Hi, I'm searching for my KIRK ancestors. Father of the known family was Thomas Kirk, who died in Philadelphia in 1849. Prior to this the family was probably in NYC. Thomas' children were born: Ann KIRK, Feb 7, 1822 Thomas KIRK, Jan 19, 1825 D. April, 1854 in NY Jane KIRK, June 18, 1827 May KIRK, Dec 2, 1829 Sarah KIRK, Nov 30, 1831 twins John and William, b Dec 15, 1834. The mother, name unknown, died shortly after this birth. Any ideas, suggestions, or actual connections will be warmly welcomed!! Thanks, Valerie

I found a list of names written by my grgruncle George Kirkpatrick in 1886, St. Louis. I believe it was about a pedigree that had been produced by Bailey, Banks and Biddle of Philadelphia. Does anyone have a connection to these names? John Kirkpatrick 233 Vernon Ave. Brooklyn, NY Edward Kirkpatrick 33 E. 80 St. NY James A 654 North 35 West Philadelphia, PA Dr. J.B. Kirkpatrick Centre Indiana William R. Falls of Schuylkill, Phila Allen Kirkpatrick Pittsburg PA I have reason to believe they either ordered copies of the pedigree or were being asked to do so. Judith

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Looking for ancestors of: A. M. KIRKPATRICK, b? res? m Mary Ann SPENCER, b 1832 in Virginia; resided many years in Cherry Fork, Adams, Ohio. Other surnames: BLAKE, POTTS, WHITE, SPANGLER, WINTERS, Any help apppreciated. Emily in Kansas.

KIRKPATRICK, Fannie ( ); 83; Hauppauge NY; Newsday; pub 1997-10-28

Just ran across these on the Clark Co, IN Biographies pages: W. R. Kirkpatrick http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/clarkbios/kirkpatrick-wr.html William J. Kirkpatrick: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5881/clarkbios/kirkpatrick-wj.html

KIRKPATRICK, Francis J; 95; CO; Denver P; published 1997-11-20

Hello, I'm reseaching the line of John H. Kirkpatrick born May 1741, reportedly in Dumfriesshire, Scotland. It is believed he was in the colomies by about 1850. He married Jane/Jeane Wilkins in PA(?) ca 1760, They resided in Virginia, North Carolina, and Eastern Tennessee. Their children were as follows: DAVID S. KIRKPATRICK B 27 FEB 1760 IN Rockingham Co. Va MARRIAH " B 11 FEB 1762 " " " " HUGH " B 26 SEPT 1763 " " " " RACHEL " B 1 MARCH 17765 " " " " JOHN " B 16 OCT 1766 " " " " JACOB " B 1 NOV 1771 " " " " JAMES " B 23 AUG 1773 " " " " WILKINS " B 14 AUG 1775 " " " " HANNAH " B 6 MARCH 1779 IN BULLS GAP. TN John was a Revolutionary War soldier from a NC regiment. Some say John H. Kirkpatric was the son of WILLIAM KIRKPATRIC and MARGARET WAUGH of PA, but i have found doccuments and other information that seems to strongly dispute this claim. WE feel his was one of the younger sons of ALEXANDER KIRKPATRICK of WATTIES NEUK near Ruthwell in DUMFRIESSHIRE, SCOTLAND. I'm open to anything that will help me clarify his parentage. THANKS IN ADVANCE TO ANY AND ALL WHO TRY TO HELP ME, TOM CAULLEY

Descendents of Robert Kirkpatrick's(TN) son William, and other interested parties: help me with this conundrum-- I descend from gggrandfather Cyrus Kirkpatrick(2)(VA/KY), son of George Kirkpatrick(1)(VA/KY). I found a note in my grandmother's scrapbook talking about her father's (John Kirkpatrick KY) second cousins Nancy and Mandy Kirkpatrick. The note said, "Nancy Kirkpatrick married Perry Dills with children Robbins, Sue Mary, and Henry and they live in Falmouth, KY. Mandy Kirkpatrick married Pugh Miller and live on the Licking River, KY." I looked up all the Williams and found one whose father was Robert b. 1754, m. Mary Campbell, TN. They had children Nancy and Amanda and the FTM notes say the family lost track of them, along with another daughter Minerva, after they married Willis boys and went to KY. Well, here they are remarried, living outside of Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY! My dilemna is: To be ggrandfather John's second cousins they would have to be the children of a sibling of George. The only mention of a sibling in any of grandma's notes is a brother named William. I know nothing of where George came from other than I was told it was VA. He shows up in the Bourbon Co. KY 1790 Census and tax rolls and as a witness to a will of John Maize benefitting "Anny" Kirkpatrick. I also have a Wm Kirkpatrick married to Annie Maise in 1800 KY. I had assumed that this Wm. was George's brother. But now, I have to ask whose who, when and where? Help! It doesn't help that every line named their children the same. Arrrgh. I also found the receipts dated 1885-7 to a Bailey, Banks, and Biddle Jewelers and Stationary of Philadelphia for a pedigree chart w/ documentation which no longer exists, and a few sheets of stationary with the dagger and I Mak Sakur on it. It is not the exact design of the other but could represent another line. Who knows? I've pieced the family tree together sans original pedigree and will post it as soon as I can figure out how to do that. This large, mostly southern family line has been a missing link in our collective Kirkpatrick chain. Stay tuned. Judith B. Alef

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Is there a place where I can view MS Census records on-line? I have found a site for NC and TN, and another one for Ireland, but right now I don't need them, I need the MS one. I know I can go to the local genealogy library (30 minutes away) but with two small children who are very active and loud, it is hard on the other patrons, and I don't get that much done in the time I am there. It is just easier to look on-line. Thanks... -- Deena Green You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. - C. Robin http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/1892

Since my last query, due to the helpfulness of fellow researchers I have added the following data to my KIRKPATRICK family. I would like to get in contact with others who are descendant from this line. Kathleen Burnett FIRST GENERATION 1. Robert KIRKPATRICK. Children of Robert KIRKPATRICK and Margaret YOUNG were: +2 i. Joseph KIRKPATRICK. SECOND GENERATION 2. Joseph KIRKPATRICK was born on 1 Mar 1805 in Torthorwald, Dumfries, Scotland. He immigrated in 1846 to West Farnham, Brome Co., Quebec, Canada. He died on 31 Dec 1885 in Torthorwald, Dumfries, Scotland. Elizabeth CREIGHTON was born in 1801 in Dryfesdale, Dumfries, Scotland. She died on 2 Nov 1880. Children of Joseph KIRKPATRICK and Elizabeth CREIGHTON were: 3 i. Andrew KIRKPATRIACK was born in 1825 in Torthorwald, Dumfries, Scotland. He was christened on 28 Feb 1825 in Torthorwald, Dumfries, Scotland. He died in 1828 in Dumfries, Scotland. 4 ii. Robert KIRKPATRICK was born in 1827 in Dumfries, Scotland. He was christened on 1 Jul 1827 in Torthorwald, Dumfries, Scotland. He died in 1909. 5 iii. Andrew KIRKPATRICK. 6 iv. John KIRKPATRICK was born in 1831 in Dumfries, Scotland. He was christened on 29 May 1831 in Dalton, Dumfries, Scotland. He died in 1862. 7 v. Isabella KIRKPATRICK was christened on 9 Aug 1833 in Dalton, Dumfries, Scotland. 8 vi. Margaret KIRKPATRICK was christened on 19 Aug 1835 in Dalton, Dumfries, Scotland. +9 vii. Janet KIRKPATRIACK. 10 viii. Mary KIRKPATRICK was christened on 29 Apr 1839 in Mousewald, Dumfries, Scotland. 11 ix. David KIRKPATRICK was born in 1841. He was christened on 14 Aug 1841 in Mousewald, Dumfries, Scotland. He died in 1918.

I am looking for anyone who might have this KIRKPATRICK family in their data base. Janet Kirkpatrick born 1837 in Dunfries, Scotland, parents unknown ( I am thinking they may be Joseph Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth Creighton from Dalton, but have no proof) Janet married Robert Burnett and was living in Quebec Canada when her first child, Robert Haywood was born maybe between 1860 and 1865. The next three children, Annie, Frank L., and Stewart were born before 1872, also in Canada. The last chid, Frederick Joseph Burnett was born 20 Aug 1872 in Cowansville, Quebec, Canada. Janet Kirkpatrick Burnett died 12 Mar 1904 - place unknown, I think it may be in the US If you know of this family, please contact me. Kathleen Burnett

Hello, my name is Deena Green, and I am an Ancestorian. I have been doing genealogy for about 3 years. I am researching the line of KIRKPATRICK. George W KIRKPATRICK b. 1888 TX d. deceased m. Alpha MARSHALL Bef 1910 ca TX Caston Travis "Boog" KIRKPATRICK b. 25 Oct 1915 Stidham, McIntosh, OK d. 5 Mar 1990 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK m. Freeda Nadine ELMORE 22 Jun 1943 Eufaula, McIntosh, OK (divorced) Leonard George KIRKPATRICK b. 9 May 1944 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK d. still living m. Sandra Kaye SANDERS 30 Aug 1969 McAlester, Pittsburg, OK (divorced) Deena Diane KIRKPATRICK (me) b. 28 Jul 1970 Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX d. still living (obviously) m. Michael Eugene GREEN 18 Jan 1992 Durant, Bryan, OK Do any of these names look familiar to anyone? -- Deena Green You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. - C. Robin http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/1892

Correction The first paragraph is suppose to read that information is wanted on MILDRED not Milder. Sorry about the typo. ---------- > From: willow1 <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Mildred Kirkpatrick > Date: Monday, November 03, 1997 1:07 PM > > I am looking for anyone with information on Milder Kirkpatrick born > November 10, 1915. and died October 1982. Her last known residence was > Pullman, Michigan. > > This is very important to someone very dear to me. Let me start with a > story. In 1952 a family in WI. was torn apart. There was a very nasty > divorce and the 7 children were separated from each other. They were > placed in separate foster homes. The 3 girls in one and the 4 boys in > another. This was the last time these children saw their father. Then > mother remarried a she came back to WI to claim her children. The children > were back together, but they were moved to Chicago, IL. Their last names > were changed. Mom made it very difficult for the father to find his > children and very difficult for him to be in the state of WI. So he also > had to change his name. Forty-two years later the oldest son found his > father, but to our dismay he had been dead for 2 and half years. He never > got to see his father. All they have now is pictures and stories. The > story of their father and a lady named Mildred Kirkpatrick. It seems that > their father assumed her name. To our knowledge they were never married. > They tried to farm some land in WI. but found the old problem of the ex > wife had the police on their tail. So they moved to Pullman MI. We have > found the case worker that handled things for Mildred and was told she was > taken back to Missouri by her sister. We thought she was still alive when > she went to Missouri but we could have been mistaken. > > The reason we would like to find out about this lady is to just fill in > some of the gaps in the history of a long lost father. The stories are all > the children have. If anyone has any knowledge of Mildred Kirkpatrick > please contact me. > > Donna

Hello to all my list friends, just a note to let all of you know that I am still around and receiving my mail, just not able to respond to much yet. I have a pinched nerve in my back and sitting at the computer typing is sheer torture. Be back shortly I hope! Joyce

I am looking for anyone with information on Milder Kirkpatrick born November 10, 1915. and died October 1982. Her last known residence was Pullman, Michigan. This is very important to someone very dear to me. Let me start with a story. In 1952 a family in WI. was torn apart. There was a very nasty divorce and the 7 children were separated from each other. They were placed in separate foster homes. The 3 girls in one and the 4 boys in another. This was the last time these children saw their father. Then mother remarried a she came back to WI to claim her children. The children were back together, but they were moved to Chicago, IL. Their last names were changed. Mom made it very difficult for the father to find his children and very difficult for him to be in the state of WI. So he also had to change his name. Forty-two years later the oldest son found his father, but to our dismay he had been dead for 2 and half years. He never got to see his father. All they have now is pictures and stories. The story of their father and a lady named Mildred Kirkpatrick. It seems that their father assumed her name. To our knowledge they were never married. They tried to farm some land in WI. but found the old problem of the ex wife had the police on their tail. So they moved to Pullman MI. We have found the case worker that handled things for Mildred and was told she was taken back to Missouri by her sister. We thought she was still alive when she went to Missouri but we could have been mistaken. The reason we would like to find out about this lady is to just fill in some of the gaps in the history of a long lost father. The stories are all the children have. If anyone has any knowledge of Mildred Kirkpatrick please contact me. Donna

Saw this thought I did not see it on KIRKPATRICK though. So am forwarding it in hopes it will help someone. Source: The Roots-L mailing listDate: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 08:21:09 -0700 From: Michael Sievers <[email protected]> Subject: KIRKPATRICK- - Jefferson Co., OH <<<===--- -------------------------------------------------------------- Found: |kirkpatrick -------------------------------------------------------------- MESSEAR ver. 2.05bc Hello There! -->Looking for information on Thomas A. KIRKPATRICK m. Rachel PORTER 8 Feb 1842 ----------------------------------------^^^^^^^^^^^ in Jefferson Co., OH. Found their marriage record but now I am stuck! Found them on the 1850 W. VA, Jackson CO. census with their five children, Sarah b.1842 in OH, Matthew b. 1844 in OH, Margaret b. 1845 in OH, James b. 1847 in W VA, Elizabeth b. 1849 W VA. I lost them as a family in 1860 census, find James (my ggrandfather) in Johnson Co., KS alone and unmarried and then I find Thomas A. and Rachel in the 1880 Johnson Co., Ks census. The men were brickburners/brickmakers, James and his father Thomas had a birick farm just out side of Olathe, Johnson Co., KS for many years. I know -->there are allot of Kirkpatricks in and around Jefferson Co., OH in the ----------------------^^^^^^^^^^^ early 1800's but not sure which family Thomas came from. Does anyone know anything about the early brickburners/brickmakers????? Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thank you in advance Becky Sievers Carol (Gehrs) Mitchell, 211 Capitol Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15236-3901

Saw this on Va-Roots has a Kirpatrick in it. Date: Thu, 30 Oct 1997 14:09:10 -0500 (EST) Reply-To: [email protected] Originator: [email protected] Sender: [email protected] From: Krugman Household <[email protected]> To: Multiple recipients of list <[email protected]> Subject: Harris Family X-Comment: Virginia Genealogy Discussion Group I am posting this for a friend, if you email me with questions or responses it may take a few days to get back to you as she is not on the internet. I have been searching for several years for the parents of Robert HARRIS b.16 APR 1824 and apprenticed at the ago of two years in Cumberland Co. Kentucky (yes, I know this is VA Roots - I am thinking they migrated from Virginia to Kentucky) to Robert Elliott, whose wife was Mary (Polly) Kirkpatrick. In the apprenticeship papers Robert Harris is referred to as the "heir" (doesn't say son) of Polly HARRIS. I have collected much HARRIS material over the years and would be happy to share. Does this family sound familiar to anyone? This is a major stumbling block - does anyone have any suggestions besides the normal stuff for following up on this family? Any help much appreciated! Thanks. Karen

I have Robert KIRKPATRICK of Lancaster Co., SC with wife Martha, he was a rev War soldier. Who is James KIRKPATRICK in the 1810 Census Lancaster co., SC also in 1820. Robert was there in 1790, & 1800. Was he a son or a brother or related?