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Searching for: +path:quick +(+date:jun +date:1999)
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1. Henry Quick, born 1774-75, Ulster Co NY [1]
Looking for the parents and wife of Henry Quick born 1774-75 in Marlborough Ulster County, New York. He resided there his entire life and was still living there in 1850. He had a number ofl children including Lewis and Eliza. Perhaps his father was one John Quick who was in the area in 1790. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks Glenn Wheeler
2. Fw: McDonald Furman [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Gullickson_W To: Sent: Thursday, June 17, 1999 1:46 PM Subject: McDonald Furman > > Thought you folks might be interested in this. I've been having trouble > getting it through to the Quick group, I think because I've been trying to > send it as an attachment. Hope I haven't loaded up your inboxes. > > I ran across Furman at the website of the South Carolinian Library, who > recently a collection of his letters. He was the
3. RAnk [1]
Anyone Can any of the Aquilla and George or Thomas Q researhers tell me their rank in the War of 1776 I just was talking to long time Genealogist (40years) and was told that the Land Grants received by the veterans of this war was awarded Land Grants according to their Rank What rank was Aquilla to have received 3500 +/- acres What rank was George to have receiveed 1000 acres What rank was Thomas (I don't know how many acres he received I have order his LG) If any one can help please let me know. Sue
4. Veterans [1]
Hi Gang........ Not to long ago I ask ya'll for your help in complying a book on our Southern Q veterans. some have respond and it has been a wonderful gathering of information. But I am going to give the last call for information for you who have not had time to do so. I would like to think that all would wont their ancestors, husband, sons and daughters remember in this book. This also includes the lateral lines to. I have completed the Southern Q's in the CSA,1812, 1776 but the data is very slow co
5. McDonald Furman [1]
Thought you folks might be interested in this. I've been having trouble getting it through to the Quick group, I think because I've been trying to send it as an attachment. Hope I haven't loaded up your inboxes. I ran across Furman at the website of the South Carolinian Library, who recently a collection of his letters. He was the son of the guy who founded the university, and he had a life-long interest in the mixed-race ethnic groups in the Carolinas, the Lumbees, Croatans, Redbones, etc. The collec
6. J.A.W. Thomas letter [1]
Thanks for putting Mr. Thomas' letter on the list. I think this is an important clue as to the ancestry of our Quick family. I forwarded the message to the editor of the Darlington Flag, the newsletter of the Old Darlington Genealogical Society. He replied he would place it in the file to be available for future researchers in the library.
7. [Fwd: Fain Quick] [1]
Fain is definately an Irish name. There seems to be three lines of QUICK surnames (at least). One is English (from England/Britian). The second is Dutch (from Naarden, Holland). The third is Irish. My line is the dutch line and I have run into snags in the Penn area alone as there are also irish Quicks in that area. If you have a first name that's definately Irish, for example, then your search is going to have to be in a direction that will give you the results you need. Unfortunately, many first names suc
8. JAW THOMAS [1]
Patsy Quick, sent this to me asking that I send it to the Quick List. Debbie Bennettsville May 17, 1893 Mr. McDonald Furman My Dear Sir Yours of 13th inst is before me and in reply let me say that I not only appreciate your laudable desire to rescue the traditions of an obscure race, sometimes wronged, from oblivion, but to call the public mind to a number of important facts of our brief history, both secular and religious, which in the eager haste of this fast age, our people are liable to forget.
9. Fain Quick [1]
Hi Everyone, I received a memo this morning from Emily and Bill O'Neal of GA. Bill is of Q descendant. They are trying to locate a Q by the name of FAIN QUICK, who was the father of Mary Ann Quick who married William Franklin Whitley. Emily ordered the death certificate and it list Fain as father but no mother. Fain was listed as being from Pike County, GA. she has been stuck here for every it seems so may some of the GA researchers has knowledge of FAIN ( this could be a nickname) Thanks for help our fe
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11. Veterans [1]
Hi all Hope each of you will provide the names of your Service men the which force they were in Army, Navy, Etc. Rank, and what war. they fought in CSA Union 1812 Indian Wars WW I WW II Korean Viet nam Gulf I am creating a book in honor of the men who fought for the freedoms we have today. Lets not leave any of our Q men out of this list. Don't forget to e mail me at I truly would not wont to leave anyone out of this Booklet. Thanks for ya'lls help Sue
12. Aaron Quick [1]
I am hoping someone out their can shed some light on the Quicks I am searching on. I have found in most places that I have searched that Aaron Quick married to Eleanor Steen list their children as, Mahaley, Virgil, Aaron T., Fletcher, Ellen, Malachi, Franklin. I have a document that list two other children, Loranzo Don and Randolph. I am a descendent of Randolph. I can do the search from Aaron to Solomon, but I can only rely on the documentation that I have from Aaron to Randolph. Would anyone else out
13. Mildred Virginia Quick [1]
I am looking for the family of Mildred Virginia Quick. She was born in 15 January 1923 probably in Marlboro or Chesterfield County, SC. Her birth was recorded in an old family Bible but no remembers who her parents were or what became of her. It is very possible she is still living.
14. Quicks - Houston Co. GA [1]
This is what I have followed by a few questions: First Generation Zachariah Quick was born about 1775 in Cheraws District, South Carolina. His wife is unknown. Known children: +i. Nathaniel Quick, b. abt 1795 SC ii. William Quick, b. abt 1797 iii. John Quick, b. abt 1803; m. Sarah Brooks 17 Aug 1828 Houston Co. GA iv. Zachariah Quick, b. abt 1807 Second Generation Nathaniel Quick was born about 1795 in South Carolina. He married Celetha ? in SC. His wife's name may have been Cynthia Laverso
15. Veterans [1]
For Your Information....this is a list that was given to me by a man from Reaford, N.C. He was introduced to me by Grace Quick. He is a Quick but I have forgotten what line he stems from but his interest was family members who served in the Civil War. As far as I know, this info is correct. Co. D , 26th S.C. Robert Quick ...... KIA at Petersburg Thomas P Quick .....KIA at Petersburg Arron T. Robert W. (brother of Maston)......(son of Wesley) Evander Quick Stephen Quick WIA at Pete
16. Roll Call [1]
Hi, I am still here trying to connect to South Carolina 1st Generation. Eli Quick b. 1803 SC d. 11-1877 Fayette County, GA +Drucilla Turner b. 1805 SC d ca 1884 Fayette Co., GA. d/o Moses T. Turner and Questionable Flora McLucas both born SC. Moses T. moved to Fayette Co., GA. where he married Martha Moses in 1849 Fayette Co. 2nd Generation Henry Harrison Quick b. 6-10-1843 Fayette County, GA.d 5-1-1920 Cullman Co., Ala. Serenia Leona Turner b. 3-20-1841 Fayette Co., GA. d. 3-20-1921 Cull
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