5 Oct 1998
<P>
Dear Jerry,<BR>
I was so very impressed with the background info on the Amick family you
sent.  So very professional.  I regret that I have such a late start in
genealogy as it is truly fascinating.  Really should have gotten more
family background in earlier years when it was so available through my
parents, however better late than never.
<P>
I am enclosing what I have on the Amicks from my mother Mabel Amick to
Theodore, son of David Lee, son of George Davis, Son of Joseph, son of John
Amick.  The ancestral file LDS for Geo. Emig, John and Michael also
enclosed, very confusing which is the reason I was making calls to the John
Amick contributors.
<P>
I do have newspaper articles on deaths, some death certificates, articles
on Rock Bluffs, Cass Co., Geo Amick's wil, probates and census reports if
you would be interested.
<P>
Am really appreciative that you took the time to answer my query.  I have
read and reread your research and truly appreciate the time and effort
spent in your search.  The land deed for Mary Amick in 1835 Guernsey Co.,
Ohio is about the time that Joseph and his family was in Guernsey Co.
<P>
Thank you again,
<P>
Dorothy L. Popa<BR>
3311 Hoctor Blvd.<BR>
Omaha, NE 68108
<P>
Joseph Amick, son of John Amick was born in the y ear 1800 to John and Mary
Amick in Bedford Co., Pa.  Joseph married Mary Ann in Bedford Co., Pa.
They had 10 children:  George Davis born 1831, Bedford;  Sarah E. born 1832
Bedford;  Ann E. born 1834, Bedford;  Henriette born 1836 Bedford;  William
C. born 1837 Guernsey, Ohio;  John Phillip born 1839 Millwood, Guernsey,
OH;  Mary Amick born 1842, Union, Monroe, OH;  Margaret A. born 1846,
Union, Monroe, Ohio;  Joseph born 1850, Union, Monroe, OH;  Thomas C. born
1854, Des Moines Co., OH.
<P>
In 1838 the family moved to Millwood Twp., Guernsey, Ohio and lived on a
farm there.  In 1840 they moved to Union, Monroe Co., Ohio until 1854, when
Joseph, Mary Ann and the children relocated to Des Moines Co., Burlington,
Iowa in the company of the eldest son, George and Family.  Thomas C. was
born there.
<P>
On 14 Oct 1856 they moved to Rock Bluffs Precinct, Cass Co., NE and
pre-empted the land there.  Every settler could file on 160 acres, but had
to go to Omaha to pre-empt.  In March of 1856, the land office was opened
and the price was $1.25 per acre.  The town of Rock Bluff was organized on
10 Jun 1856 and on 3 Nov 1858 the legislative assembly of Nebraska passed a
bill of corporation for Rock Bluff and North Rock Bluff.
<P>
Joseph died 18 Aug 1875 and Mary Ann died 26 Jul 1877.  They share a tall
headstone, Jos on one side, Mary on the other.  On the side is the
inscription, "Their warfare is o'er".  They are buried at Eight Mile Grove
Cemetery, Cass Co., NE.  Joseph left an estate of about $200 and real
estate valued at $3200 for a total of $3400, per County court Cass Co, NE.
<P>
George Davis Amick, son of Joseph and Mary Ann Amick was born in Bedford
Co., Pa 20 Mar 1831.  In 1837 his family relocated to Guernsey Co., Ohio
when George was 7 years old.  he married Mary L. Sterret Archer sometime in
1849, supposedly Noble Co., Ohion, but could have been Bern Twp., Athens
Co., Ohio where they appear in the 1850 Federal Census.  Mary was the widow
of Abraham Archer who died 29 July 1847 in Woodsfield, Ohio.  She had a
sizeable dower of 3 properties appraised at $600, $300 and $400, $1300
total and also 4 children by Abraham.  Michael Archer 1837, Elizabeth
Archer 1839, Charles 1844, and Harvey 1846.  Mary was born in Pa, 13 Jun
1818.
<P>
George and Mary had 5 children, son Joseph died at 2 years and 4 months,
and another son James who died at 3 weeks old.  Minerva born 1849 Nobel
Co., Ohio, John W. born 1851, Athens Co., Ohio and David Lee born 24 Apr
1856 Des Moines Co., Iowa 12 miles from Burlington, Iowa.
<P>
In 1854 George and family, Joseph and family moved to Des Moines Co., Iowa
to farm lands near Burlington, Iowa.  The treaty between the U.S. Gov't and
the Indians where they relinquished all title to lands bordering the
Missouri River was ratified 19 Nov 1854, large numbers of people had
gathered on the Iowa side of the river, ready at any time to cross the
river and stick their claim stakes on the coveted land of Nebraska.
<P>
George caught the Nebraska fever and in 1856, with his father Joseph moved
to Cass Co., and marked his pre-emption in the western part of Rock Bluffs
Precinct near Murray, NE.  George and family braved all the perils and
dangers of pioneer life and became the owners of nearly 500 acres of
beautifully cultivated land and orchards.  Mary died 29 Aug 1896 at the age
of 78.  George died 17 Mar 1903, both near Murry Cass Co., NE and both are
buried at Eight Mile Grove, Cass Co., NE.  George died leaving real estate
valued at $35,000 and personal property valued at $2500 to be divided
equally among John, Minerva Slocum, David Amick and Grandson Theodore
Amick, per Cass Co., Court House 23 Mar 1903 Will.
<P>
David Lee Amick was born on a farm in Des Moines co., Iowa, 12 miles west
of Burlington on 24 Apr 1856 to George Davis and Mary Sterrett Amick.
David married Ruth Hickman in Monona Co., near Whiting Iowa on 11 Jan 1880.
Ruth was born 29 Jun 1859 in Iowa.  Ruth's parents, David Hickman and
Sarah Maple were friends of the Amicks in Ohio and came to Iowa with them.
They had located on the Iowa side.
<P>
David came as an infant to Cass Co., NE near Murray, Mynard, NE, 2 miles
east of old Eight Mile Grove when his father George Davis Amick settled
there.  David and Ruth had one son, George B. born 28 Jan 1881, died 7 Feb
1881 and a son Theodore Lee born 30 Dec 1881.  They resided on the farm
then moved to Plattsmouth where David became the city Marshal.  later they
spent about a year in Arkansas near Monticello where David and Theodore had
large farms of cotton.  The weather and conditions in Arkansas did not
agree with David, so he returned to Plattsmouth in 1913 approximately and
operated the Smith Garage on Vine street.
<P>
Mabel Ruth, daughter of Theodore lived with Ruth and David since she was a
baby.  Mabel got sick and since Rosella was expecting her second child,
Ruth took Mabel to care for her and would get very ill whenever her parents
tried to get her back, according to Helen Amick Parks.
<P>
David died 17 May 1916 in Plattsmouth, Cass Co., NE of pneumonia.  He is
buried at Eight Mile Grove Cemetery, Cass Co., in the family plot.  He died
intestate leaving real estate of 160 acres valued at $150 per acre at
$24,000 and also a large inventory of goods in the garage he owned
including 3 or 4 cars.  Ruth died 15 Dec 1927 on the farm 3 miles north of
Murray, NE, in Cass Co.  and is also buried at Eight Mile Grove Cemetery.
<P>
Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1998<BR>
To: jmower@silverstar.com<BR>
From: Hal Amick halamick@earthlink.net<BR>
Subject: Re: AMICK Genealogy
<P>
Jerry:<BR>
Some of this information might be new.<BR>
Hal
<P>
From: Tom Clabaugh clabaugh@richnet.net<BR>
Subject: Re: AMICK Genealogy<BR>
<P>
I found you on the Bedford County USGenWeb page.  I am a descendant of
John AMICK the blacksmith, 1770-1844, both in Bedford Co.  My line is
pretty well defined back to him, but we don't have anything on his
parents or siblings.  Do you?  I am descended from his son Joseph, and I
don't have the maiden name of Joseph's wife, Mary Ann.  Any help would
be greatly appreciated.  I'm willing to share what I have.
<P>
Thanks,  Hal Amick
<P>
Hal,
<P>
I want to apologize to you.  I was just now going over my list of incoming
questions for the last 4- 6 wks, and I found your E-mail of Sept 23.  I
know that I read it , but somehow I managed to forget to respond.
<P>
After saying that, I don't know if I can help you at all.  I have John's
father listed as:  Joseph  Ehmik /  Amick.
<P>
I have some records of a Johann and Maria Emich wit: a baptism in Loudon
Co., Va. in 1796,  abt the same time they were married.  If I had to guess
at this point, and I do have- since I don't know,  Loudon Co., Vir  or
Bucks Co., Pa. would seem like a good place to search for John Amick's
ancestors records.  The Emichs in Bucks Co.,  seem to be in the approx.
same place as the Brill family, but my Bucks Co. church records don't go
back far enough to show John's possible ancestors.  I'd love to take a trip
to Bucks Co. for a week or so and spent time in the Court House.
<P>
I have a lot of info on John Amicks wife  Catherine Maria Brill's family,
but I suppose you do also.
<P>
I'd be glad to share whatever info that you think would be helpful.  Next
time I will respond quickly!!
<P>
Tom Clabaugh
<P>
Date: Fri, 23 Oct 1998<BR>
To: jmower@silverstar.com<BR>
From: Hal Amick halamick@earthlink.net<BR>
Subject: USS Amick
<P>
Jerry:<BR>
For your files.  Rowan is niece of Eugene Earle Amick.
Hal
<P>
This was sent to me by another Amick genealogist. I thought
you'd like a copy. :-)  - Rowan
<P>
From: DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN NAVAL FIGHTING SHIPS, Vol. IA, pp. 260.
<P>
Amick
<P>
Eugene Earle Amick -born on 26 January 1919 at Boonville Mo -studied at the
University of Kansas City and Rockhurst College before entering William
Jewell College in 1937. After graduating from the latter in 1941. Amick
enlisted in
the Naval Reserve on 19 September 1941. Following preliminary training he
was appointed a midshipman on 13 February 1942 and entered the United States
Naval Reserve  Midshipman's School at Northwestern University. Upon his
successful completion of the officers candidate course there, he was
commissioned ensign on 14 May 1 942 and assigned to Astoria (CA-34).
<P>
Amick served in that cruiser during the early summer of 1942 as she prepared
to participate in the first Allied thrust in the Pacific the invasion of the
Solomon Islands at Guadalcanal. He was killed on the second night after the
original landings as Allied warships attempted to protect American
beachheads in the Battle of Savo Island in the small hours of 9 August.
<P>
DE-168 dp. 1,240; L 306. b. 36'7"; dr. 11'8"; s.20.9 k.;cpl.216; a. 3 3", 4
40mm.. 10 20mm., 2 dct. 8 dcp.; cI. ( Cannon)
<P>
Amick (DE-168) was laid down on 30 November 1942 by the Federal
Shipbuilding &amp; Drydock Co., Newark, N.J. launched on 27 May I 1943
sponsored by Mrs. Mary R. Amick, widow of Ens. Amick. and commissioned at
the New York Navy Yard on 26 July 1943,Lt. Comdr. Francis C. B. McCune in
command.
<P>
Amick left the east coast early in September for shakedown training out of
Bermuda. During this cruise, the ship was also engaged in operations testing
defensive devices-then under development-which it was hoped would protect
American ships against acoustic torpedoes.
<P>
In early November, Amick became a member of Task Force 62 and began duty
as an escort for transatlantic convoys. The ship also acted as flagship for
Escort
Division (Cort Div) 15. From November 1943 through May 1945, she completed
nine round-trip voyages across the Atlantic. These terminated in several
different ports: Casablanca, Morocco, Gibraltar, Bizerte. Tunisia Palermo,
Sicily; and Oran, Algeria. Only one of her convoys was ever harassed by
enemy forces.
On 1 August 1944, German planes attacked the convoy while it was sailing in the
Mediterranean off Cape Bengut Algeria, but failed to damage any ship.
<P>
During her 18 months of wartime operations in the Atlantic, Amick entered
either the New York or the Boston Navy Yard for short availabilities at the
completion of each westward crossing. As a rule, she then proceeded to Casco
Bay. Maine, or Montauk Point. N.Y.. for training exercises before joining
another convoy.
<P>
On 28 May 1945, Amick sailed from Boston with Cort Div 15 bound for the
Pacific. They paused at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. for one week of training and
then proceeded to the Canal Zone. The destroyer escorts transited the Panama
Canal on 10 June and sailed on to San Diego, Calif From that port.. Amick
and her sister ships headed for the Hawaiian Islands and moored at Pearl
Harbor on the 29th.
<P>
After a fortnight of exercises out of Pearl Harbor, Cort Div 15 got
underway for Eniwetok. Amick sailed for the Mariana Islands and, at Saipan,
reported to Task Unit (TU) 94.7.2 for duty The destroyer escort completed
one voyage to Okinawa and back before sailing for the Western Caroline
Islands. On 15 August, while en route to UIithi, she received word of Japan's
capitulation.
<P>
Amick touched at Ulithi on the 16th; and, three days later, she reached
Peleliu in the Palau Islands and joined TU 94.6.1. On 23 August, several
Navy and Marine Corps officials embarked in Amick for passage to the northern
Palau Islands. There, they held a series of conferences with Japanese officers
which culminated on 1 September in the unconditional surrender of all Japanese
forces in the northern Palaus. which was received by the Americans in the
wardroom on board Amick.
<P>
On 3 November, Amick departed Peleliu, bound for the United States. She made
brief stops at Saipan and Pearl Harbor before arriving back at San Diego on
22 November.
<P>
The destroyer escort was reassigned to the Atlantic Fleet on 1 December and,
shortly thereafter, got underway for the east coast. She reached Jacksonville,
Fla., on 3 January 1946 and entered a shipyard there for repairs. After this
work was completed, she was assigned to Cort Div 12 and berthed at Green Cove
Springs, FIa., to undergo preservation work prior to deactivation.
<P>
The warship remained semi-active at Green Cove Springs , serving as a
receiving ship for sailors from other ships competing the inactivation
process, until herself decommissioned on 16 May 1947. After eight years in
reserve. Amick was loaned to Japan on 14 June 1955 under the terms of the
Mutual Self-Defense Assistance Program. She served in the Japanese Maritime
Self-Defense Force as ., Ashia (DE-262) until returned to the Navy early in
l975. On 6 January 1975, she was reclassified a frigate and redesignated FF-
168. Not long thereafter, she was determined to be unfit for further service.
and her name was struck from the Navy list on 15 June 1975. She was sold to
the Republic of the Philippines in September of 1976.
<P>
From: LBrill620@aol.com<BR>
Date: Thur, 22 Oct 1998<BR>
To: jmower@silverstar.com<BR>
Subject: Martin Brill
<P>
Hi, Jerry,
Ran into this site through Holly Brown. My husband is also descended from
Martin Brill.  I'll give you the information I have and tell you where I
got it.
<P>
"Martin Brill was born in Germany in 1710.  About 1733 he married Anna Maria
______, in Germany.  She was born abt 1712.  Martin arrived in America on
October 22, 1754 at the port of Philadelphia, Pa.  His age is listed as being
44 years old.  With Martin on the ship Halifax was Herman and Heinrich and
Christopher.
<P>
According to the records of the Lutheran Church of Bucks Co, Pa, Martin and
his wife and children attended Springfield Lutheran Church from 1755-1758.
<P>
On January 11, 1759, a land warrant was issued to Martin Brill for 20 acres in
Springfield Twp., at the rate of 15 pounds, ten shillings for a hundred acres.
He also acquired 45 acres in Nockamixon Twp., Bucks County.  A tract of 49
acres in Tenecum Twp., Bucks County was surveyed for Martin Brill on January
19, 1759 pursuant to a warrant issued January 13, 1759.  This tract was
surveyed for Michael Burger.  This tract of land was called Meanwell.
<P>
Martin and his family attended Nockamixon Lutheran Church from 1766-1771.
The last date in the church records for Martin is June 8, 1771.
<P>
He and his family moved to Virginia sometime before 1774.  They were members of
the New Jerusalem Lutheran Church in Lovettsville.  Martin died in April of
1791 and was buried May 1, 1791 at the New Jerusalem Church cemetery.
Lovettsville, Virginia is in Loudon County on the Potomac River.
<P>
The Brill name was spelled in various ways, Prill, Preil, Briel, Brile, Pril,
Bruehl."
<P>
Martin and his wife had seven children:
<P>
Johann Herman  b 1734.  He married Catherine Barbara.  He had another wife
named Elizabeth who left him in 1794.
<P>
Johann Heinrich  b 1736.  He married Catherina Barbara.
<P>
Christopher (Stophel) Brill  b 1748  He married Anna Margaret Maurer.
<P>
Andrew Brill  b abt 1749.  He married Elizabeth Krebs in 1774.  He was born in
Germany.
<P>
Anna Maria Brill   b 1750-51 in Pfalz, Germany.  She was still unmarried in
1783.
<P>
Johannes Brill  b 1751-53.  He married Maria Elizabeth Russ on 11-2-1774 in
Frederick Co., Md.  (Records read Johannes Bruehl son of Martin Bruehl
married Maria Elisabeth Russ, daughter of Michael Russ, both single and
residing in Loudon County, Va.) (Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Frederick, Md)
<P>
Maria Magdalena Brill  b 1754.  She married Conrad Trittenback in 1772 in
Bucks Co.  Maria died 1840-42 in Berkeley Springs, Va (WV)
<P>
Martin is listed in the personal property lists of Loudon Co March 22, 1787 as
having one horse and one cow.  His death is recorded at the New Jerusalem
Lutheran Church in Lovettsville. Parish Register 1784-1836  pg 20.
<P>
This is from  The Brill Family in America and Their Allied Families  by Ray
Brill and Joanne Baker    1993.
<P>
My husband is descended from Johann Heinrich
<P>
Martin<BR>
Johann Heinrich<BR>
Henry Jefferson<BR>
Samuel<BR>
John Wesley<BR>
Griffith Burns<BR>
Lawrence<BR>
Lawrence Jr.
<P>
Just thought you might like to hear from a long-lost family member (in-law).
<P>
Susan Brill   LBrill620@aol.com
<P>
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1998<BR>
To: Mower Family History Association mower@xmission.com<BR>
From: Marcia Ellen Larson mlarso36@cybertrails.com<BR>
Subject: Mowery Family History<BR>
<P>
What a great site for the Mower family history.<BR>
I'm searching for Lavina Areabell MOWERY b. 22 Mar 1852 in Caledonia Marion
OH she married John C. RICE on 1 Nov 1877 Lavina died 1 Feb.. 1938 and is
buried in Paxton, Ford, IL or in Edgewood, Effingham,IL.  Fredrick W.
MOWERY Lavina's father, her mother name Maria.. I've been searching for
this family for years. Lavina was my great grandmother, I never knew her
she died before I was born. Do you have any information regarding these
MOWERY's.<BR>
I'm not sure of the spelling, I only heard the name MOWERY and so this is
the way I thought it would be spelled, but it could be any of the
variations.<BR>
Thanks so much for any help, and good luck with you family search.<BR>
Marcia Ellen Larson
<P>
Date: Mon., 19 Oct 1998<BR>
From: Marcia Larson mlarso36@cybertrails.com<BR>
To: Jerry Mower jmower@silverstar.com<BR>
Subject: Re: Mowery Family History
<P>
Hi Jerry,<BR>
I have very little information regarding my MOWERY line, and what I do have is
mostly heresay. This is what I do have. Lavina Arebell MOWERY b. 22 mar
1852 Caledonia or Belfountain OH or possibly VA m. John C. RICE b. 11 Feb
1850
children: Susan Florence*, Charles, William, Alma, Fredrick, Annie.
(Fredrick and Annie died in infancy prior 1938)  Lavina died Feb 1938
Paxton, Ford, IL  father: Fredrick W. MOWERY m. Maria (?)  Lavina had a
brother John, served in Spanish War.
<P>
Thanks for any help you could be, or any suggestions as to where I might
search. I've been doing Genealogy for 28 yrs or so, but have not really
searched this line much.<BR>
Thanks again,<BR>
Marcia
<P>
Jerry Mower wrote:
<P>
 Dear Marcia:<BR>
I will look up your family in my data file and see if I have anything on
 them.  Frederick is a Mower name used a lot in the Bedford Co., Pa area.
 The name has been spelled a dozen different ways, but ALL of the Mower
 names go back to the original German spelling of MAURER, meaning one who
 builds walls (a mason).  I would not be surprised if your Frederick ties
 into the Pa. Mowery (Maurer) families.  Do you have any information on your
 ancestry?
<P>
 Best Regards,  Jerry
<P>
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1998 22:29:58 -0400<BR>
From: Duke Clark dclark@erols.com<BR>
To: seamouse@televar.com<BR>
CC: Jerry Mower jmower@silverstar.com<BR>
Subject: Re: Amick, Elizabeth
<P>
Rochelle,
<P>
Sorry to be so long in replying to this email.  Of the Elizabeth AMICK's
in my files, none married a HAINSEY.  Almost all of the early AMICK data
that I have came from Jerry MOWER who has continued to do research on
that family.  While I added information when it comes to me, I do not
active work on the AMICK family.
<P>
Duke Clark
<P>
Riling/Anderson wrote:
<P>
 Hello Duke.  Well, this oughta teach me to read all the posts.  I was
 just about to trash a slew of unread posts when I clicked on yours by
 mistake and low and behold saw the name Elizabeth Amick.
<P>
 I've got an Elizabeth Amick who was the mother of Frederick Hainsey.
 Frederick was born Aug 5 1841 in Blair County.  The Elizabeth you
 mentioned is obviously not the Frederick's mother.  My Elizabeth was
 married to Henry Hainsey, date unknown.  What do you know about your
 Elizabeth's mothers, grandmothers, aunts, etc.?  Thanks.  Rochelle
 Riling
<P>
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 1998 21:26:45 -0400<BR>
From: Duke Clark dclark@erols.com<BR>
To: KMacdon253 KMacdon253@aol.com<BR>
CC: Jerry Mower jmower@silverstar.com<BR>
Subject: Re: Amick Surname
<P>
Kelly,
<P>
Sorry to be so late in replying to your email.  I have Elizabeth AMICK,
b. 16 Jul 1841, d. 30 Jan 1885, both in Bedford, PA., d/o John and
Margaret (MILLER) AMICK.  She married Josiah HISSONG, b. 23 Dec 1839, d.
23 Feb 1924 in Bedford, PA.  Eight children listed, additional data on
youngest, Zaddie Mae who married Joseph ALLEN.
<P>
Except for the data on Zaddie Mae, almost all of this data came from
Jerry MOWER who was the person who showed me my connection to the AMICK
family.  Attached is a chart showing my connection and the other lines
to which I am related.
<P>
Duke Clark
<P>
KMacdon253 wrote:
<P>
 Hi!
<P>
 My gr. gr. grandmother is Elizabeth Kimberly Amick Hissong. I have some info
 on the Amick line and a photo of some of them scanned in my computer. Which
 Amick do you descend from? Look forward to sharing info!
<P>
 Kelly
<P>
                                AHNENTAFEL CHART
<P>
6 Feb 1998                                                              Page 1
<P>
                           1st GENERATION
<P>
         1 Duchesne Pomeroy (Duke/Buddy) CLARK Jr.-6439: b 9 May 1933 Everett,
           Bedford Co., PA<BR>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>
                           2nd GENERATION<BR>
<P>
         2 Duchesne Pomeroy (Bud) CLARK-2472: b 2 Apr 1905 Everett, Bedford Co.,
           PA; m 10 Nov 1932 Saxton, Bedford Co., PA; d 19 Jan 1974 Jackson,
           Madison Co., TN<BR>
         3 Martha Gertrude HAMILTON-6437: b 15 Oct 1910 Saxton, Bedford Co., PA;
           d 26 Nov 1985 Camden, Benton Co., TN<BR>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>
                           3rd GENERATION<BR>
<P>
         4 Sebastian Albert CLARK-2468: b 17 Sep 1866/1867 E. Prov. Twp.,
           Bedford Co., PA; m 17 Mar 1889 Clearville, Bedford Co., PA; d 13 Jul
           1913 Everett, Bedford Co., PA<BR>
         5 Henrietta CONNER-2469: b 4 Aug 1871 W. Prov. Twp.,Bedford Co.,PA; d
           2 Mar 1957 Hollidayburg, PA<BR>
         6 Wilbert Hartman HAMILTON-18169: b 10 Feb 1871 Coalmont, Huntington
           Co, PA; m 25 Dec 1902 Bedford Co, PA; d 25 Dec 1947 Saxton,
Liberty Twp,
           Bedford Co., PA<BR>
         7 Maude Lorraine KAY-14298: b 3 Dec 1880 Riddlesburg, Bedford Co.,
PA; d 25 Aug 1970 Carlisle, Cumberland Co., PA<BR>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>
                           4th GENERATION<BR>
<P>
         8 Philip CLARK-4741: b 25 Jul 1828 E. Prov. Twp.,Bedford Co.,PA; m 5
           Aug 1847; d 24 Feb 1900 E. Prov. Twp.,Bedford Co.,PA<BR>
         9 Sarah SEIGEL-4742: b 30 Mar 1829; d 4 Jun 1886
        10 Emanuel CONNER-7960: b 13 Apr 1832/1833; m 8 May 1857 ,Bedford Co.,
           PA; d 1 Jun 1928<BR>
        11 Mary Catherine KIMBERLAND-7961: b 3 Mar 1836 Bedford, Bedford
Co., PA;
           d 23 Oct 1888 E. Prov. Twp.,Bedford Co.,PA<BR>
        12 William Leopold HAMILTON-18165: b 30 Sep 1839 Broad Top, Huntington
           Co., PA; m 23 Apr 1865 Saxton, Bedford Co., PA; d 4 Oct 1918 Saxton,
           Bedford Co., PA<BR>
        13 Barbara Ann BERKSTRESSER-18166: b 10 Mar 1843 ,Cambria Co., PA; d 30
           Oct 1918 Saxton, Liberty Twp., Bedford Co., PA<BR>
        14 James Harrison KAY-14295: b 8 May 1859; d 18 May 1911 Johnstown,
           Cambria, PA<BR>
        15 Ruth Ann NALE-14296: b 5 Mar 1859; d 29 Oct 1957 Altoona, Blair, PA<BR>
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>
                           5th GENERATION<BR>
<P>
        16 Joel CLARK-5557: b Abt 4 Apr 1793; d 5 Oct 1861<BR>
        17 Rebecca MCDANIEL-5558: b Abt Mar 1809; d 7 Jul 1834<BR>
        18 George SEIGLE-7575: b Abt 1787/1788 Thannville, France; d 21 Jul
           1876 E. Prov. Twp.,Bedford,PA<BR>
        19 Catherine GARLICK-7576: b Abt 1792; d 1875 E. Prov. Twp.,Bedford,PA<BR>
        20 William CONNER-15172<BR>
        21 Eve ________-15173<BR>
        22 Charles KIMBERLAND-12823: b Abt 1800 ,Bedford Co., PA; m 25 Apr 1833
           Bedford, Bedford, PA, USA; d 5 May 1895 ,Bedford Co., PA<BR>
        23 Elizabeth (Betsey) (Betsy) AMICK-12824: b Abt 1814 Bedford, Bedford Co., PA; d 24 Aug 1848 Bedford, Bedford Co., PA<BR>
        24 James HAMILTON-25052: b 1796 Ireland, or Scotland; d Abt 1860 Saxton,
           Bedford Co., PA<BR>
        25 Margaret FOSTER-25053: b 1795 Ireland, or Scotland; d Abt 1870/1880<BR>
        26 George BERKSTRESSER-20710: b 23 Jul 1814; m 22 Nov 1838
           McConnelltown, PA; d 19 Jul 1881 Puttstown, PA<BR>
        27 Sarah Ellen MCCALL-20704: b 9 Dec 1818; d 14 Jan 1891<BR>
        28 Isaac KAY-14301: b 1805; d 3 Feb 1870<BR>
        29 Hannah ADAMS-14302: b 25 Oct 1823; d 20 Jul 1895<BR>
        30 ________ NALE-14309<BR>
        31 Susan HAMM-14310: d Abt 1865<BR>
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                           6th GENERATION<BR>
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        32 Thomas CLARK-7786<BR>
        33 ________ ________-7789<BR>
        38 Stephen GARLICK-8461: m 9 Nov 1778<BR>
        39 Eave YOUNG-8462<BR>
        46 John AMICK-12827: b Abt 1770 ,,PA; d 29 Nov 1844 Monroe Twp.,
Bedford,
           PA<BR>
        47 Anna Maria (Mary) BRILL-12828: b 23 Oct 1774 Nockamixon Twp., Bucks
           Co., PA; d 1881 Monroe Twp., Bedford Co., PA<BR>
        52 John W. BERKSTRESSER-30247: b 13 Oct 1785; d 24 Nov 1855<BR>
        53 Barbara SHECKLER-30248: b 29 Nov 1791 near Saxton, Huntington
Co., PA; d 21 Apr 1852 ,Huntington Co., PA<BR>
        54 Alexander MCCALL-20834: b Abt 1765 ,Ireland; d 11 May 1833 Woodcock
           Valley<BR>
        55 Ellen ________-20829: d Bef 1852<BR>
        56 William KAY-33374: b 11 Jul 1757; d 26 Feb 1844<BR>
        57 Rachel BOYD-23902: b 22 Apr 1763; d 8 Jun 1858<BR>
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                           7th GENERATION<BR>
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        64 Samuel CLARK-7784<BR>
        65 Mary FERRILL-7785<BR>
        92 Joseph EHMIK?NOT PROVED-16764: b Of Bedford, Bedford, Pennsylvania; d
           1802 Bedford, Bedford, Pennsylvania<BR>
        94 Christopher Stophel BRILL-16288: b 1745/1750,,
           Germany; m 1 Mar 1768 Nockamixon, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA; d 26 Apr
           1814 Oxford, Guernsey Co., OH<BR>
        95 Anna Margaret MAURER-16289: b 25 Jul 1750 Trappe, Montgomery, PA; d
           Bef 2 Mar 1835 Oxford, Guernsey, Ohio<BR>
       104 George BERKSTRESSER-30251: b Abt 1763; m Bef Jul 1785; d Apr 1826<BR>
       105 Catharine ________-30252<BR>
       106 Frederick SHECKLER-30249: b 1754 ,,Germany; d 1829 near Saxton,
           Huntington Co., PA<BR>
       107 Maria Catharine MOMRO-30250: b 1755 Wiesbaden, Germany; d 1834 near
           Saxton, Huntington Co., PA<BR>
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                           8th GENERATION<BR>
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       188 Martin BRIEL-16732: b 1710 ,Wuerttemberg, Germany; d 1 May 1791
           Lovettsville, Loudoun, Virginia, USA<BR>
       189 Anna Maria ________-16731: b 1720 ,,,Germany<BR>
       190 Michael MAURER-16333: b Abt 1710 Probably Germany; d Abt 1768
           Nockamixon, Bucks, Pennsylvania, USA<BR>
       191 Anna Elizabeth ________-16334: b Abt 1712 Probably Germany; d Aft
           1768 Nockamixon, Bucks, PA<BR>
       208 Valentine BERGSTRESSER-30253: b 1 Nov 1737; d 1 Oct 1780<BR>
       209 Elizabeth NEGLEY-30254: b Frankfort, Germany
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Date: Sat, 10 Oct 1998 17:49:04 -0400<BR>
From: Harold Kasten-Krause krause@lek.net<BR>
To: Jerry Mower jmower@silverstar.com<BR>
Subject: Re: Amick file
<P>
Jerry,<BR>
Thanks for the file.  I finally had time to sit down and import it last
night. It opened without any trouble.  I was excited but unfortunately
couldn't get the men in this house to share my enthusiasm last night
because the Indians vs.
New York game had started. Thanks again.  If I find anything new I'll pass
it on.
<P>
Melanie Kasten-Krause
<P>
Jerry Mower wrote:
<P>
 I received your Amick file in the mail.  Attached to this file is a ged.com
 file that you ought to be able to import into your genealogy program on
 your computer and read this file.  Just put it into new file and import it.
 It will give you the Brill genealogy and Maurer genealogy that you are
 probably missing.  Let me know if you can read it.
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 Thanks,
<P>
 Jerry Mower<BR>
 (your 5th cousin)
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