I've "rescued" a memorial photograph card for Stuard GULICK b. Dec 23 1856 and died Mar 4 1907 at the age of 51 years, 2 months, and 9 days. The photograph mounted on the funeral/memorial card appears to have been taken in the 1880's with Stuard likely in his 20's or 30's at the time it was taken. Based on limited research I was able to locate the following information regarding Stuard and his family: Stewart GULICK married Jane PARKER and had at least two children, a daughter Rosa GULICK b. 15 Oct 1878 in La Porte City, IA and a son Herman GULICK b. 4 Oct 1885 in Benton Co. IA. Census records provide the following: 1860 census of Berlin Township, IL: Abram J. GULICK, age 36, a Farmer, born NJ Nancy GULICK, age 31, born NJ Elizabeth GULICK, age 11, born NJ Alfred GULICK, age 9, born NJ Steward GULICK, age 5, born IL Sanford GULICK, age 7 months, born IL 1870 census of Mineral, IL: Abraham GULICK, age 45, a Farmer, born NJ Nancy GULICK, age 41, Keeping House, born NJ Alfred GULICK, age 19, a Farm Hand, born NJ Stewart GULICK, age 14, at Home, born IL Sanford GULICK, age 10, at Home, born IL 1880 census of Bruce, IA: Stewart GULICK, age 24, a Farmer, born IL, parents born NJ Jane GULICK, wife, age 22, Keeping House, born IL, parents born NJ Rosetta GULICK, dau, age 1, born IA 1900 census of Bruce Township, IA: Steward GULICK, age 44, born Dec 1855, married 22 years, born IL, parents born NJ, a Farmer Jane GULICK, wife, age 39, born Jan 1861, married 22 years, 7 children/7 living, born IL, parents born NJ Fred GULICK, son, age 17, born Aug 1882, born IA, a Farm Laborer Frank GULICK, son, age 17, born Aug 1882, born IA, a Farm Laborer Herman GULICK, son, age 14, born Jul 1885, born IA, a Farm Laborer Walter GULICK, son, age 6, born Oct 1893, born IA, at School Jessie GULICK, son, age 4, born Nov 1895, born IA I am hoping to locate someone from this family so that this wonderful old treasure can be returned to the care of family. If you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley