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Re: REDDICK COVERLETS

SydneyHStephens — 2012-05-20 18:39:28Z

I have information about an 1854 John Redick coverlet. Please email me at sehstephens@gmail.com if you are still interested. Thanks!

Sydney

Reddick Howell

GradyGlassFitzgibbonHowell — 2012-05-17 17:10:55Z

Would you happen to have a Reddick Howell b. 1800 NC moving to Ramer AL between 1831-1837?

He married into the Sullivan family from NC.

Thanks for any ideas.

Michael G
Fort Worth, TX

Elliot Reddick or Freddie Reddick

elocin3 — 2012-03-18 21:11:34Z

Looking for the family, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, USA

Re: Lambert and Mamie Hamilton Reddick

MarcellaReddick — 2012-03-11 06:47:18Z

Yes. It took me a while to find the (4) siblings! Look in the 1910 Worth Couty records. They were all born in Sylvester, Georgia. Not Tifton as everyone states. Tifton was not established as a TOWN. When the Tift family came to the area, then it was called Tifton. But they were all born before the Tift family even arrived. They bounce around a little and then there were changes to the county names ad County lines. I had the pleasure of watching my Aunt Mae turn 100 years old.

Re: Lambert and Mamie Hamilton Reddick

TiffanyRene1014 — 2012-03-06 06:08:53Z

I believe that Lambert and Mamie were my great-great grandparents. Mae Reddick-Adams was my great grandmother. Daisy and Jesse were her siblings.

Re: reddick

farr_charisse — 2012-02-19 03:03:15Z

Hi my name is Kim I live in Los Angeles Ca. Kate Reddic Johns was my grandmothers Aunt. Kate had a lil Brother named Bill Reddic which is my great grandfather please contact me asap

Re: RE: REDDICK branch

apearce116 — 2012-02-15 23:56:52Z

Hello, I found on your Crumey family tree the name Bernard Epping, married Angela, father August.
Bernard Epping is my 2nd great grandfather. I have been searching for his father. Have you evidence showing August is his father?
I have information on Bernard and Angela's family if you would like.
Please email me at apearce@pacbell.net

Re: Tempie Reddin/Reddick B:abt 1807 NC

Romexus — 2011-12-21 20:40:48Z

Wow this message was opened 5 years ago...hope there is still some interest in it. I have done some research on the Roberts side and have the lineage traced to Wiley Louis Roberts through all the Census. Does anyone have information on the parents of Wiley? It is a bit difficult considering several of the census state he could not read or write (hence his name having several different spellings) and the abundance of farm house weddings...

Captain Thomas Mill Reddick

aahblhkeh — 2011-11-09 16:53:40Z

I am looking for information about Captain Thomas Mill Reddick. He sailed in and out of Norfolk, VA, was married to Elizabeth (Eliza), and was lost at sea returning for the West Indies around 1805-1807. Any information would be welcomed.

Re: looking for Fairfeild/ Kilgore Redic's

1_eredic — 2011-10-06 14:37:26Z

My name is Eugene Redic from houston tx. my people from longview tx. please e-mailme eredic@houstonisd.org

Re: I'm form Kilgore

1_eredic — 2011-10-06 14:29:59Z

Please e-mail my father from longview. my gandfather is george Redic

Re: David 1804 and Mills II

durangoj9 — 2011-08-14 02:48:17Z

Will be glad to mail you the will.

I would love to figure out the wive(s).

Jeannine

Re: David 1804 and Mills II

durangoj9 — 2011-08-14 02:48:15Z

Will be glad to mail you the will.

I would love to figure out the wive(s).

Jeannine

Re: David 1804 and Mills II

JamesLeeRiddick — 2011-08-13 18:19:12Z

I would also like to see a copy of this will.

James Lee Riddick
19517 Deer Lake Road
Lutz, FL 33548-4246

I have the surname as Riddick, David and two wives (Jane Elizabeth & Annie Carraway)

Thanks for your post.

Re: David 1804 and Mills II

durangoj9 — 2011-08-12 17:34:21Z

Easiest for me is to print you a copy and mail it. Snail mail address?

Jeannine

Re: David 1804 and Mills II

wildflowercherokee — 2011-08-12 17:20:34Z

I would LOVE to have a copy of the will... :)) *pleads and begs* I agree the names and such seem to be twisted in knots.. I'm hoping by looking at the will, I may be able to trace the land names or find other hidden clues that can help with this family. I would be more than willing to share what info I have with you.

Re: David 1804 and Mills II

durangoj9 — 2011-08-12 16:00:48Z

I have a copy of David Reddick's will. It names his wife as Ann. My problem with him being the son of Mills and Mary Speight Reddick is the fact that Mary's will and she names a different wife for her son David; I believe she names her as Jane. I am suspicious that there are two David Reddicks. I would be happy to send you a copy of his will.

Jeannine

Re: ROBERT CAMPBELL REDDICK & MARGARET ELLEN SHILLING

albertaprincess — 2011-07-22 18:27:09Z

Yes I am related to them.
Robert Reddick is my father's brother and Margaret is Robert's wife, lives in Ontario, Canada.

Enoch F. Reddick

denisehanson100 — 2011-07-06 04:28:40Z

I understand that Enoch's wife's name was Mary E. Byrd, but I would like to learn the name of her parents. I have been trying to find this information for some time with no luck. Any hints or info would be soooo appreciated!!!!

Re: Daughter of glennon j reddick lll

JamesLeeRiddick — 2011-06-09 20:10:01Z

Might be able to help. I believe your lineage starts with James Reddick, born in 1797 in Perry County, MO. and died there on 24 Apr 1844. He was married to Mary Manning of Perery County, MO.( born 1808 and died 16 Apr 1838; married on 26 Oct 1829 in Perryville, Perry County, MO. I am willing to share information.

riddick11@verizon.net

Daughter of glennon j reddick lll

Succubuslady2371 — 2011-06-08 07:10:08Z

My names is Gabriela Ricondo and my father is glennon j reddick the lll and I just want to find more family. I'm 26 so I have a lot of catching up with my family.

Re: Jacob Reddick

CalReddick — 2011-05-22 23:29:23Z

Or perhaps you mean Jacob Reddick, son of Willis Reddick and brother of Joel, Reuben and Daniel Reddick of Gates County and Suffolk, Va.

Re: Looking for ancestors of Eldon Brudette Reddick

mcdanielkim74 — 2011-05-11 15:31:37Z

Hi I maybe helpful what is your mothers name and where were you born? e-mail me mcdanielkim74@yahoo.com

wm h i reddick

hFranks78 — 2011-05-09 22:24:16Z

Does anyone know who the father and mother of Wm H I Reddick are ? He was born around 1826.His wife Sarah (Dew) was born around 1828.They have three children buried in the Lytle Creek Cemetery in maury co.Tn.My greatgreatgreat grandfather was their son James S Reddick.If there is someone out there who knows please respond.Any info would be helpful thanks.

Re: Jacob Reddick

RobertKelleyA — 2011-05-07 21:41:15Z

Do you mean Jacob Reddick b:1795 Perquimans, North Carolina, United States, d:1830 my Email
KelleyRobert90@yahoo.com

Re: Reddick from Crockett Co. TN

mcdanielkim74 — 2011-04-30 08:36:23Z

Please contact me concerning Reddick lineage.
mcdanielkim74@yahoo.com

Re: James Duncan Reddicks

mbntexas1 — 2011-04-28 21:56:02Z

I'm praying and keeping my fingers crossed that we don't hit the proverbial brick wall. Thank you so much for doing this!
Monica

Re: James Duncan Reddicks

tacitusbond — 2011-04-28 21:05:12Z

Hi Monica,

I ordered the Social Security Application for James Duncan Reddicks, and it should contain the following information:
Name
Current Address when application was filed
Place of Employment
Birth Date
Birth Place
Father's Name
Mother's Maiden Name

Hope this pans out...we will probably not have a response for several weeks. Once I get it I will let you know.

Kathy

Re: James Duncan Reddicks

mbntexas1 — 2011-04-28 17:51:58Z

It sounds most fascinating! Please let me know what, if any info you find out--

Thank you so much for reaching out!

Monica

Re: James Duncan Reddicks

tacitusbond — 2011-04-28 17:03:27Z

Hi Monica,

Strange story, for sure. My husband's mom, Helen Celeste Bishop, was adopted by Alva and Myrtle Bishop. Myrtle told Tacitus, my husband, that James Duncan Reddicks was his mom's brother, therefore his uncle. Through the years Tacitus saw James frequently. Mrs. J. D. Reddicks is listed in his baby book as one who gave a gift when he was born. In later years Tacitus also knew their son, Jimmie Reddicks. He remembers times when the two of them listened to the radio together. I believe from looking at your tree that "Little Jimmie" as he was known to Tacitus, was your father. Tacitus also remembers vividly the day of the explosion when James was killed.

Sound interesting? I will go ahead and request the Social Security application, although we may find out that it does not list parents.

Kathy Bond

Re: James Duncan Reddicks

mbntexas1 — 2011-04-28 15:47:38Z

Good Morning!
I haven't requested the Social Security application-not even sure how to. This is so exciting! Any guidance, suggestions, direction you can give me is more than welcome and appreciated. Both of my parents were only children, and I was the only child they had together, so to find living relatives is very important to me! How did you did you determine that James and Helen were brother and sister?
Eagerly awaiting your reply!
Monica

Re: James Duncan Reddicks

tacitusbond — 2011-04-28 12:20:16Z

Good Morning,

James Duncan Reddicks was my husband's uncle, of this much we are sure. Jame's sister was Helen Celeste Bishop, adopted by Alva and Myrtle Bishop at some point before 1920. She was born in about 1915 and married Edward Leroy Bond sometime before 1933. My husband, Tacitus Bond, knew his mother was adopted so we have also hit a brick wall on her parents. Did you request the Social Security application for James? I was about to do that, but wondered if the section for parents would just be the same as you have in your tree, "unknown". Look forward to your reply.

Re: ROBERT CAMPBELL REDDICK & MARGARET ELLEN SHILLING

cherrystyles31 — 2011-03-28 00:01:25Z

I am a reddick and my greatgrandmother name is beatrice

James Duncan Reddicks

mbntexas1 — 2011-03-19 03:59:54Z

My paternal grandfather was James Duncan Reddicks. He was one of the firemen aboard the ship, the GrandCamp, that blew up at the dock in Texas City in 1947. I found a James Reddicks on the 1920 census report that had him listed as an "inmate" in the orphanage of Ward 4, Harris County, Tx. There is a younger child, a Bob E Reddicks, listed with him. I'm hitting a brick wall now--family members who are now deceased say he was Native American, or at least half, but I feel he could have even been half black. Any suggestions?

Re: ROBERT CAMPBELL REDDICK & MARGARET ELLEN SHILLING

brandileigh111 — 2011-03-14 05:42:38Z

Hi there,

Margaret is my husband's grandmother. If you still need help let me know and I will see what I can find out
Brandi

Re: Screven County, Georgia Reddick lines from 'Radick', German-speaking Palatine immigrants of 1737.

sm202098 — 2011-03-13 04:55:24Z

You are a treasure lode of information. Thank you! Sandra

Jacob Reddick

sm202098 — 2011-03-11 03:44:24Z

Has anyone found Jacob Reddick's father? I have seen mention of Johann Radik (Raddik), but can't find any documentation of a link.

REDDICK William C - Vietnam Wall section 15W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-02 12:49:54Z

REDDICK William C - Vietnam Wall section 15W

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 219,396 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: RE: REDDICK branch

KarenCastle62 — 2011-02-22 10:28:56Z

Hello James,
Not sure if this helps you much or not....

The Quincy Daily Journal Monday, May 25, 1908 Page: 7
Palmyra,MO., May 25-Nicholas Reddick and Gertrude Lee of Quincy got a marriage license through Judge Dent of Hannibal today by phone.

The Quincy Daily Journal Wednesday, May 27, 1908 Page: 7
Nicholas Reddick, fireman at the Egg-O-See, and Miss Gertrude Lee, an employe of the Noxall, were married Monday in Hannibal.

Adams County,Illinois marriage Index up to 1900
Nicholas R. Reddick married Emma Traxler 18 July 1898 Cert#: 11471

Adams County,Illinois Divorce Index
Nicholas Reddick complainant
Emma Taylor Reddick defendant
Filing Date: 14 March 1899 Box: C-220 Case: 908 Type of Action: Divorce

The Quincy Morning Whig Saturday, July 08, 1899 Page: 3
SUITS DISMISSED
Nicholas Reddick vs. Emma Reddick, divorce-for want of prosecution

Adams County,Illinois Divorce Index
Nicholas R. Reddick complainant
Emma Traxler Reddick defendant
Filing Date: 7 November 1907 Box: C-275 Case: 2202 Type of Action: Divorce

The Quincy Daily Journal Thursday, April 16, 1908 Page: 7
In the divorce suit of Nicholas Reddick vs. Emma Reddick, plaintiff was granted a decree.

The Quincy Daily Journal Tuesday, April 22, 1919 Page: 7
A Birthday Surprise-Grace Reddick of 301 Maiden Lane had a happy celebration of her fifth birthday, 14 of her playmates surprising her in the afternoon. She received a number of pretty gifts. The afternoon was spent with games. Refreshments were served.

The Quincy Daily Journal Thursday, April 23, 1914 Page: 2
Mr. and Mrs. N. Reddick, of 313 Kentucky street are parents of a daughter.

The Quincy Whig Friday, April 24, 1914 Page: 6
A fine baby girl, their third child and second daughter, has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Reddick, of 313 Kentucky street.

Many more REDDICK, etc articles found in Quicy,IL old newspaper site:
http://archive.quincylibrary.org/Default/Skins/QPL/Client.as...

Looking for the children of Harold and Beatrice Reddick in NH

cdreddick — 2011-02-17 01:39:52Z

I know one of their daughther married a Bergeron(not sure if spelling is correct). Son's name Scot and William.Their family roots are from Newfoundland , Canada.

Re: Humphery Nancy Reddick

jlwood1956 — 2011-02-10 18:32:19Z

This was very helpful to me - John Edward Reddick, the son of Tillman Reddick, was my husband's great-grandfather. He moved to South Dakota, and married Rose Ann McMahon (b. Wisconsin) in 1886. His son, James Peter (b. 1889 d. 1983) moved to Denver late 1910s and married Adeline Regina Marron (b. 1895 d. 1979) Their daughter is my mother-in-law.

Re: I'm form Kilgore

mcdanielkim74 — 2011-01-20 17:50:54Z

I would like to know are any of the Reddics in Kilgore related to Eldon and Willie Ann Reddic? They are my great great grand parent. I would like to know their previous residence prior moving to Texas.

Naming conventions for Reddick family in NC

raycock_1 — 2011-01-03 04:01:24Z

Greetings:

My ancestor is Reddick Aycock, and I've hit a brick wall with his background. He was born in 1777/1778 in NC. I've heard where Reddick family females in NC, upon getting married, name one of their sons Reddick to maintain the family name. This would explain the rather unusual first name of Reddick Aycock. My theory is that Reddick Aycock's mother had the last name Reddick. Can anyone verify this family tradition? Thanks!

Re: David 1804 and Mills II

JuliaArchibald — 2010-12-31 04:15:53Z

My copy is very old, but in Shirley Reddick's book on the family, on page 28 she has an abstract of David Riddick's will cited as being from Martin County, North Carolina, Will Book 1, pages 423/424, dated 10 May 1804. She also cites "Some Colonial and Revolutionary Families of North Carolina," by Marilu Burch Smallwood. I'm pretty sure the will abstract comes from the book. Smallwood says there was no date of probate "...All 'Administrations of Estates' in Martin Co., N. C. were burned."

On page 20 of Shirley Reddick's book, she has an abstract of Mills Riddick's will, dated 5 Feb 1777, probated 26 May 1777, Perquimans County Book 7V213. I think this is another citation from Smallwood's book.

Smallwood also cites James Hathaway's "North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register.

Both volumes by Smallwood and Hathaway will be available at many genealogical libraries.

David 1804 and Mills II

wildflowercherokee — 2010-12-24 07:15:53Z

Hi :) I'm related through Humphery Reddick / Riddick to David (will dated 1804 have heard it wasn't probated till 1811).. I am "certain" he is the son of Mills II.. and have heard he is specifically named in a Will from Perquimans NC dated 1777 but cannot find it anywhere and live a loooonnng way from NC.. I have heard of books that it may be in, but never a specific book.. and find it hard to believe that's the only magic place to find the will... any ideas? Also if you have any other information you would share, I would appreciate it.. my line goes from NC, TN, AR.. Myrtle Mae - James T - Humphery 1848 - Willis 1820 - Humphery 1797 - David d 1804 (as it's commonly noted).. Thanks :)

Re: Tilitha Reddick

wildflowercherokee — 2010-12-24 07:10:08Z

I'm not sure about what you mean by WC? I'm related to the Reddicks that come from Dyer / Crockett TN into Greene Arkansas.. and descended from Humphery as well.. (both the d. 1848 and the 1797) If I can be of help, please let me know.

Re: Humphery Nancy Reddick

wildflowercherokee — 2010-12-24 07:06:06Z

I'm related to this family also and have info on them from TN into Arkansas... please feel free to let me know if that information would be helpful to you. My line.. Myrtle to James T. to Humphery 1848 to Willis 1820 to Humphery 1797.. :)

Re: Reddick's in Georgia

MarcellaReddick — 2010-11-15 22:02:02Z

Janice, do you have a copy of this? http://files.usgwarchives.org/ny/suffolk/cemeteries/babylon/...

Re: African-American and Native-American Reddicks

minzerreddick1 — 2010-11-12 21:37:35Z

laura richardson, is my grandmother Richardson family tree

Re: Reddick's in Georgia

minzerreddick1 — 2010-11-11 00:16:48Z

hi my name is janice reddick, my father, minzer reddick born in oct 1926 is possibly from the same area. searching for any relatives. minzer reddick died in 1974. he had lived in several cities of fl,but died while living in suffolk ny. served in the army frm 1943 to 1946