Ted, I went to Crest High School and then to Gardner-Webb University with Don. I do not know anything about his parents but his death cert. should show their names. Don dropped out of Gardner-Webb. He was killed in Vietnam. I could poss. look in my school year books for more info if you would like for me to. Cecil VanDyke Charlotte, NC Ted_Smith@lotus.com wrote: > Harley and other, > > I have the following information on Donald Ralph Hamrick: > Name: Donald Ralph Hamrick > Sex: Male > Birth Jan 26 1950 > Death Mar 11 1971 (age 21) > Burial in Beaverdam Baptist Church Cemetery, Shelby, Cleveland > Co., NC > > Does anyone know who are his parents? I'm assuming a NC family, but where > does he tie into the Hamrick family. > Ted
Harley and other, I have the following information on Donald Ralph Hamrick: Name: Donald Ralph Hamrick Sex: Male Birth Jan 26 1950 Death Mar 11 1971 (age 21) Burial in Beaverdam Baptist Church Cemetery, Shelby, Cleveland Co., NC Does anyone know who are his parents? I'm assuming a NC family, but where does he tie into the Hamrick family. Ted
In a message dated Tue, 28 Dec 1999 5:10:50 PM Eastern Standard Time, TICO0@aol.com writes: <<Found this on Hiram G. Hamrick. Thought someone might be interested. Harley>> Company Muster Roll Enterprise Tigers Company D 37th. 7 March 1862 Name Rank Age Whitman C. Turner Captain Frank S. Pickle 1st Lt. A. Columbus Eastman 2nd. Lt. SR. Hiram G. Hamrick 2nd. Lt. JR. I believe this is Hiram G., the youngest son of James and Mary "Polly" Bankston Hambrick. He is recorded in both the Clarke and Lauderdale Co., MS censuses in 1860, and my great-grandfather's living with him. Barbara L. Hamrick
Found this information on Donald Ralph Hamrick. Thought someone might be interested. Harley National Archives and Records Administration Center for Electronic Records - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- U.S. Military Personnel Who Died (Including Missing and Captured Declared Dead) as a result of the Vietnam conflict, 1957-1995 Listed Alphabetically by Homestate, Homecity, and thereunder by Name as of November 1997 Mil. Military - Home of Record - Date of Place of Date of BNR Name Grd. Service City or Town State Death* Death Birth Type of Casualty @ HAMRICK DONALD RALPH SP4 ARMY SHELBY NC 11MAR71 S.VIETNAM 26JAN50 HOSTILE,KILLED
Found this on Hiram G. Hamrick. Thought someone might be interested. Harley Company Muster Roll Enterprise Tigers Company D 37th. 7 March 1862 Name Rank Age Whitman C. Turner Captain Frank S. Pickle 1st Lt. A. Columbus Eastman 2nd. Lt. SR. Hiram G. Hamrick 2nd. Lt. JR. J. O. Archie 25 James G. Andrews 30 ** William Banes 20 David Banes 21 David Bankston 25 Calvin C. Brannon 24 A. S. Ballard 23 Daniel Bester 3rd. Sgt. 25 James P. Carter 1st. Corp. William Carson 35 Ira J. Carter 21 J. A. Cranford 38 B. T. Clarke 22 John Crawford 3rd. Corp. 21 Alexander Cook 30 R. C. Dunsane* 35 J. M. Dearing 5th. Sgt. 30 J. R. Ezell 22 Thomas Ford 35 Elijah Gardner 35 ** James S. Gran 21 J. C. Griffin 20 Harman Gunn 28 Phillip Griffin D 28 Robert Hedrick 30 Jno W. Hawkins 25 James M. Hand 35 George Herring 24 Jesse B. Huckaby 28 H. S. Howze 32 Alexander Johnson 21 William Jones 22 E. S. Johnson 22 S. J. Kimbrough 4th. Corp. 25 Benjamin G. King 30 J. C. Knight 19 T. J. Knight 20 Henry A. Lewis 25 James McGee 25 Lem McGee 22 William McNeill 2nd. Corp. 30 Joseph Marsh 22 John McGee SR. 1st. Sgt. 28 Ira E. Moffett 26 Richard Newton 20 Salem Newton 19 James Peacock 25 John Powell 26 H. S. Patrick 30 A. J. Railey 20 Joseph Robertson 28 James Robertson 22 John E. Reynolds 19 William Robertson 25 ** Norvell R. Sumrall 4th. Sgt. 22 Preston Speed 21 Elisha Scarbrough 25 Robert A. Strickland 22 William R. Smith 27 Erastus Smith 20 Eli Stallins 23 James D. Sinclair 22 D. M. Smith 23 Thomas Shepard 25 Robert Skelton 28 A. J. Turner 19 Henry Taylor 19 Shadrick Taylor 25 J. G. Tub 22 J. F. Tub 23 Jackson Timms 21 Joseph Walter 29 W. Wolfe 35 Ira J. Williams 2nd. Sgt. 30 John A. Garr 30 ** William Barthlomew Smith 35 Arthur Arrington SR. 35 This company desires to be placed with other companies from this Clarke County and adjacent counties in forming an East Mississippi Regiment. Robert McLain, Mustering Officer. ** James G. Andrews was not mustered in but ordered his name enrolled. ** Elijah Gardner was not mustered in, but authorized due to a substitute for him. ** William Robertson was not mustered in but ordered his name enrolled ** John A. Garr was not mustered in for some reason. * R. C. Dusane. This name was not very legible and may be spelled wrong. Company Muster Roll Enterprise Tigers Company D 37th. 7 March 1862 Name Rank Age Whitman C. Turner Captain Frank S. Pickle 1st Lt. A. Columbus Eastman 2nd. Lt. SR. Hiram G. Hamrick 2nd. Lt. JR. J. O. Archie 25 James G. Andrews 30 ** William Banes 20 David Banes 21 David Bankston 25 Calvin C. Brannon 24 A. S. Ballard 23 Daniel Bester 3rd. Sgt. 25 James P. Carter 1st. Corp. William Carson 35 Ira J. Carter 21 J. A. Cranford 38 B. T. Clarke 22 John Crawford 3rd. Corp. 21 Alexander Cook 30 R. C. Dunsane* 35 J. M. Dearing 5th. Sgt. 30 J. R. Ezell 22 Thomas Ford 35 Elijah Gardner 35 ** James S. Gran 21 J. C. Griffin 20 Harman Gunn 28 Phillip Griffin D 28 Robert Hedrick 30 Jno W. Hawkins 25 James M. Hand 35 George Herring 24 Jesse B. Huckaby 28 H. S. Howze 32 Alexander Johnson 21 William Jones 22 E. S. Johnson 22 S. J. Kimbrough 4th. Corp. 25 Benjamin G. King 30 J. C. Knight 19 T. J. Knight 20 Henry A. Lewis 25 James McGee 25 Lem McGee 22 William McNeill 2nd. Corp. 30 Joseph Marsh 22 John McGee SR. 1st. Sgt. 28 Ira E. Moffett 26 Richard Newton 20 Salem Newton 19 James Peacock 25 John Powell 26 H. S. Patrick 30 A. J. Railey 20 Joseph Robertson 28 James Robertson 22 John E. Reynolds 19 William Robertson 25 ** Norvell R. Sumrall 4th. Sgt. 22 Preston Speed 21 Elisha Scarbrough 25 Robert A. Strickland 22 William R. Smith 27 Erastus Smith 20 Eli Stallins 23 James D. Sinclair 22 D. M. Smith 23 Thomas Shepard 25 Robert Skelton 28 A. J. Turner 19 Henry Taylor 19 Shadrick Taylor 25 J. G. Tub 22 J. F. Tub 23 Jackson Timms 21 Joseph Walter 29 W. Wolfe 35 Ira J. Williams 2nd. Sgt. 30 John A. Garr 30 ** William Barthlomew Smith 35 Arthur Arrington SR. 35 This company desires to be placed with other companies from this Clarke County and adjacent counties in forming an East Mississippi Regiment. Robert McLain, Mustering Officer. ** James G. Andrews was not mustered in but ordered his name enrolled. ** Elijah Gardner was not mustered in, but authorized due to a substitute for him. ** William Robertson was not mustered in but ordered his name enrolled ** John A. Garr was not mustered in for some reason. * R. C. Dusane. This name was not very legible and may be spelled wrong. Harley Harley R. Briden Tico0@aol.com Harley R. Briden Tico0@aol.com Harley R. Briden Tico0@aol.com
Hi Hamrick researchers. I haven't posted this in awhile but we have some new list members. I am trying to track down a Chesley or Chester Hamrick, born about 1887 in Shelby, NC and died, unknown date/place, before 1953. I don't find him in the S.S. Death Index. He was the son of Edmund and Caroline Hamrick of Shelby, NC (both died before 1900 in a flu epidemic). He was a wanderer/world traveler, traveling by steam ship or railroad, working for his passage, coming back to Shelby from time to time. Bev Barnes Shelby, NC
16 June 1852: Heirs of Jeremiah Runyon/Runions want to sell his land, and it will not be a legal sale without all the heirs agreeing. Frances (Runions) Hamrick is dead, so her heirs must agree to sell the portion belonging to Frances, which will be divided by the number of children she had, which looks like 7. 10 Jan 1854 Cobb Co GA: Sally (Sarah) Hamrick is of age and can act on her own; Irena (Hamrick) Stancel is married so she can act on her own or through her husband. James R Hamrick is of age and acting on his own accord. They are asking for their share of the proceeds, with their father as their agent. 10 Jan 1854 Cobb Co GA: Narcissa, Adaline, Blanton and Jane are minors and represented by their father. The father is asking for the proceeds for his minor children. This is valuable in identifying the maiden name of Frances and separating her children from Essie's Loveless children.
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The wife of Charles M. Hamrick was Elizabeth Jane White. She was my grandmother. "Betsy" Jane came from Dan Hamrick in Family Search. She used "Jane" and that is on her tombstone. It was listed in the 1910 census as Elizabeth Jane, Deleware Township, Caddo County, Oklahoma. Bill Hamrick
J R, I wonder if the Jun 1852 Petition might actually have been for the estate of Frances Runions. Perhaps the person writing the petition thought that this might be easier than listing all of her children? Ted
C. M. Hamrick to Betsy Jane White, 2-1-1879, Sequatchie Co TN.
Hamrick wrote: > > Rutherford Cleveland Hamricks, > > Jeremiah Runyon b 1765 NJ d April 1851 Cleveland, NC > > 16 Jun 1852. Petition of Jerry Runions, Reuben Runions, > James Runions, Furman Runions, William Runions, John > Bolrn and wife Eliza, Phebe, and Frances Runions that > Jeremiah Runions died seized of three tracts. Ask for > sale of land. > > 10 Jan 1854 Cobb Co, GA. We Sally Hamrick, John W Stancel > and wife Irena formerly Hamrick, and James R Hamrick heirs > of Frances Hamrick, daughter of Jeremiah Runyon, give power > of attorney to Thompson B Hamrick of Cobb Co., GA to receive > of John Borders, administrator of Jeremiah Runyon, our > interest in the Estate. > > 10 January 1854. Cobb Co, GA. Petition of Thompson B Hamrick > that he is the father of Narcissa, Adaline, Blanton, and Jane Hamrick, > minors, grandchildren of Jeremiah Runyan. > > This suggests that Frances Runyon, first wife of Thompson B > Hamrick was alive in 1852 and deceased in 1854 although it > does not exactly say that. > > It could be that the person writing the petition in 1852 may > not have been aware Frances died in Cobb Co, GA in 1844 when > Thompson married Essie Eudoxy Stone or choose to ignore it > since it would have only complicated the petition to sell. > > Then after the sale the correct petitions were executed to > distributive the proceeds correctly. > > Any comments? > > J R > Hamrick Hambrick Genealogy at: > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com Thank You J.R. for this information Bud
I will do look-ups from a book titled: "Cemeteries of the City of Hampton, Virginia formerly Elizabeth City County" Patsy
Thanks for the beautiful message Patsy. Merry Christmas.
Dear Cousins and Friends, I feel so blessed this year on December 24 th. the day before the last Christmas in this century that I have the honor of calling you my special cousin and friend. God has brought our kindred spirits together united for the grand entrance of a new beginning in time. May we savor the moments of these days that will fall into the history of the past as Life moves on ... The big full moon has been so beautiful the last couple of nights - you can almost reach up and touch it - the luminous glow should remind us of the bright shining star that appeared over a manger long ago... So to our family and friends near or far - let us not forget the reason of that Star May your holidays be filled with love and happiness shared with your love ones, Take time to create new memories, reflect on the past ones - may there be Peace on Earth to all. Patsy in California
> VERY funny, J R - we all appreciate your great site! Jane > Subject: [HAMRICK-L] New Hamrick Listing > Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1999 06:06:47 -0600 > From: "Hamrick" <hamrick@home.com> > To: HAMRICK-L@rootsweb.com > > <snip> > In the last box > 'Exclude database' be sure to put 'jrm' to eliminate all the > trash on the site.
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Hamricks! I awakened this AM at 3:30 and could not go back to sleep so decided to read my mail. My first letter was from James Hamrick who told me he had put his GEDCOM of many years of Hamrick research on the worldconnect site. It is a WORK TO SEE and is extreemly well documented. Should you go there click on the URL below, Select 'Search Gedcoms' then put "Hamrick" in the Surname Box and "Patrick" in the given name box. In the last box 'Exclude database' be sure to put 'jrm' to eliminate all the trash on the site. Then if you are from the Rutherford-Cleveland area you can click on son 'James' and his children will appear. Many will be names you will recognize. Other Hamricks can click on other sons and go see other well documented relatives. If you are a Ham(b)rick you can still participate but you will need to read Hamz(b)rick for some of what you see. Enjoy! I am going back to bed and dream about genealogy. J R Hamrick Hambrick Genealogy at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com
Debbie, Have been thinking about you lately, wondering whether you've been able to find out anything else. Did the James and Elizabeth on the death certificate turn out to be true? After re-reading this reply from you, I have some questions. Please see my interspersed comments below. Debby Altepeter wrote: > Searching for the following family (The signature that I found on a marriage > license [bond] for child T. F. "Frank" appears to me to be Hamrick although > the decendants carry the name "Hambick" (No R)--possibly because the > marriage license was indexed as Hambick... > > Illinois: > > James Hamrick m. Elizabeth Hamblin approx. 1850-1875 Did they MARRY during this time period or is that when he was born? Had to have married well before 1875 to have had this many children before 1876. Also, don't see how he could have "died in the war" after 1876 since the Civil War had been over for quite some time by that date. It may be possible that he fought in the Spanish American War which did not begin until 1898. In my database of Arkansas folks I have a J.M. Hambrick born 1864 and a Frank A. Hambrick born 1869; may just be a coincidence as I don't seem to have the other names. I don't even have the names of who they married or where they died, only their names. Keep in touch, Martha > > James died in "the war" after 1876. > Possible children: > Mary (married Crowell) > Joseph > Oscar > T. F. "Frank" > > Thanks, > Debby Altepeter > Memphis, TN > debbya@midsouth.rr.com > http://home.midsouth.rr.com/genealogy > June 18, 1999
Now Im the one whos confused on the children of James Ham(b)rick, Jr. and Precilla -- everyone seems to have the 7 children listed: William, Rebecca Sally, Elizabeth, Mary Molly, George, Susannah, Ann..... but what about Jenny?? She is mentioned in the will but J R, you dont have her listed in your register report. Am I missing something here or was Jenny the nickname of one of the other girls? (sorry I'm a little slow getting this posted - bot a new computer and am busy transferring stuff over). Jane -------------- FAMILY GROUP RECORD FOR JAMES HAMRICK [JR]/PRECILLA MISSING - HUSBAND James Hamrick [Jr]-3580 ------------------------------------------------------------- BIRTH: Est 1744 PLACE: ,Prince William,VA CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: Est 1764 PLACE: DEATH: 28 Apl 1808 PLACE: ,Rutherford,NC BURIAL: PLACE: FATHER: James Hamrick [Sr]-7 MOTHER: Alice Mathis-3578 OTHER WIVES: =============================================== WIFE Precilla Missing-3581 ---------------------------------------------------------- PLACE: CHR.: PLACE: DEATH: PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: FATHER: MOTHER: OTHER HUSBANDS: ============================================================ CHILDREN ============================================================ 1. NAME: William Hamrick-31089 Parent Link Type: (B) --- BIRTH: 1774 PLACE: ,,VA B: M CHR.: PLACE: E: MAR.: PLACE: SS: DEATH: PLACE: SP: BURIAL: PLACE: SPOUSE: - --------------------------------------------------------------------- - ------------------------------------------------- 2. NAME: Rebecca Sally Hamrick-7326 -- BIRTH: 5 Oct 1776 PLACE: ,,VA F CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: Abt 1829 PLACE: DEATH: 10 May 1865 PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: SPOUSE: Samuel "Mad" Bridges-3833 --------------------------------------- 3. NAME: Elizabeth Hamrick-8868 --- BIRTH: 1778 PLACE: ,,VA F CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: PLACE: DEATH: PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: SPOUSE: Samuel Bridges-8867 -------------------------------------------------------- 4. NAME: Mary "Molly" Hamrick-6807 -- BIRTH: Abt 1772 PLACE: ,,VA F CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: Abt 1789 PLACE: DEATH: PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: SPOUSE: Thomas Hardin-6808 ----------------------------------------------------------- 5. NAME: George Hamrick-6605 --- BIRTH: 20 Jan 1781 PLACE: ,Rutherford,NC M CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: 23 Sep 1801 PLACE: ,Rutherford,NC DEATH: Est 1847 PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: SPOUSE: Phoebe Wright-6596 ----------------------------------------------------------- 6. NAME: Ann Hamrick-31090 --- BIRTH: 1803 PLACE: ,Rutherford,NC F CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: PLACE: DEATH: PLACE: BURIAL: PLACE: SPOUSE: ============================================================ Records of: J R Mckinney 1600 Serenade Lane Richardson, Tx 75081-4623 USA 972-680-3341 Parent Link Types: (B)=Biological, (A)=Adopted, (G)=Guardian, FAMILY GROUP RECORD FOR JAMES HAMRICK [JR]/PRECILLA MISSING - ============================================================ HUSBAND James Hamrick [Jr]-3580 WIFE Precilla Missing-3581 ============================================================ CHILDREN (continued) ============================================================ 7. NAME: Susannah Hamrick-9117 -- BIRTH: 22 May 1786 PLACE: ,,VA F CHR.: PLACE: MAR.: PLACE: DEATH: 10 May 1865 PLACE: ,Rutherford,NC BURIAL: PLACE:Concord Bapt Ch Cem,Bostic,Rutherford,NC SPOUSE: Samuel Harrill-9395 MRIN: 2797 <snip>