J R & all: I the research I have (my cousin did it), he has record of Joseph, Patrick's son listed as Hambrick. I'd need to dig out the date from the pile o' stuff; but it was about 1750. There are some SC Hambrick's that descend from Joseph #1, so maybe it was him? Or a clerk with a not so good ear? Anybody have anything else? Also - There is a Hambrick Road in Charleston WV - named for my great-uncle's property at the top of the hill. Sarah J R McKinney wrote: > > Hambricks, (and Hamricks) > > Not to leave the Hambricks out, here are some Hambrick landmarks. > (More than there are of Hamricks) > > Hambrick Branch (waterway) Madison County, AL. > > Hambrick Cemetery, Madison, AL. > > Hambrick Cemetery, Madison, AL. > (I presume there are two of them) > > Hambrick Hollow, (valley) Marshall County, AL. > > Hambrick School, Jackson County, AL. > > Hambrick Slough (waterway) Madison County, AL. > > Hambrick Creek, Henry County, GA. > > Hambrick School, De Kalb County, GA. > > Hambrick Cemetery, Lauderdale County, MS. > (same as on the Hamrick list. Both names given) > > Hambrich Hollow, (valley) McDonald County, MO. > (also listed as Hambrick Hollow) > > I know there are many more my search engine did not find and > please include Post Office, Cross Roads, & etc I did not search. > > See if the Hambricks can find more named places or things than > the Hamricks can! Please tell which Hambrick you think the > Hambrick name was derived. > > Thanks, > > J R -- Sarah E. Hambrick [email protected] "There's enough youth, how about a fountain of smart?" - unknown