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Lt. Paul A. Hunsicker in Brady, TX 1944

drbrownlee — 2012-01-31 06:02:17Z

Paul is pictured in the 44-A class yearbook of Curtis Field, in Brady, Texas. He is the athletic officer. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: location - Wisconsin Hunsickers

rebholzgary — 2011-10-01 18:14:36Z

Speaking of the Hunsicker name and the Milwaukee library - there are about 50 Hunsicker entries in the index of German newspapers culled from the collection at that library.

Unfortunately they won't allow the ongoing project to be available to the public on a terminal there so I made it available at the Salzmann Library in suburban St. Francis.

Contact me directly for look-ups. Indexing started there in 2007, and will continue beyond 2011.

Gary Rebholz
Milwaukee Wis.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

"Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" 1844-1950.

HUNSICKER James E - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-07-30 22:17:44Z

HUNSICKER James E - Vietnam Wall section 1W

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 222,443 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: Johannes Hunsicker

whunsicker1 — 2011-05-16 20:12:10Z

Jane, I believe they were likely related (cousins?), but I cannot prove a direct, validated connection back from Christian Hunsicker (Philip (III)'s father, Johannes' grandfather). I believe Christian was born about 1746 in Frederickburg, PA. He died abt 1810 and was buried at Walmer's Church, Lebanon County, PA.

Notes - There were at least five, maybe six, Christian Hunsickers alive during the late 1700s in (and around) Lebanon PA. We believe they were all closely related (uncles, cousins, etc.), but have not found clear links between all of them. Based on the various Wills of an older Christian Hunsicker, his brother Samuel Hunsicker, and also of Samuel's son Christian, it appears that our Christian Hunsicker (Philips father) was most likely the son of Rudolph Huntzaker. His uncle Christian (Rudolph's brother) and another uncle, Samuel, owned land to the east of Lebanon and adjacent to each other. That Christian and his brother Samuel both named one of their male children "Christian" and to add to the confusion each of those sons married a lady named "Barbara." However, both Samuel and his brother, the elder Christian Hunsicker, left Wills which identify their respective wives and children proving my ancestor named Christian was not one of their children. A verifying item, a plot for the land that Samuel left his son named Christian, can be found at the Lebanon County Historical Society. That son's Will can also be found in the Lebanon County Court House (No. H-71). In it, Christian, (Samuel's son) identified his wife (Barbara) and his three children (Jacob, Molly, and Catherine). A second item which eliminates that son from being our Christian is that he would have been 9 years old in 1781, too young to serve in the military, while his father, Christian, would have been a plantation owner, over 40, with a wife and several children -- and therefore also unlikely to have served. A fourth Christian Hunsicker was born Mar 26, 1776, was married to Anna Newcomer, died Aug 5, 1857 and was buried in the Union Cemetery. He would have been about 5 years old in 1781.

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Our Christian served in the military in 1781/2 in Lancaster County, PA. The Pennsylvania Archives shows our Christian was recruited as a private in Captain Casper Stoever's Company, 3rd Company, 2nd Bm, Lancaster County Militia in Bethel township, Lancaster County. He was buried about 1810 in Walmer's Church, Lebanon County, PA. Christian appeared in the census in 1810 in Dauphlin, East Hanover, PA. The 1810 census shows 1 male under 10 (Jacob?); 1 male, 16-25 (Philip?), 1 male 45 or over (Christian); 1 female, 16-25 (Elizabeth?), and 1 female 45 or over (Barbara?) He lived in Hamlin, Lebanon County, PA. It should be noted that the linkage from Philip Hunsicker III through Christian to Rudolph jr. is by far the weakest link in my entire genealogy. It is based on a reference found in the books Emigrants, Refugees and Prisoners, Vol. I, Vol. II, Vol. III by Richard Warren Davis, some known dates, several other genealogies found on the web and some discussion with other Hunsicker descendants. As such it provides a starting point for additional research, but should not be construed as any form of solid evidence at this time. There is much conflicting information about who was Christian's father and how many children Rudolph had and which Rudolph had them. In addition, there is an open question as to why Phillip is identified as a third.

Main references are our own research in and around Spenser ID and Lebanon, PA. (2000-2001) plus
1. A. L. Emily (worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com).
2. Helen Shaw, History of the Hunsicker Family extracted from various PA and IN church and census records and from the "Matthias Frautz Family" history. (Owen County Public Library, in Spenser Indiana. The documents were placed there by a Mrs Helen L. Shaw of Terre Haute, Ind.).
3. Donna Null Basinger, Information provided Feb 15, 2003 by e-mail.

Re: Johannes Hunsicker

janelamador — 2011-05-16 04:16:35Z

Do you know if yours is related to mine? Is yours also from the PA area?

Re: Johannes Hunsicker

whunsicker1 — 2011-05-15 19:19:24Z

Yes I do have an ancester named Johannes but he was born 27 Nov 1825, died 7 Apr 1916.

Re: Johannes Hunsicker

janelamador — 2011-05-15 06:03:10Z

Johannes Hunsicker (1722 - 1800) is my 6th great uncle, so we've got a family connection.

Re: Jacob Hunsicker (1812-1882) Schuykill Co, PA

edithbenson — 2010-11-26 14:23:17Z

I know the family came to Philadelphia in Sept 1731, Johannes (John) settled in Northumberland County (penna)....later to become Lehigh Cty, Valentine and wife Elisabeth settled in Skippack, Perkiomen Twp, Montomery County where they farmed and multiplied. The originally came from AAgau Canton in Switzerland then moved for several generations to Alsace because of the upheaval of the 30 years war. They were protestants specifically Mennonites (Anabaptists in Europe), The Mennonite Heritage Center in Montgomery County can give you a lot of 18th century data on this well known family.
steve benson email sbenson@mstarproperties.com

HUNSICKER James E 1Lt 1971 57th AHC Denver PA

t42Holloway_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-02 12:40:00Z

HUNSICKER James E 1Lt 1971 57th AHC Denver PA

I photographed this Plaque in the Camp Holloway, Vietnam Memorial replica at Vietnam Memorial, Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,495 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Loren Hunsicker

DRoepcke — 2010-05-09 22:43:11Z

My friends and I would be more than happy to help you.
We are also from the Hunsicker line-
Please email me @ jrmach25@aol.com

Debbie

Loren Hunsicker

maalires — 2010-05-09 02:21:17Z

My father is an out of wedlock child, born 1935, in Denver Co. Supposedly, Loren had a car dealership in Arizona in 1950's. My father is dying and I would like to get him some information on his biological father. Mother's name was LeElva (Leta) Eddlemon (maiden) Roop(first marriage, divorced) Webb (last? marriage to George Webb).
My father: James Edward Adams (adoptive parent's last name) , 1/2 brother Clifford Roop, 1/2 sisters Phylis and Karen Webb Regnier (of Arizona and CA).

Re: Franklin Hunsicker born 1874 Kansas

EFdesouza — 2010-05-04 20:02:53Z

We found him! He was in Washington & Oregon. Died in 1948 in Lodi, CA.

J. Bruce Hunsicker - Akron, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-03-13 19:59:07Z

J. Bruce Hunsicker, 55, died March 10, 2010 after a long battle against prostate cancer.

Born in Akron, Ohio he was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. A graduate of The Ohio State University and The University of Akron School of Law, Bruce was an attorney at Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP.
Past chairman and board member of the Y.M.C.A., he was a graduate of Leadership Akron. A member of Hill 'N Dale, he loved shooting and model trains.
His greatest passion was his family and friends with whom he shared his infectious laugh.
Bruce created the One-In-Six Foundation to raise money for prostate cancer research and awareness. This will be his legacy. To honor him, The Mayor of Akron, Ohio declared October 31, 2009 "J. Bruce Hunsicker Day."

Preceded in death by his mother, Florence; he is survived by his father, Oscar II; wife, Laura; sons, Grant and Steven; brother and sister-in-law, Oscar III and Barbara of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; sister and brother-in-law, Julie and David Basarab of Suwanee, Ga.

Bruce fought long and hard, never giving up, while continuing his fight for others. The One-in-Six Foundation has funded several clinical trials and research projects and will continue to do so well into the future.

A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. MONDAY at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 1361 W. Market St. Akron, Ohio with Rev. Mark J. Pruitt officiating.
Private inurnment at Moore's Chapel Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Billow FAIRLAWN Chapel, 85 N. Miller Rd., SATURDAY from 4 to 6:30 p.m. and SUNDAY from 2 to 4 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the One in Six Foundation, 106 South Main Street, Suite 1100, Akron, OH 44308 (http://www.OneInSix.org)

Summit County, Ohio

Courtesy Post Only

Re: Pauline Hunsicker St. Louis Missouri

kinneygolf — 2009-05-14 09:08:39Z

I believe that I found her father, Henry (Heinrich) Hunsicker. Born August 1826, in Germany, immigrated to the US in 1854. Still interested in Pauline's mother, and ancestors of Pauline's parents.

Pauline Hunsicker St. Louis Missouri

kinneygolf — 2009-05-14 02:33:22Z

I'm looking for my grandmother's parents or siblings. She was born in St. Louis Missouri, and married George Erbs. They had 9 children, most of whom lived in St. Louis. My mother, Anita, was the only one who moved away. My only living aunt only knows that her mother's maiden name was Hunsicker, but does not know who her parents were.

Rebecca Hunsicker Chenoweth

JoanJacobsen706 — 2009-01-08 12:00:05Z

My mother,a Bryner, is related to Isaac Newton Chenoweth, her grandmother was Rebecca (Hunsicker) Chenoweth. I need more information about the Hunsicker Family. Her Uncle, Dr. Charles B. Chenoweth, took care of the Chenoweth family headstone settings in the Vinton, IA Evergreen memorial Park.

Re: Franklin Hunsicker born 1874 Kansas

fhc4722 — 2008-08-21 19:24:26Z

Syreta Pearl Todd

Date:
May 17, 1916 ~ June 25, 2008

Syreta Pearl Todd, age 92, a resident of Flower Mound, Texas, died Wednesday, June 25, 2008, at the Medical Center in Lewisville, Texas. She was born May 17, 1916 in Arma, Kansas the daughter of George Washington Honsicker and Hannah “Tinnie” Goodwin Honsicker. Pearl grew up on a farm south of Girard, Kansas and was a graduate of Girard High School. She went to work for John Russell Todd, who was owner/operator of Hy-Test Fuel Company in Pittsburg, Kansas. They later married and moved to Fort Smith, Arkansas in 1940 where the couple owned and operated the Flamingo Capri Motel. They lived in Fort Smith for 50 years. She also worked in New York city for the president of the National Council of Churches for two years. She was a member of the Methodist Church.

Survivors include a son, John Russell Todd, Jr. of Flower Mound, Texas; a daughter, Catherine Anne Mutch and husband John, Boise, Idaho; four grandchildren, John Mark Todd and Tiffany Todd, both of Dallas, Texas, Marylee Alice Mutch, Boston, Massachusetts, and Elizabeth Ashley Mutch, Charolette, North Carolina. Also surviving are several great grandchildren and nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by four brothers, Clarence, Jess, Raymond and Earl Honsicker, and one sister, Grace Petgen. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:00 p.m. Saturday in the Cheney Witt Chapel. Burial will follow in the Girard City Cemetery. Services under the direction of Cheney Witt Chapel, 201 S. Main, Fort Scott, Kansas.

This is my Grandpa's sister. They are from Ks. but they spell their last name with an "O" instead of a "U" Grandpa did tell me it was originally Hunsicker, but it was changed during the war to Honsicker because it is German.

Re: Jacob Hunsicker (1812-1882) Schuykill Co, PA

JeffreyPadell — 2008-08-01 10:35:46Z

Donna,
I have been to the Gerber reunion several times, unfortunatly I won't make it this year, Boston to Snyders is 600 miles round trip and the price of gas is a big factor.
Dot Blocker who usually goes to the reunion had a heart attack and is in a nursing home in Lehighton

Re: Jacob Hunsicker (1812-1882) Schuykill Co, PA

DonnaGerber — 2008-07-31 02:19:45Z

I have information on Jacob's wife's family and Jacob's and Polly's descendants which I'll gladly share. If you are interested in the Gerber reunion it is coming up on August 9 and I can send you information. Also, am interested in the Kutz ancestors of Reuben. You can contact me at djgerber88@aol.com. Thanks, Donna

Hun***kers at Purdue

RMHunziker — 2008-06-24 16:40:02Z

While researching for the Wikipedia entry, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Frederick_Hunziker, I found the following persons with related surnames listed in Purdue yearbooks.

1905 Debris (Purdue University yearbook, Vol 17)
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9618
Page 111
Samuel Madison Hunsicker, "Sam," Mulberry, Ind.
B. S. in M. E.
Thesis—Tests of a Rider Hot Air Pumping Engine Under Varying Discharge Head.
"Sam" has shot hot air so much around the University that it has become a specialty of his, and so he has pursued his favorite line of work, as can be seen from his above Thesis. He is another one of "Jimmie's" prodigies, having succeeded in working a graft early in his Junior year.
(photo of Hunsicker)

1906 Debris, Vol 18
Page 322
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9393
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega

1907 Debris, Vol 19
Page 282
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8887
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega

1908 Debris, Vol 20
Page 222
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8361
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega

1909 Debris (Purdue University yearbook), Vol 21
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8004
P. 129
Charles Ross Hunsicker, Akron, Ohio. "Hun."
B.S. in M.E. ΑΤΩ. Athletic Association (1) (3) (4).
"Hun" is of the quiet, gentlemanly variety, always unruffled and dignified, when under the possible eye of a prof. But once out with the boys, he is one of the best of "good fellows." During the past year he has added Ladies' Hall to his regular calling list. But in spite of such a handicap, he is finishing strong, right with bunch.
Entry has photo
P. 305
C. R. Hunsiker [sic] (class of 1909)
Member of Purdue's Ohio Club
P. 274
C. R. Hunsicker (class of 1909)
Member of Alpha Tau Omega

[According to Ellis Island records, a Charles R. Hunsicker of Akron, Ohio arrived 13 May 1913 (age 27y, single) on the ship Panama from Cristobal, C.Z., Panama.]

1910 Debris, Vol 22
Page 317
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,7606
Purdue University Military Band
H. Hunsicker, '13 ... Second Cornet

1911 Debris, Vol 23
Page 345
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,32342
Purdue University Band
H. Hunsicker, '13

1913 Debris,
Page 315
Varsovienne Club
H Hunsucker (1913)

1906 Debris, Purdue Univ Yearbook Vol 18
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,9397
Page 326
Phi Kappa Sigma
Walter W. Hunzicker (1908)

1907 Debris, Vol 19
Page 286
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8891
Phi Kappa Sigma
W. W. Hunzicker (1908)

1908 Debris, Vol 20
Page 226
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8365
Phi Kappa Sigma
Walter W. Hunzicker
Page 98
http://e-archives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/debris,8233
Walter W. Hunzicker, Marion, Ind., "Hunz."
B. S. in Electrical Engineering. ΦΚΣ. Athletic Association (3) (4). A. I. E. E. (4).
"Hunz" has a formidable way of making you believe his fund of information was the only correct and complete set extant, but on closer investigation he is found to be quite harmless. During his Freshman year he learned to make one cope answer for four patterns and this characteristic followed him through college. If he can't find an easy snap he will likely make one, for his originality has never been known to fail him.

Re: Jacob Hunsicker (1812-1882) Schuykill Co, PA

JeffreyPadell — 2007-11-01 08:48:56Z

I have very little on him or his wife, Maria. My source on Jacob is the will of Henry Gerber, Maria's father, her father was Henry Gerber 1769-1835 and mother was Maria Magdelena Dietrich abt 1774- . I have is dates at about 1812- abt 1882 but no source for that so I can't swear to it. I don't have any children listed since they are a collateral line for me.

Jeff

Jacob Hunsicker (1812-1882) Schuykill Co, PA

BSchwartz7471 — 2007-10-31 01:25:16Z

Looking for information on Jacob Hunsicker (1812-1882) and his ancestors. He married Maria Magdalena (Polly) Gerber and lived in West Penn twp, Schuylkill Co, PA. Their children are Rebecca (m. Reuben Kutz), Joseph (M. Sophia Schnell), Thomas (m. Amelia Moyer), Jacob, Charles, Sarah, and John.

Re: Barbara Hunsicker-Sherk Lines

melanieptucker — 2007-02-19 06:17:57Z

Helen,
My husband is also descended from Casper Sherk who married Susanna Light and then Anna Wolf. We are from Casper's son, Samuel b. 1802. Do you have a source on Susanna Light's death? Also information as to why Casper Sherk (1766-1840) moved to Ohio?

Thanks,
Melanie

Re: Franklin Hunsicker born 1874 Kansas

fhc4722 — 2006-12-18 13:46:36Z

My Grandparents are Honsicker. I am told the name was originally Hunsicker. They are also from Kansas. I would say it is a relation. Grandpa is from Arma Kansas, He did talk alot about Ft Scott. So, Arma Kansas may be a good place to look. I have tried to find info, but I see the Honsicker name is not popular. They have few if any living relitives in the Pittsburg Ks area, that may also be a good place to look. I have a tape Grandpa made about some of his family. People wanted him to write a book, and wish he did, he knew so much about the family. His mothers maiden name was Goodwin. I do not know when the name spelling changed, Grandma said they did it because it is German. Grandma is still living, she is 93. She dont remeber those things. I haope this helps. Girard Kansas is also a good place to look. I dont know if you are close enough to go to the courthouse and look through deed records, you may find some good info. Grandpa talked alot about the Goodwins, but very little about Honsicker side. He talked of the Dalton Gang, which his Grandpa Goodwin was a marshal and was there when they was caught in Coffeville. Good luck, I hope this helps.You are welcome to email me at, addington73@hotmail.com

Searching for Peter Hunsicker born 1812 in Perry County, Ohio.

mavis_bassett — 2006-11-05 00:31:11Z

I'm searching for any information on Peter Hunsicker born May 6, 1812 in Perry County, Ohio.
Peter married Martha Webb on January 1, 1835 in Hocking County, Ohio.
Peter's parents are Jacob Hunsicker born November 4, 1775 in Frederick County, Virginia.
Eve Parrett born June 16, 1786 in Rockingham County, Virginia.
Any help with this couple would be greatly appreciated.
Gratefully,
Mavis Bassett
mavisbassett@yahoo.com

Earl Raymond Hunsicker

2006-07-15 17:50:41Z

I am looking for information on an Earl Raymond Hunsicker (b. 1899), who was maried to Lucille Cargill. They lived in Ohio!! Sorry for the lack of information.

If anyone can help, that would be great!

Re: Parents for Clifford S. Hunsicker, 1904-1977

animebill — 2006-06-21 02:02:48Z

Clifford S. Hunsicker lived in Bucks County, PA, all his life as far as I know.

Parents for Clifford S. Hunsicker, 1904-1977

animebill — 2006-06-21 02:00:56Z

I'm just getting started and have mostly oral info from my parents. Clifford is my paternal grandfather. First Spouse: Margarete (or Margaret) Mary Smith(1903-1940). Second Spouse: Lorraine (no other information). Children: John C.(b. 1925), Charles Thomas (b. 1927), Mary Ann (b. 1928), Marjorie Theresa (b. 1930), William Robert (b. 1932)(my father).

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Francis P. Hunsicker - bio

pa_bios — 2006-06-15 17:02:57Z

"In 1876 he married Ella J., daughter of John and Regina Clauser, of Allentown........."

Biography of Francis P. Hunsicker
http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2f/francis-p-hunsicker.html

HUNSICKER of Louisa Co., IA

shellyinoh — 2006-06-09 18:21:51Z

Searching for descendant info of Jacob HUNSICKER b 1835 PA who died 1915 in Louisa Co., IA and buried in Wapello cem.

He married Isabelle FOOR 1862 Louisa Co. IA. She was born in Bedford Co., PA and died in Wapello, buried same.

Their known ch were
1. Ida M. Hunsicker b 1866 m/1 1884 to Frank ARGYLE and had 2 known ch: Maude b 1891, Howard b 1894 (where did they go after 1910?) M/2 Albert Frank REED abt. 1903.
2. Abraham HUNSICKER b abt 1868 possibly Wapello
3. Leroy W. "Roy" HUNSICKER b abt 1874 same, d aft Jan. 1920 of Wapello, m Wilma A.
4. Frank HUNSICKER b abt 1877 Wapello possibly m abt. 1909/1910 to a Maude E. and possibly went to Freeport, IL (not sure if it's the same Frank)
5. Hazel HUNSICKER b Nov. 1880 probably Wapello, last seen in 1900 census at age 19.

Hunsicker

ebringle_1 — 2006-06-06 23:23:27Z

I'm looking for any information on an Erwin or Irwin Hunsicker married an Evelyn Geist had one daughter named Mae, All from Pa., Berks Co. He was born around 1914 and died around 1957 with cancer. His father's name is Robert.
Thanks for any help, Evelyn

Abraham HUNSICKER/HUNSAKER

sdlindnd — 2006-05-30 02:43:08Z

Hi all.

I'm looking for information on Abraham/Abram HUNSICKER/HUNSAKER who served in the Revolutionary War. I have heard that he married Agness FISHER, although that can't be verified. I have his service records. Would love to share notes.

Any help is much appreciated.
--Shannon

Re: Abraham HUNSICKER/HUNSAKER

sdlindnd — 2006-05-30 02:43:08Z

That information would certainly be helpful! Sorry for the oversight....

Abraham lived in and served in NC (probably Burke County). He was a private in Brevard's Company. He was born in Lancaster County, PA and lived as a child in Shenandoah County, VA. I believe he died either in VA or in Burke County, NC.

Re: Keith Edward Hunsicker obit info

benner127 — 2006-05-20 02:56:12Z

I don't have this obit, but I am pretty sure I have his father, Carl, in my family tree. Contact me if you want more info blondeohiogal@yahoo.com

Re: Franklin Hunsicker born 1874 Kansas

2006-04-06 02:22:13Z

Sorry, none born in KS. I have 1 Frank born dec. 1870 and died 1963, and 1 Frank born 1866 in PA, wife Anna, with one son Walter C, born abt 1894.
Their is a line from Montgomery County in Eastern PA that you might explore. Many significant Hunsickers in that line.My line started somewhere in Alcase, Germany/France 1831 settled in Schulykill Cty., PA and then moved to Montgomery Cty., PA.
I hope this gave you some more leads to check, good luck,
Carl

Franklin Hunsicker born 1874 Kansas

2006-04-05 16:16:57Z

Looking for information about the son of Abraham Hunsicker. He was born near Ft. Scott, KS on Dec. 19, 1874. I know he was still alive around 1895 as I have a photo of him. Seeking info about wife and family, also death.

Re: Barbara Hunsicker-Sherk Lines

Helen_Everhart2 — 2006-01-16 17:54:08Z

Please notice my Email Address

Re: Abraham HUNSICKER/HUNSAKER

2006-01-16 17:00:41Z

Where did he live and were was he a Rev. Soldier?

Barbara Hunsicker

JEastley1178 — 2005-10-17 01:13:34Z

My relative, Barbara Huntzaker, wife of Casper Sherch, was the daughter of Rudolph Huntzaker. Sorry, I don't have any other information about mother, siblings, etc.

John Hunsicker obit /Ohio

2005-10-09 03:00:55Z

See attached,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,no relation to above............

Some Descendants of Johannes Hunsicker (1722-1800)

cfkerchner — 2005-09-27 19:38:56Z

Casper Hunsicker, born about 1759, s/o Johannes Hunsicker, was not married to Susanna Best. Casper, s/o Johannes was married to a Margaretha ___. Casper (Sr.) died before 1819 some time. It was their son Casper Jr., born 23 Aug 1786, died in 1847, who was married to Susanna Best. The Anniversary History of Lehigh County PA published in 1914 is the source of this often repeated error. On pages 594 and 600 of the Hunsicker Family article you can see paragraphs discussing Casper (Sr.) and Casper (Jr.). On page 594 they incorrectly list the wife of Casper (Sr.) as being Susanna Best. In addition the two children of Casper (Jr.), Stephen and Maricha, are wrongly repeated there on page 594 as being the chidren of Casper (Sr.) too. That is not correct. Casper Hunsicker (Jr.) is correctly reported as being married to Susanna Best on page 600 of the same article, with two children, Stephen and Maricha. Some people try to reconcile this confusing information by giving Susanna Best an additional given name, i.e., Suanna Margaretha Best. That is wrong too. From my research she was only Susanna Best and was married to Casper (Jr.), not Casper (Sr.). If one studies the local church baptism records and cemetery records, estate records in the Lehigh Co PA courthouse in Allentown PA, the census records for the periods, and carefully reads the two paragraphs on page 594 and 600 respectively in the county history, one can see that the information on page 594 as to the name of the wife of Casper (Sr.) is not Susanna Best, and Stephen and Maricha were not the children of Casper (Sr.). Also see PA Births Lehigh Co, Humphrey, pub. 1992.

See this webpage for more information and details:
http://www.kerchner.com/des1671.htm

Charles
http://www.kerchner.com/contact.htm

Hunsicker

EFdesouza — 2005-09-18 03:49:40Z

Please note: I have a new email address.

Re: Hunsicker Family in Wisconsin

2005-08-11 17:47:02Z

Thanks. In the 1910 census they lived in Wood county but by 1920 they were in Beloit, WI. I don't think they had any other children.

Re: Hunsicker Family in Wisconsin

2005-08-11 15:38:54Z

I have some information on a William Hunsicker. He died in Wausau, WI. Did the person you are looking for live in Wausau too? His wife's name is recorded several ways--Emilie, Amilia, and Amelia. I do not have the same children as you though.

William had two brothers who lived here too--Ernst Carl and Herman Wilhelm Julius.

I can check in the Wood County records if you'd like. Let me know. I have a few more days before school starts and could go there for information.

Susie

Obit: Rosa May (Benner) Hunsicker, d. Feb 5 1921, Pennsylvania

JLBURKET — 2005-07-09 12:30:59Z

NOTE: I came across this obit while looking for another, as the RootsWeb obituary look-up volunteer for The Morning Call newspaper. I am NOT researching this family myself.

This obituary was printed in:
The Allentown Morning Call
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Tuesday, February 8, 1921
Page 7

Re: Custer/Kolb/Hunsicker families

2005-04-05 22:05:46Z

Susan,

Sometime ago I found then lost a connection that showed Valentine Hunsicker's family going back to Johannes Hunziker in 1485. In the 1600s in Switzerland, Mechior Hunziker changed his surname to Hunsicker. Do you have any information about this? I'd love to know if there is documentation showing this name change. I believe the connection was thru a family tree or message board by the name of Zelner. Being fairly new at this tracing business, I didn't write down the path, and couldn't find it again.

KILBEY-HUNSICKER GENEALOGY

clairedotson — 2005-03-07 05:28:56Z

Hi Heather,
You are in our line of Kilbey's from England would like to connect with you and fill in details on your line from Florida.
Thanks
clairedotson@wi.rr.com

Hunsicker Family in Wisconsin

Krystal_Peterson — 2005-01-08 15:38:14Z

I am looking for information about a Hunsicker family who lived in Wisconsin. They lived in Wood County, Milwaukee County and Rock County, The Husband was William and the wife Almira (Almina) maiden name Ridgway. Had children Myron, Ralph, Edith (married name Douglas, Lillie and Harry. Would love any information on this family. Have information on Wifes family.

Re: Hunsicker, Grator, Kolb, Ziegler, Kulp, Vogelgesang, etc.

KimberlyColo — 2004-12-02 14:58:13Z

Thanks to everyone that responded to my inquery. I found a gentleman that can connect with our member's Hunsicker family with a brother of her gggrandfather in the lineage.
Happy hunting to all... Kim Davis

Hunsicker, Grator, Kolb, Ziegler, Kulp, Vogelgesang, etc.

KimberlyColo — 2004-11-23 03:51:20Z

A member of our DAR Chapter in Colorado passed away some time ago. She had no family, no relatives. I am in possession of her genealogical reseach for Hunsicker, etc. It is quite a collection, but with no real value to anyone outside of these family lines. I do not want to destroy her research. I am looking for someone to give this information to that might be interested so that her work can be of some use to another researcher. Anyone interested, please contact me at kimmerdav@msn.com. All that I ask is payment for shipping.