Generation Four
37. RICHARD4 PARKER REDICK ( John3 Hoge Redick Jr., John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born 24 August 1809 in Pennsylvania; married (first) CATHERINE CRESLER; had issue; died circa 1828; married (second) MARIA CRESLER (sister of Catherine); died March 1877. The family lived in Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio, where Richard was a farmer. 46 In 1880, Richard, widower, was head of household with children Henrietta, Richard P., and John Redick and wife Millie and their children in Wayne Township, Wayne County, Ohio (page 343).
Children of Richard and Maria (Cresler) Redick46b:
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Catherine5 Ann Redick; born circa 1839 in Ohio. She was single and still living with her parents in Wooster, Ohio, in 1860.. |
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John Irvin Redick; born March 1843 in Ohio; married Amanda Millicent (Millie) Soliday; born December 1850 in Ohio. In 1880, the family was living with John's father in Wayne County, Ohio, where John was listed as a farm laborer. In 1900, 1910 and 1920 the family was still living in Wayne County, where John was farming. By 1930 John had died and Millie was living with son James Chat Redick and his family in Wayne Township, Wayne County, Ohio.47
Children of John and Millie Redick known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):
(a) Charles Irvin Redick; born circa 1871; married Emma Jackson; born circa 1882 in Ohio. In 1920 (census page 16A) and 1930 (page 1B), the family was living in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana, where Charles was enumerated as a salesman of wholesale groceries.
Children of Charles Irvin and Emma (Jackson) Redick known from the federal censuses (all born in Indiana):
(i) John I. Redick; born circa 1914; married Violet V. Crouch.
(ii) Helen Redick; born circa 1916.
(iii) Charles D. Redick; born (private); married (first) Rose Arthur; married (second) Betty Milner.
(b) Eliza Redick; born June 1873; married George Kreiger.
(c) Mary J. Redick; born September 1878. In 1900 and 1910, she was single, still living with her parents, and enumerated as a public school teacher.
(d) Frederick Chat Redick; born September 1881; married Isabel [?]; born circa 1882 in Ohio. In 1910 and 1920, Frederick was single and living with his parents, listed as a farmer. In 1930, Frederick and Isabel, no children reported, were living next door to Frederick's brother James Chat Redick and his family, and was listed as Secretary, County, Commissioner.
(e) Richard Parker Redick; born 2 February 1886 in Wooster, Ohio; died 16 December 1962 in Auglaize County, Ohio (specific dates from Richard's World War I and II Draft Registration Cards); married Myrtle Esta [?]; born circa 1895 in Ohio. In 1920 and 1930, the family was living in Logan Township, Auglaize, County, Ohio, where Richard was a stock buyer and farmer.
Children known from the federal censuses:
(i) Richard P. Redick.
(ii) George E. Redick; married Joan Leis.
(iii) Theodore D. Redick.
(iv) Carrie L. Redick. married Harry R. Boltz.
(f) Horace Foster S. Redick; born 3 November 1888 in Wooster, Ohio; died March 1965 in Texas; married (first) Gertrude Jackson; married (second Adele [?]. Horace was a World War I Army veteran, enlisting May 1918 in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1942, re Horace's World War II Draft Registration Card, Horace was living in the Hamilton Hotel in Hamilton, Illinois.
(g) James Chatham Redick; born December 1890; married Beryl Weiler; born circa 1895 in Ohio. In 1930, J. Chat and Beryl had been married about a year, no children, and were living in Wayne Township, Wayne County, Ohio, where J. Chat was listed as a farmer.48
Childre of James Chatham and Beryl (Weiler) Redick:
(i) Mary Redick.
(ii) Harold Weiler Redick; married Ruby Zimmerman.
(iii) John D. Redick; married Janet M. Taylor.
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Henrietta Redick; born September 1844; married Francis Bowsher; born December 1830 in Ohio.. In 1880, Henrietta, single, was living with her father in Wooster, Ohio.
In 1900 and 1910 Francis and Henrietta were living in Logan Township, Auglaize County, Ohio, where Frederick was listed as a stock raiser in 1900 (census page 6A) and as a farmer in 1910 (page 13B). Also in the family in 1900 was son Harry D. Bowsher, born May 1871 in Ohio. He possibly was a son of Francis and a first wife, since the census reported that Henrietta did not have children, either living or death in 1900. Also in the family in 1910 was Richard P. Redick, farm laborer, born circa 1887 in Ohio. Possibly he was a son of Richard and Jessie Redick, see next (#85).
Living next to Francis and Henrietta in 1910 was Amos Bowsher, born circa 1867 in Ohio, and wife Della F., born circa 1874 in Ohio. Amos was probably a son of Francis and first wife.
Francis had died by 1920, when Henrietta, widow, was living in
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Richard Parker Redick (Jr.); born circa 1850 in Ohio; married Jessie Troutman. In 1880, Richard, single and living with his widowed father, was enumerated as a he minister. |
39. MARIA4 REDICK ( John3 Hoge Redick Jr., John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born circa 1818 in Ohio; married JOHN NAGLE (also Nogle); born circa 1813 in Pennsylvania. In 1850 and 1860, the family was living in Wayne County, Ohio, where John was enumerated as a blacksmith. 49
Children of John and Maria (Redick) Nagle, known from the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses:
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Margaret5 Nagle; born circa 1842 in Ohio. |
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William Nagle; born circa 1846 in Ohio.
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40. JOHN4 IRVIN REDICK ( John3 Hoge Redick Jr., John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born 29 July 1828 in Wooster, Ohio; died 2 April 1906. John and first wife, Mary, came to Omaha, Nebraska in the mid-1850s, where they lived and all their children were born. 50
The Honorable John I Redick and his family were prominent professional, public and business people in Omaha, Nebraska. His picture is on page 31 of Omaha: The Gate City and Douglas County, Nebraska. 1917. John I. was a trial lawyer, active politically during the Civil War, and in 1870 appointed an associate judge of New Mexico (then part of the territory of Arizona) by President Grant. 51 The Victorian Mansion that John built in 1884 and its 20 acres were sold by the Redick family; and in 1909 became Redick Hall, the first building of the University of Omaha (now the University of Nebraska at Omaha). 52
There is an extensive biography of John Irvin Redick in Sheldon, Addison Erwin: Nebraska: The Land and the People. Volume. 2. Chicago, Lewis Publishing Company., 1931, online at http;//www.ancestry.com.(search: Nebraska).
John I. Redick married (first) 5 November 1855, MARY E. HIGBY; born circa 1837 in Pennsylvania; died 30 October 1864.
Children of John and first wife Mary (Higby) Redick.
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Charles5 Robinson Redick; born April 1857 in Omaha; died 1910; married Amanda [?]; born July 1862 in Illinois. In 1880, Charles, single, was living with his brother William, also single, in the household of Haldam Jacobson in Omaha, Nebraska, where Charles was enumerated as an attorney. In 1900, Charles and Amanda were living in Greeley, Oklahoma; in 1910, the couple was in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where Charles was listed as a retired attorney (he was a criminal lawyer).53 Charles and Amanda apparently did not have children.
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William Armstrong Redick; born April 1859 in Nebraska; married Mary Otis Wood; born September 1862 in Nebraska. William and Mary lived in Omaha, Nebraska, where William was a lawyer and district judge.54 In 1880, William, single, was living with his brother Charles, also single, in the household of Haldam Jacobson in Omaha, Nebraska, where William was enumerated as a department clerk in the United States Revenue Office. In 1900, Mary's mother, Philena Wood, born October 1833 in Ohio, was living with the family.
William and Mary (Wood) had son
(a) John Wood Redick, born 26 June 1884 in Nebraska; married, 17 June 1910, Florence M. Heap, born 1885 in England. John W. was a 1907 graduate of Williams College, Massachusetts. He was a grain dealer and president of the John W. Redick Company (wholesale grains) of Omaha.
John was a widely known golfer; being state champion of Nebraska in 1915 and 1924.54b
GRAIN MEN TO LOSE PRIVATE FORTUNE
Omaha, Nov. 13.Barton Millard, grandson of the late Senator J. H. Millard, and John W. Redick, president and secretary, respectively, of Merriam & Millard Grain company, will lose most of their private fortunes by liquidation of that company, which began Monday, according to Omaha bankers.
Omaha and Chicago banks, which had advanced the company nearly $400,000, forced it to begin selling nearly 1,000,000 bushels of grain, it was said by grain men.
The liquidation began after a conference of bankers and business men Monday. . . .The Evening State Journal and Lincoln Daily News (Lincoln, Nebraska), 13 November 1923; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
Child of John and Florence Redick:
(i) John Wood Redick, Jr.; born 8 March 1917.
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John I. Redick married (second), 4 October 1866, MARY A. E. MAY; born circa 1847 in Pennsylvania; died August 1894.
Children of John and second wife Mary (May) Redick:
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John Irwin Redick, Jr.; born 27 August 1867 in Nebraska; died 4 August 1908. Apparently did not marry. There is a photo of his marker in the Prospect Hill Cemetery, Omaha, Nebraska
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Albert Clarkson Redick; born August 1868 in Nebraska; died October 1901. In 1900, Clark, single, was living with his father and stepmother Barbara Redick and enumerated as a real estate agent.
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Oak Chatham Redick; born October 1870 in Nebraska, married Grace L. Himebaugh; born circa 1877 in Nebraska; The family lived in Omaha, where Oak was a lawyer and businessman55 (his picture is on page 656 of Omaha: The Gate City and Douglas County, Nebraska. 1917). Oak's brother Elmer S. also lived with the family in 1910, 1920 and 1930.
Nebraska: the Land and the People: Volume 2;55b
Mr. Redick is a son of Judge John I. Redick, long one of the distinguished members of the Nebraska bar, whose career is sketched in the preceding review. Oak C. Redick has followed the same profession as his father, though perhaps equally well known as a financier. He was born at Omaha October 8, 1870, and acquired a liberal education in the public schools, in Creighton College, in the Shattuck Military Academy at Faribault, Minnesota, and in the University of Los Angeles, California. He was admitted to the Nebraska bar in 1893, and for over thirty years has figured actively in the legal profession and in business and public affairs, and among other concerns has been president of the Nebraska & California Real Estate Company. After the founding of the University of Omaha in 1908 Mr. Redick donated the first building to the University, known as O. C. Redick Hall. He is a Republican, member of the Omaha Real Estate Board and Chamber of Commerce, and the Omaha, University, Country, Happy Hollow and Carter Lake Clubs.
Oak and Grace (Himebaugh) Redick had daughter
(a) Grace Chatham Redick; born 14 April 1915 in Omaha, Nebraska; married (first) Joseph Dudley Daley; born circa 1906 in Massachusetts; married (second) [?].Harwood.
Known child of Grace and Joseph Daley:
(i) Gregory Francis Daley. Greg kindly provided information on his mother, Grace, and on Redicks of Wooster, Ohio.
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George May Redick; born October 1883 in Nebraska; married Marian H. Hughes; born 1887 in Nebraska. The family lived in Omaha, Nebraska, where George was enumerated as a partner in an electrical garage company in 1910 and as a real estate dealer in 1920 and 1930.56 George, Marian and children also had a summer home in the Pinedale, Wyoming, area, where they were prominent summer residents.
REDICKS RETURN TO SUMMER HOME
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Redick arrived Sunday from Omaha and went to their summer home near the head of Fremont Lake. The young folks will arrive later. The Redick family usually come as soon as the ice goes out of the lake and remain till late in the fall. They drove through and were accompanied by Frank Pavlovich, who has been here with them the past three summers and by a lady who comes as a cook.Pinedale Roundup, 28 May 1931, online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
Children of George and Marian:(Hughes) Redick:
(a) George May Redick, Jr., born 12 May 1909 in Nebraska; died 16 March 1980, last residence being La Jolla, California (re California Death Index, and Social Security Death Index); married Edna Marguerite Rhodes.56b
(b) Jean Redick, born circa 1909 in Nebraska; married Stanfield B. Johnson, son of Alvin F. and Marie B. Johnson
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Elmer Stephen Redick; born June 1887 in Nebraska. Elmer was a lawyer and businessman in Omaha, Nebraska; his picture is on page 301 of Omaha: The Gate City and Douglas County, Nebraska. 1917). Elmer, single, was enumerated with his brother Oak Chatham Redick in 1910, 1920, and 1930, at which time Elmer was also enumerated as a lawyer, real estate, living at the Yale Club in Manhattan, New York.57 Also at the Yale Club in 1930 was David R. McKee (see #154 of the John and Rachel Hoge Redick section); born 1880 in Washington D. C., enumerated as an oil engineer.
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In July 1890, John I. Irvin married (third), BARBARA LYON of Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada; born May 1850 in English Canada; no know issue; died 15 April 1908.
From her epitaph, Ingersoll Rural Cemetery, Ingersoll, Ontario:
To the ever dear memory of Barbara Elizabeth Helen Lyon, wife of John Irvin Redick, died at Florence, Italy, April 15, 1908, greatly beloved
42. DAVID4 REDICK, ( David3 Redick Jr., John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born 10 October 1822 in Columbiana County, Ohio; married, 28 November, 1844, SARAH MONTGOMERY; born 6 June 1822 in Ohio; died 28 September 1882. David and Sarah had 15 children; "six grew to maturity: William, Margaret, Lemuel, Jane, Mark and Isabelle." 61 The family lived in Orange Township, Hancock County, Ohio, where David was a farmer. 62 By the time of the 1880 federal census, five children (William, Lemuel, Sarah J., Mark and Isabell) were still living at home with their parents. Also living in the family in 1880 was Elda Redick, granddaughter, born circa 1875 in Ohio.
Known children of David and Sarah (Montgomery) Redick (all born in Ohio):
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George5 Redick; born circa 1841. His name known from the 1850 federal censuseither his birth year (circa 1841) or his parents marriage date (1844) is suspect. |
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Rachel Redick; born circa 1846.
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William Redick; born circa 1847. In 1870, William, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a farm laborer. |
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Margaret Redick; born circa 1848. |
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Lemuel Redick; born circa 1851. In 1880, Lemuel, single and living with his parents, was enumerated as a farmer. |
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Sarah Jane Redick; born circa 1854. |
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Mark Redick; born circa 1855; died 5 September 1912 in Orange Township, Hancock County, Ohio (re Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932); married Leona [?]; born circa 1871 in Ohio. In 1900 and 1910, the family was living in Orange Township, Hancock County, Ohio, where Mark was a farmer.63 In 1920, Leona, widow, and children were still in Orange Township (census page 10A).
Children known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):
(a) Edith L. Redick, born circa 1900 in Ohio. In 1920, Ethel was single and living with her mother and siblings in Orange Township, Hancock County, Ohio, where Ethel was enumerated as a teacher.
(b) Ethel M. Redick, born circa 1903.
(c) Harry L. Redick, born 7 January1907; died 20 June 1975, last residence being Lima, Allen County, Ohio.
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Isabelle (Clara Belle) Redick; born circa 1856. |
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[?] Redick (female); born 1860; not yet named at the time of the 1860 federal census, when she was listed as age one monthcensus date listed was 30 July 1860. |
43. JOHN4 R. ROBERTS ( Adaliza3 Redick, John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born circa 1824 in Pennsylvania; married ADALINE [?]; born circa 1836 in Illinois. By 1900, John R. had died, and Adaline and son Owen were still living in Bushnell Township, McDonough County, Illinois. 65
Children of John and Adaline Roberts known from the 1870 and 1880 federal censuses, when the family was living in McDonough County, Illinois:66
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Ada5 Roberts; born circa 1863 in Illinois. |
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James Roberts; born circa 1865 in Illinois.
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Emma Roberts; born circa 1867 in Illinois. |
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Owens Roberts; born circa 1868 in Illinois; died between 1920 and 1930; married Grace Burton; born circa 1889 in Illinois. The family lived in Bushnell Township, McDonough County, Illinois, where Owen was a printer and electrician. In 1920 and 1930, Grace's mother Elizabeth J. Burton was living with the family; born circa 1863 in Illinois.67
Children of Owens and Grace (Burton) Roberts known from federal censuses:
(a) James Roberts, born circa 1911. In 1930, James, single and lving with his mother in Bushnell, McDonough County, Illinois, where James was enumerated as an electrician (page 1A).
(b) Adaline Roberts, born circa 1915; married Hamilton Buell, (tentative) born 15 May 1908, died May 1986, last residence: Anthony, Dona Ana County, New Mexico. In 1930, Hamilton and Adaline were living with Adaline's mother in Bushnell, McDonough County, Illinois, where Hamilton was enumerated as a house plaster.
(c) Rachel Roberts, born (private).
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51. BERILLA4 BARTHOLOMEW ( Harriet3 Redick , John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born March or September 1833 in Illinois; died 22 Feb 1894; married JAMES ROSS; 75 born circa 1812 in Virginia; died between 1870 and 1880. In 1870, the family was in Henry Township, Marshall County, Illinois, where James was listed as a retired merchant. By 1880, Berrilla was a widow, living in Peoria, Illinois, with her two sons. 76
Children of James and Berilla (Bartholomew) Ross:
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J. Harold5 Ross; born circa 1862 in Maryland; married Eleanor [?]; born circa 1870 in Illinois. In 1900, the couple was living in Peoria, Illinois, where Harold was a grocer; no children at this time.77
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Wayland Ross; born circa 1864 in Illinois
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52. SARAH4 ANN BARTHOLOMEW ( Harriet3 Redick, John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born May 1835 in Fulton County, Illinois; died December 1870 or 1871 (in childbirth); married JOHN CARROLL ROSS; born January 1819 in Virginia; died 6 April 1883.
In 1860 and 1870, John, Sarah Ann and family were living in Farmers Township, Fulton County. 78 John was a farmer. After Sarah Ann died, John married Mary Bartholomew, who I am placing as the first wife of Sarah Ann's brother Cyrus Bartholomew who died in 1866. In 1880, John and second wife Mary Bartholomew; born circa 1838 in Illinois (should be in Ohio); were living in Farmers Township. Also in the family in 1880 was Aaron Bartholomew, stepson, born circa 1867 in Illinois (he was a son of Mary and Mary's first husband, Cyrus Bartholomew).
79 (See under Cyrus Bartholomew for more information.) In 1870, Mary Bartholomew and son Aaron, were living in the household of John Fleming in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois. 80
Children of John and Sarah (Bartholomew) Ross known from the 1880 federal census:81
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Catherine5 P. Ross; born circa 1859 in Illinois. |
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David Ross; born circa 1862 in Illinois; married Anna L. [?]; born circa 1881 in Indiana. In 1900, David, single, lodger, was living in Seattle, Washington, where he was enumerated as a lawyer.82 In 1910 (census page 1) and 1920 (page 8B), the family was in Kallispell, Flathead County, Montana, where David was enumerated as a lawyer, general practice. In 1930, David and Anna were living by themselves in Los Angeles, California (page 15A).
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John Ross; born circa 1864 in Illinois. |
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Harriet (Hattie) M. Ross; born circa 1866 in Illinois. |
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Charles Paul Ross; born August 1868 in Illinois; died August 1944 in Regina, Saskatchewan; married Rhoda Bruner; born April 1874 in Illinois. In 1900, the family lived in New Salem, McDonough County, Illinois, where Charles P. was enumerated as a farmer (page 2A). By 1910 the family had moved to Farmers Township, Fulton County, Illinois, where Charles was listed as "concretman, side wall" (page 5B).
Children of Charles and Rhoda Ross known from the 1900 and 1910 federal censuses (all born in Illinois):
(a) Wayland Bruner Ross; born 14 January 1892; died 6 July 1949 in Ventura, California (re California Death Index); married Elizabeth [?]; born circa 1898 in Scotland. In 1918, re Wayland's World War I Draft Registration Card, Wayland, single, was employed in Saskatchewan, Canada, as a farmer. By 1920, Wayland and Elizabeth had married and were living in Farmers Township, Fulton County, Illinois, where Wayland was enumerated as a concrete contractor (census page 11B).. In 1930, Wayland, Elizabeth and children were in Ventura, California, where Wayland was driving a truck in the oil fields (page 5A).
Children of Wayland and Elizabeth Ross known from the federal censuses:
(i) Katherine W, Ross; born (private).
(ii) Wayland B. Ross, Jr.; born (private).
(b) Sarah Nellora Ross; born March 1893; died June 1968; married Clarence Armand Hammond; born 28 March 1893 in Fulton County, Illinois. He was a son of Ross and Anna M. Hammond, re their 1900 federal census for Table Grove, Illinois. Clarence was a cashier in the Farmers State Bank in Table Grove, Illinois. In 1920 (page12A) and 1930 (page 1A), Clarence, Nellora and family livied in Table Grove, Illinois.
Children of Clarence and Nellora (Ross) Hammond, known from the federal censuses (all born in Illinois)see also "The Hammond Clan."83:
(i) Lenora Hammond; born circa 1916.
(ii) Carroll Hammond; born (private).
(iii) Virgil Hammond; born (private).
(iv) Clara Hammond; born (private).
(c) Richard ?Floyd Ross; born April 1894.
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53. JOHN4 R. BARTHOLOMEW ( Harriet3 Redick, John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born 27 March 1837 in Illinois; died 16 March 1875; married ADELAIDE WALKER; born circa 1842 in District of Columbia. In 1870, the family was living in Fulton County, Illinois, where John was a cattle dealer. In 1880, Adelie and children were still in Vermont, Fulton County. 84
Children of John and Adelaide (Walker) Bartholomew:
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Milton5 Bartholomew; born August 1861 in Illinois; married, 1883, Eva Francis Harlan;85 born October 1861 in Illinois. The family lived in Jewell County, Kansas, where Milton was a travelling salesman.86
Children of Milton and Eva (Harlan) Bartholomew, known from the federal censuses (all born in Kansas):
(a) Glade Bartholomew; born June 1887.
(b) Verne Sewell Bartholomew (daughter); born December 1889.
(c) Jessie Elmo Bartholomew; born 17 April 1891; married Chloe F. [?]; born 18 December 1895 in West Virginia; died February 1978, last residence being Saint Johns, Clinton County, Michigan, re Social Security Death Index. In 1918, re Elmo's World War II Draft Registration Card, Elmo, married with child, was living in Jewell, Kansas, where Elmo was listed as a salesman for the Loffer Clothing Company in Jewell, Kansas. In 1920, Elmo, Chloe and son Elmo were in Buffalo Township, Jewell County, Kansas (page 6A). By 1930 the family had moved to Monroe, Michigan, where Elmo was enumerated as manager of a department store (page 5A).
Children of Elmo and Chloe Bartholomew known from the federal censuses:
(i) Elmo C. Barholomew; born circa 1916 in Kansas; he was not listed with the family in 1930.
(ii) Ruby Bartholomew; born circa 1917 in Kansas.
(iii) John M. Bartholomew; born (private) in Kansas.
(iv) Laddie L. Bartholomew; born (private) in Michigan.
(d) John Monte Bartholomew; born February 1893.
(e) David H. Bartholomew; born 25 October 1894 in Jewell, Kansas; married Janet Mae Thayer; born circa 1892 in Kansas. In 1918, David and wife were in Juab, Utah, where David was listed as a clerk for J. C. Penney (re World War I Draft Registration Card). By 1920, Harold, Janet and daughter Jane had moved to Downey, Bannock County, Idaho, where Harold was a proprietor of a retail dry goods store (J. C. Penney) (census page 8A). In 1930, David H., Janet and family were enumerated twice: in Minot, North Dakota, where David H. was manager of a dry goods store (J. C. Penney) (page 7B), and in San Diego, California, where D. H. was listed as general manager of the J. C. Penney department store (page 1B).
Children of David and Janet Bartholomew known from the 1920 and 1930 federal censuses:
(i) Jane Ellen Bartholomew; born (private) in Idaho.
(ii) Shirley Ruth Bartholomew; born (private) in Missouri.
(iii) Harold Thayer Barholomew; born (private) in North Dakota.
(iv) John David Bartholomew; born (private) in North Dakota.
(f) Ruth Bartholomew; born October 1896.
(g) Edward Aubrey Bartholomew; born circa 1899.
(h) Latti Bartholomew; born circa 1901.
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Edward Bartholomew; born circa 1864 in Illinois. |
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Arthur Bartholomew; born March 1867 in Illinois; married Lottie (Charlotte) Porter; born February 1873 in Illinois. The family lived in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois, where Arthur was a stock farmer. Also in the family in 1910 and 1920 was Lottie's mother, Susan Porter; born circa 1845 in Illinois. By 1930, Arthur, widower, was living by himself, still in Vermont Township.
Child of Arthur and Lottie (Porter) Bartholomew:
(a) Ruth Bartholomew; born January 1893 in Illinois.87. |
54. CYRUS4 BARTHOLOMEW ( Harriet3 Redick, John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born circa 1839 in Illinois; died 20 February 1866; married MARY MILLER; 88 born November 1835 in Ohio. After Cyrus died, Mary married [?] Ross; they divorced before the 1900 federal census. I am placing him as John Carroll Ross, whose first wife was Cyrus' sister Sarah Ann Bartholomew. In 1870, two of Cyrus and Mary's children, Hattie and Horace, were living with presumably Mary's parents, Abram and Mary Miller, in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois. 89 In 1900, Mary W. Ross, listed as divorced, and children Frank and Horace Bartholomew, both single, were living in Caldwell Township, Sumner County, Kansas. 90
Children of Cyrus and Mary (Miller) Bartholomew:
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Hattie5 Bartholomew; born circa 1861 in Illinois; married T. B. Johnson of ?Kansas. |
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Frank Bartholomew; born December 1862; died between the 1920 and 1930 federal censuses; married Mary [?]; born circa 1879 in Missouri. In 1900, Frank, single, was living with his mother in Sumner County, Kansas, where he was farming. In 1920, Frank, Mary and family were living in Hamilton Township, Okmulgee County, Oklahoma, where Frank was farming.91 In 1930, Mary, widow, and children were living in Inglewood, Los Angeles, California, where Mary was enumerated as a house maid for a private family (page 2A).
Children of Frank and Mary Bartholomew known from the 1920 and 1930 federal censuses:
(a) Andrew Bartholomew; born circa 1903 in Kansas. In 1930, Andrew, single and living with his mother, was enumerated as a janitor in an office building.
(b) Vernon Bartholomew; born 1908 in Missouri. In 1930, Vernon, single and living with his mother, was enumerated as a "jack boy."
(b) Mary A. Bartholomew; born circa 1911 in Missouri. In 1930, Mary, single and living with her mother, was enumerated as a house maid, private family.
(c) Catherine Bartholomew; born circa 1914 in Kansas. In 1930, Catherine, single and living with her mother, was enumerated as a house maid; private family.
(d) Frances Bartholomew; born (private) in Oklahoma.
(e) Opal Bartholomew; born (private) in Oklahoma.
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Horace Bartholomew; born April 1864 in Illinois; married Nina [?]; born circa 1864 in Illinois. In 1900, Horace, single, was living with his mother in Sumner County, Kansas, where he was enumerated as a farm laborer. In 1910, Horace and Nina, no children, were in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois, where Horace was enumerated as a retail merchant and Nina as a music teacher.92
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Aaron Bartholomew; born circa 1868 in Illinois. In 1870, Mary Bartholomew and son Aaron were living in the household of John Fleming in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois.80
In 1880, Aaron was living with his mother, Mary, and stepfather John Carroll Ross in Farmers Township; Fulton County, Illinois.79 (See under Cyrus Bartholomew for more information.) In 1870, Mary Bartholomew and son Aaron, were living in the household of John Fleming in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois.
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55. JASPER4 BARTHOLOMEW ( Harriet3 Redick, John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born 25 October 1840 in Illinois; married SALOMA WALKER; born 14 January 1846 in Illinois; died after the 1920 federal census. The family lived in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois, where Jasper was a farmer. 93 Jasper died between 1890 and 1900; but Saloma and children continued to live in Vermont Township through 1920. 94
Children of Jasper and Saloma (Walker) Bartholomew:95
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Elmo5 Bartholomew; born 17 October 1869 in Ohio. |
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Adda L. Bartholomew; born 23 June 1871 in Illinois. In 1900, Adda, single, still living with her mother, was enumerated as a school teacher.
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Walker Bartholomew; born 21 March 1873 in Illinois; died after the 1920 federal census; married Mary M. [?]; born circa 1888 in Illinois. The family lived in Jefferson and Fulton County, Illinois.96 In 1930, Mary M., widow, and children were still in Vermont Township, Fulton County.97
Children of Walker and Mary Bartholomew (all born in Illinois):
(a) Margarete Bartholomew, born circa 1909.
(b) Theodore Bartholomew, born circa 1911.
(c) Mabel Bartholomew, born circa 1913.
(d) Richard Bartholomew, born circa 1917.
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Ross Bartholomew; born 29 December 1874 or 1875 in Illinois; married Dora H. [?]; born circa 1886 in Illinois. In 1900, Ross, single, was a boarder in Canton Township, Fulton County, where he was listed as an agriculturist.98 Ross, single, was living with his mother in 1920, when he was listed as a general agriculturist. In 1930, Ross, Dora and son James R. Bartholomew were in Vermont Township, Fulton County, where Ross was listed as a salesman of fruit goods and Dora as a saleslady of dry goods.99
Child of Ross and Dora Bartholomew:
(a) James R. Bartholomew.
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Sada Bartholomew; born 9 June 1877 in Illinois. Sada, single, was living with her mother in 1910 and 1920, when she was enumerated as a teacher.
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Roy B. Bartholomew; born 10 March 1882 in Illinois. |
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Mabel Bartholomew; born May 1891 in Illinois; died 19 December 1970 in Washington D.C.; interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Maryland; married Tirrell J. Ferrenz; born July 1889 in Ohio; died 11 September 1973 in Washington D. C.; interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Maryland. He was a son of John B. and Cora E. Ferrenz. Tirrell was an architect.
Children of Tirrell and Mabel (Bartholomew) Ferrenz:
(a) Robert T. Ferrenz; born 16 March 1921; died April 1985, last residence being Silver Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland, re Social Security Death Index.
Son of Robert Ferrenz:
(i) Chris Ferrenz. Chris is a Redick worker and provided valuable information on his family and other Redick-line ancestors.
(b) Martha Ferrenz; married [?] Posner.
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58. LINVILLE4 BARTHOLOMEW ( Harriet3 Redick, John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born 3 June 1849 in Illinois; died October 1930; married, 8 September 1870 in Fulton County, Illinois (re Illinois Marriages, 1851-1900), REBECCA ELLEN OATES; born circa 1853 in Ohio. In 1880, Linville, Ellen and young family (Jennie, Georgiana, and Lenora) were living in Bardolph, McDonough County, Illinois, where Linville was enumerated as a laborer. 102 The family was in Farmers Township, Fulton County, Illinois, in 1900, at which time Linville was listed as a stock shipper. Apparently Ellen was deceased by this time as daughter Jennie was listed as keeping house. Other children is the household in 1900 were Georgiana, Harry, Hattie, Marie and Ada. By 1920, Linville was living with his married daughter Jennie Hitchcock in Mitchell County, Iowa.
Children of Linville and Ellen (Oates) Bartholomew, known from the federal censuses:103
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Jennie5 L. Bartholomew; born October 1873 in Illinois; married Arod (Arad?) Hitchcock; born circa 1869 in Iowa. The couple lived in Osage, Mitchell County, Iowa in 1920 and 1930, where Arod was farming. Apparently they did not have children. In 1920, Jennie's father, Linville, was living with the couple. In 1930, Jennie Hitchcock was enumerated as a preacher, Universalist.104
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Georgianna Bartholomew; born September 1875 in Illinois. Georgiana, single, was still living with the family in 1900.
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Nellora Bartholomew; born January 1878 in Illinois. |
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Carl Bartholomew; born May1880 in Illinois; died 1945 in California; married Elizabeth S. Belcher; born 1875 in Utah. Carl, single, was a farmer in 1900, when a lodger in the household of John and Minnie Berisford in Vermont Township, Fulton County, Illinois.105 In 1910, Carl was a saloon keeper in Bingham Canyon, Salt Lake City, Utah.106 Although married for about three years (no children yet reported), Elizabeth was not listed in this census. Carl and Elizabeth continued to live in Salt Lake City in 1920, when Carl was a traveling salesman for a candy company and in 1930, when he was an automobile salesman.107
Children of Carl and Elizabeth (Belcher) Bartholomew:
(a) Nellora E. Bartholomew, born circa 1909 in Utah.
(b) Napina Aurdis Bartholomew (see next).
(c) Linville Bartholomew, born circa 1913 in Utah. Napina was born August 1910 in Salt Lake City, Utah, died January 1995; married (first) Frederick Broderick; married (second) Wilson A. Howard.
One child of Frederick and Napina (Bartholomew) Broderick was
(i) Carlfred Broderick (1932-1999). Professor Broderick submitted Ancestral Files to FamilySearch.org sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These files served as the base information for John Hoge Redick's ancestors and many descendants treated in this synopsis. See Carlfred Broderick in the
Introduction and
under John Hoge Redick (#2) for more information. Besides these Ancestral Files, Carlfred Broderick also wrote and submitted to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints "A Bartholomew Legacy."
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Harry Bartholomew; born October 1883 in Illinois. |
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Hattie Bartholomew; born 15 January 1885 in Illinois. |
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62. JOHN4 H. REDICK ( Cleon3 Redick, John2 Hoge Redick; John1 Redick);
born circa 1840 in Illinois; married MARY [?]; born circa 1856 in Arkansas. In 1880, John, Mary and family were living next to John's mother, Lucy Redick, in Dennison, Texas.
Children of John H. and Mary Redick, known from federal censuses:
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James3 Porter Redick; born 21 November 1876 in Oklahoma (specific birth date from James's World War I Draft Registration Card, when James and Estella were living in Walters, Cotton County, Oklahoma, where James was farming); married Estella [?]; born circa 1884 in Texas. The family lived in Oklahoma in 1910 and 1920, but by 1930, had moved to New England, to Mason, New Hampshire.113 James was a farmer.
Children of James and Estella Redick, known from the federal censuses:
(a) Bernice M. Redick; born circa 1902 in Texas. In 1930, Bernice, single and living with her parents, was enumerated as an operator of a beauty parlor.
(b) Jewell M. Redick; born circa 1904 in Texas. In 1930, Jewell, single and living with her parents, was enumerated as an apprentice in a beauty parlor.
(c) Hugh Darla Redick; born 2 February 1912 in Oklahoma; died 1 December 1972 in Boston, Massachusetts (re Massachusetts Death Index, 191-2003 and Social Security Death Index).
(d) Mildred (?Colleen) Redick; born circa 1915 in Oklahoma.
(e) Willie Redick; born private.
(f) Norma J. Redick; born private.
(g) Robert G. Redick; born private.
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68. MARY4 M. MCCREERY ( Sarah3 McCoy, Rachel2 Redick; John1 Redick);
born circa 1818 in Pennsylvania; died 1901; married ROBERT RAMSEY; born 1811 in Pennsylvania; died 1847 in Ohio. Robert was a medical doctor. In 1850, Mary, a widow, and children were living in Florence, Washington County, Pennsylvania. In 1900, Mary M. was living with her daughter Isabella McKinley and family in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 127
Children of Children of Robert and Mary (McCreery) Ramsey:128:
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Isabella5 Ramsey; born October 1837 in Ohio; died 1904; married Andrew J. McKinley; born February 1828 in Pennsylvania. In 1850, Isabella, single, was living with her mother and sister Martha and brother Robert in Washington County, Pennsylvania. In 1880, Andrew, Isabella (Bella) and family were living in Georgetown, Beaver County, Pennsylvania, where Andrew was enumerated as coal operator.129
In 1900, the family was living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; no occupation listed for Andrew J. McKinley.130 Also living with the family both in 1880 and 1900 was Isabella's mother, Mary M. Ramsey.
Children of Andrew and Isabella McKinley known from the 1880 and 1900 federal censuses:
(a) Mary A. McKinley; born August 1858 in Pennsylvania. She was single and living with her parents in 1900, enumerated as a bookkeeper.
(b) Elizabeth McKinley; born circa 1865 in Ohio.
(c) Olive McKinley; born circa 1867 in Ohio.
(d) Robert R. McKinley, born April 1871 in Pennsylvania. He was single and living with his parents in 1900, when he was listed as a laborer.
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William McCreery Ramsey; born 31 October 1838 in Washington County, Pennsylvania; died 8 February 1896 in Cincinnati, Ohio; married, 1861, Mary Frances Hart; born November 1837 in Tennessee; died 1894; she was daughter of William Walcott Hart of Vermont. In 1860, William and Mary, no children, were living in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, where William was listed as a lawyer (census page 11). In 1880, the family was in Glendale, Hamilton County, Ohio.
Extract from the Ramsey family in Colonial families of the United States of America, paged 429-431, see endnote #129.
William McCreery Ramsey was one of the most distinguished lawyers of Cincinnati, Ohio. Possessed of a quickness of judgment, a power for work, a command of fascinating speech, a varied learning, and a versatility of talent, that made him one of the most conspicuous figures at the Bar. To him belongs this special distinction of being one of the attorneys in the famous "Bible in the public schools" case. In that case were George Sage, afterwards Judge Sage; Stanley Matthews, afterwards Justice of the Supreme Court. . . . It was the general verdict that among counsel for the retention of the Bible, Mr. Ramsey stood pre-eminent, as Stanley Matthews was pre-eminent on the other side. It was only a short time after that the firm of Matthews and Ramsey was organized.
Children of William and Mary (Hart) Ramsey known from the 1880 federal census and from "Ramsey family" in Colonial families of the United States of America, paged 429-431, see endnote #129.
(a) Virginia R. Ramsey; born 4 January 1861in Ohio; married Clifford Bailey Wright; born 4 November 1855 in Cincinnati, Ohio; died 29 April 1920 in Cincinnat. He was a son of John R. and Mary Elizabeth (Smith) Wright. Clifford was a 1875 graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University. The family lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, where Clifford was enumerated as a banker in 1910 (page 10B) and as president of a bank in 1920 (page 9B). Also in the family in 1910 was Fanny Ramsey [Frances]; born circa 1874 in Ohio, a sister of Virginia.
C. B. WRIGHT, CINCINNATI BANKER, DIED WEDNESDAY
A career of 40 years in the active banking life of Cincinnati came to an end yesterday when Clifford B. Wright, 65 years old, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Union Savings Bank and Trust Company, died at his home on Dexlor Place, Walnut Hills, of apoplexy, a few hours after being stricken.
Mr. Wright was apparently in his usual condition of health and was preparing to go downtown when he became ill. Death followed shortly after.Hamilton Daily News (Hamilton, Ohio), 30 April 1920; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
There is a biography of Clifford Wright in Cincinnati, the Queen City: 1788-1912, by Reverend Charles Frederic Goss, published by S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago and Cincinnati, 1912; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
Children of Clifford and Virginia (Ramsey) Wright (both born in Ohio):
(i) Ethel Wright; born circa 1886.
(ii) Clifford Ramsey Wright; born circa 1890; married Marjorie Landon [?]; born 3 January 1893 in Ohio. Clifford R., a 1911 Yale graduate, was President of a paper manufacturing company in Cincinnati in 1930 (page 12A). Their children were Eleanor Wright, Clifford R. Wright (Jr.) and Gordon Wright,
(b) Robert Ramsey; born 10 April 1863 in Ohio; married Margaret (Marjorie) G. [?]; born 12 November 1872 in New York state. In 1920, Robert, Marjorie and daughter Marjorie were living in Manhattan, New York, New York, where Robert was enumerated as a lawyer (page 14B). He was with the
firm of Maxwell and Ramsey, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Child of Robert and Margaret Ramsey known from the 1920 federal census:
(i) Marjorie Ramsey; born circa 1904 in Ohio.
(c) William W. Ramsey; born May 1867 in Ohio. In 1900 (page18B) and 1910 (page 12A), William W., single, was a boarder in Hamilton County, Ohio, where he was enumerated as a lawyer. As for his brother Robert, William was a "lawyer of the firm of Maxwell and Ramsey, Cincinnati, Ohio." No information on wife and family.
(d) Allen Ramsey; born August 1869 in Ohio. In 1900, Allen, single, was living as a roomer in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he was enumerated as a physician (page 12A). No information on a wife and family.
(e) Frances (Fanny) Ramsey; born circa 1872 in Ohio. In 1910, Fanny, single, was living with her sister Virginia Wright and family.
(f) Stanley Matthews Ramsey; born 12 August 1873 in Cincinnati, Ohio; married Christine T. [?]; born February 1875 in Utah. The family lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, where Stanley was enumerated as a lithographer in 1900 (census page 8A), as a manufacturer ? in 1910 (page 4A) and as president of a paper company in 1920 (page 6A).
Children of Stanley and Christine Ramsey known from federal censuses (all born in Ohio):
(i) William M. Ramsey; born March 1900; married Olivia [?]; born circa 1900 in Ohio. In 1930 the family lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, where William was enumerated in the advertising department of a soap company and Olivia was enumerated as a teacher in a private school (page 17B).
(ii) Harriet J. Ramsey; born circa 1902.
(iii) Christine F. Ramsey; born circa 1908.
(iv) Virginia F. Ramsey; born circa 1911
(v) adopted daughter Barbara McKay; born circa 1902 in Utah, known from the 1920 federal census.
(vi) adopte daughter Jane A. McKay; born circa 1906 in Ohio.
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Martha Ramsey; born circa 1840 in Pennsylvania; married Hugh Trudale Stewart. In 1850, Martha, single, was living with his mother and sister Isabella and brother Robert. In 1900, a Hugh T. Stewart, born June 1843 in Ohio and wife Mattie Stewart, born November 1844 in Pennsylvania, were living in Mahoning County, Ohio, with children Mabel and Harry Stewart.131 In 1920, Mattie, widow, was living in Struthers, Mahoning County, with her unmarried children, Mabel and Harry (page 5A).
Children of Hugh and Mattie (Ramsey) Stewart known from the federal censuses:
(a) Mabel B. Stewart; born December 1878 in Ohio. Probably Mabel did not marry. In 1920, she was living with her mother and brother. In 1930, Mabel, single, was still in Struthers, Ohio (page 20A)
(b) Harry H. Stewart; born February 1881 in Ohio. In 1920, Harry was single and living with his mother and sister. No occupation was listed.
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James Pollock Ramsey; born circa 1843 in Pennsylvania; died 1891; married Jenny Davidson. In 1880, a J. P. Ramsey, born circa 1842 in Pennsylvania (both parents born in Pennsylvania) and wife Jennie, born circa 1849 in Kentucky, were living in Cincinnati, Ohio, where J. P. was listed as president of a coffin company.132
Children of J. P. and Jennie Ramsey known from the 1880 federal census:
(a) Kate Ramsey; born circa 1874 in Texas.
(b) Mary Ramsey; born circa 1876 in Kentucky.
(c) Inez Ramsey, daughter; born circa 1878 in Ohio.
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Robert Fletcher Ramsey; born April 1845 in Ohio; married Eleanor Matilda Barton;133 born April 1848 in Pennsylvania. In 1850, Robert, single, was living with his mother and sisters Isabella and Martha. In 1880, Robert, Eleanor and family were living in Findley, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, where Robert was enumerated as Superintendent of Imperial Coal Company. Robert, Eleanor and daughter Mary M. were still in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania in 1900 and 1910.134
Children of Robert and Eleanor (Barton) Ramsey:
(a) Mary McCreery Ramsey; born August 1868 in Pennsylvania. In 1910, Mary, single, was still living with her parents in Pittsburgh
(b) William McCreery Ramsey; born circa 1869 in Pennsylvania; married Mrs. [?] Harrold of Westover, Virginia (now West Virginia). The following is tentative: In 1900, William, born April 1870 in Pennsylvania, and wife Laura [?]; born March 1871 in West Virginia, no children, were living in Marietta, Ward 2, Washington County, Ohio, page 8A.
(c) Wallace C. Ramsey; born circa 1880 in Pennsylvania. (Note: Wallace was the fourth child; he was born after Robert.) He probably died young.)
(d) Robert Stewart Ramsey; born September 1872 in Ohio; married Belle Carson; born September 1873 in Pennsylvania. The family was living in San Paula, California, in 1900 and 1910, when Robert was listed as a farmer in 1900 and as a bookkeeper for a packaging company in 1910.135 The family was in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1920 and 1930; where Robert was a bookkeeper in 1920 and an accountant for a tile company in 1930.
Children of Robert and Belle (Carson) Ramsey:
(i) James Carson Ramsey; born January 1897 in Pennsylvania;
married Augusta [?], born circa 1897 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, James, single, still living with his parents
was enumerated as a foreman for a supply company. Known child was James C. Ramsey, Jr.
(ii) Robert Ramsey; born circa 1903 in California; married Margaret [?]; circa 1902.
(iii) Dorothy Ramsey; born circa 1910 in California. In 1930, Dorothy, single, still living with her parents, was enumerated as a stenographer for Central Tubing Company.
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71. WILLIAM4 MCCREERY ( Sarah3 McCoy, Rachel2 Redick; John1 Redick);
born circa 1830 in Pennsylvania; married ELIZABETH J. RODGERS; born February 1838 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, where William was a commission merchant in 1860 and 1870 and enumerated as president of a coal company in 1880. 138 William was also very successful in the grain business and many other business endeavors and philantropies. William died before the 1900 federal census, at which time Elizabeth and son John D. were still living in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. In 1910, Elizabeth, widow, was living with her daughter Minnie Emily in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 139
There is a biography of William McCreery in History of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, 1889. 140
Children of William and Elizabeth J. (Rodgers) McCreery known from federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):
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John5 (enumerated as James in 1870 and 1880) McCreery, born 27 October 1862; married Marie W. [?]; born circa 1884 in New York state. John, Marie and family lived in Beaver County, Pennsylvania and in Pittsburgh.141 John, as was his father, was successful in the coal business. He eventually became Secretary and Treasurer of the United States Coal and Coke Company.142
Children of John D. and Elizabeth McCreery (all born in Pennsylvania):
(a) John D. McCreery, Jr.; born circa 1907.
(b) Elsie C. McCreery; born circa 1910.
(c) Helen W. McCreery; born circa 1913.
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Minnie Emily McCreery; born circa 1866. In 1910, M. Emily, single, was living with her mother in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
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72. JOHN4 MCCREERY ( Sarah3 McCoy, Rachel2 Redick; John1 Redick);
born November 1833; died before the 1910 federal census; married VIRGINIA A. [?]; born July 1840 in Ohio. John was a grain merchant in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area. 143
Children of John and Virginia McCreery (all born in Pennsylvania);
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Mary5 F. McCreery; born December 1865; in 1910, Mary, single, was living with her mother in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where she was listed as an "artist (studio)."
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Elizabeth Agnes McCreery; born April 1870; in 1910, Elizabeth, single, was living with her mother in Pittsburgh, where she was listed as a school teacher. |
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William H. McCreery; born December 1876; in 1910 William, single, was living with her mother in Pittsburgh, where he was listed as working in a mercantile office. |
81. DAVID4 RITCHIE MCKEE ( Redick3 McKee, Sarah2 Redick; John1 Redick);
born September 1842 in Virginia; married, 11 May 1870, FRANCES (FANNY) ELIZABETH DUNN; born 6 December 1847 in Indiana; died 2 November 1920 at her residence in Washington D. C. She was a daughter of General William McKee Dunn and Elizaheth (Lanier) Dunn. In 1880 and 1900, the family was living in Washington D. C., where David was enumerated as a journalist in 1880 (no occupation listed in 1900). David represented the Associate Press in Washington, D. C. for several years. Also living with the family in 1880 was Redick H. McKee; nephew; born circa 1864 in Pennsylvania. 151
Children of David and Fanny McKee known from federal censuses, newspaper articles and passports:
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Lanier5 McKee; born 1 March 1872 in Washington D. C.; died 5 January 1943; married, 11 July 1921, Mrs. Elizabeth (Lee) Henry; born circa 1882 in Alexandria, Virginia. Elizabeth had married first George Garr Henry (he died 6 July 1917 from injuries received in a fall while playing polo). In 1900, Lanier, single and still living with his parents, was enumerated as a lawyer; Lanier was also listed as single and a lawyer in 1910 when living in Manhattan, New York. In 1930, Lanier, Elizabeth and son George were living in Manhattan, New York.152
LANIER MCKEE DIES; D. C.-BORN LAWYER
Lawrence, N. Y., Jan 6 (AP). Lanier McKee, 70, senior partner of the New York law firm of Hervey, Barber, and McKee, who practiced law in Alaska during the gold rush and was the author of the book "The Land of Nome," died yesterday.
McKee was born in Washington, D. C. He was graduated from Yale in 1895Washinton Post, 6 January 1943; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
There is an extensive biography of Lanier McKee in the Obituary section of The New York Times, 6 January 1943. which reports Lanier was survived by his widow Mrs. Elizabeth (Lee) Henry, a stepson, George Garr Henry and a nephew, Lieutenant Elliott Bates McKee, U. S. N. R. (He was a son of Lanier's brother McKee Dunn McKee and Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke of Washington, D. C.)
Stepson of Lanier and Elizabeth (Henry) McKee:
(a) George Garr Henry; born circa 1913 in New Jersey; married Margot A. B. MacDougall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. MacDougall.
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McKee Dunn McKee; born October 1873 in District of Columbia; died 3 February 1910 at the home of his parents in Washington D. C.; married 27 December 1902, Henrietta Bates; born May 1878 in Texas.152b Henrietta was a daughter of General Alfred E. Bates, Paymaster-General of the United States Army, and Caroline Bates. Henrietta (Bates) McKee married, second, Frederick Heister Brooks.
MCKEE DUNN MCKEE a member of Squadron A and a veteran of the Spanish war, died at his home in Washington D. C. on Thursday night in his thirty-sixth year. He was a graduate from Yale in the class of '96. He was a son of David R. McKee, for several years head of the Washington Bureau of the New York Associated Press.New Yorks Times, 5 February 1910; online in the "Stories" section of ancestry.com.
Child of McKee and Henrietta (Bates) McKee:
(a) Elliott Bates McKee; born 1905 in Washington D. C.; married, in 1930, Katherine Stevens Pillsbury; born circa 1906 in Minneapolis, Minnesota; a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stinson Pillsbury. Katherine was a granddaughter of the founder of the Pillsbury Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota (see for example Mary Pillsbury Lord in Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, which reports "Katherine Pillsbury McKee, was a survivor of the sinking of the Ward Line steam ship SS Mohawk, which occurred on January 24, 1935. The 6000 ton-steam ship collided with a Norwegian freighter off the New Jersey coast. 47 passengers died."
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David R. McKee, Jr., born 6 June 1879 in Washington D. C. In 1900, David, single was still living with his parents. In 1930, David R., single, was living as a guest in the Yale Club, Manhattan, New York, where he was listed as an oil engineer. Also living at the Yale Club in 1930 was Elmer S. Redick (#96) (son of John Irvin Redick).153 Richard was still single in 1938 as indicated by a passport application.
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