Hi Bambi, who was it who gave you the information about having one beautiful acre. Boy are we lacking. Yes, I guess they had to have all those kids to keep up the home. How did they accomplish this on ONE ACRE? char

Elizabeth, AOL4.0 is not Java capable........so, that means that with most active sites you will not be able to bring up the site completely. I found this out when trying in vain to bring up JR McKinney's Hamrick site. So what ever you do.......don't delete AOL3.0 from your PC. Don't get me wrong.........4.0 is much simpler to look at and not as confusing at times, but is frustrating until you figure out that the preview of the "new and improved" doesn't have all the features it is supposed to. Hope this helps, Janet

so sorry I posted that long message to Elizabeth over the list. Please forgive....I'll try not to let it happen again! Debby -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, July 23, 1998 9:21 PM Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] T. F. "Frank" Hambick Picture >In a message dated 6/27/98 11:48:20 PM EST, [email protected] writes: > ><< [email protected] >> >Hi! Cousin, > >Just install 4.0 last night! I thought it was going to be better! You mean >it is not???? > >Cheers... >Elizabeth >Elizabeth Ashley Ruffin > There are two sides to every issue, however, in a family there are >more... > Researching: from England,Scotland,Wales to VA,NC,KY,TN,ARK,AL,GA,& TX > for: Anderson, Bassey, Batts, Calk, Clark, Cobb, Coger,Cox, Dalton, Daniel, >Doss,Draughon, Duncan, Gowrie, Gray, Halyburton, Hambrick, Hart, Hughes,James, >Kop, Montihue, Moore, Porter, Oldham Oliver, Ruffin, Ruthven, Smith, Simpson, >Thacker, Todd, Vaughan, Vaughon,Vivian, Watson, Welles,Wilkerson, Wilson, >Wolfe, and others... > Coming late in July....The Summer of Our Rebellion. Reserve your copy. >Contact Arbor [email protected] Other professional services upon request. > >

Hi Elizabeth! AOL...well, I still have my account with them also...John has one too. AOL really does have a good genealogy department. I kept it as long as I did because I'm a Webmaster and since 20% of all Internet Users use AOL I decided I would keep it in order to see how pages "look" through AOL's browser. Finally I just couldn't take it any longer and got MCI. Now AOL refuses to let me go and I just found out that my AOL website and email address is still live...they're giving it to me free...oh well--guess they should since I was a subscriber for so long. Now in one house we have two AOL accounts and a MCI account. I checked my AOL mail earlier today and had 65 porn messages 22 advertisements and ONE piece of actual mail....I really hated that. Never get that sort of thing on MCI. Web pages can be very simple or very complicated. Matter of fact, if you're interested in doing one...AOL gives you space and they have a great little program that will tell you step by step how to put one up. It was the very first one I ever did...so you learn and have fun. . . You'll be surprised how easy it is! I'm going to check out those links on the Hambrick's--I sure hope my HAMBICK will fit in somewhere soon....they're wearing me out! debby -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <IET[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, July 23, 1998 9:21 PM Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] T. F. "Frank" Hambick Picture >In a message dated 6/27/98 11:48:20 PM EST, [email protected] writes: > ><< [email protected] >> >Hi! Cousin, > >Just install 4.0 last night! I thought it was going to be better! You mean >it is not???? > >Cheers... >Elizabeth >Elizabeth Ashley Ruffin > There are two sides to every issue, however, in a family there are >more... > Researching: from England,Scotland,Wales to VA,NC,KY,TN,ARK,AL,GA,& TX > for: Anderson, Bassey, Batts, Calk, Clark, Cobb, Coger,Cox, Dalton, Daniel, >Doss,Draughon, Duncan, Gowrie, Gray, Halyburton, Hambrick, Hart, Hughes,James, >Kop, Montihue, Moore, Porter, Oldham Oliver, Ruffin, Ruthven, Smith, Simpson, >Thacker, Todd, Vaughan, Vaughon,Vivian, Watson, Welles,Wilkerson, Wilson, >Wolfe, and others... > Coming late in July....The Summer of Our Rebellion. Reserve your copy. >Contact Arbor [email protected] Other professional services upon request. > >

In a message dated 6/27/98 11:48:20 PM EST, [email protected] writes: << [email protected] >> Hi! Cousin, Just install 4.0 last night! I thought it was going to be better! You mean it is not???? Cheers... Elizabeth Elizabeth Ashley Ruffin There are two sides to every issue, however, in a family there are more... Researching: from England,Scotland,Wales to VA,NC,KY,TN,ARK,AL,GA,& TX for: Anderson, Bassey, Batts, Calk, Clark, Cobb, Coger,Cox, Dalton, Daniel, Doss,Draughon, Duncan, Gowrie, Gray, Halyburton, Hambrick, Hart, Hughes,James, Kop, Montihue, Moore, Porter, Oldham Oliver, Ruffin, Ruthven, Smith, Simpson, Thacker, Todd, Vaughan, Vaughon,Vivian, Watson, Welles,Wilkerson, Wilson, Wolfe, and others... Coming late in July....The Summer of Our Rebellion. Reserve your copy. Contact Arbor [email protected] Other professional services upon request.

Descendants of Upson Co, GA Hamricks, On July 9, 1739, an American Revolutionary Soldier, Benjamin Hamrick, was born in Prince William Co., VA. On the 259th anniversary of his birth, Hamrick's name has been inscribed on the Daughters of the American Revolution (D.A.R.) monument on the Upson County Court House Lawn. According to information compiled by Joyce Moody, Benjamin Hamrick was a resident of Prince William County when he first volunteered in the Revolution. In 1832, at the age of 93, Benjamin Hamrick applied for his Veteran's Pension in the Upson County Courthouse. But he did not know of any way to prove his service. Long after his death at the age of 100, personal papers were found in Captain William Lenoir's desk at the University of North Carolina Library where the officer had listed his men and the services they had rendered during the war. These volunteers received no pay and no uniforms. They rode their own horses brought their own rifles. The documents revealed that Hamrick continued to volunteer throughout the war, serving under Capt. John Cleveland's Company of Light Horse Volunteers and Col. Benjamin Cleveland and Capt. William Lenoir and General Rutherford.. Hamrick fought at King's Mountain and at Ramsuer's Mill. He went with Capt. Lenoir's company to the Creswell for lead to be carried to Salisbury. He supplied sundries to the Militia. When Benjamin Hamrick died in 1839, he was buried in the Bethelehem Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery on Triune Mill Road where his son, Rev. John Hamrick had been pastor. (Quoted from the Thomason Times July 13, 1998) There is a picture in the article of the DAR Monument on the courthouse lawn IN MEMORY OF AMERICA'S REVOLUTIONAY WAR SOLDIERS BURIED IN UPSON COUNTY, GEORGIA 1775 - 1783 William Carraway Richard Respress Henry Kendall, Sr James Walker Valentine Horsley Benjamin Hamrick John Houston Chapter NSDAR 1995 Joyce Moody commented that it had taken her three years to accomplish. Any one who is a descendant of Benjamin Hamrick can apply for membership in the DAR or SAR based upon her work. J R

California Hamricks!!! : Subject: Old Hamrick Homestead is now Aparicio Winery! : Date: Wednesday, July 22, 1998 4:51 PM : : : WOW!!!!! Well I can't do much research but somehow I just lucked into a : wonderful discovery! Making calls and : I found out that our Hamrick ancestors homestead in Amador County is now : the Aparicio Winery, and I just talked to the wife of one of their family : members! Their brothers house was built on the exact spot where our : ancestors original house was, I am going to talk to the husband on Sunday : and find out if we can go there and take pictures, i feel : great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! : 5 acres of the land (they have 160 acres which is the exact size of the : original homestead) : is planted in red grapes. : I always knew where Hamrick's Grade Road is, but I never knew the exact : place where the house was, now I do. : Anyway I wanted to share this bit of interesting info with you. Considering : that Jesse Hamrick's widow sold 3 barrels of wine for 3.75 right after her : husband died in Dec. 1878 I think grapes have been growing there awhile! : My goodness! : Jill : : : : : ~aloha~ from jill in maui : http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/genweb.htm

Sorry, I hit the wrong button and sent that mail before I finished Received information from several sources recently- and since it was all written on lots of small pieces of paper and then sent on to me Xeroxed, have had to wade through and get organized. I have everything input to my new UFT but have no idea how to send a Gedcom, so if someone wants to tell me how, I'll be glad to send to anyone interested. My Samuel Henry Hambrick - some say Henry Samuel Hambrick is buried in Fair View Cemetery in Roanoke, Virginia next to his son, Bedford Curtis Hambrick(my ggrandfather) His stone- Samuel Henry Hambrick age 70 d. February 12, 1928 buried next to him is Molly Bowman age 46 d. May 10, 1927 note from my aunt says- (asister to Samuel probably as papa use to speak of Aunt Molly) I really don't know next to Molly Bowman is Emit Moses Hambrick 18mo. D.July 11, 1926 note from my aunt says "I don't know of this child" Last grave she gave me was Merle (Marie) Hambrick 8mo D. 9/11/1926 This child is a daughter of Bedford Curtis Hambrick There are other Hambricks at this site, but my aunt only gave me the ones I didn't know about, the others are already on my tree. Oh, well, I have another relative I can send out if I need her. My aunt said she spoke to the cemetery managers, they would not help her with records at all. Next info I received this week- A cousin sent me notes different people had written for her over the years- Samuel Henry Hambrick b. December 26, 1857 note says he was born in Rocky Mount County, Old Hambrick Mill (whatever that means) d. February 12, 1928 buried Fair View Cem. Roanoke, Va. married 3 x's 1. Mary Francis Hall d.1889 She had 3 sisters and 3 or 4 brothers Samuel and Mary Francis had the following Children: Bedford Curtis Hambrick b 7/1/1883 Gogginsville, Franklin, Va. Thomas Evlyn(Eddie) Hambrick Spouse Nannie Grier or Greer Minnie Lee Hambrick (Spouse Ed Crawford) Frances Hambrick (she died young) 2. Nanny unk. from Baltimore Samuel and Nanny (Nannie) had the following Children: Russell Hambrick Hallie Hambrick (daughter) 3. Sally Fisher (she had 2 children from a previous marriage, she and Samuel had no children Samuel Hambrick had the following siblings: 1. Nathaniel Hambrick spouse Liza Kingery 8-10 children 2. Joseph Hambrick spouse Emily Pickerell(maybe Pickrel) 4 children 3. Eli Hambrick spouse (Lilly?) Eli buried in Gogginsville Cemetery Note: There is an E.I. Preston Hambrick b.1866 d. 1926 buried in the Gogginsville Cemetery, this may be ELI 4. Riley Hambrick spouse Fannie Beckner Note: There is a Fannie Hamebrick ,d. 1934 age 37 yrs.(Wife of R.O. Hamebrick) buried in the LaPrade Cemetery (Franklin Co) Somehow, I believe the wife of Riley Hambrick would have been older than this, but I really don't know. 5. Emily Hambrick spouse unk Kingery 6. Fanny Hambrick spouse unk Kingery 7. Ellen Hambrick spouse unk LaPrade 8 Lucy Hambrick spouse unk Saul Another person did a lookup of Hambricks in the "Cemetery Record of Franklin County, Virginia and sent me this ROUND HILL (GIBSON) CEMETERY (PG.64) LOCATED .4 MILE NORTHEAST OF RT. 739 ANDRT. 643 INTERSECTION HAMBRICK, Sallie F., b. September 1, 1865 d. May 15, 1935 Is this possibly the Sallie Fisher who married Samuel Henry the 3rd time? Some of the other usrnames in this cemetery are Doyle, Daniel, Gibson, Wright, Arrington, Ferguson, Frith, and Greer. In addition, there are 22 graves marked with fieldstone. GOGGINSVILLE CHURCH CEMETERY (1&2-PG 168, 3&4-PG 169) This must be the Methodist Church cemetery. It is located at Rt. 919 and Rt. 641 intersection. HAMBRICK, Dinkie LaPrade, b. Dec 9, 1890 d. July 28, 1962 HAMBRICK, Corrie Taylor, b. Mar 3, 1892 d. Nov 12, 1972 HAMBRICK, E.I. Preston, b. 1866 d. 1926 HAMBRICK, Amos, b. 1902 d. 1904 Other surnames are Sink, Jones, Laprade, Aker, Hinshaw, Hodges, Smithers, Heckman, Doss, Lavinder, Bussey, Walton, Wright, Turman, Johnson, Williams, Swanson, Martin, & Burgess. There are four unmarked graves and one marked with fieldstones. Note: My family insist that Bedford Curtis Hambrick has an infant daughter Mabel in this cemetery, and that Eli is buried here. LAPRADE CEMETERY(PG.98) LOCATED ON RT. 635 .1 MILE SOUTH OF RT. 700 HAMEBRICK, Fannie, d. 1934 age 37 yrs (wife of R.O. Hamebrick) The other surnames in this cemetery are Leprad, Lapradd, &Laprade If anyone knows who any of these Hambricks are would sure appreciate the info Bambi in Florida

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, July 07, 1998 8:05 AM Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] Re: HAMRICK-D Digest V98 #96 >History of Angelina Co X, 1991, by Lufkin Gen. Soc. >Meshack Hamrick b 1795 was left an orphan when he was nine yeas old. As was >the custom of the day Meshack was bound to Micaijah Stinson until he was >21....married Rebecca Kelly in Jasper Co A May 20, 1813. Searved wasrof >1812.... > Census readings follows, children, who they married etc..... will send a copy >to any interested party > Hi, I am very interested in all info on HAMBRICKS in south Alabama in 1800. Please send copy. Thanks. Great Grandmother Isabella Hambrick. Barbara [email protected]

Tressie, I have no additional data on Nancy Hamrick and William Branham. I would tend to think the marriage License could be wrong because the clerk put down a name he thought he heard and the participants might have been more interested in getting married than getting the paper work done correctly. They may have lacked some reading skills. In the Obit they usually have imput from the family and generally have the parents correct but stray into family tradition when enumerating grandparents and before. Was Nancy alive at the time of the death of William Branham? J R

J.R. No, Nancy died before William and he remarried a Menefee in Missouri. Menefee is also a Culpeper/Rapp. Co name. William and Nancy (Hancock/Hamrick} Brandom named their first daughter Sarah Ann Dorcas. Sarah Ann for his step-mother, and my guess is Dorcus for Nancy's mother Dorcas (Wigfield). Nancy died Aug 14, 1870 at age 65 years, 11 months, 7 days. William Brandom & Nancy are the ancestors of my best friend, who has listened to me worry with Ham(b)ricks for years. Now, with some good luck she can add Hamrick to her list of ancestors too. Another interesting point, there are NO Hancocks in Culpeper Co which has always been the puzzle! Tressie

Gaston Gazette Gastonia, NC July 19, 1998 Lois M. Hamrick LATTIMORE - Lois Margaret Hamrick, 86, 710 Crawley Gin Road, died July 18, 1998, at Carolina Care Center, Cherryville. She was a native of Rutherford County, daughter of the late P.P. and Leola Hutchins Hamrick, stepdaughter of the late Eva Harrill Hamrick, member of Race Path Baptist Church, Ellenboro, retired from Jenkins Foods in New House. SURVIVORS: Brother, Garvis Harmick, Tarboro; nieces and nephews FUNERAL: 11 a.m. Monday, Race Path Baptist Church, Rev. John Godfrey BURIAL: Drury Dobbins Baptist Church Cemetery, Ellenboro

I have been asked to send this info~ Here is the itinerary of the Calif Hamrick reunion, all events require bringing potluck items: : The next thing~our reunion is ON for aug 15 and 16 now both days, sat and : sunday, the Detert Park is not available until sunday the 16th, my pal :went to check and another family of 200 has reserved the park for sat named : Giovanni so we have switched the park to sunday and still will : gather saturday also at the museum in jackson for a covered dish meal ( no : bbq's at museum) and take a tour of the Kennedy Mine perhaps, do some gold : panning with cousin Don's help and visit some Hamrick places on Saturday. : More can come this way and those coming from out of CA will really get to : know one another. YIPEE! : : PLEASE TELL THE FAMILIES this news!!! : : So the suggested itinerary looks like this now for the Hamrick Descendants : Reunion weekend, open to your suggestions: : : Friday August 14 5pm~ pool.PARTY and bbq potluck planned at Amador Motel : : Saturday August 15 8-1pm ~ Meet up at Amador Museum in Jackson for : prepared dish lunch (we bring of course) , photos, book distribution, : visiting~$1.00 donation each will cover our $90 fee for this facility, : there will be a donation can or bowl. : : Saturday still~ 1-5 pm Tour Hamrick homestead, cemetery and Kennedy Mine : (I need to know how many are interested in mine tour, if more than 25 we : need reservation) : : Saturday 6-8pm ~ meet for dinner at to be announced restaurant. nice one? in a nearby town there is a Bluegrass festival that sounds good too! : : Sunday August 16 ~ Detert Park Potluck in beautiful Jackson with bbq pits : and shady pine trees, bring whatever you want and kids have pool next door, : relaxing day in park or finish up what we could not get done on Saturday. : : Continue book distribution, $9. donation to cover printing costs of the : Hamrick Family of Jackson Valley History book is much appreciated. 50 : copies to be printed, 17 are pre-ordered to date, when they are gone there : will be no more. : : : : Well, I plan to attend all of these activites, may be on crutches or in wheelchair, but : will be there! : Let me know if you will attend? : : I hope this means more people can come since it has expanded in time, i : plan to call Amador Motel and change my reservation to 2 nights, there is : another motel also since i think Amador had only one more room and it is : called the Country Inn. : : Please let me/this group know what you think of this expanded program. : : ~aloha~ from jill in maui : http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/genweb.htm

William Branham married Nancy HANCOCK about 1831-1832 in Culpeper Co VA. But in William's obit it give his wife's name as Nancy HAMRICK. In 1830 Culpeper Co VA Ezekiel Branham, father of William, is found on page 114, Peyton Hamrick was on page 112. According to groupsheets sent to me by Richard Hamrick, Jr of Staunton VA, Peyton and Dorcus (Wigfield) Hamrick had a daughter Nancy born 8 Sept 1804. Nancy wife of William Branham was born 1804, from 1850 Rappahannock Co Va census. HELP! Tressie

For everyone who deleted their original welcome message when they subscribed, here it is again, KEEP IT and read it! You need this info when you want to unsub and resub, its your responsibility to do this correctly, I am laid up, my computer keeps crashing and I may or may not be able to help you at all, please keep and follow these important and simple list directions. thanks for your cooperation, jill ching Welcome to the HAMRICK mailing list! You are currently subscribed in "mail mode", which means that you will receive every posting made to HAMRICK as a separate e-mail. The directions on how to change to digest mode are given below. 1. How to unsubscribe. Send a message to [email protected] that contains (in the body of the message) the command unsubscribe and no additional text. 2. How to subscribe. Whatever you just did worked, or you'd not be getting this message. But for future reference (for instance, if your subscription is cancelled for whatever reason and you want to resubscribe), just send the command "subscribe" to [email protected] 3. How to change to digest mode (several postings are combined and sent to you together as a single large message). There are two steps. First, send the command "unsubscribe" to [email protected] to discontinue mail mode. Second, send the command "subscribe" to [email protected] to start receiving digests. 4. How to change to NOMAIL mode. There is no formal NOMAIL mode. All you have to do is follow the directions above and unsubscribe when you want the messages to stop, and then when you want them to start again, simply subscribe again. 5. If you'd like to post a message so everyone on the mailing list receives it, just send it to [email protected] It will then be sent on to everyone in both mail and digest mode. You don't need to send it explicitly to both. For your verification, a transcript of the original subscription request is included below. -- not in this one for obviuos reasons, jill ~aloha~ from jill in maui http://www.maui.net/~mauifun/genweb.htm

unsubscribe [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > HAMRICK-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 104 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Re: [HAMRICK-L] could use your mes ["Jill O'Neall Ching" <[email protected]] > #2 [HAMRICK-L] Hamrick marriages of R [[email protected]] > #3 [HAMRICK-L] Ruth. Co. Marriages Co [[email protected]] > #4 [HAMRICK-L] Some Rutherford Co. NC [[email protected]] > #5 [HAMRICK-L] More Ruth co NC marr. [[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from HAMRICK-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] could use your messages > Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 14:09:11 -1000 > From: "Jill O'Neall Ching" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Thanks so much Darlene for this sweet message, my laptop is acting up, I > got out here to my living room today, with the walker and will try to > answer messages and do another bit of compilation of my book. > Thanks to those who have called and written, I am feeling ok today, so > sorry to sound whiny before, its just that I was supposed to be on the > mainland now, getting ready for our Hamrick reunion that was supposed to be > this weekend! Well, Aug will be fine, and I am real glad my neice Sarah and > sister Janet will be able to attend now because it is in August, more book > orders arrived, I am up to 22 now! > Thanks for acknowledging the California branch of our family, it has turned > into a real cousins effort at this point, SOOOOO many cousins have > participated and continue to help me with this I feel VERY grateful and > overjoyed, and cannot WAIT til the book pages are numbered and at the > printer, its funny, I feel like this is something so worthwhile and I have > all of YOU to thank for it, I can't adequately express the depths of my > gratitude for the help and kindness I have received. > Talk to you soon, > Love and thanks, > Jill > ---------- > : From: Darlene V. Gleason <[email protected]> > : To: [email protected] > : Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] could use your messages > : Date: Wednesday, July 15, 1998 10:54 AM > : > : Dear Jill, > : I have never had a broken leg, but did do a very bad sprain > to my > : ankle by missing the bottom step on my way to the basement. Some say it > is > : worse than a broken ankle but I don't see how it could be. I am so > sorry you > : are suffering and part of that has to be not being able to do what you > want and > : need to do. I can sympathize with that certainly. You are our most > cheerful > : leader and we are all praying for your swift recovery. > : Your book is going great and you have done a wonderful job!!! > What > : a lucky branch of the Hamrick family "California" is!!!! > : I have about a 100 letters that my Grandfather Allen Hamrick > wrote > : to his eldest daughter Artie while he was in the Civil War. I am still > : working at my home business and am itching to get all of those > translated. > : Some day!!! > : Yes, this too shall pass, but I sure wish it would hurry > up, > : don't you???? > : Love and Hugs, Darlene > : > : > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [HAMRICK-L] Hamrick marriages of Rutherford County NC > Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 13:56:51 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > 1779-1868 Ruth. Co. NC Marriages > > Allen Hamrick to Susannah McSwain 12 Jul 1835, Richard McSwain, Bm. > Asa Hamrick to Drucinda Bridges 28 Feb 1839; William Hamrick, Bm. > Berryman Hamrick to Catherine M. Hamrick 2 Jun 1839; William Hamrick, Bm. > Chesley Hamrick to Metildy Rollins 20 Jul 1837; Edmond Hamrick, Bm. > David J. Hamrick to Sarah Hamrick 14 Jan 1836; David Hamrick Sr., Bm. > Drury D. Hamrick to Sarah Harden 19 Dec 1857; David Harrell, Bm., m 22 Dec > 1857, by G.W. Rollins, M.G. > Edmund Hamrick to Mary Scoggin 28 May 1851; James McDaniel, Bm., m 29 May > 1851, by J.M. Bryan, M.G. > Elijah Hamrick to Hannah Hamrick 14 Jan 1836 David Hamrick Sr., Bm. > George Hamrick to Rebekah Hamrick 11 Jul 1839 David Hamrick, Bm. > James Y. Hamrick to Katherine Hardin 17 Jul 1829; Charles Blanton, Bm. > Jehu Hamrick to Elizabeth Green 21 Oct 1865; J.Y. McEntire, Bm., m 22 Oct > 1865, by D. Ponnell > > Continued on next post > Lisa Hamrick > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [HAMRICK-L] Ruth. Co. Marriages Continued > Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 14:03:33 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > 1778-1868 Ruth. County NC marriages Continued > > Jonathan M. Hamrick to Elizabeth Hamrick 11 Jun 1840; Berryman Hamrick, Bm. > Martin H. Hamrick to Betsey Harmon 16 Apr 1831; Joel J. Harris, Bm. > Nathan Hamrick to Elizabeth Elliott 17 Feb 1827; William Green, Bm. > Samuel Hamrick to Susanah Adams 13 Dec 1807; James Bridges, Bm. > William Hamrick to Mary Bridges 8 Feb 1816; Anderson Willy, J. Roberts, Bm. > William B. Hamrick to Jane Hamrick 17 Nov 1839; Edmond Hamrick, bm. > > Lisa Hamrick > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [HAMRICK-L] Some Rutherford Co. NC marriages (Hamrick) > Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 14:14:32 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > 1868-1908 Rutherford County NC marriages (These are only a few) > > A.A. Hamrick 24 (W) to Alphus Hamrick 18 (W) Rev. T.J. Rogers, Meth. Min. 24 > Dec 1908, Wit. M.H. Jones, G.L. Goforth, Grover Hamrick. > > John B. Hamrick 22 (W) Mary Lee Sinclair 19(W) by W.T. Carpenter, JP, 21 Jun > 1903, Wit. Ida Dalton, W.P. Wright. > > Aiden Hamrick 19 (W) to Bessie McBrayer 18 (W) G.A. McDaniel JP, 1 Sep 1903, > Wit. J.B. Hamrick, F.L. Steadman. > > Caleb E. Hamrick 26 (W) to Viola Robbins 19 (W) Rev. R.C. Champion, Bapt. Min. > 25 Oct 1903, Wit. D.H. Simmons, M.R. Burnett, J.A. McKinney > > Asa B. Hamrick 29 (W) to Eva M. Padgett 18 (W) Rev. R.A. Hedgepeth, Bap. Min. > 23 Dec 1903 Wit L.A. Hughes, J.P. Hamrick, J. H. Hamrick. > > Alfred Webb Hamrick 33 (W) of Cleveland County NC to Nancy Weather(W) by D. > Pannell Bapt. Min. 22 Feb 1874 wit. N.S. McMurray, R.S. Weathers, A.G. > Weathers > > Continued on next post > Lisa > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [HAMRICK-L] More Ruth co NC marr. > Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 14:25:59 EDT > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > 1868-1908 Rutherford County Marriages > > Edmond Cicero Hamrick 21 (W) to Carolina Hamrick 19 (W) by B.B. Byers JP, 12 > Mar 1874 Wit. John Green, Wm. F. Byers, Wm. Burns. > > W. C. Hamrick 18 (W) to M.A. Jones 25 (W) by N. Scoggins, JP 23 Jul 1893 Wit. > J.B. Gross, L.B. McDaniel. > > Thomas Hamrick 22 (W) to Maggie Blanton 23 (W) by Z.D. Harrill Min. 26 Dec > 1897, wit. K.M. Randall, W.A. Jolley, M.S> Beam > > J.W. Hamrick 21 (W) to S.L. Hamrick 19 (W) by James O. simmons JP 30 Apr 1896, > Wit. W.E. Lewis, E.S. Hardin, T. Pruett > > >From The Rutherfordton Sun (newspaper) Thursday March 17, 1904 > Henrietta, March 2 > Miss Alma Daniel and Mr. M.F. Hamrick two of Henrietta's popular and esteemed > young people were married at the brides home on last Sunday evening at 8:30 in > the presence of a large number of witnesses, by Rev. S.L. dowell. Mr. J.M. > Hamrick, father of the groom bears the unusual distinction of having been born > on the 29th of Feb. He celebrated his birthday Monday, the first birthday he > has had in 8 years. Mr. Hamrick is 47 years old, but has celebrated only ten > real birthdays in his life. > > That's all folks! Hope some of this helps someone. > Lisa Hamrick

1868-1908 Rutherford County Marriages Edmond Cicero Hamrick 21 (W) to Carolina Hamrick 19 (W) by B.B. Byers JP, 12 Mar 1874 Wit. John Green, Wm. F. Byers, Wm. Burns. W. C. Hamrick 18 (W) to M.A. Jones 25 (W) by N. Scoggins, JP 23 Jul 1893 Wit. J.B. Gross, L.B. McDaniel. Thomas Hamrick 22 (W) to Maggie Blanton 23 (W) by Z.D. Harrill Min. 26 Dec 1897, wit. K.M. Randall, W.A. Jolley, M.S> Beam J.W. Hamrick 21 (W) to S.L. Hamrick 19 (W) by James O. simmons JP 30 Apr 1896, Wit. W.E. Lewis, E.S. Hardin, T. Pruett >From The Rutherfordton Sun (newspaper) Thursday March 17, 1904 Henrietta, March 2 Miss Alma Daniel and Mr. M.F. Hamrick two of Henrietta's popular and esteemed young people were married at the brides home on last Sunday evening at 8:30 in the presence of a large number of witnesses, by Rev. S.L. dowell. Mr. J.M. Hamrick, father of the groom bears the unusual distinction of having been born on the 29th of Feb. He celebrated his birthday Monday, the first birthday he has had in 8 years. Mr. Hamrick is 47 years old, but has celebrated only ten real birthdays in his life. That's all folks! Hope some of this helps someone. Lisa Hamrick

1868-1908 Rutherford County NC marriages (These are only a few) A.A. Hamrick 24 (W) to Alphus Hamrick 18 (W) Rev. T.J. Rogers, Meth. Min. 24 Dec 1908, Wit. M.H. Jones, G.L. Goforth, Grover Hamrick. John B. Hamrick 22 (W) Mary Lee Sinclair 19(W) by W.T. Carpenter, JP, 21 Jun 1903, Wit. Ida Dalton, W.P. Wright. Aiden Hamrick 19 (W) to Bessie McBrayer 18 (W) G.A. McDaniel JP, 1 Sep 1903, Wit. J.B. Hamrick, F.L. Steadman. Caleb E. Hamrick 26 (W) to Viola Robbins 19 (W) Rev. R.C. Champion, Bapt. Min. 25 Oct 1903, Wit. D.H. Simmons, M.R. Burnett, J.A. McKinney Asa B. Hamrick 29 (W) to Eva M. Padgett 18 (W) Rev. R.A. Hedgepeth, Bap. Min. 23 Dec 1903 Wit L.A. Hughes, J.P. Hamrick, J. H. Hamrick. Alfred Webb Hamrick 33 (W) of Cleveland County NC to Nancy Weather(W) by D. Pannell Bapt. Min. 22 Feb 1874 wit. N.S. McMurray, R.S. Weathers, A.G. Weathers Continued on next post Lisa

1778-1868 Ruth. County NC marriages Continued Jonathan M. Hamrick to Elizabeth Hamrick 11 Jun 1840; Berryman Hamrick, Bm. Martin H. Hamrick to Betsey Harmon 16 Apr 1831; Joel J. Harris, Bm. Nathan Hamrick to Elizabeth Elliott 17 Feb 1827; William Green, Bm. Samuel Hamrick to Susanah Adams 13 Dec 1807; James Bridges, Bm. William Hamrick to Mary Bridges 8 Feb 1816; Anderson Willy, J. Roberts, Bm. William B. Hamrick to Jane Hamrick 17 Nov 1839; Edmond Hamrick, bm. Lisa Hamrick

1779-1868 Ruth. Co. NC Marriages Allen Hamrick to Susannah McSwain 12 Jul 1835, Richard McSwain, Bm. Asa Hamrick to Drucinda Bridges 28 Feb 1839; William Hamrick, Bm. Berryman Hamrick to Catherine M. Hamrick 2 Jun 1839; William Hamrick, Bm. Chesley Hamrick to Metildy Rollins 20 Jul 1837; Edmond Hamrick, Bm. David J. Hamrick to Sarah Hamrick 14 Jan 1836; David Hamrick Sr., Bm. Drury D. Hamrick to Sarah Harden 19 Dec 1857; David Harrell, Bm., m 22 Dec 1857, by G.W. Rollins, M.G. Edmund Hamrick to Mary Scoggin 28 May 1851; James McDaniel, Bm., m 29 May 1851, by J.M. Bryan, M.G. Elijah Hamrick to Hannah Hamrick 14 Jan 1836 David Hamrick Sr., Bm. George Hamrick to Rebekah Hamrick 11 Jul 1839 David Hamrick, Bm. James Y. Hamrick to Katherine Hardin 17 Jul 1829; Charles Blanton, Bm. Jehu Hamrick to Elizabeth Green 21 Oct 1865; J.Y. McEntire, Bm., m 22 Oct 1865, by D. Ponnell Continued on next post Lisa Hamrick