Just records I have. Earliest mention of a Charles Ham(b)rick in North Carolina prior to 1790: Charles Hambrick/Hamrick 1785, 1786, 1787 tax lists Wilkes Co NC. Earliest mention of a George Ham(b)rick in North Carolina: 1803 Surry Co, George Hemrick witnessed the will of William Aldridge. Earliest mention of a George Ham(b)rick in Rutherford Co NC: 1808 will of Priscilla Hamrick, widow of James. Earliest George Ham(b)rick on NC census, 1810: one in Wilkes Co and one in Rutherford Co. Earliest mention of a Benjamin Ham(b)rick in NC prior to 1790: Benjamin Hambrick, 1784 tax list Wilkes Co NC. Earliest Benjamin Ham(b)rick found as a head of household in NC: 1850 Surry Co NC. "Deed Abstracts of Tryon, Lincoln and Rutherford Counties" by Holcomb (1976), earliest Ham(b)ricks found: Enoch Hamrick, 1785 James Hamrick, 1785 Jere. Hamrick 1785 Nathan Hamrick, 1785 Samuel Hamrick, 1778, 1785 Jire. Hamrick, 1784 Samuel, Enoch and Jeremiah have earlier records in NC, but not in Rutherford Co, unless someone has additional info. Please post share earlier NC records. Thank you, Tressie

Thank you for your excellent photographs and your ablilty to share them in such a wonderful fashion!!! Darlene Hamrick Gleason

1806-1809: John Hamrick & Enoch Hamrick 1810: Enoch, John, Frances, and Yelverton Hamrick 1811-1812: John and Enoch Hamrick 1813: John Hamrick 1790 Rutherford Co NC, pg 136 Enoch Hamrick 1 1 4 1800 Rutherford Co NC, pg117 Enoch Hambrick 00210 - 01210 2 slaves 1810 Barren Co KY, pg 41 Enoch Hambrick 00011 - 00011 1820 Missing 1830 Cooper Co MO, pg 197 Enoch Hambrick 0000000001 - 00000001 Enoch died before 1840.

Dear Mr. Garner: Thanks for your display of the pictures of the Patrick Hamrick monument on the internet site. They are excellent and give a sense of being there due to the many different views. Thanks, again. dhamrick@neo.rr.com Dan Hamrick 402 23rd Street NW Canton OH 44709 Phone and fax: 330-454-2376 ---------- >From: James Garner <garnerjdg@mindspring.com> >To: HAMRICK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [HAMRICK-L] Ham(b)rick photo >Date: Wed, Jan 5, 2000, 6:05 PM > >Good eveining to all, > >If you wish to see some of the pictures that I took at Clover Hill Cemetery >in November, please go to http://www.georgiacsa.com/atlanta/CloverHill.htm > > > >...James Garner > > >>From: MarPrie@aol.com >>Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2000 08:33:57 EST >>Subject: Ham(b)rick photo >>To: garnerjdg@mindspring.com >>X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 >> >>Hi James; >> >>It was nice of you to offer to send the photo to Dan as he requested, but >>would you consider attaching it to a Email to the list? I am sure that all >>of us would love to see this picture. >> >>Thank you >> >>Marsha > >

I am looking for Price who married a Sarah Robinson? in Shelby, NC. One of the children is Carrie who married Charles McCurry. Thanks

Hi J R (and list members), I’m responding to this bit you posted: “.....On page 14 S C Jones saya Nathaniel Hamrick and Enoch Hamrick were brothers of Price Hamrick.” I don’t have a single Enoch Hamrick in my database, so I guess I’m missing something. These are the children I show for Jeremiah & Anna [?] Ham(b)rick: Nathaniel Uriah Isaac Jeremiah David Price Henry Nathan Sarah Travis Anna Frances Yelverton Selah “Celia” Looks like the poor people have enough children already (heehee). Can I get more info on this Enoch? It looks like a quandry here - who do we believe....the Cameron Street Hamrick Clan Reunion Committee brochure who says Price is a son of Charles OR the publication of the Broad River Genealogical Society?? By the way, is this latter publication the one that is entitled ‘Founding in America’? I’m soooooo confused! Jane -------------- >>>[excerpt from J R] Jones, page 14: "Nathaniel Hamrick was buried at Old Buffalo Church, York SC. He was a brother to Price." Jones, page 14: His (Price Hamrick's) brother, Enoch Hamrick"............. If Nathan(iel) was a brother to Price, then both would appear to be sons of Jeremiah Hamrick, Senior. -------- >>>[excerpt from Pat Motes] .....In the 1960's this was published by Cameron Street Hamrick Clan Reunion Committee (No Authorship noted on Publication) George Hamrick settled in Pennsylvania and married Nancy Cook. They had several children. Three sons, Charles, Benjamin, and George settled in Tyron County, now called Cleveland County. Charles Hamrick had a son Price Hamrick, born in 1765 and died in 1822. He married Nancy Bridges.

Do any of you wonderful researchers know anything about the Mexican-American War? I have 3 relatives who died in Mexico, at Charbrusco and Vera Cruz. There is a wonderful site http://www.dmwv.org/mwvets/roh/.htm that gives the casualties. I found none of our Hamricks listed as casualties. Does anyone know of a source that might give a muster list? My great-greatgrandfather and three of his brothers fought in that War as volenteers from South Carolina. Grandfather Hilton was the only one to return. Being a native Texas, I'm very proud of them and would like to know more about that War. Would appreciate any help. Marie ----- Original Message ----- From: <TLNEALY@aol.com> To: <HAMRICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 5:25 PM Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] Revolutionary War Muster Rolls > The Revolutionary War Pension rolls that contain Hamrick and Hambrick are > available to me at the Oklahoma Historical Society. > Should you need assistance, let me know. Tressie > > >

Good eveining to all, If you wish to see some of the pictures that I took at Clover Hill Cemetery in November, please go to http://www.georgiacsa.com/atlanta/CloverHill.htm ...James Garner >From: MarPrie@aol.com >Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2000 08:33:57 EST >Subject: Ham(b)rick photo >To: garnerjdg@mindspring.com >X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 45 > >Hi James; > >It was nice of you to offer to send the photo to Dan as he requested, but >would you consider attaching it to a Email to the list? I am sure that all >of us would love to see this picture. > >Thank you > >Marsha

Dear Kith n' kin: J.R. McKinney says he is sending me a photo of the Patrick Hamrick monument by mail, and Ron Hamrick has sent me one by electronic means. I thank all of you who have mentioned that you live close to Manassas. There are enough of you to have a big get-together some Sunday. dhamrick@neo.rr.com Dan Hamrick 402 23rd Street NW Canton OH 44709 Phone and fax: 330-454-2376

Yes, when you make out your will you can have it recorded at the courthouse for a few dollars more. That may only mean that is when he had the will written. Pat TLNEALY@aol.com wrote: > "Rutherford Co NC Wills & Miscellaneous Records 783-1868" by Wooley & Wooley > Will Book C, pg 79. Will of Price Hambrick made 25 April l808. > Recorded October Court 1817. > > If this abstract is correct, this seems to indicate Price was dec'd by > 1817. Is there any reason to assume the will was recorded before he died? > Date of death on tombstone reported as both 1820 and 1822. > >

The Revolutionary War Pension rolls that contain Hamrick and Hambrick are available to me at the Oklahoma Historical Society. Should you need assistance, let me know. Tressie

Hi Bill: You are so very welcome. Any time I can help, give a yell. Tressie

Interesting! Thanks. I suppose one of the Nancys on the 1820 census would be the widow. Nancy Hambrick 202210 - 10200 or Nancy Hamrick 000100 - 01001 Do you know what the advantage was in having the will recorded before death? Less legal hassle? Tressie

Hi, I am a native Texas also with relatives that fought in the Mexican War. One place to check is the individual county they were living in at the time they signed up. THe county information data is growing everyday. Of course, a lot of men came to Texas from other states just to help fight. THe State of Texas Archives in Austin is a fabulous place to research. They have the original muster rolls on everything concerning Texans. I will also check and see what records are availble locally. Genevieve >From: "MARIE S. CORBETT" <yepido@worldnet.att.net> >Reply-To: HAMRICK-L@rootsweb.com >To: HAMRICK-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] Revolutionary War Muster Rolls >Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2000 17:44:27 -0600 > >Do any of you wonderful researchers know anything about the >Mexican-American >War? I have 3 relatives who died in Mexico, at Charbrusco and Vera Cruz. >There is a wonderful site http://www.dmwv.org/mwvets/roh/.htm that gives >the >casualties. I found none of our Hamricks listed as casualties. Does >anyone >know of a source that might give a muster list? My great-greatgrandfather >and three of his brothers fought in that War as volenteers from South >Carolina. Grandfather Hilton was the only one to return. Being a native >Texas, I'm very proud of them and would like to know more about that War. >Would appreciate any help. >Marie >----- Original Message ----- >From: <TLNEALY@aol.com> >To: <HAMRICK-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 5:25 PM >Subject: Re: [HAMRICK-L] Revolutionary War Muster Rolls > > > > The Revolutionary War Pension rolls that contain Hamrick and >Hambrick >are > > available to me at the Oklahoma Historical Society. > > Should you need assistance, let me know. Tressie > > > > > > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Ancestry.com Bob checked this site out this morning and put Benjamin Hamrick 's name in and came up with rank and roll box number where the muster roll could be found at Archives. http;//www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4282.htm Revolunary War Muster Rolls in database at the National Archives - source of information Each record provides the soldiers name,company and unit of service. (Patsy)

Tressie Those two bits are most interesting. Many, many thanks. Bill Davenport

"Rutherford Co NC Wills & Miscellaneous Records 783-1868" by Wooley & Wooley Will Book C, pg 79. Will of Price Hambrick made 25 April l808. Recorded October Court 1817. If this abstract is correct, this seems to indicate Price was dec'd by 1817. Is there any reason to assume the will was recorded before he died? Date of death on tombstone reported as both 1820 and 1822.

This is your cousin ( Hamrick -Gregory -Dodrill- Harris -Hollandsworth - Mollohan -Conrad - Friend -Skidmore )- and every body else that I left out their name from WV and VA. We are related to each one in some way. BRIDE AGAIN Magazine - SPRING 2000 issue is out on the stands today for sale. When you stop at a newsstand, drug store or grocery store please take a peek. Blue background on cover with large letters on the left side - Stunning Spring Dresses -then turn to pages 61 -62-65 - 67 - 70 for Darlene Wikum's photos - modeling the bridal fashions for Spring. (As you can tell that we are proud of our daughter and DAR member also Vice Regent of Clara Barton Chapter, NSDAR) Her Proud Mom, Patsy Hamrick Weikart in California

A booklet, 28 pages entitled: "Founding in America of the Hamrick (Hemerick) Family by Hans George Hamerick In the Year 1731 At the Port of Philadelphia, PA, The Family Tree - Cameron Street Hamrick & Elmira Bridges Hamrick" Page 1, paragraph 4: "Charles Hamrick had a son, Price Hamrick, who was born in 1765 and died in 1822." Copy obtained from the vertical files, NC Archives, Raleigh.

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