Chadwick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Chadwick/ Long/ Smithey in Whitfield County Georgia

jmslms021 — 2012-04-27 03:47:45Z

I have figured out a great deal of my history tonight just by luck.

I am wondering if anyone has anymore info to help me with this.

Here are the dates and info i have:

Mary Jane Dover Chadwick b. Jan 1829 d.dec 1914 was married to William Chadwick, I have no info on him

They had Maryann Melinda Chadwick b. 1860 d. 1922 who was married to Robert Luther Long b. 1860 d.1941

They had Melinda Tammer Long aka "Mary Lindy" b. Sept 1900 d. Nov 1973 who was married to James Robert Smithey b. April 1895 d. Dec 1959

They had Several children one of which was my grandmother Mildred Marie Smithey B. May 1924 d. Feb 2002

I would love some more info on the Smithey family and the Long Family

Mary Chadwick (Riley?) b: 28 Aug 1830 England

carolynbateman810 — 2012-04-12 17:41:05Z

I can't seem to figure out Mary Chadwick and need some assistance...

Mary Chadwick - b: 28 August 1830 in Yorkshire England

She was married to Joseph Riley (b: 1819) in 1887 (a second marriage?). It was Joseph's second marriage too since he has a bunch of kids born before 1887.

Her parents were Joseph Chadwick and possibly Sarah?

I know it's not a lot of info but if anyone can help me make sense of this, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks!!

Bennett Family

leonchadwick74 — 2012-04-02 18:57:48Z

I am trying to establish siblings or parents for Samuel Bennett and his wife Hester Reeves.It is stated that Samuel was born 1846 in Delaware and Hester was born 1852 in Delaware but I have been unable to prove this.They were married in 1868. Any help would be appreciated.They lived in the Leipsic area.

Lee Chadwick

Chadwick Family

leonchadwick74 — 2012-04-02 18:51:08Z

I am searching for Betty Hardy who lived in Dover Delaware and was researching the Chadwick's of Delaware. She moved to Florida and I lost track of her.Any help would be appreciated

Lee Chadwick

Re: Chadwick name

jvalleytex1 — 2012-03-19 12:30:30Z

no connection except a Thomas Booth who was the aon of a sister of my Great/great grandfather, Thomas....the Booths lived in Providence but Ive yet to find more info.
Bill Chadwick jvalleytex@ yahoo.com

grandfather

Re: Chadwick name

birdeekay02 — 2012-03-19 08:55:22Z

Hi, I'm searching for information about John Chadwick, b. 5 Jan 1783 in Oldham, Lancashire, England. He immigrated to the US before 1810, married Betsey Snow b. 26 Apr. 1782 in Providence, RI. They had 8 children born bet. 1810 and 1825. He died 12 Mar. 1858 in Chadwicks, Oneida Co. NY.
Most of this info came from a page in the family bible.

When did he immigrate?
Who were his parents, grandparents? siblings?
He is an ancestor of my late husband.

Mary m. to Richard Partington..where are you girl?

kimdewald — 2012-03-17 03:48:32Z

searching for Mary Ann Chadwick b.abt 1881 in Westhoughton, Lancashire,England. In 1914 she m. Richard Partington. Birth records show a birth of Fred Parting b.1917 last name of Chadwick, we have Mary as the first.
1891 England census shows a Mary living in Westhoughton with the Nathaniel and Ann being the parents.
Hoping someone out there might know of this line and help me connect further back.
thanks so much
kim

J. D. Chadwick

Barton_Rhonda — 2012-02-20 08:43:11Z

I am looking for a J. D. Chadwick that may have lived in the Beaumont Texas area around 1959. I do not know what the "JD" stands for. He may have been born around 1930-1939. If anyone has any information, it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rhonda
rbarton01@gmail.com

Shadrick

rjones27858 — 2012-02-20 00:12:21Z

My wife's family spells it's name as Shadrick but it's obvious to everyone with this surname that it is spelled many ways in records.

Many people have trees on ancestry which list the children of John Shadrick and Mary Paschall but does anyone have any conclusive evidence that the DAR will accept? My wife is descended from their son Paschall Shadrick. I have been to Granville County and Warren County many times but can't find evidence of John,Mary and Paschall Shadrick connection. I have copy of John's will but it list Mary and his son Samuel but not any others....Ron Jones

Annie Mae Chadwick of Eldorado, TX 1937

drbrownlee — 2012-01-19 05:18:52Z

Annie is pictured in the 1937 Talon, yearbook of Eldorado High School in Eldorado, Texas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Chadwick family history

susanh690 — 2012-01-02 15:52:57Z

It has been over 2 years since your posting re: Chadwick family information. If you are still willing to communicate, please e-mail me.

Re: Seeking descendants of Samuel Chadwick

gerryvaughan — 2011-12-25 16:30:48Z

Roy here again,
In my Chadwick,and Shadrick research I saw where some of my Shadrick's were in Waco TN

Roy Chadwick aka Shadrach
chadwick011554@yahoo.com.au

Re: Seeking descendants of Samuel Chadwick

gerryvaughan — 2011-12-25 16:27:59Z

Hi Danny,
I have the Shadrick family name connected to my Lankford's out of Grundy Co TN.
My aunt Lillie Lankford,m,Charles Shadrick,aunt Lucy Lankford,m,Theordore Shadrick,aunt Birchie Lankford,m,Anderson Shadrick,I believe they were the sons of a John Shadrick,and unk Hatfield,and I also believe they came from GA.
Here is another catch my mother Edith Lankford married a Rufus Chadwick brn abt 1904 TN,and his parents were John Chadwick brn abt 1852.60 GA,and John's parents were also a John Chadwick brn abt 1830 NC/GA?,and I believe a Mary Hodgin's brn either NC or SC,and they were in GA as of the 1850's.

Roy Chadwick
chadwick011554@yahoo.com.au

Re: Seeking descendants of Samuel Chadwick

gerryvaughan — 2011-12-25 16:23:17Z

Stuart and Valerie Chadwick

driverad — 2011-12-19 21:23:47Z

Born probably about 1940, I am looking for these people or their relatives. Their father was Major Reg Chadwick of the 11th Hussars, he was my father's cousin and I would love to have contact with them before I pass on and the link history is broken. My e mail is:- driverad@ihug.com.au

Re: Richard William Chadwick

fyrnjen2 — 2011-12-18 06:39:33Z

I found the Montreal marriage 11/12/1877 between Bridget Huck and Frederick Chadwick whose parents were listed as John Chadwick and Maria Higgins. I wonder if he changed his name upon immigrating. All US census info supports his birth year of 1856. I found Quebec birth recorded at St Peter's for Frederick James on 6/12/1856 to George Chadwick and Maria Higgins. Baptised 6/29/1856 at St Peter's - signed by George Chadwick (father?). Quebec record on 6/2/1854 at St Peter's (Quebec) of marriage between George Chadwick and Maria Higgins. 1861 census shows they had 4 children 2 boys/2 girls - youngest Maria died as 9 months infant as recorded by St Peter's 2/17/1861. Jennifer
1851 Canadian census - Michael Huck age 20 born Limerick, IRELAND and Catherine Huck age 20 born Kilbrush(sic) probably Kilbragh, IRELAND.

Henry CHADWICK m WEBSTER c 1845 England

2011-12-06 14:17:47Z

Henry Chadwick said to have died October 1849, England. He was married to Fanny Webster and had one child Henry bc 1845 and another on the way William Chadwick bc 1851 "London" .
Fanny WEBSTER was bc 1820 Brackley. Northumberland., dau. Joseph Webster and Bennett, sailed to Australia- Victoria 1852 and married a William BOOBIER of shortly after this.
Any help with finding any other descendants would be great- connected names are: Richmond, Hanrahan, Taylor, SKINNER, perhaps Curran too.

Major Reg(inald) Chadwick 11th Hussars. Children-Stuart and Valerie

driverad — 2011-12-05 21:26:16Z

Do you have info on this man? He was my father's cousin.

Reg Chadwick died on 16th December, 1968, on

his way home from Australia. He was buried at

sea. He had had a bad heart attack a few years

before and those who knew him when he was back

in England in 1967 realized that he was not the man

he had been.

Reg joined "A" Squadron 11th Hussars in 1925.

He was at once recognized as an outstanding

personality, and so he remained to the end of his

life. He was soon in the riding school . training remounts,

and showed considerable skill with sword,

fence and revolver. He won the Young Dummy

Thrusting and the Regimental Open Dummy

Thrusting on a horse he had trained himself.

On mechanization Reg was one of the first to go

on courses at Bovington, including Lulworth, and

showed his versatility by becoming a Regimental

Gunnery and D . & M. Instructor . In 1929 he became

Education Sergeant, returning to duty as a

Troop Sergeant after two years . Quick promotion

followed . In 1933 he became S.Q.M .S., in 1934

Amongst Mark's many sporting activities perhaps

cricket, racing and football were foremost.

Being a fine cricketer himself he was, entirely

108 XI HUSSARS JOURNAL

S.S.M. of "C" Squadron . In

1940 Lieut .-Colonel

Combe made him Quartermaster, which appointment

he held till he left the Regiment in

1954.

Successful in all his appointments, he was outstanding

as Quartermaster and particularly so

during the war years.

Rommel is believed to have said that the desert

was a tactician's paradise but a quartermaster's

nightmare . The latter part of the statement was

certainly true, and particularly so for the quartermaster

of an Armoured Car Regiment . Reg coped

magnificently . The Regiment lacked nothing that

could be humanly produced . He was a well-known

and respected figure in his 8 cwt. truck or jeep, and

anyone who was lost quickly attached themselves

to Reg. He was the first 11th Hussar to land in

Normandy, and when the war ended he was the

only officer who had served with the Regiment

throughout the entire war and in all its campaigns.

In 7th Armoured Division he was just about the

best-known figure, and he was always on the best

of terms with everyone from the General downwards

. Reg ended his Regimental service in Malaya

after six months' service there, but in that time he

had become well known to all, from the High

Commissioner to the one-armed bandits.

After leaving the Regiment he went as Quartermaster

to Mons Officer Cadet School but he was

never really happy away from the Regiment . His

personality was too strong and his methods too

direct for his new colleagues, and he left the Army

in

1961 . For a time he lived in Rhodesia and then

went to Australia. In December last year he sailed

for home, hoping to see something of the Regiment

before its amalgamation, but it was not to be.

Those who served in the Regiment with Reg will

have their own special memories of him and their

own pet stories about him : Reg sending the Squadron

clerk down on his bicycle to the Officers' Mess

at Helmiel to warn the subalterns that the Squadron

Leader was about to inspect the garages ; pulling the

same subalterns out of their camp beds on desert

training ; throwing the hammer in the Regimental

sports in his crimson trousers and braces ; bicycling

round the barracks at Wesendorf with Nelly trotting

behind ; standing on the touchline shouting the

soccer team to further efforts ; singing "Danny Boy"

at Sergeants' Mess parties ; giving Sgt . Lawrence a

few crisp instructions and a host of other memories.

One of the best stories about him concerns the

visit of a high-ranking R .E. Officer to Paroi Camp,

Seremban, where the lighting was permanently

dim . Advancing on Reg this officer stated : "My

name is Power." "No Power here," replied

the Quartermaster.

Reg was a man of strong character and determined

opinions, which he was willing to express to

anyone . He had exceptional drive and enthusiasm.

The grass never grew under his feet . As Quartermaster

he served seven Commanding Officers with

supreme loyalty . To his Regiment and to his country

he gave the best years of his life and they are

grateful to him . To his son Stuart and his daughter

Valerie we extend our deepest sympathy.

(A more detailed account of Reg ' s career in the

Regiment appeared in the regimental journal of 1954)

Re: Hey

laura6668 — 2011-11-10 03:26:55Z

Hi I have some Chadwick's in my family tree. I would need more info to find out if we are connected or not. My Great Great Grandfather was Montgomery Fremont Chadwick Born 3-20-1842 in Lansing, Michigan Died in 1920 I believe in Washington state. He was Married To Catherine A. (Anderson) Chadwick Born 8-17-1847 in Dublin, Ireland Died 9-20-1938 Washington state. They had 9 children Alfred, Mamie, Claria, Rachel, Cassie, Mark, Thomas, Frank, and Maud. Your Grandfather, and Great grandfathers names and dates would help.

Hey

kerrylynn676 — 2011-11-09 19:22:11Z

My Name is Kerry Lynn Chadwick,
My Dad is Glenn Chadwick..
I am doing ouwer family tree and would like to know if we have any family mebers thT COULD HELP me with this PLEASE.. I would like to know more about my ancestrys... Please and thank you...
Kerry

James Chadwick Born 1885

dandeciftlik — 2011-10-17 09:41:59Z

I am trying to trace my paternal grandfather, James Chadwick, who was born in 1885, lived in Longley Road, Harrow and attended Wealdstone Bridge Council School.

His parents were Allen and Jane Chadwick (nee Senior) and James married Eliza Ingham at Hurst Parish Church, Ashton under Lyne, Lancashire on 9th June, 1908.

James and Eliza had one son (my father, Kenneth) and at the time of his birth, 30th August, 1912, lived 21 Chestnut Avenue, Crossgates, West Yorkshire.

Soon after Kenneth’s arrival, James apparently left Eliza. Family members don’t think they were divorced only that he left probably for London and it was some years before they heard he had died.

I have found it impossible to discover what happened to him after that and hope someone may be able to help.

Many thanks.

chadwicks rochdale

wendyevans86 — 2011-10-08 16:05:50Z

Hi any info on catherine chadwick she was baptiseb st chads rochdale 31st march 1732 parents edmund chadwick and mary did they have any more children

Re: Chadwick family info. from Tennesse Georgia

BrotherDirtnap — 2011-10-01 17:04:55Z

Grenada, MS area?

Asa Chadwick (1768) and Polly Reed (1772)

michele196399 — 2011-09-25 23:34:48Z

Many ancestry.com family trees have Asa Chadwick born in Easton, Mass. However, all of them list as their source the 1850 census. Yet, according to that census Asa was born in 1786, not 1768. I think they've all simply copied each other, and if it's a mistake, they've all simply copied the same mistake.

If he was born in 1786, then his daughter Jane Chadwick was born when he (Asa) was only 9 years old!

If someone has a different source for his date or place of birth I would like to know, please!

Re: Chadwick

NealWRobertson — 2011-09-19 11:16:22Z

Hello Paula,
Were you ever able to get in contact with Hal Cooper? I tried to contact him on another message that he posted on the CANNON surname board back in 1999. His message was posted over 10 years ago and I got no reply back. I was wondering if you know how to get in contact with him?

Chadwick KIA @ Pearl Harbor

ScotFox — 2011-09-09 02:06:41Z

My Dad was at Wheeler Field HI on 7 Dec 1941 and survived the Japanese raid. He had a good friend whom he said was named Chadwick who was killed. However, casualty lists for Wheeler Field do not list an Air Corp GI by that name. Does anyone know who this was. If so please contact me.

Re: Chadwick Bible

patsybaker2497 — 2011-08-30 17:18:17Z

My Chadwicks were from Hatchechubee Alabama 1800's ,by way of South Carolina..Edward Chadwick late 1700's also early 1800's. Son Jessie wife Hattie(Carden) were my grandmothers
( Ethel Mae Pearline) Chadwick's parents any family info would be appreciated! I have heard of a family Bible also

Re: Chadwick Bible

patsybaker2497 — 2011-08-30 17:18:13Z

Hannah Shipman 1800's Hendersonville, NC

eggerhouse — 2011-08-14 23:26:36Z

Seeking father's name to solve family mystery from 1800's

Hannah Shipman 1808-1890
daughter of Edward Shipman (1771-1864) and Hannah Robinson (1776-1870)
Hannah lived in Hendersonville, NC until she moved to Pickens County, GA in 1880

Hannah had the following children with a married man (possibly a Dover or Chadwick). She never revealed his name.
Children are as follows:
Pleasant R. Shipman (1828-1865) married Evelyn Robertson (1856-1902)
Francis Alexander Shipman (1837-?) married Mary Case (1841-?)
Sarah E Shipman (1840-?)
John W Shipman ( 1841-1903) married Dianna Davis in NC (1840-1929) , then Sarah Pace in GA (1855-?)
Anderson Andrew Franklin Shipman (1845-1911) married Nellie Leach (1882-1940)
Thomas H Shipman (1846-?)
Nancy Ann Shipman (1850-1918) married Dolphus E Parker
William A Shipman (1852-?)

If anyone has any hints, I would be eternally grateful

Re: Chadwick Families in Granville County, NC

bennienoel1 — 2011-08-10 16:08:30Z

I am the 3rd greatgrand daughter of Nancy Blaclock and Samuel Chadwick. My 2nd greatgranmother was
Mary Ann Shadrick of NC. She married Joseph J. Harkness in Butts Cty.,GA Could Nancy's parents have been John and Sarah
Blalock of Granville NC? Your Cousin Bennie

Thelma Clemens Chadwick

plabac1 — 2011-07-30 01:53:03Z

Looking for any info on parents of Thelma Clemens Chadwick of Texas born 4/26/1904 death 12/13/80. Not even sure correct spelling of Clemens, but from Alabama. Father was I beleive William Chadwick/Missouri. Any info would be helpful!

Chadwicks of Trueman Street, Cossall

MooreKaren72 — 2011-07-25 16:44:48Z

Hi Does anyone have any information on the Chadwicks they lived at 12 Trueman Street, Cossall, Notts. He had a daughter called Annie who was born about 1894 and died in 1951 (my grandma)and we think a son called Thomas and another daughter called Alice. Am hoping someone can help as I'm a bit stuck!

Re: looking for info on the chadwicks from ballinard

kiraomeara76 — 2011-06-22 12:19:42Z

http://www.antonymaitland.com/chad0001.htm

I dont know if you got the info you were looking for byt here is a link from the Chadwicks of Ballinard. I am a descendent of them and currently organising a family reunion.

Erica Chadwick.

Re: looking for Frederic Chadwick (~1882-1957) Manchester UK

lynnchadwick2 — 2011-06-05 23:26:11Z

Sorry for the LONG delay, got discouraged and put the family tree project away...My grand-father was Joseph (born August 1909) to mother Selina Moores. Other siblings - Frederic, Edith, Ada and another one I think but forgot the name... Joseph was a British Home Child that came to Canada on SS Doric in 1924, sent first to a home in Sherbrooke Quebec. Would love more information on Chadwick/Moores.

Re: looking for Frederic Chadwick (~1882-1957) Manchester UK

lynnchadwick2 — 2011-06-05 23:25:35Z

Re: looking for Frederic Chadwick (~1882-1957) Manchester UK

lynnchadwick2 — 2011-06-05 23:23:40Z

Sorry I don't think we are related. I recently had some new information and my grand-father came to Canada as a boy (14) as a British Home Child on board the SS Doric.

Re: looking for Frederic Chadwick (~1882-1957) Manchester UK

lynnchadwick2 — 2011-06-05 23:21:01Z

Sorry for the LONG delay, got disocuraged and put the family tree project away...My grand-father was Joseph (born August 1909) to mother Selina Moores. Other siblings - Frederic, Edith, Ada. Joseph was a British Home Child that came to Canada on SS Doric in 1924, sent first to a home in Sherbrooke Quebec. Would love more information on Chadwick/Moores.

Re: Chadwick Bible/Lu Ann Chadwick

NwBizNez — 2011-05-22 15:46:30Z

R U Lu Ann Chadwick daughter of Leslie Chadwick son of Viola Chadwick?

george chadwick

Bab_Gregg — 2011-05-17 06:16:48Z

Has anyone any info on George Chadwick born 1786 in Stalybridge Cheshire.
He married Mary Moss in 1812.

Re: SOPHIA CHADWICK DERBYSHIRE ENGLAND ABT 1850

jwchadwick_2 — 2011-04-05 12:15:36Z

I presume you have this information by now.

http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/igi/individual_record...=

Regards,

James Chadwick

Re: looking for Frederic Chadwick (~1882-1957) Manchester UK

tulapet — 2011-03-23 21:57:20Z

I also have a great grandfather Frederick Shadick, a variation of the last name Chadwick. His son Allan is my grandfather born in Canada in 1911. Frederick originated at a school for boys in England, where he received his education for carpentry. My mother has his diploma from the school and had assumed he was an orphan. He left for Canada with his brother Richard, who was lost at sea during the voyage.

Chadwick's of NC,SC,GA.

chadwick011554 — 2011-03-20 20:49:55Z

Hi All Chadwick,
Still looking to find info on my GGfather John
Chadwick brn abt 1830.Eng,NC,SC, died after 1860,possible
Northern GA,m,Mary Hodgens brn abt 1831 NC per the 1900
Anderson Co Tn census. This John,and Mary Chadwick had I know of,2 children my Gfather John Chadwick brn abt 1852,1860 GA died 1917 Bell Co Tn, Abraham Abe Chadwick brn abt 1858 GA,died Cleveland Tn. John Chadwick # 1 may have been a Mason or my Gfather John Chadwick was a Mason,and had believed to have been married 3 times. Do believe that Gfather John had a daughter who married a unk BLUE in Northern Ga. Gfather John also may have had 2 brothers a james
Jim Chadwick brn Ga
Died OK,,and a William Chadwick who may have changed his name to BiLl Chadwell,and road with Frank,Jesse James of M0.
Roy..

Frederick Chadwick, Rhode Island

KayeSanchez65 — 2011-03-11 18:46:50Z

Fred CHADWICK, born 1893 MA., married Claudia BOYER born 15 Feb 1894 Rhode Island. Searching for children and parents. They lived at Pawtucket, Providence, RI.

Chadwick Family of Broome County, New York

TerryBallantine — 2011-03-05 19:49:07Z

Seeking information about the Chadwick family from Broome County; particularly regarding Henry and Carrie (van Marter) Chadwick. Henry (1856-1938) was a farmer living in Conklin, NY. Children were: Nye, Cora, Glae and Orville.
Thanks for any assistance -
Cheers,
Terry

Re: Chadwicks of Maine

MelFletcher41 — 2011-02-24 04:43:38Z

If you are still interested in the Chadwicks of Palermo, please contact me at

CHADWICK Billy R - Vietnam Wall section 22W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-28 15:10:50Z

CHADWICK Billy R - Vietnam Wall section 22W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Chadwicks from Huddersfield England to Rhode Island/Massachusetts

solacefromdreams — 2011-01-21 05:04:04Z

I'm also researching a branch of the Chadwick family that moved from England to Rhode Island and then to Massachusetts, and immigrated to the US in the 1890's.

In particular, I'm focusing on Joseph H Chadwick, but I haven't been able to connect him to England.

Re: Looking for Information on Mount Washington Deaths!

solacefromdreams — 2011-01-21 04:50:02Z

In case anyone goes looking for the same information I did, I discovered the Joseph Benjamin Chadwick was the son of Ida Schimt (name may not be correct) and Joseph Harold Chadwick (born in England). He was the brother of Alice S Chadwick, who later married William Walter Turgiss.

I found a detailed account of the account here at: http://www.whitemtnews.com/?p=583

I've also got a record of his death, contact me if you want a copy :)

Obit of James Chadwick 1940

lilmar1942 — 2010-12-26 21:09:06Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

JAMES CHADWICK
JUNE 6, 1940

James Chadwick, a lifelong resident of Chatsworth, died at his home in Chatsworth, Monday (June 3) morning at 2:25 o'clock, following an illness dating back about 12 years.
The body rested at the McGuire funeral home until the hour of funeral Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock in the First Baptist church with Rev. A.F. Waechter officiating. Burial was in the Chatsworth cemetery near his father, who preceded him in death many years ago.
Mr. Chadwick was born on a farm near Chatsworth, Illinois, November 6, 1862, a son of James and Lucy Chadwick. He was married at Decatur, Illinois, January 2, 1912, to Miss Grace Fitzgerald. They have resided in Chatsworth since that time. He was the last of his family and is survived by his wife and several nieces and nephews. He was of a quiet, unassuming disposition and while he enjoyed a large acquaintance he never took an active part in any public affair.
He was employed for many years by S.L. Martin and Louis Clodi, but since his health began to fail he has lived a secluded life.
The funeral services were well attended. Miss Elsie Stoutemyer sang two solos, "Safe In the Arms of Jesus" and "Abide With Me."
The casket bearers were Joe Cooney, Claud Bailey, Alan Entwistle, Joe Baltz, Paul Zorn and Dwayne Lighty.
Those from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burns, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. John Sones, Mrs. Harry Sones and Mrs. Charles Messman, of Earl Park, Ind.; Albert Bennett and Ernest Meland, of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. William Gilpin, of Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Georgia McCormick, Mrs. Helen Benort and daughter, of Kankakee; Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Hardmeir, of Piper city and Mrs. Charles Wells, of Forrest.

Re: Richard William Chadwick

dchadwick4 — 2010-12-13 06:49:38Z

Jennifer, I'm a San Diego Chadwick of the William John Chadwick/Bridget Huck line. My father's name was also Richard, and retired from the San Diego police force in 1976. I see your postings from 2000-2001, & I'm wondering did you ever establish William John's parents names, and where they came from with any certainty? Did you ever determine where in Canada William John was born?

Also, where you able to establish any lineage for the Hucks and Enrights in Ireland?