Does anyone have any death records for Illinois or Arkansas? I'm getting no where on my research on "Hambick". . . Thanks Debby Altepeter

Purchaser: HAMRICK FARROW Record ID: 29837 Date: 01/20/1836 Acres: 80 Price: $1.25 Type of sale: Federal sale (FD) County: 1 Section: 33 Section Part: W2SW Township: 01N Range: 06W Meridian: 4 Purchaser Res: Arch. Vol. No: 699 Vol. Page No.: 055 Cash warrant code: Record corrected: 0

i need to find the parents of edna margaret hamrick 7-27-1909, b-ham, ala. father William v. Hamrick. mother may be emily......thank you, judi

This just goes to show this list helps us put together geneologies. In my Hamrick database, I had Emma Ledbetter married to a Gillette V. Hamrick (who is a descendent of Patrick Hamrick). I also had her parents in the database, but I didn't have her connected to them. Now I know that she too is a descendent of Patrick.... and another piece of the Hamrick puzzle falls into place. Thanks, Ted ================================ Found this obit and thought I would pass it along in case someone connects to this family. Gaston Gazette Gastonia, NC June 8, 1998 Emma Hamrick SHELBY - Emma Ledbetter Hamrick, 101, formerly of Old Boiling Springs Road, died June 6, <snip>

Found this obit and thought I would pass it along in case someone connects to this family. Gaston Gazette Gastonia, NC June 8, 1998 Emma Hamrick SHELBY - Emma Ledbetter Hamrick, 101, formerly of Old Boiling Springs Road, died June 6, 1998, at Cleveland Pines Nursing Center. She was a native of Cleveland County, daughter of the late Columbus and Priscilla Smith Ledbetter, wife of the late Gillette V. Hamrick, sister of the late Robert, Carl and Jap Ledbetter, Evie L. Holland and Leona L. White, mother of the late Jonathan A. Kaigler, Grady "Pete" and Pearl Glascoe Hamrick, charter member and oldest member of Sharon United Methodist Church, lifelong member of the Home Demostration Club and the Ladies Adult Sunday School Class, known for her tatting SURVIVORS: Daughters and son-in-law, Mary Charlotte and Howard Hardin, Kathleen H. Kaigler; grandchildren, Jon Kaigler III, Kathleen K. and William Vinson, Rachel H. and Ray Francis, Linda H. and Tom Putnam, great-grandchildren, Kelli, Trip and Holli Wilson, Melanie, Joel, Josh and Allison Francis, David and Mark Putnam, W. Timothy and Jennifer Leigh Vinson, Erik and Wesley Kaigler; great-great-grandchildren, Emma, Grace, Simon, Chelsea and Casey Wilson, devoted cousin and friend, Norman P. Hawkins FUNERAL: Noon, Monday, Sharon United Methodist Church, Rev. Gary Ferrell BURIAL: Cleveland Memorial Park VISITATION: One hour before service, church MEMORIALS: Sharon United Methodist Church, 871 College Ave., Shelby 28150 ARRANGEMENTS: Lutz-Austell Funeral Home

Hello Hamrick researchers, I just received copies of the last Will & Testament of Christopher Hamrick, B: 1851, D: 1923 in Wyanet, Bureau, IL. Married first Susan Sapp in 1870 - 2nd wife, Emma ______. Christopher & Emma had twelve children: Harley H., Howard Lee (my ggrandfather), Levi, Rozella, Clara, Eugene, Edith, Nettie, Glennie, Oren, Emma & Harry. I also have the Will of Christopher's father, Willis, who died in 1881. Willis' wife was Sarah Jane _____. I know of seven children: Hiram, James, Lewis, Christopher, John, Elzy & Mary. I'd be pleased to send copies to anyone interested in this line. Also would appreciate more information about these people....... Tonynana

Hi all, Regarding this last posting: >WILLIAM GREEN b c1720 m  12-18-1743 ANN ROBINSON in Stafford County, >VA, children: Sarah, Dorcas, Annas, Mary, Jael and *William, Jr. Does anyone know if this child, Sarah, happens to be the one who married David HOLLINGSWORTH, b. 1734 DE, d. abt 1785 SC? Thanks, Jane

Hi Joan, I see you have them listed as Hammock and Hambrick, are they recorded this way in your family documents? Thanks, Jill Last record of GEORGE GREEN AND MARGARET HAMMOCK/HAMBRICK was the 1860 Jasper Co., GA census.

State of Georgia and County of Greene In the name of God Amen, I Joseph Hambrick of the County of Greene & State of aforesaid being very poorely and weak of body but of perfect and sound mind & memory thanks be to God for the same and calling to mind the mortality of the body and knowing that it is appointed once for all men to die do make this my last will & testament............. I lend to Margaret my beloved wife one sorrell mare one cow and two yearlings and all my flock of hogs; also two feather beds and likewise all my household and farming utensils.......daughter Susannah; sons Joseph, Robert and Thomas Hambrick, also my beloved daughters Ann, MARGARET, Elizabeth and Sarah Hambrick.......daughter Mary...... executors: Daniel Low and Samuel Gann 25 March 1792. Witnesses: Hart Champion and Samuel Gann Probated: 7 Aug 1792 Hope this helps.

Hello to the list. This post reflects new information I have received on the parents of GEORGE GREEN b 1786-8 WILLIAM GREEN b c1720 m 12-18-1743 ANN ROBINSON in Stafford County, VA, children: Sarah, Dorcas, Annas, Mary, Jael and *William, Jr. *William Green, Jr. b 4-28-1756 in Stafford Co., VA. moved with his father to Halifax Co., NC, then in 1773 to Wilkes County, GA. He was ordained in the 1790's by Greenwood Baptist Church and served as pastor 1798-1805. He married Elizabeth Tucker. Elizabeth Tucker died in 1829 in Jasper County, GA. WILLIAM GREEN, JR and Elizabeth had: William b c 1779 (m Sarah), GEORGE GREEN b 1786-8 (m Margaret Hammock/Hambrick), Margaret b 12-24-1790 (m John Webb), two other daughters and one son. Last record of GEORGE GREEN AND MARGARET HAMMOCK/HAMBRICK was the 1860 Jasper Co., GA census. George and Margaret Hammock/Hambrick's son Daniel H. Green b abt. 1820 married Mary A. HAMBRICK b 1821. They reared their family in Wilkes County, GA. I would love to hear from anyone who may have information on the above line! Thanks, Joan Green

This is an excerpt from the Vietname Veterans Memorial website (www.thewall-usa.com): HAMBRICK , HAROLD MICHAEL SGT - Army - Regular 1st Cav Division (AMBL) 47 year old Single, Caucasian, Male Born on 12/13/17 >From LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Length of service 22 years. His tour of duty began on 08/16/65 Casualty was on 10/10/65 in SOUTH VIETNAM HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY GUN, SMALL ARMS FIRE Body was recovered Religion PROTESTANT Panel 02E - - Line 116 .

Dear Joan, I would like to read the entire article also. I found the Alan del Strother page but could not find the exact article. Could you please give me some direction on that???? Thanks a bunch and thanks for sharing such a neat find. Darlene Gleason Joan Gardner wrote: > The entire article can be found on the net. I used Netscape and searched > Alan del Strother.....I did not try to type the entire page when sending > the original message.....think when you read the article you will get the > picture. If you don't find the article, let me know. I have it > bookmarked......Joan > [email protected] wrote: > > > > What do you think is meant by the sentence, "Prior to this time, in 1369, he > > was appointed Bailiff of > > Tindale and had custody of the Manors of Werk and Balester. He died in 1381, > > seized of > > Kirkharle, Whalton, Barrington, Denon, Wallington, Whitchester, HAMRICK, > > Crookden, Sweet > > Hope and lands in Lyham........." > > > > It is not comprehensible to me in regard to Hamricks. But then many things in > > life are not comprehensible to me -- and require help. > > [email protected]

yes they were Texas.... -----Original Message----- From: Sarah Hambrick <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 12:13 AM Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] Confederate Pension Application Files >These are the Texas records, yes? I recognize the county names..... > >Sarah > >daltepeter wrote: > >> Search Hambrick in the Confederate Pension Application Files >> Texas State Archives >> Obtaining help and copies of documents >> >> 5 record(s) were found matching your search for Hambrick >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, E. M. 29850 >> Claimant: Hambrick, E. M. >> Pension Number: 29850 >> County: Angelina >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, Giles O. 24015 >> Claimant: Hambrick, Giles O. >> Pension Number: 24015 >> County: Dallas >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, M. J. Harvard 36384 >> Claimant: Hambrick, M. J. Harvard >> Pension Number: 36384 >> County: Angelina >> >> Husband: Harvard, Thomas >> Pension Number: >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, Martha rej >> Claimant: Hambrick, Martha >> Pension Number: Application Rejected >> County: Angelina >> >> Husband: John Harreson (hamrick) >> Pension Number: 36707 >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, Thomas J. 08384 >> Claimant: Hambrick, Thomas J. >> Pension Number: 08384 >> County: Lampasas >> >> Application is missing, but other records indicate application was made > > > >-- >Sarah E. Hambrick [email protected] > >"There's enough youth, how about a fountain of smart?" - unknown > >

These are the Texas records, yes? I recognize the county names..... Sarah daltepeter wrote: > Search Hambrick in the Confederate Pension Application Files > Texas State Archives > Obtaining help and copies of documents > > 5 record(s) were found matching your search for Hambrick > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, E. M. 29850 > Claimant: Hambrick, E. M. > Pension Number: 29850 > County: Angelina > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, Giles O. 24015 > Claimant: Hambrick, Giles O. > Pension Number: 24015 > County: Dallas > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, M. J. Harvard 36384 > Claimant: Hambrick, M. J. Harvard > Pension Number: 36384 > County: Angelina > > Husband: Harvard, Thomas > Pension Number: > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, Martha rej > Claimant: Hambrick, Martha > Pension Number: Application Rejected > County: Angelina > > Husband: John Harreson (hamrick) > Pension Number: 36707 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, Thomas J. 08384 > Claimant: Hambrick, Thomas J. > Pension Number: 08384 > County: Lampasas > > Application is missing, but other records indicate application was made -- Sarah E. Hambrick [email protected] "There's enough youth, how about a fountain of smart?" - unknown

John Harrison Hamrick Pension # 36707 His wife was Mary Catherine..... daltepeter wrote: > > Search Hambrick in the Confederate Pension Application Files > Texas State Archives > Obtaining help and copies of documents > > 5 record(s) were found matching your search for Hambrick > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, E. M. 29850 > Claimant: Hambrick, E. M. > Pension Number: 29850 > County: Angelina > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, Giles O. 24015 > Claimant: Hambrick, Giles O. > Pension Number: 24015 > County: Dallas > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, M. J. Harvard 36384 > Claimant: Hambrick, M. J. Harvard > Pension Number: 36384 > County: Angelina > > Husband: Harvard, Thomas > Pension Number: > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, Martha rej > Claimant: Hambrick, Martha > Pension Number: Application Rejected > County: Angelina > > Husband: John Harreson (hamrick) > Pension Number: 36707 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > Hambrick, Thomas J. 08384 > Claimant: Hambrick, Thomas J. > Pension Number: 08384 > County: Lampasas > > Application is missing, but other records indicate application was made

Is there a place to go to via internet to look for Confederate Pension Application Files? Lauva At 02:47 PM18:02 6/1/98 -0700, you wrote: >John Harrison Hamrick >Pension # 36707 >His wife was Mary Catherine..... > >daltepeter wrote: >> >> Search Hambrick in the Confederate Pension Application Files >> Texas State Archives >> Obtaining help and copies of documents >> >> 5 record(s) were found matching your search for Hambrick >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, E. M. 29850 >> Claimant: Hambrick, E. M. >> Pension Number: 29850 >> County: Angelina >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, Giles O. 24015 >> Claimant: Hambrick, Giles O. >> Pension Number: 24015 >> County: Dallas >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, M. J. Harvard 36384 >> Claimant: Hambrick, M. J. Harvard >> Pension Number: 36384 >> County: Angelina >> >> Husband: Harvard, Thomas >> Pension Number: >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, Martha rej >> Claimant: Hambrick, Martha >> Pension Number: Application Rejected >> County: Angelina >> >> Husband: John Harreson (hamrick) >> Pension Number: 36707 >> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> ---- >> >> Hambrick, Thomas J. 08384 >> Claimant: Hambrick, Thomas J. >> Pension Number: 08384 >> County: Lampasas >> >> Application is missing, but other records indicate application was made > > >

I already asked about, Elmer George Hamrick b1912-d1982 but I now know he had a brother Oscar and sisters Myrtle, Harriet, Lillian and Margaret. I am not sure where they came from and who there parents were I know Myrtle lived in So. Calif and that Elmer moved to San Francisco in the 1950's or 60's. They might have come from Texas. Any Clues anyone Bryce Card [email protected]

Search Hambrick in the Confederate Pension Application Files Texas State Archives Obtaining help and copies of documents 5 record(s) were found matching your search for Hambrick ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Hambrick, E. M. 29850 Claimant: Hambrick, E. M. Pension Number: 29850 County: Angelina ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Hambrick, Giles O. 24015 Claimant: Hambrick, Giles O. Pension Number: 24015 County: Dallas ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Hambrick, M. J. Harvard 36384 Claimant: Hambrick, M. J. Harvard Pension Number: 36384 County: Angelina Husband: Harvard, Thomas Pension Number: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Hambrick, Martha rej Claimant: Hambrick, Martha Pension Number: Application Rejected County: Angelina Husband: John Harreson (hamrick) Pension Number: 36707 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Hambrick, Thomas J. 08384 Claimant: Hambrick, Thomas J. Pension Number: 08384 County: Lampasas Application is missing, but other records indicate application was made

The entire article can be found on the net. I used Netscape and searched Alan del Strother.....I did not try to type the entire page when sending the original message.....think when you read the article you will get the picture. If you don't find the article, let me know. I have it bookmarked......Joan [email protected] wrote: > > What do you think is meant by the sentence, "Prior to this time, in 1369, he > was appointed Bailiff of > Tindale and had custody of the Manors of Werk and Balester. He died in 1381, > seized of > Kirkharle, Whalton, Barrington, Denon, Wallington, Whitchester, HAMRICK, > Crookden, Sweet > Hope and lands in Lyham........." > > It is not comprehensible to me in regard to Hamricks. But then many things in > life are not comprehensible to me -- and require help. > [email protected]