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Mrs. Letitia CRICK d. 2 May 1912 - Independence, MO

JohnWOBrien — 20 Oct 2008 10:58:17 GMT

"The Kansas City Times" (Missouri) Friday, May 3, 1912

DEATHS IN KANSAS CITY.

Mrs. Letitia CRICK, 80 years old, died yesterday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas C. HATTEY,
1409 West Short Street, Independence, where she had
lived seventeen years.

She was the mother of William, James, John and Thomas
CRICK, and of Mrs. T. C. HATTEY, all of Independence;
Mrs. Henry STAHLLEY of Plano, Ill., and of D. H. CRICK
of Harrisonville, Mo.

Funeral services will be held at the Stone Church in
Independence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the
burial will be in Mound Grove Cemetery.

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(I have no connection with this family but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
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neirbo8

cricks from tennessee

bcteal — 1 Sep 2008 9:10:46 GMT

I am looking for someone who might be able to help me with Vance Creek(Crick)from Marion County. His DOB was 1852 adm married to Sibby Floyed. The 1900 census shows him living with is brother in law after Sibby died with 3 Creek children, one of whom was my gggrandfather. I am trying to find out if Vance was the father to these children. Any help would be appreciated.

Crick

sabrinasmith761 — 1 Aug 2008 2:32:14 GMT

Hi,

I am in search for the surname Crick. Which is exciting news. I am looking for Matilda Crick born in 1822 who married Mr. John Penn..

I believe Matilda went by Catharine. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it.

Cruicks in middle Tenn

Thomas A. CrickJr. — 6 Jun 2000 1:36:53 GMT

This is my brother in law and he would lik to here from some one who has some history on the crick clan

I Need Family History on the Crick Family

magnoliaroots — 25 Apr 2008 11:59:52 GMT

My grandmother was a Crick--her father, my great grandfather was Tenolin P. Crick(AKA T. Nolin or T. N. Crick). His father was Elijah M. Crick born 1846 in Williamson. TN. Elijah was the son of William Henry Crick.

I would like to talk to anyone who can give me additional information, and the family history on my great-grandfathers.

Thank you.

David Crick

robbyeo — 4 Nov 2001 4:26:14 GMT

My gr-gr grandmother was Daisy Creek (m. to William McCoy). I have learned that her parents were David Crick and Elizabeth Jane Hopp. I have found the siblings in both instances too.

I haven't been able to find anything beyond David Crick - has anyone else had some good fortune they are willing to share?

Thanks.

Need more information on children of William Henry Crick and Elizabeth Ragsdale

Pam Davis — 3 Jun 2000 12:59:31 GMT

William Henry Crick b. 1787, d. 1874, married Elizabeth Ragsdale, b. 1805 d. 1869. They had 15 children, have list of the children but no more information, could use help.
If have information please e-mail me at pdavis@semo.net. Will share the list of children with you.
Thanks

David W. Crick b. 7-3-1866 @ Clinton Co. Iowa

walark1 — 23 Jul 2002 11:59:46 GMT

David married Lou (Ollie) Hittle 1-1891. David died 12-1910 in Medicine Lodge, KS. David and Ollie's children were:
Alfred Crick
Florence Crick
Nancy Ellen (Ella) Crick
Viola Crick
Gladys Mabel Crick

From Iowa, David (w/his parents) migrated to Arkansas City, KS. Any information anyone has to offer would be greatly appreciated. Feel free to email me directly at walark@pldi.net

crick/creek family of tennessee

pvolkmann — 30 Jul 2007 9:53:51 GMT

My Great-grandmother was Susan Crick/Creek of Tennessee. She married Hugh Eddington/Edington. Her sister Frances was married to him previously.

Parents

Henry Crick — 13 Apr 1999 7:06:40 GMT

I am looking for any info about Henry Crick in NY. He was born around 1850's? He is my 2nd great grandfather.Thanks

Cricks of Ixworth Suffolk

BevLeesuk — 16 Mar 2007 10:41:20 GMT

Looking for more Cricks I have David Crick born abt 1823 Ixworth married Jememia Turner in 1847 David's father according to marriage cert was Thomas who was a shoemaker. Jemima father John was labourerWant to get further back if possible

Find Crick sent to Australia

annaevans271 — 14 Mar 2007 10:20:22 GMT

I am looking for a man surname Crick who was sent to Australia after 1895 (suggested within 2/5 years) with wife and children. I think he lived originally in Leicester and father was connected to shoe industry. Can you help?

Where is Grace Crick Weber buried?

Kay8888 — 13 Sep 2006 9:16:35 GMT

On Dec 4, 1865, Grace Crick was born in Indiana. She lived with the Fuller family in Frankfort Indiana on the 1880 US Census. She married Charles F Weber on Nov. 10, 1896. I just found an internet record that says the marriage was in Sherman County Kansas. She died on July 27, 1897. I am unable to locate the place of her death or the burial site. I would like to verify that this Charles Weber is or is not the Charles Weber on our family tree.

URGENT JOSEPH CRICK PORTRAIT

HarryCunningham77 — 15 Aug 2006 1:45:25 GMT

If you no anything about a protrait of Joseph Crick In Northampton or Austrialia then please contact me via this with the details I really really need to lcate It!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jackson Crick

Suzie Wright — 30 Jul 2006 10:22:02 GMT

Jackson Crick{Creek} was my gggrandfather any information appreciated.

crick/creek....norfolk

shelldeleo — 23 Jun 2006 3:17:26 GMT

hi im looking for info on eli fulchers mother
Mary creek (crick) wife of william fulcher
they were married at winfarthing Norfolk england 5/11/1793
any info would be greatly appreciated thanks Michele
ShellDeLeo@yahoo.com

Elizabeth Crick

spratt3429 — 31 Oct 2001 3:05:45 GMT

Looking for information on Elizabeth Crick 1836-1913. She was married to Benajah Carlton. She is the daughter of Edmond Crick and Josephine Andrews.

meaning of Crick surname

Leslie Ramos — 1 Dec 2000 7:55:03 GMT

I have just very recently began looking up my ancestors and have found many Crick relatives. Does anyone know what the name means? I am assuming it's English because I've traced back to John Crick (father to Jacob) who was born in 1720 in Northhamptonshire England. Please e-mail me with any info you may have. Thank You!

Street Index

HarryCunningham77 — 1 Jun 2006 11:11:04 GMT

Does anyone know of a good website for 1900 street index's please!! I would be really gratefull
Thank-you
Harry Cunningham

Crick Family from Tullahoma Tn

e_labare — 7 Aug 2003 5:39:47 GMT

David,
I read your posting about William and Elizabeth.
Would you know if they had a son named ROBERT JAMES CRICK. He would have married a Emma Frances Butner... I know that he passed away at a early age. He had a Daughter that was named Dorisa Sue/Susanne "SusieDell" born in Bell Buckle Tn year 1907... I know that Robert and Emma had other children... One was named Homer He would have been the baby. If you have any information on this line would you please contact me. "susie Dell" is my great grandmother. I you can contact me at e_labare@isot.com

Crick Family

jfk13169 — 30 Sep 2004 6:15:02 GMT

Looking for info on Crick Family from England! I know there is a village named Crick. Love in information on my ancestors. Thanks,Carol Crick Bowman father Eugene Andrew Crick,grandfather Jabel Crick, ggrandfather Jim or James G. Crick from Kentucky. Thanks,Carol ( jfk13169@yahoo.com)

Devon Crick's

To Julie Palmer — 30 Dec 2000 2:10:11 GMT

Hi Julie
Ready to exchange family history whenever you're ready. Have a Happy New Year
Regards
Doug Crick

Cricks in Missouri

Amanda — 18 Jul 1999 10:09:33 GMT

I am looking for any info about the Cricks in Missouri. I'm looking to trace my family history and my grandfather was a Crick. Thank you

Roswell Crick Pittsburgh PA in 1910 &1920

margaretkukla — 13 Jan 2006 1:05:59 GMT

Roswell Crick was living with his sister in law in 1910 & 1920 Allegheny PA 13 WD. His sister in law was Ida M Kelly widow daughter od William and Annie House. Ida had a daughter Mary F and son John A. If you know this family please contact me at MEK828@alltel.net

Adam Crick's Painting

Beverly Crick Sadler — 9 Feb 2004 8:31:20 GMT

I am a decendent of Adam Crick, of Rimersburg, Pa. I am looking for old family photos and or paintings of Adam and his sons.

Peter CRICK d. 1 October 1898 - Wilkes-Barre, PA

JohnWOBrien — 22 Jan 2005 12:05:23 GMT

"The Kansas City Journal" (Missouri) Sunday, October 2, 1898

FOUR MINERS DIE BY FIRE.

Wilkes-Barre, Pa., October 1. --- Four miners were
burned to death in the Lehigh slope of the Lehigh
Valley Coal Company at Midvale to-day. A fire broke
out in the slope about noon. At the time there were
150 men in the mine. All were gotten out but four.

The dead:

Peter CRICK, married, leaves widow and six children
Peter CORWAL, single
John SORONSKI
Martin SIMOTOCITCH

A miner's open lamp is supposed to have set fire to the timber.

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(I have no connection with any of these families but I'd appreciate
knowing if you found this posting helpful.)
johnobrien@kc.rr.com
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neirbo5

Floyd crick

1waytosad — 13 Jan 2005 10:19:51 GMT

I am looking for any information on my husbands grandfather. I know when he was born and his death year he was married to Audie Fay Crick and had 2 children. There names are Kyle and Gloria. Any information would be helpful Thank you

Alfred Crick-Callie Sebring

meadorross — 6 Jun 2003 7:52:17 GMT

Does anyone have any info on Alfred Crick marrying Callie Sebring October 23, 1923 in Logan County Oklahoma. Alfred was living in Crescent OK and was born in Tennessee. Callie is my ggrandmother, born @ 1876 in Indiana - was married to William Thomas Burke. email me please

Mrs. Idelia CRICK, wife of Jesse CRICK

Tammi84 — 19 Jul 2004 11:53:09 GMT

Idelia Crick, b. @ 1854, d. Oct. 13, 1899

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4AB.2ACE/7703

Link to posting by Phillip Brown

Lee Crick, b. ?, d. Oct., 1899

Tammi84 — 19 Jul 2004 11:49:48 GMT

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/4AB.2ACE/7701

Link Posted on Hopkins County Board by Phillip Brown

2nd Lt. George R. CRICK, WW II

miyukichan0987 — 23 Nov 2004 4:31:41 GMT

Extracted from the WW II magazine "Field Artillery Journal" February 1944 Issue:

SILVER STAR
2nd Lt. George R. CRICK, for gallantry in action...Rimersburg, PA

Please see the post http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p...
under Military WW II General for the entire post from this magazine.

Ohio Cricks

SarahCricks — 12 Dec 2001 9:29:43 GMT

I am 18 yrs old...my father, Daniel Cricks never knew his father or his family...need info about ohio cricks

Crick

jamescrick — 18 May 2004 4:10:30 GMT

I would appreciate any information on Cricks in London. They were in the Poplar area in the 19th. Century. My GGG Grandfather was born in Greenwich in 1780

Franz Kruck Burial

Bev Sadler — 20 Apr 2004 4:02:25 GMT

I'm looking for the address of where Franz Kruck is buried in Sinking Springs, Pa. I'm planning to visit the area in May.
Is there any Cricks/Kricks still living on the property that Franz obtained?

Crick family of Leicester, England

malcolm1585 — 27 Mar 2004 7:53:47 GMT

Would be pleased to receive/share information of family of John Bishop Crick (b. 14 Nov 1867 Syston, Leicester). He married Clara Ward in 1889 at Leicester. 1901 census shows having children Annie E.. (aged 11 yrs) and Mary W.. (aged 1 yr). Believe there was also children Edward (known as Ted) and Winifred. Thank you

CRICK/SWITZER

CindyThompson55 — 16 Apr 2002 5:08:19 GMT

LOOKING FOR ANY INFO PERTAINING TO SUSANNAH
CRICK THAT M. PETER SWITZER-PA

Pa. Crick info

Don Hibbler — 22 Feb 2004 12:33:32 GMT

While researching my Riegel/Riggle family, I came across this item under "Marriages published in the Reading Adler Newspaper 1821 to 1825. (Of Reading, Pa.)

John Crick to Sarah Riegel, last wednesday.

The newspaper edition date was 12/10/1822.

I am seeking info on Sarah, her possible children to John, or her parent's names.
Thanks, Don Hibbler

Crick from Brockley,Suffolk

cmjb36 — 24 Jun 2001 11:42:36 GMT

Any information will be gratefully received about Zackariah Crick who married Hannah Gallant on 14-06-1814 at Brockley, Suffolk.

CRICK - Devon, England

kpayne169 — 5 Dec 2003 11:45:36 GMT

Just discovered my uncle Charles Payne was married to Beatrice CRICK of Barnstaple, Devon, England. Her father was William CRICK and her mother was Sarah Ann JONES. Would appreciate any information on the CRICKS of Devon.
Thanks,
Kathryn

Nancy Crick

burral — 8 Sep 2002 1:12:05 GMT

I am looking for the names of the parents of Nancy Catherine (Crik)Crick.She was born about 1877, she had at least 5 siblings,James,Amsy,Martin,Jacob and Estelle married a Spellman... all siblings lived in Ohio in 1936 the year of Nancy's death.She married Harry Hose and th resided in Washington County, Md.I would appreciate any and all help....Thanks and have a Blessed Day.....Phyllis

Martha Crick

Matt — 5 Jun 2003 5:49:33 GMT

Hi I am looking for any info on Martha Crick and ancestors. She was born in Kimbolton, Huntingdon in 1847 and living in London in the 1881 census as Martha Bain.

Please email any info to me at Mattperry79@hotmail.com

Thank You

Pa. Cricks

S_Ihrman — 24 Aug 2004 11:34:49 GMT

From an unproven list (no author listed either);
Depreciation Lands Museum-Hampton Township/Allison Park post office;
Row 7 #3; Cricks, Esther Grage, Daughter of Joseph & Esther Cricks, April 18, 1871-March 27, 1872

Thought this might be helpful to all !!!

Tammi84 — 1 Mar 2003 5:14:36 GMT

I received this from one of my lists and thought people should know.
Stephanie

Hi Everyone:

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Behind the password protection are links to the free
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In order to get the "5-day free trial" you have to
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One person who recently fell for the come-on had
his/her account dinged not once, but twice.

It is time to remind folks on your state and county
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couple of years since we have mentioned this.

Permission is granted to pass this on.

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Database Production Administrator
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Thanks Tammi

Evonne — 1 Feb 2003 6:09:02 GMT

Thanks Tammi for posting all the census finds.

To bad my Crick I am searching died in 1878. His name is William Irvin Crick, he died from his injuries caused by a war.

I don't know which war (I haven't figured out yet) and it was about 10 years after the war.

Thanks again.

Evonne

1880 U S Census Records Sorted By Census State

Tammi84 — 2 Feb 2003 11:49:12 GMT

1880 U S Census Records Males

Tammi84 — 2 Feb 2003 11:49:12 GMT

1880 U S Census Records Females

Tammi84 — 2 Feb 2003 11:49:12 GMT

New Board Administrator

Tammi84 — 2 Feb 2003 11:49:12 GMT

Hello to all that are Crick Family or researchers of the Crick lines. I just today became this Message Boards Administrator. I choose to do this because my Grandmother was a Crick she would be proud of me for trying to find or help others find her family. Give me time to get all of my information gathered and I will start posting information as to what I have in relation to this family name that I have. I have two E-mail address that you can contact me at if you have any request or problems that I may need to handle. tammii@gulftel.com(main) or tammirp@yahoo.com(second)
Please feel free to contact me at anytime I will do the best I can to help. have a wonderful Day, Happy Hunting, Tammi

Crick from the Kentucky area

Tammi — 28 Dec 2000 5:11:44 GMT

I am looking for the Crick releatives from around the Kentucky area. My grandmother was Daisy Lee Crick from Kentucky.She married a Powell from the same area. If you have news or would like news, on eather family, Please e-mail me at:tammirp@yahoo.com
Thanks have a good day. Tammi

Crick-- England>Tn>Ky

Carol — 13 May 2001 3:12:47 GMT

John-England
Jacob-England
John William- England
Felix Grundy - Tennessee
Noah Cooner - Tennessee
other Cricks
George Washington - SC
James G. - Tennessee

These are the lines in our family. Any names you have in your database, I would love to correspond with you.

cmhh@vci.net

Anthony Crick - b. Ireland

uc99me — 31 Oct 2002 4:20:20 GMT

I have recently found from the 1881 UK census that my relative Antony (Anthony) CRICK was born in Ireland around 1885. He mved to London, UK and married Jane Mary ( Mary Jane) DEERING at St. Georges, Hanover Sq. in 1876.
Does anyone have any knowledge of Crick families in Ireland that could possibly help?

Colin Swales
colin@mind.net

Name Lackey ring a bell to anyone?

sharonbru6 — 28 Jul 2002 10:09:28 GMT

My ancestors sister was named Caroline Lackey. We believe she was married to a John F. Cricks aka Frank Cricks. both of these two were born about 1865.

They had the following children: Amanda (probably child of Franks first wife), Roy, Bessie, Edward, Russell, Ethel Cricks.

Anybody know of these people?

Nancy Crick and Louis Fletcher

adklewis — 13 Sep 2002 11:27:08 GMT

Looking for a Nancy Crick married to Louis Fletcher, had a Daughter Emma who married James Moses Freeze. Emma was born in Coffe Co. TN July 1, 1880. Needed more info if anyone can help. Emma Crick is my great grandmother

thanks
Karen Lewis

Krick/Crick history

J Geer — 27 May 2002 2:40:47 GMT

I am just beginning the family search of the Krick family. My grandmother was from Lancaster,Pa. Her father's name was Jefferson Krick, son of Francis S. Krick and Melinda Studenroth. I know that Jefferson Krick was born about 1858 and married Fannie Heer Moseman in 1880. This is all the information I have on my grandmother's family and would love to build this line. I know grandmother, Edna Mosemann Daugherty, had family rumors of family being in the Rev. War but had no idea of details. Also, where is this family tree monument? Thanks

Family search

pangriff — 10 Jan 2005 10:56:33 GMT

Any info on Crick family Mildenhall district of Suffolk, England. Robert Crick b.abt.1845 m.abt.1870 Betsy Burgess b.1850/1 Barton Mills, Suffolk.

Ethel Cricks Humes

Sharon Bruce — 2 Mar 2002 11:24:12 GMT

Ethel Cricks was born in Butler , PA in 1899. She married Harold Humes. Does the name Humes show up in anyones files out there?

Sarah Catherine Crick and Philip Arner (1831-1893); Clarion Co., PA

sarahinphilly — 30 Jan 2002 2:17:08 GMT

The Arner Family Association seeks descendants of:

SARAH CATHERINE CRICK, Philip Arner, 1831-1893, Madison, Clarion, PA.

You are almost certainly descendants of Hans Ulrich Arner and Verena Eberhard, 1735 immigrants from Switzerland to Philadelphia. Join us for an August 24-25, 2002 gathering in beautiful Lehigh County, Pennsylvania (1 hour north of Philadelphia). For “reunion” information or to see where you fit into the *rner family, visit Joe Erner’s website at www.geocities.com/~erner/gen/arner which documents the Arner/Aner family to the 1500s, or contact us through the Arner Listserv at ARNER-L@rootsweb.com. We’re planning two fun-filled days including a catered Pennsylvania Dutch luncheon and the dedication of a memorial stone in the Heidelberg Union Church cemetery to honor the immigrants. Help us widen our circle of cyber-cousins and plan to attend. We welcome you.

CRICKS/LACKEY of Butler Co., PA

sharonbru6 — 28 Jul 2002 10:09:28 GMT

Hello,

Is anyone familiar with a John F. Cricks aka Frank Cricks of Butler Co, PA b. c. 1861-65? He was married twice. Don't know first wife. Second wife was a Lackey. Possibly Caroline or Carry, but that may have been her middle name.

John F./Frank Cricks children were named: Amanda, Roy, Bessie, Edward, Russell and Ethel b. 1899.

The family lived on Plank Road in Butler Borough, Butler County, PA.

Thank you!

Crick

FLoring0424 — 23 Jun 2001 1:21:40 GMT

Looking for information on a Harry Crick,
b. in PA about 1885. Married to a an Ida Coldreu
Any help appreciated. Had a child named Mabel b. in PA in 1904.
Thanks you

Crick family/PA

FLoring0424 — 23 Jun 2001 1:21:40 GMT

Looking for a Harry H. Crick b abt 1875 in PA, married Ida Louise ??
daughter Mabel Charolotte Cricj born 1904 in PA, she died in Washington state. any help appreciated.

CRICKs from SUFFOLK, ENGLAND

David Bennett — 27 Nov 2001 9:37:27 GMT

Hi

I am trying to trace a line of CRICKs back and have so far ended up with JAMES CRICK (see below). If you recognise any of the line I would be very grateful if you could e-mail me back

thanks

David Bennett
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1. JAMES CRICK married MARY ANN COOPER on December 26, 1825 in St. Mary, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk.

More About JAMES CRICK:
Occupation: 1846, Shoemaker

Children of JAMES CRICK and MARY COOPER are:
2. i. LETITIA FRANCIS2 CRICK, b. February 3, 1826, St. Mary, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk.
ii. EZEKIEL CRICK, b. September 23, 1827, St. Mary, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk.
iii. LAVINIA CRICK, b. May 17, 1834, St. Mary, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk.

Generation No. 2

2. LETITIA FRANCIS CRICK was born on February 3, 1826 in St. Mary, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk. She married THOMAS BENNETT December 2, 1846 in Registration Office, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk, son of THOMAS BENNETT. He was born Bef. 1826.

More About LETITIA FRANCIS CRICK:
Residence: 1846, 134 Eastgate St, Bury Saint Edmunds, Suffolk

More About THOMAS BENNETT:
Fact 1: 1846, Stonemason
Residence: 1856, 42 Upper John Street Saint Pancras

Child of LETITIA CRICK and THOMAS BENNETT is:
3. i. FRANK3 BENNETT, b. December 21, 1856, 42 Upper John Street, Saint Pancras, London.

THE CRICKS

sandra spears — 13 Oct 2001 5:27:45 GMT

i am looking for information on john crick. he was from northhamptonshire england he was born 1720 if you know anything about him or his father please e-mail me
sandra spears

Crick

Jennifer Nelson — 17 Jun 2000 2:00:45 GMT

My maternal grandfather was EARL CRICK. He served in World War I
He may have lied about his age to get in the army. He married May Bell
Snyder and they had 8 children, 7 are still living. Any info on his parents,
grandparents would be helpful!

Harold Crick, Linville Crick

crispy4 — 30 Oct 2001 2:40:18 GMT

Linville Crick Sr, born 7/15/1861 Clarion Cty, PA. Had 4 children, Harold, Edmond or Edward, Linville Jr, and Laura. Any further information would be appreciated.
Hotmail address is defunct. Please reply to this board or send message to dcbehnke@advdata.net.
Chris

Henry Crick

careycarey — 23 Jun 2001 12:46:42 GMT

John William Crick and George Gibson were involved in a deed transfer with Henry Crick of Newberry Co, SC. The deed was for land in Fairfield Co, SC, but John W Crick was living in Newberry Co, at the time of the transfer. Does anyone have any information on Henry. John purchased the land from Henry and George Gibson was one of the witnesses.

It looks like John did not reside on the land in Fairfield Co, he sold it about a week after he recorded the deed in the Fairfield Co, records to the clerk that recorded the deed.

Appreciate any help offered.
Cary

Anthony CRICK

uc99me — 29 Aug 2001 2:19:47 GMT

I am researching the Crick family and have got bact to Anthony CRICK (1854-1925)married Mary Jane DEERING (1857-1935) about 1884 St. Saviours church,St. Georges Barnet, London. He lved in Brighton Sussex around the turn of the century. Any info on parents would be welcome.
Colin
colin@mind.net

Oregon USA

Earl Bailey Crick

Jennifer Nelson — 17 Jun 2000 3:10:34 GMT

Earl Bailey Crick b. 1900-1902 (?)
son of James and Cynthia Crick
served in Germany in WWI
lied about his age to enter army
died 1957 in Hopkins County, KY

John Crick Devon

To Julie Palmer — 20 Dec 2000 10:52:32 GMT

Hi Julie
Yes! Please get it touch with me via the Email listed doug.crick@btinternet.com
We my be related. I live in S.Wales.

Update.

Doug Crick — 2 Dec 2000 9:05:14 GMT

On the above, John Crick was born at Barbrook Mill in Lynton on Feb 15 1860. Mary Jane Conibear was born at Heavytree in Exeter on Dec 24 1862. Any family still living in Devon, or anyone knowing of relatives in the U.K. ?

Nettie (or Belle) Crick / Charles Best -- Indiana

Leora Moonglows — 7 Jul 2001 8:22:10 GMT

I am looking for information about my paternal grandmother, Nettie Belle (Crick) Best. The SSDI lists her as Nettie Best, but in the 1920 US Census of Frankfort, Indiana, she is listed as Belle Best. Her birthdate was 24 May 1880. She was probably born in Clinton County, Indiana, possibly near Colfax. I have no information about when she would have married Charles Best. If anyone has any information, please post here or write me at leora@yahoo.com. Thank you!

John Crick in Devon.

Doug Crick — 2 Dec 2000 8:57:07 GMT

I'm looking for any info on my grandfather John Crick who lived in Devon, married Mary Connibier early nineteen hundreds. Appreciate any help.

Bob Crick

JCA1923MT — 27 May 2002 6:18:44 GMT

Looking for Bob Crick who was last heard from

several years ago when he was working as a

carpenter in the Las Vegas area. Bob was a

smokejumper for the US Forest Service in the

50's and 60's

CRICK FAMILY

Claire Bartram — 19 Oct 2000 9:41:36 GMT

My 3x great grand father was Zackariah Crick, he married Hannah Gallant on 14-06-1814 at Brockley, Suffolk, UK. They had 3 children to my knowledge called Mary, Robert and Hannah who was my 2x great grand mother.If anyone can give me any information on these, please e-mail or reply to this message, thankyou.

Francis Compton Crick "double helix"

Karla Johnson — 23 Jul 2000 8:07:41 GMT

Has anyone done any research on this Crick?
Karla

PA Cricks

C. Horton — 2 Jan 2000 2:25:47 GMT

C. Banducci....please e-mail me at CricketH@webtv.net Will make arrangements to send photo
of 'tree monument'. Could it possibly be in Sinking Springs,PA..Berks Co. ?

Robert Crick, Suffolk England

pangriff — 10 Jan 2005 10:56:33 GMT

Seeking any info.on anc/desc of Robert Crick, gamekeeper,of Lakenheath, b.abt 1845, m.abt 1870 Betsy Burgess b.1850/51 of Barton Mills, Mildenhall, Suffolk. Said to have large family inc. my Gfthr Harry Crick who left home abt 12 yrs old.

EUELLA D. CRICK/ STERLING MUNDELL--mar. ARK

slwest50 — 22 Jun 2001 4:42:01 GMT

Seeking descendants of this couple. They were married in Benton Co., ARK, Feb. 25, 1886. Sterling P. Mundell was son of Hugh Mundell and Tabitha Morton. He was born Jan. 1862 in Missouri, most likely Linn Co.. Any assistance greatly appreciated.

Bob Crick

JCA1923MT — 27 May 2002 6:18:44 GMT

Looking for Bob Crick who was last heard from

several years ago when he was working as a

carpenter in the Las Vegas area. Bob was a

smokejumper for the US Forest Service in the

50's and 60's