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JIWelsch — 2009-11-21 07:15:57Z

HILLSDALE, Ill. -- Dorothy Y. Lick, 84, Hillsdale, formerly of Muscatine, died Monday, May 17, 2004, at her home after a battle with cancer.

Services are 10 a.m. Thursday, May 20, at St. John's Catholic Church, Rapids City, Ill. Burial will be at Mount Maria Cemetery, Hillsdale.

Visitation is 4-7 p.m. today, with a 3:30 p.m. rosary, at Gibson Funeral Home, Port Byron, Ill.

Mrs. Lick was born April 13, 1920, in Davenport, the daughter of Arlie and Jessie Koster Perry. She married Harold Henry Lick July 4, 1943, at Camp Breckinridge, Ky. He preceded her in death Dec. 13, 1955.

She had been employed as an aide at Muscatine General Hospital.

She enjoyed crafts, reading, writing and spending time with her family and friends, She enjoyed life to the fullest.

Survivors include daughters, Georgia Jurevitz and husband, Jim, of Hillsdale, Sandra Loney and husband, Rick, of Richfield, Minn., and Deborah Burr and her late husband, Richard 'Pete', of Muscatine and Jessica Burchland and husband, Calvin, of Cedar Rapids; grandchildren, Lisa Randall, Linda Hoehn, Robert Jurevitz, Laura Jackson, Leanne Armetta and Joshua Burchland; 16 great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild; a sister, Doris Brown of Algona; and close friend, Elaine Petersen of Muscatine.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Robert G. Lick, 74, Muscatine, died Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2006, at his home.
Memorial graveside services will be 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 13, Greenwood Cemetery, with military rites by the combined units of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1565 and American Legion Post 27. The Rev. Dan Schoepf will officiate. After the services, a time of food and fellowship will be held in the Community Room at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services, 2907 Mulberry Ave.
There will be no visitation. The Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Lick was born June 3, 1932, in Muscatine, the son of Emil and Lydia Klebe Lick. He married Barbara J. Brase in 1966; they later divorced.
He was an U.S. Army veteran and a member of the Moose, VFW Post 1565 and American Legion Post 27.
He was a teacher at Muscatine High School for 34 years. He was an avid basketball player during his high school and college years and enjoyed coaching at MHS. He also enjoyed computers.
Survivors include a daughter, Robyn Gilbert and husband Alan of Tipton; two sons, Stephen M. Lick and wife Marla and Scott R. Bierman, all of Muscatine; two stepdaughters, Lori A. Steele of Muscatine and Lynne M. McLarney and husband Justin of Prescott Valley, Ariz.; 13 grandchildren; and a brother, Clarence E. Lick and wife Mary of Muscatine.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Harold and an infant brother; and two sisters, Ida Dieckman and Helen Collins.

Re: Licks in New York

MaggieNelson27 — 2009-10-28 20:48:33Z

Bill,
Do you want to contact me at olelena@brainerd.net. I'll give you what I have on the Monroe, Gates, and Lick family.

Re: Licks in New York

MaggieNelson27 — 2009-10-26 23:20:49Z

I'm away from home for a couple of days. I have some information with me on this computer but not much. I have more at home. What I have is that Daniel Allen Monroe was born probably in CT. I believe that his father died in the Rev. War at Valley Forge. Clarissa Gates was born 11 April 1780 in Groton, New London, Ct. to John Gates and Sarah Meach. Daniel and Clarissa had Andrew, Abigail(Lick), Charles, Sally, Elizabeth (Nostrandt) and John. I'll get back to you in a couple of days with more information along with my sources. Clarissa married 2nd to a Jacob or James Thompson. I have the census info on them at home, too.

Re: Licks in New York

maloneyfamily — 2009-10-26 21:44:56Z

This is a year and a half after your query, now 10/26/09, I'm a g-g-g-grandson of Abigail Monroe Lick and am trying to trace her family. All I have is father Daniel Monroe, mother Clarissa Gates. I'd like to get the rest of the names of her siblings and where Dan'l and Clarissa originated. Info I have says Dan'l born in Preble in 1769. I doubt it. I feel he came from CT or Mass. but no evidence.
I have the picture you want, the original but can't email it.
Bill Maloney

Donald Edward Lick, Sr.born in Lawrence Park, Pa.,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-06-07 15:56:16Z

Erie, county, pa,
Donald Edward Lick, Sr.
Donald Edward Lick, Sr., left this life on June 3, 2009, in Santa Ana, Calif., after a valiant fight with cancer. He was born in Lawrence Park, Pa., on February 14, 1927, and grew up in Erie, Pa., as one of six children. At the height of World War II, the day after graduating from high school, he fulfilled his duty to his country by enlisting in the Navy and spent the last year of the war fighting in the pacific theater. After returning home, he married the love of his life, Gwen Rhapps. Together they had three daughters and one son. After moving to California in 1963, the family added the daughter of their heart. While still in Erie, Mr. Lick was one of the first television announcers on WICU television. Although he supported his family as a systems engineer, music was his passion. Don served as the director of the Mount Calvary Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus. In California, he continued serving God through his music as the director of the choir at St. Barbara’s Catholic Church for the next 15 years. Don also appeared in many musical productions, including the Music Man and South Pacific. He was a dedicated member of many different Barbershop organizations having served as director of the Sweet Adelines Garden Grove Chapter and men’s Pasadena and Orange Chapters. During the latter part of his life, he entertained countless residents of local nursing homes and hospitals. He gave his children the gift of a home filled with music and taught them how to break into four part harmony at a moment’s notice. No birthday was ever complete without Papa’s own unique rendition of “Happy Birthday” on the piano. Don is survived by Gwen, his wife of 61 years, his daughter, Melody Johnson, of Fort Worth, Texas; daughter, Cristie Smith, (Harold); daughter, Lisa De Los Reyes, (Glenn); son, Donald Edward Lick, Jr., (Carol), daughter, Felicie Leech, of Santa Rosa, Calif.; nine grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be private with a celebration of life on a date to be announced. In lieu of flowers,

Published in the Erie Times-News on 6/7/2009,

N.W. Lick

jlauman_1 — 2008-06-11 02:17:20Z

Does anyone know who the "N.W. Lick" referred to in the following quote is?

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The Sons of the American Revolution, California Chapter, participated in the ceremonies of unveiling the "James Lick Historical Bronze Statues" November 29, in honor of the memory of the Philanthropist whose gifts founded the great Lick telescope on Mt. Hamilton.

Mr. N.W. Lick was the grandson of William Lick--for five years a Continental soldier of the Pennsylvania Line. In commemoration of his father's war service, he erected near Fredericsburg, in his native State, a heroic monument, the main figure of which is a statue representing the private soldier of the American Revolution.

Source: The American Historical Register, Sept. 1894--Feb, 1895, Charles H. Browning, Editor, Philadelphia, 1895.

Re: children of Aaron Lick

jlauman_1 — 2008-06-10 00:15:45Z

Nancy M. (Lick) Burchfield lived in Saint Petersburg, Clarion Co., PA in 1880. She was born abt. 1840-41 according to the census. In 1850, she's listed as the daughter of Arron Lick, born abt. 1813 in NY, and lived in Edinboro, Erie Co., PA.

If they are related to James Jacobus Lick, they must fit in before James and possible after James' grandfather William. William whose will was probated in Montgomery Co., PA on 13 Apr 1819. He is said to have been 104 when he died, and that he served 5 years in the Continental Army and survived the encampment at Valley Forge 1777-1778.

Sources:
1. History of the Long family of Pennsylvania, William Gabriel Long, 1930, pp 154-164.
2. Will Book 5, LICK, WILLIAM died New Hanover, April 13, 1819. 5.133. Montgomery Co. Orphans' Court, RW File No: 4116, 6 pages.

I believe William had at last 3 sons and possibly a daughter: John of Lebanon Co., Jacob of Montgomery Co., William probably Montgomery Co. and Catharine.

Their descendants are known to have lived in Lebanon, Lancaster, Montgomery, Lehigh, Northampton and Berks Counties. There were at least 3 who relocated to California. I am a descendant of Jacob.

Jack Lauman

Re: Licks in New York

MaggieNelson27 — 2008-06-05 20:47:38Z

I just found your message. My ancestor, John Martin Monroe, was a brother to Abigail Monroe Lick. Is it possible to e-mail me a picture of Abigail with her children? I am hoping to visit Cayuga Co. this month and the cemetery where John and Abigail's mother is buried. She was Clarissa Gates Monroe and married for a second time to a Thompson.

Re: Lloyd L. Lick and wife Matilda E. Dettra

jlauman_1 — 2008-03-17 00:31:10Z

Sue,

Send an email to jlauman@nwcascades.com and I'll email you a PDF file of what you're looking for.

John H. Lick & Agnes J. Kemmerer were married 28 Sep 1895 in South Allentown, Lehigh Co., PA by C.Z. Sandt, Minister of the Gospel and resided Salisbury, Lehigh Co. in 1900. (ML# 42276, Lehigh Co. Orphans' Court) They had 11 children.

Matilda Dettra and her family resided: 1920;Census Place: South Allentown, Lehigh, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1590; Page: 11B; Enumeration District: 233; Image: 444.

I'm the grandson of Bertha Viola Lick & Harold Zimmerman Schwenk.

Jack Lauman
Birch Bay, WA

Lloyd L. Lick and wife Matilda E. Dettra

SusanHistoryBuff — 2008-02-19 04:09:33Z

I know very little about this family and am trying to find aout more about Matilda and Lloyd Lick.

I know Lloyd's mother was Agness Kemmeren and his father was John Lick. Do not know anything else except the were both alive in 1924 as being mentioned in the in the wedding announcement.

Matilda's mother was Ellen (Nellie) MacLaren (1881-aft 1930) and her father was George Dettra (1880-aft 1930) from Phoenixville, Chester County, PA.

If anyone has info that would be greatly appreciated.

Sue Prettyman

Lick - Lockwood Cemetery, Saskatchewan

kttrucking1 — 2006-12-05 18:50:09Z

The transcription of the Lockwood Cemetery in Saskatchewan is online at:
http://geocities.com/nokomis_website/lockwood.html

Members of the Lick family are buried there.

Edwin/Edward/E.T. Lick and Sarah Jane "Janey" Lick

2006-09-24 03:38:08Z

Re: George Lick's Grandson

9dizzy9 — 2006-09-23 17:10:00Z

Thanks Janet,

My email address is DollyDNovRain@hotmail.com

May I inquire as to the year of George Lick's birth? I'm sure that my Lick line was German, no proof, just oral history. I have always believed that at one point they probably also immigrated from PA.

Thanks Again,
Diann Brooks

Re: George Lick's Grandson

2006-09-23 17:03:17Z

I'm sorry, Diann, but the Board won't let me send photos as attachments. I'll need your e-mail address. In the meantime, all my LIcks started out in PA and moved to Summerhill, NY. Sylvester Carpenter, Charles' father, moved to Illinois. I don't have a date for that. So far I haven't found any Edward or Edwin Lick. My address is jentny@dreamscape.com

Re: George Lick's Grandson

9dizzy9 — 2006-09-23 16:37:44Z

I Would love a copy of the photo. I have a brick wall that I don't think I will ever get over or around. The only link I have to my Lick line is through my Great-Grandmother's brother. His name was either Edwin or Edward T. Lick, and is noted as both including E.T. Lick on four decades of the Federal Census. His birthplace is always listed as Illinois.

The first place I can locate him is Oklahoma in 1900 with his wife Ida May and Their first three children. His approximate birthdate is 1866-67 and for the next three decades he is in Electra, Witchita, Texas and is a Jeweler.

Edward/Edwin/E.T. is the Brother of my G-Grandmother Known as "Janey" LICK Cooper. We knew her given name as Sarah Jane Lick and she was a bonds child after the death of her parents. She was born February 22, 1870. I don't know what happened to Edward/Edwin after the death of their parents, but I cannot find either Sarah Jane or Edwin anywhere in their youth. I find "Janey" already married to Orval Cooper, listed as Auval Cooper on the 1900 Federal Census and they are in Oklahoma. This is the only place I can find her.

I have coincidentally found an Edwin and Sarah Lick living with a Hannah Lick in the 1870 census but they are approximately 13 and 15 years old and as many years older than my Edwin and Sarah. I had considered that they might have been the parents of my Sarah and Edwin but have decided they were not because Sarah shows up ten years later at the age of 25 as a widow with a daughter Cora, and Edwin has disappeared. Hannah is still alive ten years later and I find her with her older sons Nathaniel and Lewis in Boise, Idaho. Though they share some of the same family names as my Lick family, I do not believe they are the right people.

I am interested in any Illinois LICK connection because of the four decades of the census with my Edwin/Edward LICK where he consistantly states his birthplace is Illinois.

Thank You!
Diann Brooks

George Lick's Grandson

2006-09-22 16:46:55Z

I have a family portrait (photograph) of Charles Carpenter, son of Calista Lick, and grandson of George Lick. George founded the village of LIcksville in Summerhill, NY. If anyone would like me to e-mail a copy of it, please contact me. I also have a picture of his house in Illinois.

looking for my half sister

lionstar67 — 2006-07-27 16:45:47Z

Looking for my half sister somewhere in Michigan. Her father is Harold Lick I know he was living somewhere near the St. Joseph area in Michigan.He is around the age of 60.She is around the age of 35 - 30. I think.

Re: Sarah Jane LICK

9dizzy9 — 2006-07-25 07:06:17Z

I'm adding new found information regarding my prior post. My grandmother Sarah "Jane" Lick Cooper was born Feb 22, 1870. Her brother was Edwin T Lick, b. abt 1867 IL. He was married to Ida May Lick, b. 1875 OK or KS. Their children were James W. Lick b. 1893 OK , Hazel May b. abt 1903 OK , Earl T. Lick b. abt. 1910 OK, Ira E Lick b. abt. 1913 TX. There may have been other children that I am not aware of.

Edwin T. Lick, the brother of my G-Grandmother was a jewler and had a shop in Electra, TX in 1930.

Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated. I have no known information prior to My GGrandmother and her brother.

Harold Lick

2006-07-24 15:17:04Z

Looking for info on Harold Lick in or around Benton Harbor Michigan area

Re: children of Aaron Lick

neal_zank — 2006-03-25 21:19:33Z

Sharon -

A few years ago, I started researching the Burchfield family as part of my effort to research the McGill family. Nancy Burchfield, one of your ancestors, was a daughter of Patrick McGill of Saegertown. My wife is descended from Patrick's son William Perry McGill.

I had to put the research aside for a while although I will be getting back into it in the next few months. I can't remember if you were one of the people with whom I spoke (it would have been in the 2000 - 2002 or 2003 time period).

If I send to you what I have on your branch of the family would you mind taking a shot at updating/correcting some of my information. Also, how far back do you go in the information that you have?

- Neal

Lick family cemetery records-ND

2006-02-20 21:24:47Z

Cavalier County ND Cemetery Transcriptions Volume 30
CYPRESS TOWNSHIP: SouthWest Section Block 3
Sarles Cemetery:
LICK, David H. 1858-1938
LICK, Dixie L. 1858-1941

Cavalier County ND Cemetery Transcription: Volume 31
SOUTH DRESDEN TOWNSHIP:
St John's Lutheran Cemetery
ROW 3:
LICK, Elmer Edwin d. aug 13, 1990 age 64
LICK, August 1898 - 1963

Unknown burials:
* LICK, Theodore no othet information
LICK, Rudolph 1892-1982
LICK, Pauline 1896-1956 wife of Rudolph

ROW 5:
LICK, Julius father 1873-1912

ROW 6:
LICK, Emma Ottilie mother 1874-1951
wife of Julius 1873-1912

~~Volunteer Posting~~

Re: tracing family roots

2005-08-25 00:48:40Z

I may have more info on the fire. Here is my e-mail address, after all you are what, 2nd cousin to me? AudiMay@aol.com

Re: tracing family roots

jlauman1 — 2005-08-22 23:48:15Z

Harvey's sister Viola was my grandmother. I have a reasonably complete family tree. Henry & Hannah had 10 children. Two of their sons, George & Percy, Percy's wife & son Teresa (D'Inverno), & Vincent,and Shirley Schwenk (Viola's daughter from her marriage to Harold Z. Schwenk) died in a house fire on January 5, 1949.

1930 Census Notes:
On April 9, 1930, Harvey was an inmate at the Montgomery Co. Jail in Norristown, PA.

Harvey died in Apr. 1987, I've ordered a death cert but don't have it yet.

Lizz A. Lick - Parkers Ford, PA

jlauman1 — 2005-08-14 23:25:28Z

I'm looking for the parents of Lizzie A. Lick. She married Edgar Anderson, b.May 17, 1885 on Mar. 21, 1905 in PA. The had two sons Donald Anderson b. Apr. 18, 1909 and Harry A. Anderson (birth date unknown).

Edgar Anderson was the son of Abraham Anderson and Fannie (Schwenk) Walt of Parkers Ford, PA.

Thanks,

Jack Lauman
Birch Bay, WA

LICK

MarilynnkWeems — 2005-04-24 01:53:23Z

Researcing any and all LICK families of Monessen, Pennsylvania & Doylestown, Pennsylvania.

John T. LICK

MarilynnkWeems — 2005-04-24 01:51:29Z

Looking for information on family of John T. LICK and his wife Annie ___(?)
I AM DESCENDANT of his daugheter
Susan E. LICK who wed
Joseph Simmons PEAKE

Lick Farmhouse Fire, Jan. 5, 1949, Phoenixville, PA

jlauman_1 — 2005-02-28 02:42:45Z

I'm trying to get more information about the members of the Lick family from Emaus, PA. 5 members of the family perished in a fire in (Cromby) Phoenixville, PA on or about January 5, 1949.

Fire victims were: George Lick (40), Elwood Lick (35) Pervy Lick (30) his wife Theresa (Born Edinboro, Scotland) and their son Vincent (5) and Shirley Schwenk (15 - my aunt and daughter of Viola Lick Schwenk and Harold Zimmerman Schwenk).

I am specifically interested in finding out whatever I can about Shirley and Viola.

Re: Ward - Lick in VanBuren Arkansas ( Crawford County)

okkaren — 2004-12-12 02:09:48Z

My JULIA LICK was born Abt. 1862 in Arkansas, and died May 17, 1883 in Arkansas. She married JOHN THOMAS WARD May 13, 1879 in (Howard County), Arkansas, son of WILLIAM WARD and SUSAN THOMPSON. He was born September 1858 in Arkansas, and died in Vallient, ( McCurtain County) Oklahoma.

More About JULIA LICK:
Cause of Death: complications from childbirth

Notes for JOHN THOMAS WARD:
Census:

1880 Hempstead County

1) John Ward - age 21 - born Arkansas
2) Julia - age 18 - born Arkansas

More About JOHN THOMAS WARD:
Inconsistent Fact: 2003, Family bible has John married to an Anna but there is no proof or evidence.

More About JOHN WARD and JULIA LICK:
Marriage: May 13, 1879, (Howard County), Arkansas

Children of JULIA LICK and JOHN WARD are:
ROBERT LEE3 WARD, b. November 10, 1880, Dequeen, ( Sevier County ) or Vanburen (Crawford County), Arkansas; d. September 15, 1951, Hess, (Jackson County ) Oklahoma.

MARY ELLEN WARD, b. May 17, 1883, Arkansas; d. August 15, 1967, Ringling, Oklahoma (Jefferson County).

Since we have only found them in one Census without children then we do not know where my Greatgrandmother was born. Hope you can help!

Karen White

Re: Ward - Lick in VanBuren Arkansas ( Crawford County)

safestman2003 — 2004-12-11 17:32:29Z

My grandfather, John Lick, had a sister named Julia (Aunt Jule). Do you know the time frame for your Julia?

Re: Licks in New York

2004-11-20 04:41:03Z

Dianne. Interesting. Unfortunately I don't have any information about Nancy Lick Greenfield.

It would be cool if I could get a copy of that picture you mention. I've since determined that Velorus Lick is my
great-great-great grandfather. I have a picture of his son Arthur Lick and his wife, but none of Velorus. Thanks for the help - my email is cuginip@frontiernet.net

Re: Peter Lick

2004-09-01 03:06:51Z

Linda, you left out Lena born 1815 and married John Dean Francisco about 1832. They had Josiah Dean 1833, Phidelia about 1841, Minerva about 1843 and Helen about 1844. Josiah was my greatgrandfather. Lena died Feb 27, 1882 and buried in the Lick cemetery in Summerhill, Cayuga NY

Re: Peter Lick

2004-08-29 15:47:15Z

I researched the Lick family for while- here is some of the info I found-
Father Peter and two sons John and William were captured 12/16/1755 in the Penn's Creek Massacre
William Lick 1742 New Berlin PA-reported to speak German- thought to be Dutch came to Cayuga marker in Lickville Cemetary:William Died 10/7/1827 aged65 Ma--- his wife died 9/15/1825 aged 60-Assumed to be the first generation of Licks in the area
sons Peter Lick-1782 PA died Cayuga NYand George Lick
Peter Lick+Olive Cleveland
Abigail 1810
Peter 1811
John 1812

son Aaron Lick+Ester White- settled in Erie county Married 1831 in Caygua Aaron died 12/2/1857Ester 3/29/1848
- 1815
Elizabeth 1816 Aaron+Ester-settled in Erie CO
son John+Eliza Goodrich
Sally Ann 1817 son Aaron+Letta?
Lucy Ann 1820+ Dr.Hoyt
Henry-1823
Marcena 1825
Arvilla 1826

Geroge Lick+Abigail
Melissa+Lewis Swift
Velorous+Ann Monroe
Terissa+Roland Sears
Sophronia
Celista+Sylvester Darpenter
Emmaline+Charles Atwood
Clarendon+Phoebe Sawyer
Nancy+Richmand Vosburg
Paulina+Charles Caldwell
Find some early Lick History at:
Leslie Luther Records
Cayuga-Owasco Lakes Historical Society
PO Box 241
Moravia NY 13118
My family stems from Aaron+_Ester. I have more decendent info
Hope this helps- Linda

Re: Great Grandparents

Dianne_Horn — 2004-08-29 03:01:16Z

The 1860 Census for Washington Township, Erie Co, PA
John Lick 32, Eliza 32, Esther M 13, Willy 11, Mary L. 7, Rosa M 4, and Chancey V. 1.

The 1880 Census for Elk Creek Township, Erie Co, PA
Leroy Baker 27, Rose 24, Jasper 4, Alice 3, and John 8.

Jasper Baker married Inez Hayes, a sister of my grandmother.

Re: Peter Lick

Dianne_Horn — 2004-08-29 02:38:24Z

According to the 1850 Census for Washington Township, Erie County, PA:
William Lick 41, and Margaret Lick 36, are the parents of Peter 13, Ellen 12, and Olive 5.

The 1860 Census for Washington Township, Erie County, PA
Peter Lick 23, Mariett 23, and Clarence E. 2.

the 1880 Census for Elk Creek Township, Erie County, PA
Peter Lick 44, Mariett 44, and Bylon 19.

William and Margaret Lick are buried in the Sherrod Hill Cemetery, Elk Creek Township, Erie Co, PA. William was married a second time to Lydia. Lydia is also buried in the Sherrod Hill Cemetery. According to cemetery records Margaret died Jan 27, 1874, 60y,6m,21d.

Hope this helps. Dianne

Re: Licks in New York

Dianne_Horn — 2004-08-06 02:36:45Z

The 1884 History of Erie County lists a John Lick as an early settler (about 1797).

My GG Grandmother was Nancy Lick Greenfield. She is shown in the 1850 Census, Washington Twp, Erie Co., PA with the age of 59. She married Sherman Greenfield and an 1830 Census shows Sherman with a young family living in Locke, Cayuga Co., NY. As Locke and Summerhill are close together, I am wondering if there is a connection with George and Peter. George had a daughter, Nancy(she married a Vosburg) so Nancy is a family name.

My husband's GGG Grandfather Wm D. Lawrence was married to Mariah Lick. She is buried in the Lickville Cemetery. We have a newspaper clipping of a Lawrence reunion(1913) in which it notes that Orson Lawence Jr. tells the history of William Lick born 1737, died 1831. His father and mother were killed by Indians and he was taken captive. At age 14 he was exchanged. He ran away back to the Indians and was again exchanged two years later. This was about the time of King Geroge's war. He remembered seeing his mother's scalp hanging on a pole. When he was civilized he used to hunt the Indians like wild beasts.

Another person interested in the Lick family recently sent me a picture of Abigail Monroe Lick with family Calista, Teresa, Melissa, Velorus, Saphonia, Emmeline, Clarendon, Nancy, and Paulina. If you are interested, I am sure between her and I, we could get a copy to you.

Any info you might have to help would be greatly appreciated.

Dianne

Lick

AWilson7635 — 2004-07-01 02:30:40Z

I am looking for Lick (Lueck) family members who came to America from Prussia in about 1860. My father was James Lick (not the California Lick) and my grandfather was Franz August Lick (originally spelled with a umlaut). There were supposedly 3 brothers who came from Prussia but I don't know much about them. I do know that my grandfather was supposedly born in Senne, Prussia in 1846 and married Susan Angeline McCarty in 1878 in Baxter County, Arkansas. They had 4 children - Henrietta Elizabeth (Bessie). Frederick Wilhelm, Carl August and James Ivey. They moved to Colorado in 1891. Any help would be appreciated.

Lick Family

Debbie_McCalmon — 2004-03-01 21:40:34Z

The Lick family from what I have found out was
slightly spead out. Even into Arkansas...You
might have better luck looking more in the Belzoni
area. My grandfather was John Dower Lick, married
to Alice Parker Lick. I have more names if you
need them.

HEY CUZ

Debbie_McCalmon — 2004-03-01 21:40:34Z

Matt, where did you come up with Bentonia, MS?
Have you had any more luck than I have had? Mom
is not of a lot of help because she does not
understand how I go about searching...I was sorry to
hear about Aunt Ardell...Where is Barbara Kaye?
email me a real email address here of at home
on dmccal@bellsouth.net...where do you live?
I am so much older than you, I lost contact with
you a long time ago...How did you know who I was?

David Lick

2004-01-20 04:04:22Z

I am looking for information on my g grandfather, David Lick. He had two sons, Loyal Seth (b.7-27-1881) and Forrest. They lived in Rolla and in Sarles N.D. I believe the family came from Canada Thanks.

Hey Cuz!

MattHigdon — 2003-11-21 00:20:53Z

Fancy meeting you here. E-mail me and tell me about yourself.

Licks in Isola ,MS

MattHigdon — 2003-11-21 00:20:53Z

I think I belong to the family you are searching for. My grandfather John D. Lick's
family has lived in that area since the 1860's.
Matt Higdon

Lick Family in MS/Indiana

MattHigdon — 2003-11-21 00:20:53Z

I'm looking for info on the family of my grandfather, John Dower Lick. After 1870, the family was in Sunflower/Humphreys Co.,MS
Prior to 1870 the family appears on census records in the community of Rodney in Jefferson County, Mississippi. Some of the early names are Nicholas Lick (war of 1812 veteran)and Harham Lick. The family name sometimes appears as Leek. Also, I have an obituary published in the 1840's for a "Mrs. Nancy Lick", who lived at Rodney. This obituary states that Mrs. Lick had returned to Indiana, which is why I'm curious about the Indiana connection.

Karlheinz Lick, 1922 - 2003

2003-10-16 08:21:49Z

"Hamburger Abendblatt" vom 15. Okt. 2003:

Nach langer Krankheit verstarb mein lieber Mann, unser guter Vater

Karlheinz Lick

* 22. Nov. 1922 Tiefenthal (Pfalz)
+ 23. Sept. 2003 Hamburg

Ruth Lick, geb. Gramcke
Dr. Thomas Lick

Burgstr. 28, 20535 Hamburg

Wir haben Abschied genommen.

Re: children of Aaron Lick

KathyTippett — 2003-08-10 16:28:24Z

I have not found any wills yet. I have not really been looking for anything on Aaron LICK, though. Here are some links on the Penn's Creek story mentioning the LICK's. I have not been able to determine if this is the NY LICK family. There is so much conflicting info that has been posted and I haven't been able to document anything, yet. 1. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~berta/ipg/nwbln.htm... 2.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~berta/ombk/ch1.html 3. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/pa/union/history/lynn/l... 4.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~berta/pdf/omb1.pdf

I sure would appreciate an update if you find anything new.

Re: children of Aaron Lick

jshindman — 2003-08-10 10:56:53Z

I am intrigued by your mention of two Lick children being captured by Indians at Penn's Creek. Is there an internet source for that?
I wonder if there are any wills for Peter Lick or Aaron Lick?

Re: Lick

KathyTippett — 2003-08-09 05:05:38Z

Have you gathered anymore info on you Lick line since you posted this? Are any in the NY area? Or PA? I have a John born 1813 son to Peter Lick. Any connection?

Re: children of Aaron Lick

KathyTippett — 2003-08-09 04:45:55Z

I am trying to get some more info on James Lick's family. He was supposed to build a monument to his parents and grandparents and I am trying to get their names. I know nothing for sure but I have Peter and George Lick in Locke, Cayuga, NY on an 1820 US Census with John and William showing up, too. I think they are the brothers that were captured by Indians at Penn's Creek, PA. Peter has 2 males 10-16 which would be almost right for Aaron. In 1830 Aaron is listed as 20-30 with a female 20-30 and a female 0-5. In 1840 Peter and George are still there but no Aaron. The Lickville Cemetery in Summerhill, Cayuga, NY lists Peter Lick with Olive, his wife and Anna, his wife. A Moravia newspaper printed the following but I don't know the year: Summerhill in History: Being An Account of Some of the Early Settlers - As early as 1818, when to the naked eye only the blue sky and green forest were visible, George and Peter Lick came to the town from Schoharie county and possessed themselves of eighty acres of the solid, unbroken forest. They built and worked together for a time and later divided their interest...

Re: lick / orne line / Gilmore

ramdavid — 2003-08-08 04:53:20Z

Hello John -

My great aunt is Ethel Pauline Gilmore-Orne. The Gilmore's got lost during the past years and I just found Ethel's two children this past summer, Mary Jean Orne-Williams and Kenneth Orne. I will be visiting them this summer. What relationship are you?

Take Care, Roger

Descendants of Unknown Orne
---------------------------
1-Unknown Orne
+Unknown
|--2-Edward Orne b: Mar 1864, State of Maine
| +Kline A Sanborn b: Oct 1864, State of Wisonsin
| |--3-Florence W. Orne b: Aug 1891, Faribault, Rice, MN
| |--3-Harold Harrison Orne b: 30 Mar 1893, Faribault, Rice, MN, d: 21 Aug
| | 1971, San Francisco, San Mateo, CA
| | +Ethel Pauline Gilmore b: 12 Aug 1897, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN, d: Abt
| | 1966, Pinehurst, Snohomish, WA
| | |--4-Mary Jean Orne b: 17 Aug 1921, Everett, Snohomish, WA
| | |--4-Kenneth G. Orne b: Abt 1923, Everett, Snohomish, WA
| | +Grace C McNeely b: 22 Apr 1904, Everett, Snohomish, WA, d: 4 Jul 1987,
| | Mill Valley, Martin, CA
| | |--4-Harold Harrison Orne b: 3 Dec 1929, Everett, Snohomish, WA, d: 27
| | | Nov 1960, San Francisco, San Mateo, CA
| |--3-Stanley Orne b: 1 Jun 1899, Minneapolis, Hennepin, MN, d: 1 May 1977,
| | Laguna Hills, Orange, CA
|--2-Frederick Orne b: Mar 1867, Faribault, Rice, MN

Re: lick / orne line / Gilmore

ramdavid — 2003-08-08 04:53:20Z

Hello John - Nice to meet you!

Mary Jean Orne-Williams is 82 years old and her brother Kenneth is 80 years old. Mary Jean lives in Oregon with her husband Don and Kenneth lives in Arizona with his wife Betty. Don and Mary Jean Williams has 2 children and I don't know about Kenneth and Betty Orne. I talked to both Mary Jean and Kenneth in the summer of last year. I'll be writting Mary Jean this week and sent off some pictures to her and Don. Kenneth wasn't very interested in genealogy or pictures. I will be visiting Don and Mary Jean this coming June and hopefully visit Kenneth this year also. Do you have any pictures of your grandmother with her brothers (Florence, Harold and Stanley)?

Take Care, Roger

Re: lick / orne line / Gilmore

ramdavid — 2003-08-08 04:53:20Z

Hello John -

If you could scan in the picture of Florence, Harold and Stanley that would be great. I have a DSL line so the picture file can be big, maybe 600 DPI. I will scan in all of the pictures that Mary Jean has and share them with you if you want them. Dates on your information for the people that have passed away would be nice.

Thanks, Roger