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Slinker, Ford marriage, bible record

@@suegreen@triad.rr.com — 2012-03-21 13:34:08Z

Seeking information on the following family. Information from bible record: E. P. N. Forad to W. Slinker. Married 12 Jul 1866. E. P. N Ford was the daughter of Elias George Ford. Children listed to this family - G. G. Slinker [b. 30 May, 1867]; A. A. Slinker [b. 17 Mar. 1869]; A. M. E. slinker [B. 26 Jun 1871]; Also possbile next generation-W Slinker [b. 20 Apr. 1914]; Giesker Slinker [b. 21 Dec.1875].

Slinker or Schlinker

billingspecial — 2012-02-28 22:26:39Z

I am wondering if these Slinker's from KY are related to me. I know that my dad's great uncles lived in the Glasgow, KY area and did spell their last name Slinker and not Schlinker. My dad's name was George Eugene Schlinker (was called Eugene or Gene by family in the KY area)and I also know there were relatives in the Southern IN area. I was also told that another group of Schlinkers spelled the name Slenker or Schlenker not sure which. I grew up not knowing my dad's family, but did have the chance to meet some when I was 10yrs old back in 1970 for one day. If anyone has anymore info to give me it would be appreciated.

Adopted and Searching

Charlie-Brown — 2012-01-15 00:08:15Z

I was born in 1964 in Florida. My birth father is James Donald Slinker who lives in Texas. I met him 1989 but he is not willing to acknowledge me or have a DNA to prove one way or another. His twin brother was Ronald Slinker, the wrestler. I have found children, sister, nieces and nephews on Facebook but don't even know my grandparents and nobody will help. Any information would be great.

Re: Elizabeth Hawkins

SLHarrington — 2011-04-19 17:52:45Z

Kendra-Elizabeth and Daniel are my 2nd great-grandparents. Yes I have looked in 1870 and 1880 census but haven't found either since. It's Elizabeth's parents that I haven't found yet. Thanks for answering and sorry it took so long but I hadn't noticed you had replied.

Re: james slinker

ryderamy — 2011-04-16 14:45:29Z

I knew a James Slinker that married Marge and his brother Bob married Pauline. James and Marge had a daughter named Pamela and a son named Steve. Bob and Pauline had a daughter named Mary, and two sons, Glen and John. James and Marge were married in Kansas and I'm not sure where Bob and Pauline were married. Probably not the same people, but wanted to check.

Re: Elizabeth Hawkins

KendraMcCormick57 — 2010-08-23 00:40:39Z

Hi,

I am researching America J. Ford born about 1826 in Kentucky
and died after 1860 in possibly Green Co, Kentucky. She was tthe 1st wife of Daniel Murphy Slinker 1824-?

Have you looked at the 1870 Census for Edmonson Co, Kentucky? It is under D.M. Slinker.
May be that might help.

P.S. America J. Ford and Daniel Slinker are my 5th great-aunt and uncle.

Good Luck,

Kendra McCormick

Re: james slinker

jasonbauerly — 2010-07-15 04:47:11Z

I am sorry if this is duplicated but I replied to the wrong post. You said he had a son, Steve, right? I'm new to geneaology but I may have some information. What year was the son born? If you know. The person I know was born in 1950. Please let me know if this is who you are looking for.

Re: james slinker

jasonbauerly — 2010-07-15 04:44:10Z

You said he had a son, Steve. Do you by chance know when the son was born? Recently started looking into family history because before my dad passed he told me things I had never known. He was adopted (I'm not sure at what age) and took his adopted father's name. He did tell me his last name was Slinker. His passing was relatively quick and I was never able to ask him particular questions. I never learned his biological father's name but his mother's name is Naida. His full name was James Stephen Hamann, but he did go by the nickname of Steve. I would love to hear from you and try to get this figured out. My brother and I are wanting to find the answers to the questions we never got to ask him.

Christopher Slinker

GSlinker — 2010-06-30 21:44:34Z

Christopher Slinker may also be listed as:
Christoffel Schlenker
Christoffel Schlencker

Christopher's wife is Catherine Reicheldoerfer.
This is verified by a grave monument for a surname Glick.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mabgenealo...

Catherine sometimes is spelled Katherine.

I have not found any information on Christopher's parents.

Re: SLINKER,STRADER

pattysteele71 — 2009-08-21 23:58:26Z

Hi Kay,

This would actually be Melvina "Vina" Janes.

And I have more Slinkers than you can shake a stick at.

I didn't check to see if you tree is public or not. Myabe we could share our trees to see if there are any tie in's or not.

Most of the Sliker's in my line come from around Adair County?

Patty

Re: SLINKER,STRADER

mkloon — 2009-08-20 20:38:58Z

Hi Patty
I don't have Vinie or Charlie among my SLINKERS and JANES. I have alot of SLINKERs , mostly Calloway, Green Co's. My JANES are connected to WILSONs and HARPERS...all in KY. Let me know if yu get anymore Slinker/Janes connections or what other Slinker's you have.
Kay

Slinkers of and around Adair, Marion and Metcalfe county Kentucky

pattysteele71 — 2009-08-19 00:07:41Z

I am searching for any information on a Charles Slinker who would have been born around 1885 and married to Vinie Janes.
I know that in 1910 Vinie Janes is listed as living with her brother Ray Janes and 3 children, James (1904), Fred (1906) and Mannie (1908).
After that I am unable to find any other information on either Charles or Vinie.
Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks,

Patty

Re: SLINKER,STRADER

pattysteele71 — 2009-08-18 23:40:20Z

I am just getting started in my research of the Slinker family, but I did find a Slinker - Janes connection. I believe that my great grandmother was Vinie Janes who married Charles "Charlie" Slinker.
I am currently working on finding out more info on the two.

If you are still looking please let me know and I will share any info with you.

Thanks,

Patty

Elizabeth Hawkins

SLHarrington — 2009-01-14 10:20:05Z

I am looking for information on Elizabeth Hawkins born in TN and the second wife of Daniel M Slinker of Barren CO, KY

Re: Raymond Slinker, Sr

tanaslinker1 — 2009-01-02 22:49:48Z

Wow! That's awesome. I will give him your #, but he said if you want to email him, his email address is eslinkersr@aol.com

Thanks!
Tana Slinker

Re: RAYMOND SLINKER SR.

rdslinker — 2009-01-02 22:38:43Z

thanks for the return tana,my number is 208-642-2884,or send your number if you have one,raymond and diana slinker

Re: Raymond Slinker, Sr

rdslinker — 2009-01-02 22:15:41Z

hi,do you have a phone number,if not my number is 208-642-2884,raymond earl slinker was my dad,my name is raymond darrie earl slinker,i am the oldest of 4,thank you raymond slinker

Re: Raymond Slinker, Sr

tanaslinker1 — 2008-12-31 20:07:20Z

Hi!
My father-n-law's dad is Edward Ray Slinker and his father was Raymond Earl Slinker that died in Kansas. I guess that would more than likely make you brothers.

Joseph Slinker's death in Blakeman vs Slinker Circuit Court Summary

Patty_Oran — 2008-11-15 03:16:44Z

Book: Green County Kentucky; Abstracts of Circuit Court Cases; Volume 15; Complied by Barbara Wright
This is a summary of only a part of Alexander Lile's depo of Joseph Slinker's family. The court case is on pages 27-37.
Green Co., KY Circuit Court Case #368
18 May 1871
Sarah Blakeman vs Washington Slinker (George W.)
Land dispute over Joseph Slinker's land after his death. Deeds and Depositions from several people.
Page 31: Depo from Alexander Lile on Oct. 6, 1817 (typo- 1871 on all other depos.)
Alexander stated he was 69 years old and live in Green Co. Slinker was going on 81 years when he died about the 5th of Feb. 1871, he died in the woods about a mile from his house in Green County. Alexanders states more of the story between Aaron and Sarah Blakeman.
Page 32
Alexander states Elizabeth Erwin is a sister of Joseph Slinker. He had no living children and no other brother or sister living. Sarah Blakeman was the niece of the wife of Joseph Slinker. Slinker had 10 brothers and sisters in all. They are all dead except Mrs. Erwin. They all left children except his brother Frederick, who died without heirs. There are numerous children by the others. he says he is Joseph's nephew and the son of his oldest sister. Washington Slinker is his first cousin.
Other depos by:
Birell/Burrell Prewitt, age 36
Benjamin M. Atwell, age 24
James F. Atwell, age 21
Benjamin R. Whitlock, age 61
Stanton Brown, age 21, Alexander's grandson
Andrew J. Lile, age 41, Alexander's son
Thomas N. Lile, age 37, Alexander's son
William S. Penick, age 40 (2nd on Oct. 20, 1871, age 41 last March)
Samuel C. Blakeman, age 41, brother of Aaron Blakeman
Dr. M. P. Goalder, age 49
P. H. Wilcox, age 56
All above lives in Green County

Mrs. Emily Phillips, 52 years old next December
Thomas J. Phillips, age 51, Sarah Blakeman's brother
James Whitlock, age 68 (signed Thomas Whitlock)
Mentions Col. Lile, and in Whitlock's depo mentions Colonel Alexander Lile.
Judgement: Land belongs to Blakeman. Washington Slinker appeals and the Court of Appeals and it is granted. (I haven't found this appeal court case yet)

Joseph Slinker can be found in the 1870 Census-Precinct No. 3, Green Co. KY with Aaron and Sarah Blakeman.
Line 14: Slinker, Joseph, age 80, Widow, born VA.

I hope some of this info helps others. I do have a copy of the entire court case. Any questions on any of the names above, you can contact me.

Patty (Hammack) Handley
mammawhandley@yahoo.com

Re: Christopher Slinker

JerryWilson38 — 2008-11-14 19:45:47Z

Hi,
I have this information on Christopher Slinker 1728-1794 the grandfather of Christopher Slinker who died in Green Co Ky.
The following arrived on the "Leathley" ship on Sept. 19, 1753, from Hamburg, Germany to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania:
John William Slinker
Frans. Hen. Slinker
Christopher Slinker
Fred. Wilhehn Slinker
They took the Pennsylvania Foreign Oaths of Allegiance Between 1727-1777.

Jerry Wilson

Re: Christopher Slinker

Patty_Oran — 2008-09-27 14:04:53Z

I have been searching German records on microfilm from the Latter-Day Saints. I believe I have ordered the wrong film number, because I had only found 1 Christopher's birth record and not the other 3 Schlencker's who came on the Ship Leathley. I can't read German handwriting, but the LDS gave me a name of someone who is going to help me. If you have a microfilm number that I can order, it would really help me to find them. Not knowing exactly what area of Germany they came from, I ordered 1 area in Germany first with no luck. I am planning on ordering every area in Germany to try to find them all. I have this thought since I started that just because they got on the ship in Hamburg, Germany, doesn't mean they were born there. They could have traveled from other parts of Germany. I'll keep looking until I find the originals. I have also been searching for Katherine and Christopher's marriage. Some have Katherine as a Corley and some have her as a Reichelderfer (sp?). I have always thought she may be a Corley because of the Corleys mentioned in Christopher's will. I have been purchasing as many original documents that I can and I am willing to pay for any info you have found on Christopher and Katherine and his birth record. I am very curious of where our 4 Schlencker men came from, and so is my grandchildren.
Thanks for any info you can help me with it will be greatly appreciated. Ordering the correct film # would be great.

Patty (Hammack)Handley
mammawhandley@yahoo.com
I am the great-granddaughter of Paschal Perry Slinker aka Sinclair, (son of Liberty and Esther) and Mary Ellen Hix (daughter of William Hix and Almeda Spears).

Re: Marriage Laws of 1800 may help in finding marriages & births-

Patty_Oran — 2008-08-09 20:37:34Z

Hit the wrong button again. Researching Milley Slinker and Barnett Payne, along with the whole Schlencker family. I found this information in the Encyclopedia.
Finishing the first post of American Law, page 436.
In the book that I mentioned above, in the 1800s the legal age for a female to marry was as low as 12 years old, but there is no mention of how old a male could be to marry at that time.
I know in past traditions (knowledge from a 94 year old woman), when a female starts the "woman's cycle", she is considered to be a woman and old enough to marry and children whether she is 10 or 12 years of age. When a male gets to puberty no matter what his age is, he is also ready for marriage and to begin a family.
With this in mind, this has helped me to determine about what year a female ancestor had started a family.
This book was located in my local public library.
I hope this will help others. And those who are looking for Milley and Barnett's children, it could be possible that she had children at age 12. I haven't found all of their children yet, but working on finding birth records.

Patty
mammawhandley@yahoo.com

Marriage Laws of 1800 may help in finding marriages & births-

Patty_Oran — 2008-08-09 20:05:08Z

I found in the "West's Encyclopedia of America Law-2nd Edition"

Christopher Slinker's Will, Probated 1795

Patty_Oran — 2008-07-12 19:24:46Z

Thanks to Karen Blagg who directed me to this site:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/bedford/wills/slinke...
Page 1
Christopher Slinker - Will and Inventory
Info: Circuit Court of Bedford County VA (4-95)
Book #2 - 148, 172
Written: 10-7-1793
Probated: 1795

In the name of God Amen. I Christopher Slinker of Bedford County being sick and weak of body but in perfect senses of memory and mind do make Ordain Constitute and appoint this my Last Will and Testament in the manner and form following (Viz) first I give my soul to Almighty God hoping and trusting in Jesus Christ for life and justification. Secondly, I give my body to the Earth from whence it was taken to be buried. Decent manner without pomp or Vanity according to the discretion of my Executors whom I shall hereafter nominate and appoint and as to my Worldly Estate with it hath pleased God Bless me.

I give and dispose of as followeth. Items I give and bequeath to my son Frederick Slinker the tract of land where on he now lives containing by suppostion ninety nine and an half acres. And half the benefit of the Grist Mill which I now posses to him his heirs and assignes forever. And I do give and bequeath to my son John Slinker the tract of land whereon I now live containing One hundred and eighty acres and the other half of the above mentioned Mill to him his heirs and assignes forever. I also give and bequeath unto my daughter Patsey Slinker five shillings, I also give and bequeath Catey Slinker five shillings, I also give to my Daughter Christian Slinker five shillings. I also give unto my Daughter Elizabeth Slinker five shillings. I also give unto my Daughter Rozy Slinker five shillings. I also give unto my Daughter Mary Slinker five shillings.
I also give and bequeath to my Daughter Milley Slinker three head of cattle (Viz) one cow and calf and one yearling and as to the rest of my estate (Viz) my house hold furniture and all my just Debts that are now due or shall hereafter become due my will and desire that it be equally divided between my two Sons Frederick Slinker and John Slinker to them their heirs and assignes forever.

And lastly I do nominate and appoint George Rusher and Daniel Corly Executors of this my last Will and Testament. In Witness where of I have here unto and of my hand and seal this seventh day of October, One thousand seven hundred and ninety three.
Signed and Acknowleged
In Presence of
Conielius Bate
Aron Brown
William Corly
On the side of the names above:
His
Christoper x Slinker
Mark

Page 2
Will - Christopher Slinker

Court held for Bedford County the 26th day of January 1795.
The Last Will and Testament of Christopher Slinker, deceased was approved by the Oath of Cornelius Bate, Aron Brown and William Corley.
Witness whose names are here unto subscribed and ordered to be recorded And on the motion of George Rusher and ?Daniel Corley the Executors therein named who made oath there to certificate is ?E-? them for obtaining security where upon they together with Thomas Sogwood and George Slinker their securities entered into testimony their Bond in the Penalty of three hundred pounds conditioned for -?-Executors due and faithful administration of said decendents Estate and -?- marnier of his will.
Teste
J Steptoe
BC
SLINKER'S APPRAISAL
Agreeable to an order of Court to us directed Christopher Slinker Deceased as follows (Viz) we have appraised the estate of Christopher Clinker Deceased as follows (Viz)

2 Augers and 2 chisels
1 -?-
2 Hoes & 1 Axe & 1 ?Froe
2 Blates (?Plates or Blades
1 Bed&Furniture
1 Trunk
1 Frying Pan
1 -?- (?Ball or Doll)
2 Hatchets
2 Hammers
3 Plates & -?- Spoons
1 Hand Saw
2 Blankets & 1 Sheet
Sunday Articles

John Slinker
Federick Slinker
Administrators
On the side of these names:
Thomas Bates
John Wright
Thomas Wright

Court held for Bedford County the 28th day of Dec. 1795
This Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of Christopher Slinker deceased was returned to Court and ordered to be recorded.
Teste
J STEPTOE CBC

Contributed by Vicki Soriano on the site above.
VSorian0@aol.com

Christopher Slinker's Will, Probated 1795

Patty_Oran — 2008-07-12 19:10:41Z

Thanks to Karen Blagg who directed me to this site:
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/bedford/wills/slinke...
Page 1
Christopher Slinker - Will and Inventory
Info: Circuit Court of Bedford County VA (4-95)
Book #2 - 148, 172
Written: 10-7-1793
Probated: 1795

In the name of God Amen. I Christopher Slinker of Bedford County being sick and weak of body but in perfect senses of memory and mind do make Ordain Constitute and appoint this my Last Will and Testament in the manner and form following (Viz) first I give my soul to Almighty God hoping and trusting in Jesus Christ for life and justification. Secondly, I give my body to the Earth from whence it was taken to be buried. Decent manner without pomp or Vanity according to the discretion of my Executors whom I shall hereafter nominate and appoint and as to my Worldly Estate with it hath pleased God Bless me.

I give and dispose of as followeth. Items I give and bequeath to my son Frederick Slinker the tract of land where on he now lives containing by suppostion ninety nine and an half acres. And half the benefit of the Grist Mill which I now posses to him his heirs and assignes forever. And I do give and bequeath to my son John Slinker the tract of land whereon I now live containing One hundred and eighty acres and the other half of the above mentioned Mill to him his heirs and assignes forever. I also give and bequeath unto my daughter Patsey Slinker five shillings, I also give and bequeath Catey Slinker five shillings, I also give to my Daughter Christian Slinker five shillings. I also give unto my Daughter Elizabeth Slinker five shillings. I also give unto my Daughter Rozy Slinker five shillings. I also give unto my Daughter Mary Slinker five shillings.
I also give and bequeath to my Daughter Milley Slinker three head of cattle (Viz) one cow and calf and one yearling and as to the rest of my estate (Viz) my house hold furniture and all my just Debts that are now due or shall hereafter become due my will and desire that it be equally divided between my two Sons Frederick Slinker and John Slinker to them their heirs and assignes forever.

And lastly I do nominate and appoint George Rusher and Daniel Corly Executors of this my last Will and Testament. In Witness where of I have here unto and of my hand and seal this seventh day of October, One thousand seven hundred and ninety three.
His
Christoper x Slinker
Mark
Signed and Acknowleged
In Presence of
Conielius Bate
Aron Brown
William Corly

Page 2
Will - Christopher Slinker

Court held for Bedford County the 26th day of January 1795.
The Last Will and Testament of Christopher Slinker, deceased was approved by the Oath of Cornelius Bate, Aron Brown and William Corley.
Witness whose names are here unto subscribed and ordered to be recorded And on the motion of George Rusher and ?Daniel Corley the Executors therein named who made oath there to certificate is ?E-? them for obtaining security where upon they together with Thomas Sogwood and George Slinker their securities entered into testimony their Bond in the Penalty of three hundred pounds conditioned for -?-Executors due and faithful administration of said decendents Estate and -?- marnier of his will.
Teste
J Steptoe
BC
SLINKER'S APPRAISAL

Chas. Slinker-Who is he?

Patty_Oran — 2008-07-12 18:21:30Z

Found this in my research. Trying to find a connection. Could this be a Charles Slinker??

Virginia Colonial Militia, 1651-1776
County: Augusta County
Date: 1759
Name: Chas. Slinker
Rank: Captain
"Virginia Colonial Militia, 1651-1776 Certificates

Re: slinker

jschlinker1 — 2008-05-22 19:42:20Z

Hi,

I am taking a chance that you are still active on this site. Anyway, I am trying to find the father/mother of Isaiah G(reen) Slinker, born 1818. His wife was Ailcie Ann Prewett. I think he may be a son of Frederick Slinker but can find no proof of the connection. Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Raymond Slinker, Sr

rdslinker — 2008-03-22 02:14:10Z

HI WAS READING SOME OF THE MESSAGES,I THINK WE MIGHT BE OF THE SAME,AS MY DAD WAS RAYMOND EARL SLINKER,DIED IN KANSAS CAR ACCIDENT,PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU GET THIS,RAYMOND D. SLINKER

Re: The problem of identifying Milly Slinker's daughters

leigheagle — 2008-01-28 20:53:25Z

Barnett Payne was my GGGrandfather. He also was with Jane Martin in the 1700's. We are unable to find any information on her family. We have found a marriage bond that was posted for them to be married. In your research, were you able to find out information on Jane? Maybe Jane was her middle name? Barnett and Jane had quite a few children. we also believe that Jane and Barnett may never have married?

Any information you can give me would be very much appreciated.

Thank you

Leigh

Re: slinker

alanproctor131 — 2007-11-05 20:23:11Z

http://www.houseofproctor.org/genealogy/getperson.php?person...

Re: james slinker

cowchic20012001 — 2007-03-20 04:01:37Z

hi...i am a great niece of pauline mcelhoe slinker kleckner...she resides in quincy, illinois

Re: the story has it

baftimii — 2006-12-09 18:52:23Z

Thanks. It is my understanding that they came from Hamberg, Germany around 1735. I visited with the Slinkers in Glasglow, KY several years ago. They are of the Mormon faith and have done a lot of work on the KY branch. They were hoping to trace the family history in Germany. Don't know if they ever did. From them I learned that one of the KY branch became a dentist and practiced in IL and changed his name to Sinclair.

Les

Re: the story has it

JoanERambo — 2006-12-09 16:56:31Z

There also is a branch from the original Schlencker (various spellings) brothers that went to the midwest and their spelling is Slinkard.

Re: the story has it

baftimii — 2006-12-09 04:59:34Z

It was the other way around. The name was originally Schlinker and after immigrating to the USA it was changed to Slinker. Some parts of the family later changed the name to Sinclair. There are many Slinkers alive and well in Glasglow, KY.

Re: the story has it

baftimii — 2006-12-09 04:55:50Z

I am from the Slinker line from KY. Sometime in the early 1900's, our name was changed to Sinclair.

SLINKER,STRADER

mkloon — 2006-11-18 14:43:53Z

Help. Anyone out there with any knowledge of a Rufus ( father, Gilbert) & Vallie ( nee: Strader) SLINKER. Mostly in Green Co., KY and Calloway Co., KY. Anyone know of any SLINKER- JANES family connections???
Thanks.
Kay

Re: RAYMOND SLINKER SR.

valerie1135 — 2006-08-20 16:49:42Z

Hi: I was hoping that you might be able to help.
I am looking for info. on
Corrine Ethel Slinker
bn. 1917/18 Married 1930's??
William Wycliff Duddleston
bn.March 17,1897/96 in Toledo

They had 4 children---I am looking for information for William and Corrine's great grand
daughter---any help you can offer would be wonderful. Thank you Val

valerie@tymewyse.com

Re: Obit - Phyllis Ruth Perry Slinker - Arizona

2006-08-12 04:04:36Z

Hi Jo,

Please respond to me privately, the person whom you have put this message on for is/was my only Sister.
She is Phyllis Ruth PERRY/Slinker , and to see her name on this List was such a shock. Almost as if the bandages are being torn off of the wounds again.

I miss her so much, and hope that you can give me new info on her.

Thank you,

Margaret E. PERRY-Fields
mjfields3339@sbcglobal.net

Obit of Phyllis Ruth Perry Slinker

2006-08-10 06:32:09Z

Hi Jo,

Please contace me regarding the Obit of my only Sister, Phyllis Ruth Perry Slinker.

It was such a shock to find her Obit on-line.

Thank you,

Margaret E. PERRY-Fields

Obit - Phyllis Ruth Perry Slinker - Arizona

JoellenBrown27 — 2006-02-08 17:29:48Z

Phyllis Ruth Perry Slinker died in Chandler, Arizona, on Friday, June 3, 2005. Phyllis, one of eight children born to Rex and Ruth Perry, was born in Alliance, Nebraska, on April 4, 1935.

The family lived in Nebraska and Arkansas before settling in Turlock, California in the 1940's. Phyllis graduated from Turlock High School in 1952. She married Donald Slinker soon out of high school and moved with him to Germany where he was stationed in the United States Army. In 1959, Don and Phyllis moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where they raised their children. Phyllis retired from Motorola in 1996.

In midlife, Phyllis discovered her athletic abilities and to date had run 89 marathons and participated in countless bike rides, runs, and other activities. In 2003, the El Tour de Phoenix, which benefits the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, was dedicated to her and Jack Spikes as an accomplished cycling and marathon couple.

Phyllis was preceded in death by her father, Rex, her husband, Don, and two brothers, John and Loren.

As a final act of generosity, Phyllis donated her body to the University of Arizona, in Tucson, for research purposes.

The problem of identifying Milly Slinker's daughters

TAndersonPainter — 2006-01-18 10:29:42Z

Re: Western Kentucky Slinkers

2006-01-03 15:37:25Z

Re: Western Kentucky Slinkers

LINDA_LANHAM — 2006-01-02 22:44:46Z

I have a death certificate for an Ada Slinker. The informant on the death certificate is Edd Slinker. Ada's parents are John Jewell and Sadie Unknown. I am researching these people also as Ada is my gr grandmothers sister ( I'm pretty sure ) Are these the people you are looking for? Linda

Re: Iva Slinker b1902 m Lee Warf b1904 Green/Hardin Co KY

@@jeffrey_buchanan@yahoo.com — 2005-10-13 16:29:07Z

Hi,
My sister married Lee Warf, the grandson of Lee Warf and Iva Slinker. My research is at www.gencircles.com/users/redseadiver/1
Since posting the message you answered, I've discovered a lot more information....
- Jeff

Re: Slinker, Henry

CarrieOlson1 — 2005-08-26 04:00:33Z

Donna, I hope this gets to you!

I am looking for information on Frederick Slinker's (prob s/o Christopher Slinker) son, Christopher (b. abt. 1800-1810) in Green County, Kentucky. Do you have any information on him? Such as who he married (prob bet 1820 and 1830)? Could he have married an Ann Tandy? or an Ann Slinker?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Carrie

Re: Christopher Slinker

2005-06-27 04:45:26Z

More than likely. Elizabeth was a sister to John and Milly (their father was Christopher Slinker). John had a son, John. Milly had a daughter, Nancy. Those children married. They had a son, Finley, who had a son, Eugene, who had a son, William B. who married my great grandmother, Eula. So that could make us distant cousins.

Re: Christopher Slinker

2005-06-27 04:04:42Z

Hi, my ggggrandfather Thomas Skaggs married Elizabeth Slinker. Elizabeth/s father was Christopher Slinker. I know the Slinker's married into the Lile family. Would like to hear from you.

Re: Christopher Slinker

2005-06-27 04:01:05Z

My ggggrandfather Thomas Martin married Elizabeth Slinker. Elizabeth's father was Christopher Slinker from Hawkins County Tennessee. I understand the Slinker children were in Barren County Kentucky and Green County. Are we related by any chance?

Please email me.

Slinker, Henry

DBryan5716 — 2005-06-22 17:29:20Z

Yes, Frederick was the father of Henry (and many others). Henry married Susannah Biggs. But Frederick also had a son named Frederick.

Seems like a lot of us have visited the Green County Library.

If anyone has anything prior to Christopher Slinker (father of Frederick)I'd really be interested.

Eustace L. Slinker obit 1926

2005-05-04 06:23:35Z

Payette Enterprise
Payette, Idaho
July 15, 1926

EUSTACE LEVI SLINKER

Eustace Levi Slinker was born November 10, 1871, at Warrens County, Iowa. Married to Cora B. Roberts, January 24, 1895, near St. Charles, Iowa.

To this union seven children were born, of whom four, Coral, Paul, Eunice and Marion remains to mourn the loss of the father, his wife and three infant children preceeded him to the eternal home. Mr. Slinker departed this life July 9, 1926, at the home of his sister Mrs. H. B. Strawn of Fruitland, Idaho, besides whom he leaves two sisters and two brothers to mourn his loss.

In his early manhood he gave his heart to the Lord and throughout his life endeavored to consistently follow the teachings of his Master.

The funeral was held from the M. E. Church at Payette, of which he was a member, conducted by Rev. Hershel Shank of the Brethren Church of Fruitland. His remains were laid to rest beside his wife at Riverside cemetery.