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Generation Three 12. JOHN3 HOGE REDICK, JR. (John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick); born March 1781 in Pennsylvania; died September 1857; married ELIZABETH FORBES; born February 1786 in Pennsylvania; died April 1829. As an adult, John Hoge (Jr.) lived in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio in 1820 (as Jonathan), 1830 (as Jonathan H.), 1840 (as John) and 1850 (as John H.), at which time he was living by himself, a widower, and enumerated as a grocer.43 John Hoge Redick, Jr., was reported to be an accountant in the War of 1812 under General Bell.44 Known children of John H. (Jr.) and Elizabeth (Forbes) Redick:45 + 37 i. Richard3 Parker Redick; born August 1809 in Pennsylvania; married (first) Catherine Cresler; had issue; died circa 1828; married (second) Maria Cresler (sister of Catherine); died March 1877. 38 ii. William F. Redick. + 39 iii. Maria Redick; born circa 1818 in Ohio; married John Nagle. + 40 iv. John Irvin Redick; born July 1828 in Wooster, Ohio; died April 1906; married (first) Mary (Higby) Redick; married (second) Mary E. May; married (third) Barbara Lyon. 14. DAVID3 REDICK, JR. (John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick); born circa 1786 in Pennsylvania; married MARGARET ALLISON; born circa 1790-1800; died 1848 in Ohio. In 1820, 1830. and 1840, David was head of household in Elkrun Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.58 In 1850, he was living with his son, David and family in Orange Township, Hancock County, Ohio.59 Although David was not in Columbiana County in 1850 (he sold his land to a Robert Crow in 1849),60 we do find in Elkrun Township in 1850 two of our Jonathan W. Redick's sons, Carson and Samuel Redick. David and Margaret (Allison) had eight children; two known. 41 i. Sarah3 Redick; lived in Monroe County, Iowa + 42 ii. David Redick; born 10 October 1822 in Columbiana County, Ohio; married Sarah Montgomery 17. ADALIZA3 REDICK (John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick); born 1799 in Pennsylvania; died 1854; married JAMES ROBERTS; born 1792 in Pennsylvania. The family was living in McDonough County, Illinois, in 1850, where James was a blacksmith.64 Children of James and Adaliza (Redick) Roberts known from the 1850 federal census: + 43 i. John4 R. Roberts.; born circa 1824 in Pennsylvania; married Adaline [—?—]. 44 ii. Adelcica? Roberts; born circa 1827 in Ohio. 45 iii. Mary J. Roberts; born circa 1831 in Pennsylvania 46 iv. Timothy Roberts; born circa 1842 in Pennsylvania. 18. DESAIX3 REDICK (John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick); born circa 1803 in Pennsylvania; probably died between the 1860 and 1870 federal censuses; married Elizabeth Campbell; born circa 1826 in Kentucky. Census information indicates Desaix apparently married late in life. By 1870, Elizabeth had married Jesse Fitzgerald, born circa 1836 in Tennessee. Besides Elizabeth and Jesse Fitzgerald's children (Ella, Elizabeth and Thomas Fitzgerald), also in the family in 1870 were Desaix and Elizabeth Redick's children: Willard, John and Mary (Josephine) Redick.68 Children of Desaix and Elizabeth Redick known from the 1860 federal census, when the family was in Kansas Territory and Desaix was farming:69 47 i. William F.4 (also Willard) Redick.; born circa 1852 in Illinois. 48 ii. John C. (or O.) Redick.; born circa 1854 in Illinois. 49 iii. Anna E. Redick; born circa 1857 in Illinois. 50 iv. Josephine Mary Redick.; born circa 1859 in Kansas. 19. HARRIET3 REDICK (John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick); born 1807 in Pennsylvania; died June 1884 in Illinois; married JOHN BARTHOLOMEW; born December 1806 in Ohio; died 1878 or 1879 in Iowa. John, Harriet and children lived in Fulton County, Illinois, where John was a farmer.70 The following is based on census records, and not confirmed by other documents: Apparently Harriet and John divorced in the 1860s. In 1870 and 1880, Harriet, as head of household, was still in Farmers Township;71 whereas John was head of household in Hancock County, Illinois in 187072 (deceased by 1879). Keeping house for John in 1870 was Mary E. [—?—]; born September 1838 in Iowa. Census reports indicate Mary E. had previously married [—?—] Wright, by whom she had at least three children (George, Laura and Emma Wright). John and Mary had six children (Mississippi, Aaron, Charles, Sarah B., Marie and Nathan Bartholomew), born between 1868 and 1879. (In 1880, Mary E. and children were in Lucas County, Iowa; by 1900, Mary E. and children Charles, Marie and Nathan Bartholomew had moved to San Diego.)73 Children of John and Harriet (Redick) Bartholomew:74 + 51 i. Berilla4 Bartholomew; born March 1833 in Illinois; died 22 Feb 1894; married James Ross + 52 ii. Sarah Ann Bartholomew.; born May 1835 in Fulton County, Illinois; died December 1870 or 1871 (in childbirth); married John Carroll Ross. + 53 iii. John R. Bartholomew.; born March 1837 in Illinois; died 16 Mar 1875; married Adelaide Walker. + 54 iv. Cyrus Bartholomew; born circa 1839 in Illinois; died 1866; married Mary Miller. + 55 v. Jasper Bartholomew; born 25 October 1840 in Illinois; married Saloma Walker. 56 vi. Aaron Bartholomew; born circa 1843 in Illinois. In 1860, Aaron, single, was living with his parents and enumerated as a farmer. 57 vii. Levi Bartholomew; born 18 February 1844 in Illinois; married Rachel Ellis; born circa 1848 in Illinois. In 1870, Levi, Rachel and daughter Annie were in Appanoose Township, Hancock County, Illinois, where Levi was farming.100 In 1880, Rachel and Anna were living in the household of William Fisher in San Gregoria Township, San Mateo County, California, where Rachel was listed as a school teacher. Probably Levi had died before the 1880 federal census.101 Child of Levi and Rachel (Ellis) Bartholomew: (a) Anna Bartholomew; born circa 1868 in Illinois. + 58 viii. Linville Bartholomew; born 3 June 1849 in Illinois; died October 1930; married Ellen Oates. 59 ix. Louisa Bartholomew; born circa 1851 in Missouri (could this location be an error?); possibly married [—?—] Cooley. In 1870, Louisa Cooley, age 18 born in Missouri, was in the household of her mother, Harriet Bartholomew.108 60 x. Naomi Bartholomew; born and died 28 September 1854.109 61 xi. Belle Fish (adopted); born circa 1867 in Iowa. Her name and status are known from the 1880 federal census, when she was living with her mother, Harriet.110 20. CLEON3 REDICK (John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick); born 1815 in Pennsylvania; married LUCY HARRIS; born circa 1815 in New York state. Cleon was a farmer. He apparently died between 1870 and 1880. The family lived in McDonough County, Illinois (where he was enumerated as Oliver in 1850); Andrew County, Missouri; and Grayson County Texas.111 In 1880, Lucy Redick was living in the household of Charles Cline. Living next to Charles Cline and Lucy Redick were Lucy's son John and his family.112 Children of Cleon and Lucy Redick, known from federal censuses: + 62 i. John4 H. Redick; born circa 1840 in Illinois; married Mary [—?—]. 63 ii. Desei (?Desaix) Redick; born circa 1843 in Illinois.. 64 iii. Prudence Redick; born circa 1845 in Illinois.. 65 iv. Napoleon Redick; born circa 1846 in Illinois... 66 v. Melvina Redick; born circa 1848 in Illinois.. 67 vi. James Redick; born circa 1853 in Illinois.. 29. SARAH3 MCCOY (Rachel2 Redick; John1 Redick); born circa 1790?; married WILLIAM MCREERY; born 17 May 1786 in Omagh, County Tyrone, Ireland; died 27 September 1841; buried in Up-the-Valley United Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Greensburg, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. William and his parents immigrated to the United States in 1791 and lived near Fairfield, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. William, a Jacksonian, was a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 1824 to 1827; was unsuccessful for reelection in 1830; but elected again in 1833.126 Type "William McCreery" into your search engine for more information. Child of William and Sarah (McCoy) McCreery: + 68 i. Mary4 M. McCreery; born circa 1818 in Pennsylvania; died 1901; married Robert Ramsey. 32. MARY4 MCCOY (Rachel2 Redick; John1 Redick); born circa 1795; died 5 December 1868; married JOHN MCCREERY; who died before circa 1850. John McCreery was a son of Hugh and Isabella (Graham) McCreery.136 The family lived in Hanover Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania and then in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, area.137 Children of John and Mary (McCoy) McCreery: 69 i. Hannah4 McCreery; born circa 1825. 70 ii. Rachel McCreery; born circa 1826. + 71 iii. William McCreery; born circa 1830 in Pennsylvania; married Elizabeth J. Rodgers. + 72 iv. John McCreery; born November 1833; died before the 1910 federal census; married Virginia A. [—?—]. 36. REDICK3 MCKEE (Sarah2 Redick; John1 Redick); born 7 December 1800 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania; died 13 September 1886 in Berkeley Springs, Morgan County, West Virginia; married Eliza Ritchie; born 25 June 1802 in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania; died 22 April 1871 in Washington, District of Columbia. In 1850, Redick and Eliza and family lived in Wheeling, Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia); where Redick was listed as an Indian Agent. Also living with the family in 1850 was Jane Ritchie, born circa 1808 in Pennsylvania.148 She was probably a sister of Redick's wife Elizabeth. In 1870, Redick was living by himself in Washington, District of Columbia, where he was listed as a banker.149 Redick McKee led an active life. In 1850, President Millard Fillmore appointed Redick McKee and two other commissioners to the Office of Indian Affairs. Their task was to negotiate treaties with Indian tribes of California. Redick McKee's son John recorded the official deliberations of the expedition. By the end of 1851, Redick McKee had successfully negotiated 18 treaties with the indigenous people of California. Regrettably, in July 1852, the United States Senate refused to ratify any of the agreements. There are numerous accounts of Redick McKee's mission. One of the best known is Little White Father by Ray Raphael (Humboldt County Historical Society, 1993), who describes his study of Redick McKee as a "study of a man, unique in his day, well-meaning in his mission, but ignorant and naive about the people he proposed to "save," as well as about his fellow countrymen and the government he represented." There is a nice photograph of Redick McKee, taken late in life, on the cover of Raphael's book. Redick McKee also got himself involved in Mormon history and debate by rooming for a time with Reverend Solomon Spaulding, known for his famous "Manuscript Found," and hence Spaulding's theory about the authorship of "The Book of Mormon." (Redick McKee was a Presbyterian). Much interesting information about Redick McKee can be found by typing "Redick McKee" into your search engine. Children of Redick and Eliza (Ritchie) McKee: 73 i. John4 McKee; born December 1826 in McKeesport, Pennsylvania; died December 1893. John helped his father with treaty negotiations. In 1850, John, single, was living with his parents, and enumerated as a clerk. . 74 ii. William Ritchie McKee; born June 1828 in Virginia; died April 1876. In 1850, William R., single, was living with his parents, and enumerated as a druggist 75 iii. Andrew Wylie McKee; born January 1830 in Virginia; died January 1879. In 1850, Andrew, single, was living with his parents, and enumerated as a manufacturer. 76 iv. Charles McKee; born September 1831; died June 1838. 77 v. Eliza R. McKee; born April 1833; died June 1834. 78 vi. Henry Martyn McKee; born November 1834; died March 1840. 79 vii. Sarah Louisa McKee; born circa 1836 in Virginia; died May 1877. 80 viii. Redick McKee, Jr.; born (tentative) October 1838; died February 1840. ?His birthday was recorded as 22 May 1831 in "The Wylie Family Bible," housed in the Wylie House Museum, Bloomington, Indiana.150 + 81 ix. David Ritchie McKee, Jr.; born September 1842 in Virginia; married Frances (Fanny) D. [—?—].

Contents Introduction Hoge-Redick Chart Ancestors of Rachel (Hoge) Redick John and Rachel (Hoge) Redick Generation 1 John and Rachel (Hoge) Redick Generation 2 John and Rachel (Hoge) Redick Generation 3 John and Rachel (Hoge) Redick Generation 4 Jonathan W. Redick:Generation One Jonathan W. Redick: Generation Two Jonathan W. Redick: Generation Three End Notes

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