Hetrick - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Adam Hetrick

Rlhissam — 2015-08-27 00:22:15Z

Wow! 250 Hetricks?! I am descended from Joseph J. F. Hetrick (or J. T.) He fought in the cavalry, but after the war, he changed his name to James B. Wright. Don't have any family rumors as to why. Any info would be appreciated. His parents are my next step. Thanks!
Robin Wright Hissam

Re: Thomas Sheldon Hetrick and/or Winifred Lorna (Whittaker) Hetrick

bestgma12 — 2015-08-03 18:36:49Z

Hi Rose ~~ I am Denise. I was married to James Thomas Hetrick (Yvonne, Doris and Douglas Jr.'s uncle). I think my daughter, Kristine, made the original post. Louise (Sole?) Gross, Sandra Hetrick, James Hetrick and Douglas Hetrick's mother's name: Winnifrend Lorna Whittaker Hetrick ______ (I do not remember her second marriage last name). She was born in England. Their father's name Thomas Sheldon Hetrick. I think he was born in PA. I did tell Yvonne I'd been working on the above's history at Ancestry. I do have information about the family tree. I am just now sure how to add it to your tree and/or print it. Do you know how? I am friends with Yvonne and Doris at fb if you want to add me as a friend we can chat there.

Re: HETRICK LINGLE

jtalmage — 2015-06-21 16:05:33Z

I am researching the Lingle Family. Your message is old, but here is a reply. Minnie Caroline Lingle (1866-1955) married Levi B. Hetrick (1862-1941), a farmer in East Hanover, Dauphin Co. They had children Sarah (1885-), Irene (1889-), Mary R. (1891-), Charles M. (1893-), Albert L. (1895-), and Wilson M. (1901-1956). Minnie and Levi are buried at Shells cemetery, Shellsville, Dauphin Co., PA..

Re: Adam Hetrick

earlhooper — 2015-03-08 17:30:29Z

Saw this old message of yours. Your Mary was sister to my G grandmother, Amelia Ann Hetrick Huggins. By now you probably see that Adam Hetrick was a Yankee. In doing the family searching I found like 250 Hetricks from PA in the Union Army.

Earl Hooper

Joseph J.F. Hetrick

Rlhissam — 2014-09-30 01:43:06Z

Looking for my 2x great G'pa born around 1840 and his parents. He served in the Civil War and changed his name to James B. Wright sometime after. Found him in the 1880 Federal Census as J. B. Wright along with his wife Mary Elizabeth Elliott Wright. Don't have a lye as to why he changed his name, but his pension application lists him as Joseph J. F. Hetrick (alias James B. Wright) he lists Clarion County, Pa as county of birth. Does anyone have any info on him? Thanks!

Re: Family tree

owenbeirne — 2014-07-01 21:44:58Z

Hi my great grand father was James Hatrick a station master he had a daughter margaret Rodgers who died walking down a train track

Re: Michael Hetrick Jr. (1816-1882) of Albany, NY

tojohnpaul — 2014-04-08 21:07:17Z

My friends line is William J.- Frederick J.- Frederick J. I have not searched for Joseph Clinton yet but what I found was posted at findagrave.com under Rebecca C. Cowan Hetrick. I have since posting found anothers tree that has Michael and Louisa as having 2 other children. 1) Cecilia/Celia b:1807 Germany d:1903 Albany, married Baltus/Baltzer/Walter Springer b: 1803 Baden. They had ten children I have their names and birth years if you are interessted. Looks from the locations the children were born that they came to NY between 1830 and 1833. This would make sense, they probably came with or same time as Michael and Louisa abt 1833. 2) Louisa b: 1819 Germany d: 1870 Albany. Married George W. Boos b: 1816 Baden d:1909 Albany, they had 4 children all born in NY after 1839. George 2nd wife was Magdalina Venter. b:1813 Germany d: bef 1900 Albany. Also found someone listed Louisa (the mother) maiden name as Laundrie middle initial H. I can send you a gedcom file of what I have if you are interested

Re: Michael Hetrick Jr. (1816-1882) of Albany, NY

hedgeturner — 2014-04-06 18:40:09Z

I too have learned much more since my post but I have not figured out who the father Joseph Clinton was-do you have any idea? Thank you, I have Wm James Hetrick's children and many of the grandchildren as well as Catherine L. Hetrick Simons and her children. What line in particular are you researching and is there anything I can help you with?

Re: Michael Hetrick Jr. (1816-1882) of Albany, NY

tojohnpaul — 2014-04-06 17:42:00Z

I am not related to this family but am doing research for a friend. Rebecca was Michael's 2nd wife. Her maiden name is Cowan, she was married 1st to Rufus Vanderhoof. She had a son before she was married, Joseph Clinton (Cowan). The father was Joseph Clinton. The son Joseph died of typhoid while in Louisiana during the Civil War. Michael and Rebecca died while crossing train tracks in Albany, NY Sept. 3, 1882. Letitia died July 2, 1867. Michael and Louisa also had a daughter Catherine L. b: 1824 d: 1912, she married Edwin Simons, They had 4 children Ada F., Edwin F., Herbert B. and Caroline I. I have compiled this data from numerous sources and do not have verification of it all. I also have the descendants of William James Hetrick.

Re: Thomas Sheldon Hetrick and/or Winifred Lorna (Whittaker) Hetrick

RoseTrosinHetrick — 2014-03-25 19:53:34Z

I could be wrong on the Lorna Whitaker name as Douglas Hetricks mom. I will research a little more.

Re: Thomas Sheldon Hetrick and/or Winifred Lorna (Whittaker) Hetrick

RoseTrosinHetrick — 2014-03-25 19:50:27Z

If you are looking in Michigan for Doug Hetrick...& if this the right info...he lives in Beaverton, Mi. He isn't very social. He is my father in law. He also has a son named Doug, but carries the last name Currier through a different mother than my husbands mom (Georgia Parker) My husband is Douglas Charles Hetrick Jr. Doug sr. didn't speak to his parents for many years. Don't know why, so we were unable to know much. We know he was Native American Indian ...or Indian from somewhere..mixed with..? Hetrick appears to be a German name..

Re: Thomas Sheldon Hetrick and/or Winifred Lorna (Whittaker) Hetrick

RoseTrosinHetrick — 2014-03-25 13:04:49Z

Re: Lee Hetrick of PA

fledwards3662 — 2014-03-05 23:20:14Z

I am the daughter of Ruth Frances Hetrick (Barth) Born July 19, 1907. Her mother's name was Sidoan Rice. Mom lived with Jonathan and Martha Rice (her grandparents) and Jonathan's sister Ida. On my mothers Birth Certificate (it is just a small card that she got in 1982) - It reads FRANCES RUTH HETRICK Born in Sistersville, Ohio July 19, 1907 to ALVIN LEE HETRICK (Father) and SIDOAN HETRICK (Mother) Birth Record # 4 Page 79 - State of West Virginia County of Tyler. If you Find any info on Alvin I would appreciate it. My phone # is 330-754-6394. My email is fledwards3662@yahoo.com. I reside in Canton, Ohio. I am one of 7 children. I would love to have any info on my mother and a copy of the Birth Cert. you have for her. Mine is a very small card. I was told Alvin passed in the war but don't know if that is true and would love to have info on this...

Peter Hetrick's birth of 1750 in Berks Co, PA

S_Wincek — 2014-02-05 02:20:12Z

It seems that everyone who has Peter Hetrick and wife Hannah Schaeffer in their family tree has a birth date for Peter of either 4 March or 4 May 1750 in Berks Co, PA.
I have been looking everywhere that I can think of, and I cannot find any record of Peter's birth date. Does anyone have any real evidence that Peter was born in 1750? Is it perhaps part of the Rev War widow's pension application? I cannot find that, either. Does anyone have a copy of that?
I sure would appreciate some help. Peter Hetrick is my 4-g-grandfather.

Melvin Hetrick - Heathville, PA to Hubbard, OH

Contribution — 2014-01-19 23:26:18Z

GIRARD – Melvin Hetrick, 73, passed away Friday afternoon, Jan. 17, 2014, at St. Elizabeth Boardman Health Center.

Melvin was born on Oct. 16, 1940, in Heathville, Pa., a son of Rudolph Hetrick and Clara Hetrick.

He was a graduate of Hubbard High School. In his spare time he enjoyed to work on all types of cars and loved to watch racing.

He will be remembered by his wife of 33 years, Carol (Martin) Hetrick, whom he married in 1981; two daughters, Patty (Rick) Crowell of Georgia and Melissa Hetrick of Florida; four sons, James (Laura) Ferraro of Austintown, Ohio, John (Pam) Ferraro of Girard, Ohio, Ronald Ferraro of Girard, and Bill Ferraro of Girard; 14 grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and one brother, William Hetrick of Brookfield.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and his brother, Arden L. Hetrick.

Funeral services will be held at the Lane Family Funeral Homes, Madasz Chapel, 6923 Warren-Sharon Road, Brookfield, OH 44403 on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2014, at 11 a.m.

Friends and family may call Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014, from 5 to 7 p.m. and one hour prior to the service on Wednesday.

Interment will take place at Girard City Cemetery at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that any contributions be made to the Rescue Mission of Mahoning Valley at 2246 Glenwood Ave., Youngstown, OH 44511
Friends and family can visit www.lanefuneralhomes.com to send their condolences.

Phyllis J. Hetrick Larson- Hubbard, Ohio

Contribution — 2014-01-02 16:57:49Z

HUBBARD – Phyllis J. Larson, 78, died Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 31, 2013, at her home.

She was born April 6, 1935, in Hubbard, Ohio (Trumbull County) a daughter of George A. and Nina Jane Huff Hetrick and was a lifelong Hubbard resident.

Mrs. Larson was a teacher for the Hubbard Public School District for 15 years, retiring in 1993. She was a 1953 graduate of Brookfield High School and attended Youngstown State University.

Phyllis was a member of the Friends of The Mayflower Western Reserve Colony, the Hubbard Historical Society and the Alexander-Crawford Maine Historical Society.

She enjoyed traveling, spending her summers in Maine, antiques, canning, cooking and genealogy.

She leaves her husband, Robert T. Larson, whom she married June 11, 1953; a son, Mark (Carol) Larson of Pittsburgh, PA.; two daughters, Sam Larson (Jim Dearing) of East Lansing, Michigan and Phyllis “Fifi” (Robert) Hahn of Hartford; four grandchildren, Amanda Beebe, PFC Robert (Brittany) Johnson, Spike Dearing and Joey Jane Dearing.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Robert P. Larson; and a brother, George Hetrick.

Family and friends may call on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Kelley-Robb-Cummins Funeral Home and also one hour prior to the services from 10 to 11 a.m. at the funeral home.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Kelley-Robb-Cummins Funeral Home.

Interment will be at Maple Grove Cemetery.

Memorial donations may be made to Hubbard Historical Society, Hubbard, Ohio
http://www.beyond-books.org/community/historical/

Please visit www.krcummins.com to view this obituary and to send condolences to the family.

Hetricks of Pennsylvania

terriw2385 — 2013-03-04 16:53:28Z

Actually, they should be referred to as "Pennsylvania German", not Pennsylvania Dutch", as explained: http://german.about.com/library/blgermyth07.htm

Re: Uriah W. Hetrick linneage-East Hanover Twp., Dauphin Co. PA

bawyld — 2012-09-25 19:57:00Z

Did any of you posters on the above queries ever receive answers to your questions? I am also part of the Henry Hetrick/Magdalena Hess Hetrick line. Perhaps I can help on these queries.

Orr Reunion 2012 at Buckeye Lake in Ohio

kingsherrym — 2012-06-06 16:30:00Z

We are having an Orr family reunion and you are invited!

Where: Picnic Point at Buckeye Lake Park

When: Sunday, July 1, 2012

Time: 11: 00 am

Food: Potluck

If you have a fishing license, you can sit along the bank and hope that you catch a fish.
If you have a boat, there are a couple ramps at the park that you can use to put your boat into the water.
About 15 minutes away from the park, is Fairfield beach, where you can go swimming. When we were young, we usually went swimming on the sandbar in the middle of the lake; by the way this is still used. I was told that last Saturday in the afternoon there was probably 50 boats parked at this sand bar.
On the weekends, I think there is a pontoon type boat and it costs ten dollars for an hour ride around the lake. When we were growing up, our boat had an outboard motor on it, but I found it a lot more fun to just use the oars and ride around in the lily pads.
Back when we were growing up, this area was an amusement park with roller coaster slot machines, merry-go-round, etc., but the only thing that you will see left is the fountain. This park was called the playground of Ohio. People came from all over the state.
If you would like to come, please let us know; and if you are going to bring something to eat let us know that also.

Contact information is:

Caroline L. King
Email: olina.inthemorning@gmail.com

Or
Sherry M. King
Email: king-sherry-m@hotmail.com

This reunion is for anyone related to the Orr’s, but in particular the William B. Orr descendants. The descendants’ families are as follows:

William B. Orr-------married------Martha Harris
b. Nov 8, 1817--------------------b. Jul 11, 1817
d. bet. Sep-Dec 1850--------------d. Jan 25, 1901

Children:
James T. Orr--------married-------Elizabeth Snider
b. Apr 10, 1840-------------------b. Sep 17, 1844
d. Dec 11, 1862-------------------d. Jun 23, 1895

Eliza Jane Orr------married-------Jacob E. Fry
b. Nov 4, 1842--------------------b. Jan 26, 1839
d. Dec 22, 1923-------------------d. Jun 2, 1904

Sarah J. Orr
b. 1845
d.

Elizabeth Orr-------married-------Thomas A. Sheppard
b. Dec 27, 1849-------------------b. Oct 1858
d. Dec 23, 1930-------------------d. Jun 16, 1908

Susan Ann Orr-------married-------George Austin Skinner
b. Sep 6, 1850--------------------b. Sep 30, 1841
d. Feb 23, 1929-------------------d. Mar 28, 1920

Re: Hetricks of Pennsylvania

JohnMHetrick — 2013-03-04 05:43:18Z

Thanks! I do not know where this takes me but will pursue it.

I found two famiies in Pennsylvania named Hetrick but I have yet found a connection between the two. The Hetrick I found is Nicholas Hetrick who arrived in America/Pennsylvania in 1791 with Elizabeth Rator. Any connection between the two you may have found would be helpful.

Cheers!

John Martin Hetrick

Re: Hetricks of Pennsylvania

JohnMHetrick — 2013-03-06 07:01:42Z

Nice! thanks for the information. There maybe a connection but it may be long lost in the Palantine somewhere!

Cheer!

John Hetrick

Re: looking for lost cousin

JohnMHetrick — 2011-07-04 13:54:32Z

Judy,

I wish I could be more helpful. The best I can find in my tree is a Mary Ellen Hetrick who was born on 20 May 1851, but no one in 1945. I also have a Harry Hetrick who was born in the late 1800s.

Good luck on your search!

Cheers!

John Martin Hetrick

looking for info on grandfather

cathychristian57 — 2010-09-09 13:47:59Z

my grandfather's name was allen lewis hetrick he was born in 1880 in ohio. he married edira snyder in 1932. he was 56 and my grandmother was 19. his parents were lewis hetrick and sophia donnenwirth. lewis was from new york his father's name was micheal hettrick and sophia was from new washington ohio. my grandfather died in 1941 and my grandmaother died in 1944. my mother alice(hetrick) shope died in 2008,she has a brother lewis hetrick who lives in la. they were very young when there parnets died and they never really knew much about there dad's family for they were raised by there mother's sister. any information would help.

HETRICK Gerald E honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 52W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-17 13:00:57Z

HETRICK Gerald E honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 52W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,697 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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HETRICK Carl P honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 53W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-16 11:43:32Z

HETRICK Carl P honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 53W

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HETRICK Raymond H - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-29 12:05:19Z

HETRICK Raymond H - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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Glenna Dennison Hetrick, age 86,Born in Reynoldsville, Pa.daughter of .Glenn R. and Margaret A. (Shughrou) Dennison.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2013-03-22 00:30:37Z

Glenna Dennison Hetrick, age 86,
formerly of Erie,Pa,
passed away Sunday, March 17, 2013
in Ann Arbor, Michigan,
where she resided near her daughter.
Born in Reynoldsville, Pa., on February 7, 1927, she was a daughter of the late Glenn R. and Margaret A. (Shughrou) Dennison. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Education from Penn State University in 1950, and was a teacher in Punxsutawney, Pa.
Glenna loved to read. She enjoyed traveling with her husband, dancing, gardening and good jokes. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother, Donald P. Dennison. Survivors include her husband, Robert D. Hetrick, whom she married on June 28, 1952; two daughters, Ann L. Hetrick, husband Donald Kenefick, of Lively, Va., and Barbara L. Norman, husband Kenneth, of Ann Arbor, Mich.; two sons, Douglas S. Hetrick, wife Marianne, of Walnutport, Pa., and Daniel O. Hetrick, of Pearl City, Hawaii; and seven grandchildren. Friends may call Friday from 7 until 9 p.m. at Brugger Funeral Homes & Crematory, 1595 West 38th Street at Greengarden Boulevard, and may attend a prayer service there Saturday at 12:30 p.m., followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Saint George Church at 1 o'clock. Burial will be in Mary Queen of Peace Cemetery.
in the Erie Times-News on March 21, 2013.

Saint George Church ,"

HETRICK Christina Joy 1993

t42Bluebonnet — 2013-01-12 23:00:30Z

HETRICK Christina Joy 1993

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Re: Augustus Hetrick

kathytarkington — 2011-08-23 15:28:09Z

Hi Robin. I'll email a picture as soon as I can. I was told he was standing with Emily Jane Gregg. It was taken sometime around the 1900s. Is my other information on the family correct? I came across some Hetrick info that had more than two children in the Augustus family so I ignored that. I cannot find anything on Emily Jane Gregg. I did see on the Pennsylvania Monument at Gettysburg that a David Gregg was an officer of Company K, the regiment that Augustus served in. I don't know if there is any connection. It's nice to hear from relatives.

Re: Augustus Hetrick

kathytarkington — 2011-02-07 05:35:00Z

Hi. Augustus Hetrick was married to Emily Jane Gregg. They had two children, Lydia Louella who married Elias Hayes Price, my great grandparents; and Miles W. Ord who married Gerturde Blanche Shumaker. I got this information from my mother, Jean Marie Price. Louella and E. Hayes were her grandparents. I do have a picture of Augustus and Emily Jane.

Jack David Hetrick, Arkansas...

cjh7976 — 2011-01-11 04:03:12Z

I'm looking for any information on Jack David Hetrick, married to Alice Virginia Withrow. In 1906, they had Edna Virginia Hetrick, in Bald Knob or Judsonia Arkansas. There were also 3 other children. 2 girls, Nelly, Ruby, and George. Edna married Edward Virgil Evans in 1924.

I cannot find this family in any census, marriage, birth, or ANY records at all. I only know of Jack and Alice's names because of Edna's Social Security application. This is a line that is driving me absolutely batty!

Re: Jack Hetrick AR PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cjh7976 — 2011-01-11 03:57:57Z

Sue is my grandmother's sister. :) You know about what I know. Hope one of us gets some information soon!

Jackie

HETRICK Harry A 1925-1970

t42RiverViewNE — 2013-04-07 12:14:32Z

HETRICK Harry A 1925-1970

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Re: Obit: Lawrence Hetrick of Iowa (1953-2006)

carolynallen032459 — 2011-01-23 23:41:02Z

Is Audrey Blien related to Frederica Christina Blien of Wurtesberg, Germany? She married John Daniel Folmer sometime before 1823 in Germany.

Hetricks in Tennessee and California

Gen4You — 2013-03-12 16:03:38Z

I'm looking for any information on a George Robert Hetrick. He was born about 1903 in possibly Arkansas or Illinois. He married Odell Briggs in TN. There they had several children. Virginia, George Jr, Charles, Mary, Lorene, James. Sometime after 1940, they moved to California. George died in 1989 in Almeda California. Do any of these names ring a bell???

Re: Hetrick/Fetter(s)

gloam20 — 2011-05-17 04:49:19Z

I read your posting about Fanny Hetrick posted nearly five years ago. Hopefully, you have found that she is the last wife of Sebastian Fetter, my great-great grandfather. I have noticed that some of the information on these sites is in error as my line comes from one of Sebastian's children that little is known about. I understand that Sebastian had four brothers, I only know of two. I plan to do german research
this summer if at all possible.

Ginnie

Re: Hetricks of Pennsylvania

sewerhunter — 2013-03-09 22:37:17Z

Thanks! I appreciate this kind of clarification, and won't make the mistake again. Thanks also for including the source.

Best,

Re: Hetricks of Pennsylvania

sewerhunter — 2013-03-04 15:06:26Z

When you get into it, there are Hetricks everywhere! My group began with three brothers who came over together from Germany to Philadelphia and headed west. My direct ancestor, Christopher Heydrich, was one of the three and "went over the Blue Mountain" (the range bounding the NW edge of Schuylkill--later Berks--County)with his wife Magdalena Sontag). They predate the arrival of your Nicholas Hetrick, having arrived in 1738. Their 5th son, John Nicholas Hetrick, was the common ancestor of everybody else in the Hetrick Family History of Sandusky, OH. Those descendants went on to Sandusky, OH to become known as "Pennsylvania Dutch." My ancestor, the 4th son, was John Peter Heydrich and stayed in PA.

A great source of information is Google Books, which has scanned copies of books from many prestigious libraries available for free download. The Beers histories of the various PA counties have a lot of biographical information on the famous Hetricks of the day.

Best,

Hawk Tolson

Re: Hetricks of Pennsylvania

sewerhunter — 2013-03-03 22:00:29Z

I don't know if they connect to you, but you should check Hetrick Family History of Sandusky County, OH by Frieda Hetrick Reid, available for free online: (http://www.hetrick.info/Frieda_SecondEdition/3PtI_HetrickHis...). Even if you are not related, some of her sources may be of use to you.

Re: Uriah W. Hetrick linneage-East Hanover Twp., Dauphin Co. PA

ValPierce44 — 2012-09-26 15:40:06Z

Henry Hetrick 1825-1889 & Sarah Hoover had the following
children: Louisa 1846-1907, David H. 1848-1918, John A. 1849-1849, Cyrus 1852-1853, Sarah J. 1853-1861, Kate 1854, Romanes M. 1855-1857, Hallet 1861-1935, Catherine M. 1864-1900, Uriah 1858-1926, Jacob S. 1867-1943.

I have Norman 1895-1969 and Ruth E. 1897 children of Uriah.

Re: Hetricks of Armstrong Co. Pa.

michaelluke56 — 2013-08-24 03:16:10Z

okay Dawn. Ray Hetrick born 14 July 1891, Kittanning,Armstrong,PA died 20 Jan 1962, 1415 Johnston Ave, Kittanning, Armstrong,PA married 6 Dec 1911 Armstrong Co, PA to Mabel Irene Bryson born12 Aug 1893 Died 25 Jun 1973 Staunton,VA. Their daughter Wilda Kathryn was married to my dad's brother Clarence Thomas Luke at 1 time. I'm doing research for my 1st cousin Debra Luke Dedman on Wilda's tree.
Now Dawn Marie you can help me out. You were born ___ Nov 1974. you have a half brother Jeffrey W____________Schrecongost born__ Jun 1965 married on______________ to Valerie__________Maiolo? born _______________1966. You live in Saxonburg & I'm in Kittanning. Debbie is coming Laber Day weekend to visit me at the Street fair in Ford City that weekend as I have to be in Ford City as part of Ford City Renaissance Community Partnership.you want more info send me an email on ancestry i'll give you an invite & let you look.

Michael E Luke

Jerry W. Hetrick - Perry County, Ohio

Contribution — 2012-11-23 13:03:05Z

SOMERSET: Jerry W. Hetrick, 62, of near Somerset, Ohio died at 10:24 a.m. Wednesday, November 21, 2012 at Fairfield Medical Center, Lancaster, Ohio.

Jerry was born May 16, 1950 in Glenford, Ohio, the son of the late Cloyd and Ethel F. Starkey Hetrick.

He was a lifelong resident of Perry County, Ohio and was employed at Lowe's in Lancaster and formerly employed at Dayton Precision in Hebron, Ohio.

Jerry is survived by his wife of 44 years, Barbara Johnson Hetrick; a son, Jerry (Virginia) Hetrick, Jr.; a daughter, Tammy (Scott) Hetrick-McClasky; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and a brother, Larry Hetrick.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Doris Williams; and three brothers, Byron, Lester, and Bobby Hetrick.

Friends may call from 1-5 p.m. Sunday, November 25, 2012 at the Bope-Thomas Funeral Home in Somerset where services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Monday, November 26, 2012 with the Rev. Sharon Hausman officiating.
Burial will follow in Wesley Chapel Cemetery. www.bopethomasfuneralhome.com

Published in the Advocate on November 23, 2012 .

HETRICK George L. 1927-2012 Ohio

Contribution — 2012-08-27 14:22:31Z

George Lemmon Hetrick, age 85, of Marengo, Ohio passed away Saturday afternoon, August 25, 2012, at the DeWolfe House in Marion, OHIO.

On January 17, 1927, George was born at his grandmother's home (Mary Ann Scott Priest) in Newark, Ohio, (Licking County) the son of the late Guy B. and A. Myrtle (Priest) Hetrick.

He grew up in North Woodbury, Ohio (Morrow County) and started school there. After four years, the one room school was closed and he went to Johnsville School and graduated in the Class of 1945.
He also attended The Ohio State University for two years.

George served as a Corporal in the U.S. Army during World War II from 1946 - 1947.
Upon his honorable discharge, he took a job with Westinghouse in Mansfield, Ohio as an electrical engineer.
During his time there he developed several patents for the safety and improvement of dryers, ovens, and other appliances. During the 70's he split time working between their Mansfield, Ohio and Puerto Rico locations. The company changed names several times and he retired from White Consolidated in 1991. He later spent several years as a consultant for RobertShaw Controls.

As a young man, George had quite an adventurous side. He took flying lessons in Willard, Ohio in a bi-plane and taught himself aerobatics (stunt flying) out of a book. He also loved to play the guitar and in the mid 40's he played in a western swing band.

George was extremely ambitious and career driven, but his family was always his priority. Together they went on many vacations, all across the United States. He developed a hobby of photography, creating a lifetime of memories for his children. He was always kind and gentle and will be missed by all who knew him.

George will be dearly missed by his wife, Crissie Edwards Grizzle Hetrick, whom he married December 11, 2004, of Marengo, Ohio; two daughters: Jacqueline (Tim) Cupp and their children, Dillon and Madeline Cupp, all of Hillsboro, OH, Deborah (Ted) Logan of Mount Gilead, Ohio, and their children, Brett Logan of Milton, PA, and Jeanette Logan of Mount Gilead; and a niece, Nancy Allen of Michigan.

In addition to his parents, George was preceded in death by his first wife, Muriel Anise Rhoads in 2003; and a half brother, Gene St. Clair.

The Hetrick family will greet friends on Tuesday, August 28, 2012, from 5 - 7 p.m. at the Snyder Funeral Home, 76 S. Main St., Mount Gilead.
Services celebrating his life will be held on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at the Owl Creek Harmony Primitive Baptist Church, 7397 County Road 22, Waterford, Ohio.
Burial with military honors provided by the V.F.W. Post 8054 and AmVets Post 87 will follow in Shauck Cemetery in Johnsville, Ohio.(Morrow County)

Snyder Funeral Homes of Mount Gilead, Ohio is honored to have been chosen to serve George's family and your private condolences may be expressed to them online by visiting www.snyderfuneralhomes.com

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Re: Jack David Hetrick, Arkansas...

beltzgen — 2012-02-13 02:05:09Z

From genweb.com hetrick page: by Jackie Holloway(hope this helps)
I'm looking for Jack David Hetrick, who was born in West Virginia (according to a census record), somewhere around 1875. He married Alice Virginia Withrow, had 5 children. George (born 1904), Nelly (born 1905), Edna Virginia (born 1907), and Ruby and Ruth (both born 1913). All the children, with the possible exception of George, were born in Arkansas. By 1920 Alice is found married to a Henry Ward.

If anyone has ANY tips, information, hints, ANYTHING. This family is really being stubborn...

Re: Augustus Hetrick

geminirh — 2011-08-19 08:22:00Z

Hi My name is robin hetrick and i would love to see a picture of my great great grandfather augustus hetrick
after researching my family for a long while having names but hardly any faces to the names. my e-mail is geminirh@yahoo.com thanks

looking for lost cousin

judygriffin0477 — 2011-03-30 12:35:03Z

I am looking for Mary Ellen Hetrick. She was born around 1945. Her father was Harry Hetrick and her mothers name was Ruby. I never knew her but she lived with my parents just before I was born.

Thanks,
Judy

James Headrick/Hedrick born in Tennessee

charleswilliams1948 — 2013-07-16 20:00:29Z

Hello,
My name is Charles Williams and I am researching my wife's family history. I am trying to locate information on James Headrick; Born around 1854 in Tennessee and married Martha Matilda C. Black in Howard County, Missouri in 1876. They lived around Moberly, Missouri until James's death in 1895. James was shot and killed by David Mason in 1895. According to the 1880 census, James's father was from Virginia and his mother was from Ireland. According to family information, James was buried in Sugar Creek Cemetary and his grave was washed away during a flood of that area.
According to one of his children's death certificates, James's middle name was Robert. One of his children was named James Robert Headrick and was born in Rocheport, Boone County, Missouri. This James Robert "Pud" Headrick was my wife's grandfather.
I would greatly appreciate any information you would be willing to share with me.
Thanks in advance,
Charles W. Williams
charleswilliams1948@gmail.com.

Re: Uriah W. Hetrick linneage-East Hanover Twp., Dauphin Co. PA

Brendavondran1 — 2012-08-07 01:04:54Z

Sorry..can't help you..let me know when you find out..would love to know what you find

Thanks

Re: Hetrick, Robert of Cumberland Co., PA.

JBHetrick79 — 2010-08-23 18:30:37Z

To future researchers:
I believe I have found more info on this family group. You may contact me if anyone seeks info on what I have.

George B Hetrick Biography

JBHetrick79 — 2010-07-29 19:42:24Z

I am copying this post from: Genealogy Trails, Fulton County, Illinois, dedicated to Free Genealogy: http://www.genealogytrails.com/ill/fulton/Hetrick,GeorgeBbio...

**I would be interested in comparing family notes with anyone who recognizes their ancestors in this family grouping***

Portrait and Biographical Album of Fulton County, Illinois: containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county: together with portraits and biographies of all the presidents of the United States, and governors of the state; Biographical Pub. Co., Chicago, IL; 1890; page 249-250; Transcribed by Margaret Rose Whitehurst
George B. Hetrick, proprietor of the Transfer Line at Canton, is a man who has always met with success in worldly affairs, and one who ranks high in commercial circles. Being an old settler in this county he is well known, and that he is highly respected it needs but a mention of name to prove. Fortune having smiled upon his efforts, he is numbered among the wealthy citizens of the place, having a good business and owning a fine residence, where he and his family enjoy all the comforts that heart can desire and money purchase.
William Hetrick, the great-grandfather of our subject, was the founder of the family in America, coming to this country when quite a young man and settling in Pennsylvania. He was a farmer by occupation and continued to make his home in the Keystone State. The next in the direct line of descent was Robert Hetrick, who was born in Pennsylvania, lived in Virginia for some years, but returned to his native State to die. He married a Miss Smith, and to them were born three children, the youngest of whom was the father of our subject. Upon him the name of Robert was bestowed. After reaching manhood he married Catherine Bellman, daughter of George and Mary Bellman, whose ancestors came from Germany many years ago. She was born about a mile from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
Robert Hetrick pursued the calling of a farmer, and for years served his fell-citizens in the capacity of Constable, and was also Sheriff of Cumberland County for some time. He was a well educated man, much interested in the progress of civilization, and his home was a great resort for ministers of the German Baptist, Methodist Episcopal and other denominations. To himself and his good wife ten children were born, of whom those now deceased are: Caroline, Eliza Jane, Kate, Caroline 2d, Mary Ellen and Jennie. The living are: John, now a stock-raiser and farmer in Linn County, Mo.; Ann, wife of Augustus Stoner, a boot and shoe dealer in Harrisburg, Pa.; the subject of our sketch, and Mary Ellen, wife of William Jacobi, a machinist of Harrisburg.
The birth of George B. Hetrick occurred in Cumberland County, Pa., near Harrisburg, January 29, 1827. He passed his youth in his native State, starting for himself in the business world at the early age of fourteen, and working for his uncle, George Bellman, at stage- driving and teaming. In a short time he saved enough money to purchase a team of his own, and drove a stage in Pittsburg, and later in Northumberland. In 1852 he came West, and for several years made his home in Rushville, this State, still earning his living by teaming. In company with his brother he took contracts for carrying the mail, one route being between Burlington, Iowa, and Springfield, Ill., another from Rushville to Jacksonville, and the contracts covering five routes.
Selling out his mail contracts to Mr. Hetrick returned to his former occupation for a time, then began farming near Huntsville, Schuyler County, where he resided two years. In the fall of 1860 he came to Canton, where he has continued to make his home. Immediately after locating here he took a contract to carry the mail between Elmwood and Livingston, but after faithfully discharging the duties of a carrier two years, sold out and returned to his favorite occupation, teaming. He was the first to haul goods from the depot to the merchants and now has four teams and some very fine wagons, his entire outfit being kept up in first-class style. There is scarcely an hour in the day when at least three of his teams are not in use.
In 1848 Mr. Hetrick was united in marriage with Miss Amanda Pollinger, a native of Cumberland County, Pa., and a friend and schoolmate of his early years. She is a daughter of George and Matilda (Etter) Pollinger, natives of the Keystone State. She is a woman of fine character and has been a devoted member of the Presbyterian Church since her early girlhood. She has borne her husband ten children, of whom the living are: Robert, a commercial traveler who makes his home in Canton; Kate, wife of R. M. Truax, of Morgan Park, Chicago; William, a resident of Canton; Anna and Grace, who are with their parents; Jessie, wife of John Moore, of Buckheart Township, this county. The deceased are: Ellen, George, James and Dot. Mr. Hetrick and his family are regular attends at the Presbyterian Church, and although none but his wife hold membership, all aid in various phases of church work, and are classed among the moral members of society.