At 07:31 PM 4/29/00 +0200, you wrote: > >WOW Bob, > > > >Thanks for the list of all those Vick towns; I should have a ball trying to put something together as to how each of them got the name. > > > >Jim Vick > >Verona, Italy Hi Jim, Just got back and am catching up. I don't know about many of the other areas named after Vick's, but if Vicksburg, Florida is the one I know, you may need to do some real digging. On Highway 77, just north of Lynn Haven, Florida (One of the few cities in the south to have a monument to the Union soldiers. It's a long story and I'll only tell it if someone expresses interest. The story about the statue of the boll weevil is shorter.) I've driven through that area many a time, when I was living in the pan-handle of Florida, and often wondered about it, since the only sign of life in that area is the forestry watch tower. Oh, and the sign on the highway that announces the location as Vicksburg. Ron

WOW Bob, Thanks for the list of all those Vick towns; I should have a ball trying to put something together as to how each of them got the name. Jim Vick Verona, Italy

Jim - 32 "Vick related places" found here if the formatting does not work http://terraserver.microsoft.com/advfind.asp?W=2 Jack - Still reading - your book suggestion is amazing & scary a must read to truly understand the facts. Vicksville -NC at the bottom & anyone heard of Vicksboro, NC? 1 Vick, Louisiana, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998 2 Vick, Michigan, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 30 Nov 1995 3 Vick, Texas, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981 4 Vick, Arkansas, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 16 Feb 1994[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998 5 Vicker Heights, Virginia, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1982 6 Vickers Crossing, Georgia, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 22 Sep 1992[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1980 7 Vickery, Ohio, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1986[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 18 Mar 1995 8 Vickery Landing, Michigan, United States SPIN-2 Satellite Image 7 Jun 1988[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1980 9 Vickerys Corner, Maine, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 1 May 1998[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1976 10 Vickeryville, Michigan, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1980 1 Vickland, Mississippi, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1984[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 13 Feb 1996 2 Vickroy Park, California, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1976[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 15 Mar 1998[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 22 Aug 1989[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 15 Mar 1998 3 Vicksboro, North Carolina, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 15 Mar 1993[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1991 4 Vicksburg, Michigan, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 1 May 1993[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1980 5 Vicksburg, Mississippi, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 19 Aug 1996[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998 6 Vicksburg, Arizona, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1980 7 Vicksburg, Colorado, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1983 8 Vicksburg, Florida, United States SPIN-2 Satellite Image 21 Feb 1998[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 14 Sep 1995[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1985 9 Vicksburg, Indiana, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1984[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 6 Apr 1998 10 Vicksburg, Kentucky, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1986 1 Vicksburg, Pennsylvania, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1977[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 31 May 1990[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 8 Apr 1993 2 Vicksburg, Pennsylvania, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1985[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 8 Apr 1993 3 Vicksburg City Park, Mississippi, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 19 Aug 1996[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998 4 Vicksburg Junction, Arizona, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1980 5 Vicksburg Municipal Airport, Mississippi, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 16 Aug 1996[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998 6 Vicksburg N.P. Visitor Center, Mississippi, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 13 Feb 1996[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998 7 Vicksburg National Cemetery, Mississippi, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 19 Aug 1996[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998 8 Vicksburg National Military Park, Mississippi, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 13 Feb 1996[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 11 Mar 1998 9 Vicksburg National Military Park, Mississippi, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1981[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 12 Mar 1998[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 13 Feb 1996[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 11 Mar 1998 10 Vicksburg Tallulah Regional Airport, Louisiana, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1979 1 Vicksville, Ohio, United States USGS Aerial Photograph 22 Mar 1994[NL]USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1978 2 Vicksville, Virginia, United States USGS Topo Map 1 Jul 1990[NL]USGS Aerial Photograph 17 Mar 1994[NL]SPIN-2 Satellite Image 11 Jun 1988 -----Original Message----- From: Jim Vick [mailto:vick29@iol.it] Sent: April 26, 2000 11:10 To: VICK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [VICK-L] Vick, AK Hi Norene and Di Ann, Just thought I would add a couple names for your list: Arizona has a Vicksburg just off I-10 in Yuma County. And Arkansas has a town named Vick in Brandley County. Jim Vick Verona, Italy

Good morning, Norene I must agree with you that as with the Vick guys there are similarities with the Vick Gals. I always thought that Anita looked like aunt Jewel, but after you brought it to my attention I must agree that there are more similarities with Joyce and aunt Jewel. I also took another look at your picture and I can see the similarities. Take care, Jim Vick Verona, Italy

Thank you so very,very much. I wondered where Rhoda's grave was and why she wasn't buried with Algernon. I'm forwarding this to my brother Roy, Jr who lives at Lake Royale ,Louisburg. Maybe he can scout out the areas ahead of time. I appreciate everyone's help. And, thank you, cousin. I'm timing my visit so I can be there for my "Aunt" Odell's(Rice/Gardner) birthday. She's the one who raised my dad (I know that you know this Joyce) after his mother died shortly after he was born. She's always been a grandmother to me. I hope a week is long enough!!!! Sure will be a good start-- thanks to all the help I'm getting!!! Thanks again, Trudy (Now how did you know , Joyce that it's supposed to be Trudi??) JEdwa98154@aol.com wrote: > Trudi, > While you're at Peachtree, you might also want to visit your Grandmother's > grave at the old Jones/Vick family cemetery just north of Peachtree. > If you're not familiar with the location, you go about 2 1/2 miles north on > hiway 581 toward Louisburg, and then turn left on Vick Road. Take the first > driveway to the right on Vick Road, there is an old house there, which we > think is where John Richard Vick and Tempie lived. We know that is the home > of Walter Vick, Algie's younger brother. Your Grandmother Rhoda Griffin > Vick and an infant child John C. Vick are buried in the cemetery in the yard > there. > When you leave there, turn right on Vick Road and at the next drive way to > the left is my home place, which my Father purchased from Uncle Algie in the > late 1930's. The old house that Uncle Algie lived in is not there anymore, > but actually I grew up in that old house. The brick house that is there now > was built in 1950. > Also Uncle Algie's daughter Euzelia is buried beside him at Peachtree. > Let me know if I can give you any other directions. > While you're in Nashville, if you have time, you might try to get in touch > with Joe Vick, phone 459-2889. He is a cousin, a great grandson of Josiah > and Mary Manning Vick, and I believe, now owns the Lucian L Vick property. He > has done a lot of work in researching the Vicks of Nash County. > And, if she's home, Beulah Vick lives in the 2 story white house just down > Vick road from the Lucian Vick home place. Its visible from the cemetery at > the Lucian L. Vick home there. If she is home and well, (she is in her 90's > born in 1906) she is also a wealth of knowledge about the Vick family. > A good bet is to visit the Braswell Library in Rocky Mount, and for land > records as well as to view the original will records, the Nash Court house > is the best place. Do take time to visit the Archives in Raleigh tho. The > most complete records are there, and the people there are most helpful. You > will find that the Franklin County records are the most difficult to > research, or at least, I thought so. But you should visit the > courthouse there. A lot of the records are in the annex across the street > from the Court house. > Let me know if I can help you with anything in preparing for your trip. > Good luck. > Joyce

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Yes, Vicki, I would like directions. Also yes, I did get the picture you sent--I hope I wrote you at the time and thanked you -- if not, oh my!!! Thank you!! I've promised myself that this visit I will take pictures of everything. I'm going to Peachtree cemetery to take pictures of my grandfather's(Algernon Fenner Vick) grave so if anyone wants a picture from there of a relative,let me know. Vicki Sellers wrote: > Trudy, if you want to visit Margaret Westray's grave I can send you > directions. She is buried in our family cemetery. > > Vicki > ----- Original Message ----- > From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> > To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:42 PM > Subject: Re: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > > > You are most welcome. I try to post all the Vicks I find. > > BTW Hi to everyone. I know this list has been slow. My excuse is > > that I've been so busy enjoying my grandchildren. > > I am patiently waiting for my son to bring his scanner over so we can post > > Vick pictures to the Vick page. > > Oh, I will be in NC in July. Does anyone have suggestions for where to > > visit to do research on Nash and Franklin County people? > > > > Bettie Moore wrote: > > > > > Thanks for posting the will. Unity Joiner Vick was my gggrandmother and > > > Barbasha and Abraham Smith were my gggrandparents. Unity married > William > > > Matthew Vick, gggrandfather. My parents, Joseph and Pearl Vick > Williams. > > > Bettie Williams Moore > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> > > > To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:14 PM > > > Subject: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > > > > > > > > > > > In father's 1835 will > > > > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/nash/wills/joiner07.txt > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Trudi, While you're at Peachtree, you might also want to visit your Grandmother's grave at the old Jones/Vick family cemetery just north of Peachtree. If you're not familiar with the location, you go about 2 1/2 miles north on hiway 581 toward Louisburg, and then turn left on Vick Road. Take the first driveway to the right on Vick Road, there is an old house there, which we think is where John Richard Vick and Tempie lived. We know that is the home of Walter Vick, Algie's younger brother. Your Grandmother Rhoda Griffin Vick and an infant child John C. Vick are buried in the cemetery in the yard there. When you leave there, turn right on Vick Road and at the next drive way to the left is my home place, which my Father purchased from Uncle Algie in the late 1930's. The old house that Uncle Algie lived in is not there anymore, but actually I grew up in that old house. The brick house that is there now was built in 1950. Also Uncle Algie's daughter Euzelia is buried beside him at Peachtree. Let me know if I can give you any other directions. While you're in Nashville, if you have time, you might try to get in touch with Joe Vick, phone 459-2889. He is a cousin, a great grandson of Josiah and Mary Manning Vick, and I believe, now owns the Lucian L Vick property. He has done a lot of work in researching the Vicks of Nash County. And, if she's home, Beulah Vick lives in the 2 story white house just down Vick road from the Lucian Vick home place. Its visible from the cemetery at the Lucian L. Vick home there. If she is home and well, (she is in her 90's born in 1906) she is also a wealth of knowledge about the Vick family. A good bet is to visit the Braswell Library in Rocky Mount, and for land records as well as to view the original will records, the Nash Court house is the best place. Do take time to visit the Archives in Raleigh tho. The most complete records are there, and the people there are most helpful. You will find that the Franklin County records are the most difficult to research, or at least, I thought so. But you should visit the courthouse there. A lot of the records are in the annex across the street from the Court house. Let me know if I can help you with anything in preparing for your trip. Good luck. Joyce

"T. J. Vick Phillips" wrote: > There are several documents here concerning land sales. > Isaiah Vick and Rhoda(Mercer) his wife > Stephen Vick and Susanna(Mercer) his wife > http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/nc/greene/records/jamessmith.txt Thanks a bunch, T.J.. That info was veryhelpful. Joe Cannon

There are several documents here concerning land sales. Isaiah Vick and Rhoda(Mercer) his wife Stephen Vick and Susanna(Mercer) his wife http://c-23.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/nc/greene/records/jamessmith.txt

>From: JMC92151@aol.com >Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 20:17:39 EDT >Subject: Re: VICK-D Digest V00 #96 >To: nvick@longwood.lwc.edu > >Dear Nancy and anyone else you can route this to, > When I went to Vicksville, Virginia, I found one house still standing >off the road. There is nothing else there. > There was a Vicksville in Warren County, North Carolina, on an old map. >The line may have moved since then, as the map is very old. I seem to recall >that it was not far from the tail end of Fishing Creek. > There was also a Vicksville somewhere south of and not far from Raleigh, >NC, but I'm not sure it was in Wake County. There is a Vick Street in >Wilson, one in Raleigh, and I think there was one in Rocky Mount. I have >lots of old maps of NC. We still have relatives in eastern NC who could be a >big help to us if they would locate family Bibles. Perhaps we should offer a >reward. > Christine > > ____________________________________________________________________________ __________ Dr. Nancy Harper Vick, Professor Emerita of Education, Longwood College;1703 Gilliam Drive, Farmville, VA 23901-2359 Phone: 804-392-8359; Family Histories: Harper, McLean, Smith(VA-NC),Hollingsworth,Fountain, Snow, Gibson,Vick & Taylor

Would like to connect with Mary Standifer in Austin, TX. I think she is the mother of one of my children's friends in high school. Lived in Austin 25 years. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Vick <vick29@iol.it> To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 10:30 AM Subject: [VICK-L] Vick, TX > > Hi Norene, Di Ann, and list, > > > > I just mailed a letter to Mary Standifer in Austin, TX hoping she is the same Mary M. Standifer who submitted the information about Vick, TX for Vol. 6 of the 1996 New Handbook of Texas. And hoping she has information as to how the town got its name. I should get a response in about two weeks but if any of you are in a hurry you might try phoning her at: (512) 458-8760. > > > > Jim Vick > > Verona, Italy > > >

Trudy, if you want to visit Margaret Westray's grave I can send you directions. She is buried in our family cemetery. Vicki ----- Original Message ----- From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:42 PM Subject: Re: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > You are most welcome. I try to post all the Vicks I find. > BTW Hi to everyone. I know this list has been slow. My excuse is > that I've been so busy enjoying my grandchildren. > I am patiently waiting for my son to bring his scanner over so we can post > Vick pictures to the Vick page. > Oh, I will be in NC in July. Does anyone have suggestions for where to > visit to do research on Nash and Franklin County people? > > Bettie Moore wrote: > > > Thanks for posting the will. Unity Joiner Vick was my gggrandmother and > > Barbasha and Abraham Smith were my gggrandparents. Unity married William > > Matthew Vick, gggrandfather. My parents, Joseph and Pearl Vick Williams. > > Bettie Williams Moore > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> > > To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:14 PM > > Subject: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > > > > > > > > In father's 1835 will > > > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/nash/wills/joiner07.txt > > > > > > > > > >

Trudy, I understand the Braswell Memorial Library in Rocky Mount has a great genealogy room. The Tar River Connection Genealogy Society has their meetings there. Tim Rackley spoke at their last meeting and I know the library has some of his books. I hope you have time to go by Josiah and Mary A. W. Vicks homeplace on hwy 58 Northwest of Nashville. It's at the intersection of Vick Rd. (SR 1302). All that's left of Josiah and Mary's house is a brick chimney at the trailer park. Across the street is Lucian Lycurgus Vick's ole house. Josiah and Mary's gravesites are back of that house towards the woods. Hopefully it is in better condition now than when we were there Thanksgiving. We tried to clean it up so some but our time was limited. Did you receive the picture I sent of Josiah and Mary's house and their gravesite? Vicki Sellers ----- Original Message ----- From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:42 PM Subject: Re: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > You are most welcome. I try to post all the Vicks I find. > BTW Hi to everyone. I know this list has been slow. My excuse is > that I've been so busy enjoying my grandchildren. > I am patiently waiting for my son to bring his scanner over so we can post > Vick pictures to the Vick page. > Oh, I will be in NC in July. Does anyone have suggestions for where to > visit to do research on Nash and Franklin County people? > > Bettie Moore wrote: > > > Thanks for posting the will. Unity Joiner Vick was my gggrandmother and > > Barbasha and Abraham Smith were my gggrandparents. Unity married William > > Matthew Vick, gggrandfather. My parents, Joseph and Pearl Vick Williams. > > Bettie Williams Moore > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> > > To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:14 PM > > Subject: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > > > > > > > > In father's 1835 will > > > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/nash/wills/joiner07.txt > > > > > > > > > >

Di Ann, I think Tim's email is still trackley@ix.net. Pat Nelson Di Ann Vick wrote: > The county courthouse is the normal first spot to research. However, all the > old county records are now in the North Carolina Archives in Raleigh. Also, > I have just discovered the wonderful abstracts Timothy W. Rackley is > publishing. He's doing the deeds, marriages, court records, voting > registrations -- the whole 9 yards. I've checked his work against original > records and he is totally reliable. In fact, he has been honored by the > North Carolina Genealogical Society for his efforts. I've purchased just > about everything he's done on Nash County and feel that I have a gold mine > right here in the comfort of my office. > His address is Timothy W. Rackley, PO Box 2502 > Kernersville, NC 27283-2502. Unfortunately, I've misplaced his e-mail > address, but I think you can find him by searching for Nash Co., NC. > > (This is not a paid commercial!!! -- it's a sincerely compliment. > > Di Ann > -----Original Message----- > From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> > To: VICK-L@rootsweb.com <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 9:39 PM > Subject: Re: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > > >You are most welcome. I try to post all the Vicks I find. > >BTW Hi to everyone. I know this list has been slow. My excuse is > >that I've been so busy enjoying my grandchildren. > >I am patiently waiting for my son to bring his scanner over so we can post > >Vick pictures to the Vick page. > >Oh, I will be in NC in July. Does anyone have suggestions for where to > >visit to do research on Nash and Franklin County people? > > > >Bettie Moore wrote: > > > >> Thanks for posting the will. Unity Joiner Vick was my gggrandmother and > >> Barbasha and Abraham Smith were my gggrandparents. Unity married William > >> Matthew Vick, gggrandfather. My parents, Joseph and Pearl Vick > Williams. > >> Bettie Williams Moore > >> > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> > >> To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> > >> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:14 PM > >> Subject: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 > >> > >> > > >> > In father's 1835 will > >> > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/nash/wills/joiner07.txt > >> > > >> > > >> > > >

Hi Norene, Di Ann, and list, I just mailed a letter to Mary Standifer in Austin, TX hoping she is the same Mary M. Standifer who submitted the information about Vick, TX for Vol. 6 of the 1996 New Handbook of Texas. And hoping she has information as to how the town got its name. I should get a response in about two weeks but if any of you are in a hurry you might try phoning her at: (512) 458-8760. Jim Vick Verona, Italy

David wrote: "I bet for about 15 cents you can call someone in the VICK town that could tell you who it was named for. Or maybe the post office." Don't count on it! When my obsession with geneaology was just beginning, I picked my Carr great-great grandmother to start with because her family was from a VERY small KY town named Carrsville (plus her nephew is still well and alert in his 90's). The town never had more than 500 or so residents even at its peak (term used loosely :-)) and as far as I can determine there was only one family line of Carrs there. Every source I get to says "Nothing is known of the town's founder, Billy Carr." All the anecdotal stuff from her nephew has been wrong. <Sigh> So much for the theory that something would be known about a town's founder! But there sure are a lot of Vicks (many of my Vick ancestors) buried there in the Vick Cemetery on Good Hope Bluff, including the pair that left Tidewater Virginia to settle in Kentucky. It is the loveliest, most peaceful cemetery I've ever visited. Pat Wilson (great-grandaughter of James Arthur and Ora Barnes Vick)

The county courthouse is the normal first spot to research. However, all the old county records are now in the North Carolina Archives in Raleigh. Also, I have just discovered the wonderful abstracts Timothy W. Rackley is publishing. He's doing the deeds, marriages, court records, voting registrations -- the whole 9 yards. I've checked his work against original records and he is totally reliable. In fact, he has been honored by the North Carolina Genealogical Society for his efforts. I've purchased just about everything he's done on Nash County and feel that I have a gold mine right here in the comfort of my office. His address is Timothy W. Rackley, PO Box 2502 Kernersville, NC 27283-2502. Unfortunately, I've misplaced his e-mail address, but I think you can find him by searching for Nash Co., NC. (This is not a paid commercial!!! -- it's a sincerely compliment. Di Ann -----Original Message----- From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> To: VICK-L@rootsweb.com <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 9:39 PM Subject: Re: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 >You are most welcome. I try to post all the Vicks I find. >BTW Hi to everyone. I know this list has been slow. My excuse is >that I've been so busy enjoying my grandchildren. >I am patiently waiting for my son to bring his scanner over so we can post >Vick pictures to the Vick page. >Oh, I will be in NC in July. Does anyone have suggestions for where to >visit to do research on Nash and Franklin County people? > >Bettie Moore wrote: > >> Thanks for posting the will. Unity Joiner Vick was my gggrandmother and >> Barbasha and Abraham Smith were my gggrandparents. Unity married William >> Matthew Vick, gggrandfather. My parents, Joseph and Pearl Vick Williams. >> Bettie Williams Moore >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: T. J. Vick Phillips <map@uswest.net> >> To: <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 6:14 PM >> Subject: [VICK-L] Unity Joiner Vick NC 1835 >> >> > >> > In father's 1835 will >> > ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/nash/wills/joiner07.txt >> > >> > >> > >

Hoooooooooooorayyyyyyyyyyyy We're alive and well! Thanks, Dave, for staying in the JVFOA fold. Anyone interested in joining the Joseph Vick Family of America should send a check for $20 payable to the Joseph Vick Family of America to S. Morgan Vick, 221 Rose Creek Lane, Columbia, SC 29229-8856. Membership entitles you to name searches in our data bases for Vick ancestors, a subscription to our quarterly newsletter (edited by yours truly -- who invites anyone to submit articles and information), advance notice of reunions, and a discount on the forthcoming first volume of the Vick history! Di Ann -----Original Message----- From: Pugthree@aol.com <Pugthree@aol.com> To: VICK-L@rootsweb.com <VICK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 4:41 PM Subject: Re: [VICK-L] Towns named Vick >DiAnn: >I lost the address as to where to join and send dues. Thanks to David for >reminding me to ask again. >Faye > >

Thought I'd throw this out again. Researching Sarah Vick who married James Swain 1843 Georgia. Her parents were David and Mary Vick. Faye