Notes
Note for: Patrick Hamrick, ABT 1713 - 1839 Index
Note: Patrick Hamrick Jr., a son of Patrick and Margaret Hamrick, was
born about 1730, probably in King George County VA and died in Upson
County GA in 1839. His first wife is unknown. His second wife was
Sarah (Haley) Foster. Sarah was the widow of Robert Foster.
Notes
Note for: Jilson Hamrick, 1766 - 1851 Index
Burial:
Place: Greencastle, Putman, IN
Note: He married Sally Thomas in Faquier County
VA November 9, 1785.
Enlisted ,Loudin County, Virginia 1781. He moved to from Virginia to
Mason County, Kentucky 1796. Rev war Pension R4550 Roll 1177
They married in 1785 in Fauquier County, Virginia and then moved to Mason
County, Kentucky and then to now Kenton County, Kentucky. Enlisted ,Loudin County, Virginia. 1781. In 1796 he moved to from Virginia to Mason County, Kentucky. Rev war Pension R4550 Roll 1177 They married in 1785 in Fauquier County, Virginia and then moved to Mason County, Kentucky and then to now Kenton County, Kentucky.
1800 Mason County, Kentucky Tax List.
1810 census Mason County, Kentucky pg 260 (30001-12001-00)
1820 census Mason County, Kentucky
1830 census Mason County, Kentucks pa 249.
1840 census Mason County, Kentucky Pa 281.
1850 census Mason County Kentucky Roll 159 pa 336
Isaac W Baylor 57 Farmer b VA; Elizabeth Hamrick 53 b VA; Isaac w Baylor age 20 b IA; Sarah L Baylor age 15 b IA; Daniel R Baylor age 12 b IA; Gilson Hamrick age 87 b VA; Sarah (Thomas) 86 b VA.
Notes
Note for: Samuel Hamrick, ABT 1766 - ABT 1850 Index
Note: 1799-1820 Culpeper, Virginia tax list, census. May be living with son James in Rappanhanock, Va with a 60-70 yr old female.
1810 census Culpeper, Virginia.
1820 census Culpeper, Virginia.
Notes
Note for: Mary Sais, ABT 1730 - BEF 1800 Index
Note: Benjamin Hamrick, a son of Patrick and Margaret Hamrick, was born
July 9, 1739, probably in King George County VA, and died in Upson
County GA after November 1832. He married Mary Sais. Mary was a
daughter of John Sais who died in Faquier County VA in 1773.
John Sias Will, dated 6 September 1773. Wife Mary Sias,
"a full and sufficient maintanance out of my estate
during her life or widowhood to be given to her by my
Executors as they shall think suitable for her use.
The tract of land now mortgaged to William Carr be the
same more or less to Thomas Chapman he paying William
Carr's debt due on the said land. Also I give said
Thomas Chapman my negro man slave named Sam and the
rest of my estate.
To my daughter Mary Hamrick - 5 Pounds
Abstracts of Fauquier County, Virginia
Exor: Thomas Chapman, William Carr.
Wit: James Muschett, James Gwathin, John Tebbs.
Wills, Invetories, and Accounts.
1759-1800. No other child mentioned.
Will proved 22 Nov 1779.
Notes
Note for: Joel Hamrick, Chr. 1770 - 1860 Index
Christening:
Date: 1770
Place: Fauquier, , Virginia
Note: 1/25/01
1787 Fauquier Co, Virginia PP Tax List. Joel 16-21 living with Thomas Coats
1790 Greenbriar County, Virginia PP Tax List. 1 poll.
Also 1790-1791, 1795, 1796, 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800. 1801-1805 none.
Kanawha 1806, 07-2, 09-2, 10-14(1), 15-2, 16-2, 17-2 1818-32 not found.
1819 Nicholas County, Virginia PP Tax List. 2 polls.
1820- 1834 1 pol. 1835 listed twice. 1836 Jr & Sr -1840, 1841-1850 only one.
100 A Peter's Creek 1824
100 A Robinson's Fork 1830
1810 census Kanawha County, Virginia pg 207 01110-01111
1820 census Nicholas County, Virginia pg 205 00001-00001
1830 census Nicholas County, Virginia pg 197 00000001-000000001
1840 census Nicholas County, Virginia pg 7 0000000001-0000000001
1787 Fauquier Co, Virginia PP Tax List. Joel 16-21 living with Thomas Coats
1790 Greenbriar County, Virginia PP Tax List. 1 poll.
Also 1790-1791, 1795, 1796, 1797, 1798, 1799, 1800. 1801-1805 none.
Kanawha 1806, 07-2, 09-2, 10-14(1), 15-2, 16-2, 17-2 1818-32 not found.
1819 Nicholas County, Virginia PP Tax List. 2 polls.
1820- 1834 1 pol. 1835 listed twice. 1836 Jr & Sr -1840, 1841-1850 only one.
100 A Peter's Creek 1824
100 A Robinson's Fork 1830
1810 census Kanawha County, Virginia pg 207 01110-01111
1820 census Nicholas County, Virginia pg 205 00001-00001
1830 census Nicholas County, Virginia pg 197 00000001-000000001
1840 census Nicholas County, Virginia pg 7 0000000001-0000000001
Joel Hamrick, a son of Patrick Hamrick Jr. was born in 1770,
probably in Prince William County VA and died in Clay County VA (WV)
in 1860. He came to McMillion Creek in what is now Nicholas County WV
before 1810. He moved to Robinson Fork in what is now Clay County WV
in 1830. He died sometime after 1850.
His wife was Mary -------. Mary was born 1765-1770 and died
between 1840 and 1850 in Nicholas County.
JOEL HAMRICK alleged son of PATRICK HAMRICK settled in what is now Nicholas County WV. He frequenlty appears in the court records of Nicholas County. County records show he came to McMillian Creek, VA prior to 1810. we have documented records of 4 children, William, Jilson, Sarah and Nancy Hamrick. (Brown's History). In 1824 Joel moved to Robinson Fork, Nicholas county, Now Clay County WV. He was a school teacher, lawyer and Methodist minister (census records). While living in Robinson, WV, Joel built a log church which he was pastoring at the time of his death. In the William Kyle history it says Joel Hamrick and his son William, preached in the Bethel Church in Nicholas County. This is the oldest church in this county, organized in 1810. Joel was living with his grandson, Josaih Hamrick, son of Jilson, in 1850 (census record). Joel died at age 86 and is interred in the Hamrick Cemetery, Swandale, WV. This cemetery was located just above William Hamrick's Large two story frame house on property owned by Joel and William. William's children were all born there. This property was later sold to accomidate the railroad and lumber business. The cemetery located on a hill above the old home is, however, reserved in the deed recorded in the Clay County Courthouse. Although it was the Hamrick Family cemetery, the family left it open to all residents of Swandale who wiched to be buried there. The Murphy family reserved one section for their family and the Millers one section. the cemetery is well kept and still by the Hamrick family, who return each year to manage the upkeep as of 1997.
Previous paragraph provided by Joan Wilson who received it from Ernestine (Hamrick) Turner