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Re: Mick Surname

hcarito47 — 2012-03-10 20:15:11Z

Thank you. This is helpful. I'm trying to pin down parents of Mathias Mick. Old family notes say Micks came from Holland to New Amsterdam early 1600s & that name was orig. Much (w/ an umlaut over u ). Does anyone have any info to support this idea??

Arnold M. Mick of Tipton, KS 1944

drbrownlee — 2012-02-23 05:53:46Z

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

Nora Fern Mick married John Allen Swanson jul 14 1973 Nodaway county, mo

janemartin1941 — 2011-11-21 01:30:16Z

Looking for Nora Fern Mick's parents.

Descendants of Nora Fern Mick

1 Nora Fern Mick b: December 22, 1951 __ d: December 04, 1996 in ;buried Cem. Hopkins, Nodaway county, MO
.. +John Allen Swanson b: January 02, 1945 d: October 06, 1973 in Auto Accident; buried cem. Hopkins, Nodaway county, Mo
*2nd Husband of Nora Fern Mick:
.. +Joseph David Belanger b: May 29, 1948 Maryville,Nodaway county, Mo d: in __
. 2 Joseph D. Belanger b: May 29, 1978 Maryville,Nodaway county, Mo

Re: Tobias Mick Germany-Philadelphia 1752

DONNAYOUNG42 — 2011-09-06 13:54:11Z

I have been checking on Lucy Mick-the only conclusion I come up with -is that she is a daughter of Tobias and Elizabeth. I have sons's but not daughter's at this time because most only list sons because of the line.I would like to find out if you would know how to find out if there is a picture of them. I started a picture genealogy ablum-I have so far up to Charles Clinton Mick -son of one of the Mathias's.
Donna

Re: Tobias Mick Germany-Philadelphia 1752

DONNAYOUNG42 — 2011-09-06 13:48:38Z

I have been doing the Mick line ,I will check over what I have but Lucy does not ring a bell with me.I have from Tobias and Elizabeth down to present day.Maybe she was a sister.
Donna

Re: Mathias Mick of Upshur County, WVa - father of Nicholas

LynneMickley — 2011-08-27 04:40:19Z

I can't help you with Mathias Mick, but can tell you that Francis Marion Mick married Mary Jane Fisher. Here's the marriage record: http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_mcdetail.aspx?Id=10185816

Mary Jane was born Nov 28, 1875 to Millie Emmaline Fisher:
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/9339-4QW/p2
Although the death record lists her father as A.G. (Armstead Gregory) Queen, I believe he was not her biological father.

For one thing, Mary Jane's 1897 marriage record shows her last name was Fisher, not Queen. Secondly, Millie married Armstead Queen in 1885; 10 years after Mary Jane was born. My guess is Mary Jane's bio dad was unknown, dead, or a real loser, so she came to consider Armstead Queen as her father. Not that he was much better.

Armstead Queen married Sarah Francis Price in 1867 and had 2 kids with her. By 1870 they were living apart, and starting in about 1871 he was having a relationship/shacking up with Mary Ann Caynor Toppin (my gggrandmother) and had 7 kids with her. The last one was born in March 1885. But Armstead had already moved on--since that same month his first of 8 children with Millie was born. He divorced his wife Sarah that year so he could marry Millie. Apparently Mary Ann Caynor Toppin and their 7 kids hadn't been worth divorcing over. A real winner, this guy was!

Now I have a question for you. Where do the nicknames Paddy & Molly come from? I haven't seen it documented anywhere.

Hope this helps!

--Lynne

MICK Fred G - Vietnam Wall section 1W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-08-21 22:33:56Z

MICK Fred G - 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.

evelyn mick

kellemunoz — 2011-08-08 04:51:03Z

Looking for relatives of Evelyn Mick born in Philadelphia,PA 10-7-1929. Possible connection to Yetta Mick according to 1930 census. Mother was named Ruth Mick
Any information would be helpful.

Re: Mick -Charles, Anna, Matilda, Germany 1830s

LillyLee87 — 2011-08-05 17:29:18Z

Okay, here is my email so that we can write through that instead of ancestry. I'm not an adult so I don't really like writing everything on here publicly. Also, with my email you should be able to send me an invite to your tree via ancestry and vice versa. What is your email? Or you could just send me an email first saying that it's you. RitaLilly87@yahoo.com

Re: Mick -Charles, Anna, Matilda, Germany 1830s

sgoodwin173 — 2011-08-05 08:45:46Z

Howard's younger brother Cyrus is my grandfather. His daughter Phyllis is my mother. So we are ... second cousins once removed? Something like that! We had a Liese mini-reunion in Lancaster, Massachusetts about 15 or 20 years ago (I can't believe it was that long ago!). Were you by any chance there? I have a list somewhere of people who attended - time to look for it, I think!

Charles served in the Civil War, and I have his pension papers. There are statements Anna made about their marriage in order to collection pension (which she did not, for some reason). She said she met Charles in St. Louis and they were married on Easter in 1858. The 1910 census says Anna immigrated to the US in 1853, but that is all I can find on her. She doesn't appear on any passenger lists! I found Charles listed as Karl Mick (his German name) and he came over on the Bark John Curtis in 1854, arriving in New Orleans in January and then making his way up the river to St. Louis. Somewhere in my notes I found Charles was from Baden and Anna from Bavaria - neighboring areas of the not yet unified Germany. I also found a Henry Mick in my searchings with dates and addresses that parallel Charles in St. Louis. I have added him to my tree as Charles' brother, but I have no connections yet. I just thought by looking at Henry I might find parentage, but no luck - so far!

My mother had told me that family lore had it that Matilda was disowned when she married Augustus. They lived in St. Louis for the first couple years of their marriage before moving back east, so I don't know if the moving away angered/hurt her parents, or what. I know the Lieses were Protestant - I went to the village of Ulfen where they emigrated from and took pictures of the church where they were married and Adam, their firstborn, was baptized. Since southern Germany (Bavaria especially) is predominately Catholic, I wonder if the Micks were Catholic and did not want their daughter to marry a Protestant. That's just a theory that could help find church records, maybe. Both Charles and Anna are buried at the Bellfountaine Cemetary but I have not yet written for records that might tell me religious information.

I just tried to invite you as an editor on my tree, but the connection didn't work. I'll try again later. I think this might allow you to see more of the information in the tree.

Do you have any pictures? I have a picture of Augustus and his daughter Belle, and then pictures of my grandfather, but no one else in the Liese family.

Enough babbling - it's good to find someone else looking for these people! Definitely stay in touch. One of these walls is bound to crack soon!

Re: Mick -Charles, Anna, Matilda, Germany 1830s

LillyLee87 — 2011-08-05 00:54:12Z

Thank you so much for replying! :) Matilda Mick would be my great great grandmother. Her son, Howard Sloat Liese, is my great grandfather. I have the Liese's traced back to Germany in the 1500s, but as you said, I hit a stone wall with Charles and Anna Mick. I actually think I got some of my information from you or someone else in the Goodwin family from looking up stuff on here. I don't pay for my account so I can't see the hints. I have Matilda's spouse, children, and siblings, and her parents and some dates, and a couple places but not much to go on. I think Charles was born in Prussia in 1834 and Anna born in Germany about 1832. I'm not quite sure what the difference in Prussia and Germany is, but that's what I have found. Which area of the family are you in? I don't think I can look at your family tree. Not unless I look up specific people, since I don't pay for ancestry, I always manage to get around the stuff that you have to pay for and figure out some other way to get the information. I'm really not sure how I have an account without paying, but thanks, and please stay in contact in case we discover anything.

Mathias Mick of Upshur County, WVa - father of Nicholas

tinacurby — 2011-07-21 14:58:26Z

There are so many conflicting "facts" posted on the WV Mick families, that I'm afraid some people are taking family legends and/or other people's public trees and assuming they are fact; I would love to hear from someone who has actual documentation for some of these lines.
I'm sure that Francis Marian/Marion "Paddy" Mick and Mary Jane "Molly" Queen are my great-grandparents (Their son Lawrence V. was my grandfather.)
Based on census records and info gathered directly from family members, I'm confident that Nicholas Mick (abt 1828-1898) and his second wife Jane L. Queen (1846-1912) were Francis's parents.
Based on census records and cemetery records, I'm pretty confident that Nicholas's parents were Mathias Mick and Mary Lambert. (Find a Grave lists Mary Lambert as the wife of Mathias, but I don't know if that was just the F-A-G person adding that info or if it's on the tombstone.)
After that, I see lots posted on Ancestry, but little documentation to prove anything. Most people say Mathias's parents were Mathias Mick and Lucinda Powers; some claim Edmund Mick and Mary Collett. Does anyone have any actual records or sources that discuss either of these? Some people's trees list ALL the Upshur County Micks as Matthias and Mary's children, but several posts on this site show them with other parents.
Also, does anyone know where people got the middle name "Neely" for Nicholas Mick?
Please help! Post here or e-mail me at tcurby@icsbudapest.org. Thanks!

Re: Mick -Charles, Anna, Matilda, Germany 1830s

sgoodwin173 — 2011-07-20 09:37:43Z

I replied to this inquiry when it came via the rootsweb mailing list, but I see I need to post the reply here, as well, to keep this thread going. Augustus and Matilda Liese are my great-grandparents. I have been tracking my maternal line which also includes the Micks - Charles and Anna being Matilda's parents. While Civil War pension files fill in some of the gaps in family information, I have hit a stone wall at Charles and Anna. Lieses have been traced back to Germany. My tree here in Ancestry (Goodwin) has many details. So how are you connected? Maybe you can help dent if not break the wall!

MICK

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-07-19 20:57:03Z

Here's a branch of the MICK family that immigrated to Dane Co., WI, & Hutchinson Co., SD.

Joe Gerrath is kindly searching the Schleidweiler (Germany) Kirchenbuch on microfilm for the surname MICK / MÜK.

Adam MICK died 3 Feb. 1829, aged 66; wf. Apollonia PAULI died 7 Nov. 1836, aged 72.

Ch.

1. Nicolaus (ca. 1796 - 23 Nov. 1863) m. 4 Feb. 1834, Barbara LORIG / LURIG.

2. John MICK, d. 24 Oct. 1840, m. 9 Jan. 1838, Eva BADRY / BADERI, dau/o Joseph BADRY, who d. 9 Feb. 1837, Rodt, & Catharina LOUIS / LUY.
John & Eva had
Mathias MICK (24 Nov. 1838 - 25 Nov. 1838, Rodt) & John, b. 13 Aug. 1840.
Eva m2. Jacob BLÆSIUS, s/o Adam BLÆSIUS, who d. 3 May 1859, & Margreth COSTER / KOSTER, who d. 17 Feb. 1824, both in Rodt.

3. Margretha, m. 8 Jan. 1836, Johann KOSTER, & had
Peter KOSTER, b. 30 Oct. 1836
Elisabetha (8 Apr. 1839 - 1 Apr 1841)
Lucia, b. 14 Oct. 1840
Mathias, b. 9 Sep. 1842.

~ * ~ * ~
This is not from the Schleidweiler book. It's partly from the records of Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Dimock, Hutchinson, SD, and partly from personal research:

John MICK (13 Aug. 1840 - Sep. 1888, Dakota Territory) m. 16 Feb. 1864, Apollonia ENDRES (1835 - 11 Mar. 1907), dau/o Mathias ENDRES & Anna LOUIS / LUY.

Ch:

Elizabeth (4 Feb. 1865 - 5 May 1943), m. Paul SCHOENFELDER (10 May 1860 - 13 Jan. 1945)
Susanna, b. 1869
Nicolaum "Nick," b. Feb. 1871, m. 18 Oct. 1892, Dimock, SD, Mariam SCHUMACHER
Eva, b. 1873, m. A P. FULLER, lived at Groton, SD
John Peter (6 Je. 1875 - 29 Jan. 1934, bu. Emsley, Davison, SD) m. 31 Aug. 1904, Dimock, SD, Anna Mary ROTH (19 Oct. 1883 - 24 Feb. 1939, Yankton, SD) dau/o John ROTH.
Mary (22 Feb. 1878 - 4 Aug. 1946, bu. Ethan, Davison Co., SD) m. Edward ZEHNPFENNIG, who d. 21 Dec. 1946.
Louisa / Lona. (23 Dec. 1880 - 8 Apr. 1932, bu. Dimock, SD) m. 29 Nov. 1901, Dimock, Mathias HOHN, s/o Jacob.
{1900 census says Lona was b. Dec. 1879, but she wasn't on the 1880 census, which had in Twp. 100, Hutchinson, DT: John, 40; Ablomia, 45; Susan, 11; Nick, 9; Eva, 7; John, 5; Mary, 2.}

Re: Charles Mick Sr. Grandparents?

LillyLee87 — 2011-06-05 18:04:19Z

I think I have a different Charles Mick.. see if it matches anything please. Charles Mick born 1834 and married Anna.

Mick -Charles, Anna, Matilda, Germany 1830s

LillyLee87 — 2011-06-05 03:40:31Z

I'm looking for the Mick family in the 1830s area from Germany that moved to Missouri and went on to New Jersey. Charles Mick married Anna and had Matilda Mick who married Augustus Liese... any info please?

Re: Mick''s From Southern New Jersey

LillyLee87 — 2011-06-05 03:29:01Z

I have Matilda Mick b.1860 from Missouri m. Augustus Liese from NJ.

Re: Mick''s From Southern New Jersey

LillyLee87 — 2011-06-05 03:28:54Z

I have Matilda Mick b.1860 from Missouri m. Augustus Liese from NJ.

Agatha [MICK] BACKES (1905 - 2000, SD

MarilynRoth58 — 2011-06-02 14:27:36Z

Agatha Eva MICK (28 July 1905, Dimock, SD - 7 July 2000, Mitchell, Davison, SD; bu. Calvary Catholic Cem., Mitchell, dau/o Anna Maria ROTH & John Peter MICK)
m. 9 Sep. 1925, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, SD, Christopher M. BACKES, who d. 1964.

She was survived by sons, James, & Elmer, b. 14 Dec. 1926, Ethan, SD, & wf. Esther M. HEIMAN (9 Jan. 1931 - 10 Nov. 2007). She was also survived by a sister, Josephine MICK (18 Apr. 1909 - 26 Jan. 2003).

She was preceded in death by a brother, Almond / Elmer (15 Mar. 1907 - 13 Oct. 1953) and sisters Adala WAGNER (1 Apr. 1911 - 23 Aug. 1995) & Viola Anna, who was born and died in 1913, Davison Co., SD.

Mick women from Rhineland to Wisconsin

jadina — 2011-05-25 20:13:48Z

Hello. I'm looking for two ancestors of mine who are named Mick. I am thinking they may be related even though I do not have the names of their parents and they are on two different lines of mine.

In any event, the first is:

Catherina Mick
b. 27 Feb 1827 Orenhofen, Rhineland
m. Mathias Schmitz (29 Sept 1832 Orenhofen)
d. 27 Apr 1887 Appleton, WI
no information on her parents at all.

the other lady I'm looking for is:
Helena Mick
b. 7 Sept 1813 unknown place
m. Johann Stark, unknown date or place
d. 19 Oct 1866 Oak Creek, Wi
Once again I do not know her parents' names.

If you have any info on these ladies or their parents, please contact me.

Thanks!
Jade

Re: Terry Mick

acapritto1 — 2011-03-23 03:06:57Z

my husband's dad terry mick was born in NJ and lived in San Diego CA however he passed away in 1986 from what I know his mother's madiden name was casey and his dad lives in pensacola florida....is this the same terry mick?

Re: Charles Mick Sr. Grandparents?

3233gigi — 2010-11-26 21:24:21Z

You are on the right track. I am a descendant of The Charles Mick line as well.

Marjorie A. MICK Steele b. Detroit

Lace_Lynch — 2010-11-24 15:02:38Z

Marjorie Aileen Steele

DELAWARE: Marjorie Steele, age 88, formerly of Newark, Ohio (Licking County, Ohio) and late of Delaware, Ohio passed away Saturday, November 20, 2010 at Grady Memorial Hospital, Delaware, Ohio.

She was born August 11, 1922 in Detroit, Michigan to her parents, Abner and Lillian (Wright) Mick.

For 23 years she managed the Buckingham House on behalf of the Licking County Historical Society.

She was a member of Second Presbyterian Church, Newark and the Review Club.
Marjorie was active in various bridge clubs and had a fondness for playing bridge online with those in other countries.

Marjorie is survived by her children, William (Sue) Steele Jr. of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Janet "Bunny" (Gene) Snow of West Chester, Ohio, and David (Cheryl) Steele of Delaware, Ohio; grandchildren, Chris, Mark, Carrie and Katie Steele, Adam, Bryony, and Whitney Snow, Ben, Abby and, Elyssa Steele; two great grandchildren; brother, Harold Mick of Toledo, Ohio; as well as many nieces and nephews.

In addition to her parents, Marjorie was preceded in death by her husband, William Steele Sr.

At Marjorie's request no public services will be observed. Inurnment at Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Ohio will take place at a later date.

To sign an online guest book please visit www.brucker-kishlerfuneralhome.com and click obituaries/view full details/add memorial guest book entry.

Published in The Advocate on November 24, 2010

Re: Charles Mick Sr. Grandparents?

Gidg427 — 2010-11-20 20:18:34Z

<<< I have on my tree a few sets of Charles Mick. I have one born in 1804 married to sarah pankey >>>

This is my line. Charles was my 3rd great grandfather. I have Charles' parents as Charles Sr. (1772-1856) and Elizabeth Lambert (1775 - ?). And Charles Sr.' parents as Jacob (1740 - 1815) and Mary F. (unk last name) (1743-1836).

Hope this helps.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

Gidg427 — 2010-11-20 20:12:59Z

I'm not sure if Emma is still around, but her cousin John is my great uncle. He passed away in 2003. I have no other information about the newsletter.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

mickreel — 2010-11-14 02:34:58Z

Hi Britt
Iam Gordon Mick from Calabogie,On
Iam from the Canadian family of Mick that settled in Renfrew County Ontario,Canada.
I posted early to-day

My E-mail Address is Mickreel@sympatico.ca

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

mickreel — 2010-11-13 22:52:36Z

Go to micksofmickburg.ca & you will find the Canadian family of mick who came to canada in 1840 or so
I am Gordon Mick from Calabogie,ontario

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

fourlittlehooves1 — 2010-09-27 21:10:15Z

Hi, sure, you can email me at dafni@q.com...That is an interesting rumor, wonder where it came from? I like reading the stories, very interesting. Do you know Carl Mick? My Dad said he has a half brother but has no contact information for him or if he is still alive either.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

britt_hefley — 2010-09-27 18:23:18Z

I also wanted to let you in on a family rumor about Ellis Ellsworth micks dad Charles w. Mick. It is believed that he was poisoned my his wife Phoebe stiles. There are lots of neat stories I have found about our line of micks. I put the stories in the overview section of individual family members that the stories pertain to. You might check each persons overview on my tree so you don't miss anything.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

britt_hefley — 2010-09-27 18:08:22Z

I'm glad to see that we are related. If you give me your email address I will invite you to look at my tree and you can copy the Mick side of the tree. It is still under construction but I have a lot of info that will save you time.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

fourlittlehooves1 — 2010-09-26 22:15:20Z

Okay, yes he did have a 1/2 brother Terry and is there a brother Noel Mick? He said he doesn't know if he is living or not.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

fourlittlehooves1 — 2010-09-26 21:52:39Z

Oops I forgot to tell you the boys' names C.G. Mick jr, Eddie L Mick and Charles Mick. Now that I think of it I can remember my dad mentioning a Terry. I am going to call him and see.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

fourlittlehooves1 — 2010-09-26 20:47:06Z

Thanks for responding. I just learned that my Dads brother who is also named C.G. Mick has a coat of arms and family lineage book. We are going to try to a copy so I can enter the information. Sadly, my Dad never knew any of his father's side of the family. I wil ask him about Terry and see if it rings a bell. Sounds like it is right, ask your dad if C.G. Mick is the same that lived in Missouri, and is now passed away. C.G. Mick my grandfather had 3 sons with Betty Scott. Talk soon, Dafni

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

britt_hefley — 2010-09-26 15:15:42Z

Yes I am pretty sure we are related. My dad Terry has a step brother named C.G mick. Their dad's name was Ellis Ellsworth Mick. I did not figure out who ellis had married before he married my grandmother so I do not have your family on my tree. Do you have the name of ellis's first wife. I guess I can finally put your side on my tree. I would love to share information. I have the mick side of my tree down to the first micks here in the states.

Re: Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

fourlittlehooves1 — 2010-09-25 04:50:43Z

I am trying to find information on my Father's side of the family. My Dad Eddie Lee Mick, was born to C.G. Mick and there is where we are looking for information. He was living in Missouri and I was told his father was (first name?) Ellsworth Mick.. I don't know if we are related or not?

Mick family in Indiana from France

familytreebug — 2010-09-18 13:28:04Z

I am looking for anyone researching Jean Mick whose son was Claude Mick, whose son was Phillip MIck. Claude came to America with his family and settled around Jennings County (Mt Vernon area). I have found Claude's marriage license to Margaret Schmitt in France and have other information on the family as well, but am interested in anyone in the family or anyone who has family information. Some of the names in the family are Pictor, Gaynor, Ripperger. Some of the Children's names are Eve,Margaret, Joseph, Phillip, Claude. Also have Jean's wife's name as well. Any and all replies are welcome. Lee Ripperger, leeripp@iland.net

Does anyone have the Mick Newsletter

britt_hefley — 2010-09-15 17:27:32Z

I have noticed that years ago on this board a woman named Emma kept saying that she did a Mick newsletter about the many branches of micks. She said that her cousin in florida had the copies and she had given his address and phone number. I have tried the phone number and it has been disconnected or something. I was wondering if anyone has this newsletter. I really would like to have a copy of this to help my family figure out our past. I am Brittney Mick Hefley and my dad is terry mick, his dad was ellis e. mick, his dad was C.w. mick and so on. If you have any info please let me know. Thanks

Charles Mick Sr. Grandparents?

britt_hefley — 2010-09-15 02:09:31Z

I think my eye balls are about to fall out because I have been staring at this screen for too long trying to figure this out. I have on my tree a few sets of Charles Mick. I have one born in 1804 married to sarah pankey then a Charles mick (who I think is the first charle's dad) who was born in 1772 and married to an elizabeth lambert. That seems to make sense to me but I'm having issues with Charles Sr. parents. I have a Jacob Mick born in 1740 in germany married to Mary F. I just came across these 2 names and I don't know if they are right. I don't even know what F. stands for. If anyone has this line of micks can you tell me if I'm on the right track. It is basically eatting at my soul. thanks

Re: charles w. mick or C.W

britt_hefley — 2010-09-14 17:07:35Z

i think it is right. I have been looking it up and it seems to add up to me. I appreciate you spending your time to look this up for me.

Re: charles w. mick or C.W

marinrice74 — 2010-09-13 02:38:09Z

Looking further it appears that Charles parents may be Robert Mick and Mary Ann Hedrick who married Aug 22 1858 in Tippecanoe, Indiana. They had other children who married in Iowa also; Quinnetta Mick (b abt 1859 Indiana),Lizzie E. (b. abt 1873), George B. (b.abt 1862 Indiana).
Hope that is the right family.

Re: charles w. mick or C.W

marinrice74 — 2010-09-13 01:13:55Z

found this at http://beta.familysearch.org/
the imgae of his death certificate is available.

Name C. W. Mick
Death Date 05 Jan 1950
Death Place Rural - 22 Mi. Sw Of Dimmitt, Texas
Gender Male
Race white
Death Age 78 years 3 months 29 days
Estimated Birth Date
Birth Date 07 Sep 1871
Birthplace Ind.
Marital Status Married
Spouse's Name
Father's Name Robert Mick
Father's Birthplace Ind.
Mother's Name Dk
Mother's Birthplace Dk
Occupation Farmer
Place of Residence Rural - 22 mi. SW of Dimmitt, Castro, Texas
Cemetery Dimmitt Cemetery
Burial Place Dimmitt, Texas
Burial Date 06 Jan 1950
Additional Relatives X
Film Number 2074223
Digital Film Number 4030079
Image Number 958

charles w. mick or C.W

britt_hefley — 2010-09-11 19:15:15Z

I am looking for more info on charles w mick or C. W mick. I have not found his parents names and i need the names to continue my search. he was born in 1871 in indiana. He married in 1894 to Pheobie stiles in Iowa. they had some kids, Ross r mick, lucile mick, and my grandfather ellis e mick. They lived in iowa and then later in life moved to texas. Please help if you have any info it will help.

Re: Olie P. Mick, m Charles Bennett, WV both

DONNAYOUNG42 — 2010-08-18 18:32:30Z

I am looking for information on Sampson Mick Sr. married to Jane Paugh. Would like to get more information on her. Does anyone know if she was Native American. I know Native American is our family -finding the information with proof is really hard. Any help or information would be deeply appreicated.
Thank,Donna

Re: Birch River , WV

DONNAYOUNG42 — 2010-08-18 03:32:35Z

Hi-it has been a while since I have been on but would like to ask a question-I have been working on the Mick family tree for about 12 years and still get hit my brick walls-how much would you charge me - if there is a way for you to copy the pages in your Mother's book. I know it is a lot to ask -please ask your Mom , how she would feel about it. I promise to take really good care of all the information,
Thank you,Donna

Mahulda Mick

riley227010 — 2010-07-30 09:11:52Z

I was wondering if Mahulda Mick and Culumbia M A Mick are the same person? Does anybody know?

Father: Absalom Mick
mother: Jane Wyatt

I found Culumbia M A Mick in 1880 Census but there was no listing of her in the 1900 Census.
I found Mahulda Mick in the book History of Tucker County by Hu Maxwell

Thanks
Holly

Re: WV Micks

Thomas_Mick — 2010-06-19 22:57:57Z

Don't have those names in my tree, but my Micks come from that area. I actually descend from two different Micks and I am not sure how (or if) they were related. The farthest back I have been able to go is
Daniel Mick (1808-1880) m. Susannah Cunningham
and
Jonathan Mick (1807-1899) m. Mary White (1st wife)

Daniel's son, Robert R. Mick married Jonathan's daughter, Sarah Ann Mick.

They were living in the Brooks county area of WV, but left that area in the 1840s for Illinois.

Re: Swamp Dragon John Mick (Upshur and Pendleton Co, WV)

riley227010 — 2010-06-19 02:58:28Z

sure no prob its riley227010@msn.com.

Thanks
Holly

Re: Swamp Dragon John Mick (Upshur and Pendleton Co, WV)

DONNAYOUNG42 — 2010-06-18 03:37:45Z

I would love to have a copy of the picture and i will send you a copy of the picture i have. Would you mine if you could send me your e-mail address-I can send it easier that way.
Thank you,donna

Re: Swamp Dragon John Mick (Upshur and Pendleton Co, WV)

pkuu5959 — 2010-06-17 18:20:02Z

Here are the response I had from the Pendleton County genealogy website:
Read what others had to say:

Sandra Pope - Jun 17, 2010 Viewers | Reply to this item Barbara, I'm unable to help you with the photo but thought you might be interested to know that the Mick Homestead and cemetery was 1 of 6 surveys that were registered with the State Historic Preservation Office when FSHEA started doing the surveys. It was done by the Dept. of Hwys and only included the topo map and site ID # PD156. Solomon is buried in John Mick Family Cemetery #34 (1977 GR, pg 22). The information given is that Solomon (July 18, 1855-Mar 17, 1918) is the father of John K.
Mick (Apr. 2, 1876-Apr. 5, 1949). There are no updates to this information. The birthdate of Solomon's daughter Margie Mick Grogg is given as Sept. 9, 1899-Oct. 1, 1938. Has anyone been to this cemetery to verify the information & to get a GPS reading with photos? If not, would you or other descendants be interested working with FSHEA to do a cemetery identification survey?

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Glenn Huffman - Jun 17, 2010 Viewers | Reply to this item John Mick who was in the war was a brother to Solomon (1855-1918) and they were sons of Sampson Mick, if I remember correctly

Re: Swamp Dragon John Mick (Upshur and Pendleton Co, WV)

pkuu5959 — 2010-06-17 18:17:40Z

Here are the replies I rec'd on the Pendleton CO. genealogy message board about the photo.

Read what others had to say:

Sandra Pope - Jun 17, 2010 Viewers | Reply to this item Barbara, I'm unable to help you with the photo but thought you might be interested to know that the Mick Homestead and cemetery was 1 of 6 surveys that were registered with the State Historic Preservation Office when FSHEA started doing the surveys. It was done by the Dept. of Hwys and only included the topo map and site ID # PD156. Solomon is buried in John Mick Family Cemetery #34 (1977 GR, pg 22). The information given is that Solomon (July 18, 1855-Mar 17, 1918) is the father of John K.
Mick (Apr. 2, 1876-Apr. 5, 1949). There are no updates to this information. The birthdate of Solomon's daughter Margie Mick Grogg is given as Sept. 9, 1899-Oct. 1, 1938. Has anyone been to this cemetery to verify the information & to get a GPS reading with photos? If not, would you or other descendants be interested working with FSHEA to do a cemetery identification survey?

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Glenn Huffman - Jun 17, 2010 Viewers | Reply to this item John Mick who was in the war was a brother to Solomon (1855-1918) and they were sons of Sampson Mick, if I remember correctly