1842_1 — 2007-03-19 17:32:55Z

Im not related, there is a John Zick in Bell Oak Cemetery. Which is in Locke Twp, Ingham, MI. This cemetery is between Perry, Shiawassee, MI and Williamston, Ingham, MI. Kind of on the 3 corners of Shiawassee Co., Livingston Co. and Ingham Co.

Re: Martin Zick

vusasboy — 2007-03-19 01:15:07Z

I have Auguste ZICK married to Eduard Heinrich WEGNER on 3 Nov 1861, and that Auguste is the daughter of
Daniel ZICK and Anna Elisabeth RADATZ, but no dates or ages for them. I have not found a connection to Michael WEGNER and Christine ZABEL, but suspect there is connection.
My guess is that Daniel is the son of one of Martin's brothers. It was good for me to learn that Florentowo was also called Flötenau. Was Ottorowo near Florentowo or are they the same name. I know that Rynarzewo was also called Netzewald, but I have a note that Rynarzewo was also called Rohrbruch. Can you verify this?

Re: Martin Zick

ArleneJS — 2007-03-11 22:25:56Z

Trimpert1: I came across your message at roots web dated March 11. You mentioned Floretine Wegner. She married Martin Zick May 20, 1851 in Labbidzyn, Bromber, W. Prussia, they immigrated to America in 1861 settling in Wisconsin. Florentine died in 1872 and is buried in Wisconsin, my grandfather immigrated with his parents age about 7yrs old.
Florentine's parents were Michael and Christine (Zable) Wegner. Martin was the youngest of six children we do not know if any of them immigrated to U.S. If we have any connection I would like to hear from you. We live on the west coast of U.S. at this time. My e-mail is ajsporer1@juno.com

Re: Martin Zick

trimpert1 — 2007-03-11 12:34:32Z

My ancestors came from Ottorowo/Otteraue Gross Salwin and Florentowo (Floetenau) Kr Bromberg near Schulitz. My GGGgrandparents Jacob and Eva Wegner nee Kutnik married 4.feb.1838. Their marriagerecord states that he lived in gross Salwin by the time of the annoncement his bride in Flötenau/Florentowo. After the marriage they lived in Ottorowo/Florentowo. The two villages are very close.Their son Eduard Heinrich married 3. Nov.1861 Auguste Zick. Might be there any connections? I have always thought he is connected to Michael Wegner and Christine Zabel and Florentine Wegner.Do you know the essay about the villages around schulitz by Philipp Rothe? It was written in the 30s. Many familynames are listed and the history of the villages is very interesting. Ute Trimpert,Germany

Re: Family of Michael Zick, Furth Germany?

live4agd — 2007-01-25 00:44:23Z

I was looking through the posting and came across yours. My great great grand father was Michael Bertrani Zick whom was married to a Louise Gorl (think that's the correct spelling). I know that he had a son whom was born in Germany in 1886 with the same exact name.

Does any of this information match up to yours?