Burial - Swecker (Brady Gate) Cem,Monterville,WV;

Burial - End of the Trail Cem,Clintonville,Greenbriar,WV;

Title - Jr

Burial - Boiling Springs Cem,Cleveland,NC;

Burial - Vero Beach,Indian River,FL;

She may have had a twin which did not survive. She lived in Ellenboro and then Rutherford County, North Carolina. In the 1900 census she had had four children but only three alive at June 13, 1900. She appeared to have married after her son Alphus was born.

Squire lived on his father Christopher McDonald Hamrick's farm and wa s Justice of the Peace from 1888 until his death in 1921 except one y ear. He served two years as a Confederate Soldier in the Civil War.

Burial - Double Springs Bapt Ch Cem,Shelby,Cleveland,NC;

Burial - John Cogar Cem,Laurel Fork,Webster,WV;

Died with three siblings in a house fire.

VIOLET MAE HAMBRICK She had 2 children with Ray Buford, we do not know the names of the m at this time.

Viran was a coal miner in the coal fields along the Tigert Valley in Randolph and Harrison counties, West Virginia. After his divorce he moved to Michigan and worked for the Chrysler Corporation.

Burial - Meadowlands Cem,Bergoo,WV;

Divorce - Y

1910 census Hattiesburg City, Forrest County, Mississippi, Beat 1, Co olumbia Street. 2 May 1910 Dwelling 505, family 540. Hamrick, Virgil, Head m, w, 57yr, m, 21 yr, b.MS, father b.GA, m b.Ga ]A Emily, wife, f, 40yr, m21y, 11 children, 9 living, b.MS Father b.SC mother b.MS Burt age 20 (Burrell Alexander) m Hattie ? Essie age 18, m G H Crow Ruth age 16 m T H Wilcox Alice age 14 m Jack Jackson Ruby age 9 (Ruby Irene) m Ross James Kennedy Lottie age 7 m J F Cooper Undine age 5 m Lawrence Olsen Winthrop age 3 m Thelma ? Kermit age 1 m Margarete ? Jesse age 0 m E R Kemdrick

He worked in Florida as a Line supervisor for a cable company.

They owned and operated the "Bone's Diner" for 41 years.

Died in a house fire with three siblings.

Title - Sr

W. BARNETT Early Records of Choctaw Co, Ms 1835-1850 Garrett + Taunton pg 263 Hamrick Barnet 42 M farmer 320 Ga Lucinda 33 F Ga Sarah 10 F Ms Jane 7 F Ms John 3 M Ms

1850 Census: Choctaw Co, Ms Barnet Hamrick 42 M farmer 320 Ga Lucinda 33 F Ga Sarah 10 F Ms Jane 7 F Ms John 3 M Ms Louisa 1mo F Ms (she left outof above book) _______________________________________________________ Hamric Family Cemetary-Choctaw Co, Ms (Personal visit in June, 1996.) Barnet Hamric Lucinda, wife of Miss Lavicy Jane LuthenaHam ric died 6/21/1857 Barnett Hamric Hamric (not on above census) Died 9/28/1872 Born 7/27/1845 daughter of B + L 55yrs 6mo 4days Died 12/9/1903 died1 855

age 2yrs 10mos 6days

John E Hamric Nancy A. Larry Joe Hamric 5/9/1848 wife of John E 1/29/1925 4/10/1918 Hamric 7/6/1926 1/11/1852 3/12/1926 Double Marker W. Barnet Edna Moss Vivian Jerome (shows as Jerome on census) 3/17/1869 3/24/1872 1/11/1893 5/15/1953 9/2/1950 9/2/1973

Peter Hamric next to him Elizabeth born wife of 5/15/1781 Peter Hamric died born about 12/20/1870 3/20/1791 (should be 1781) died about 1/20/1840 Notice that Sarah in above census is not buried here. Neither is Loui sa who was 1 month old in 1850 census.

Burial - Hamrick Family Cem,Choctaw,MS;

He was known as "Squire Walter" and was Justice of the Peace of For k Lick District in 1928. He operate a hotel and was mayor of Webste r Springs for one term.He was chairman of the first Hamrick Gregory R eunion that was held on Point Mountain, Webster, West Virginia in 192 8.

Burial - Odd Fellows Cem,Cowan,WV;

1920 census Houston, Harris Co, TX; Hall, James S age 63 b KY, M + F b KY; Hambrick, Wesley age 20 b TX, F b TN, M b TX; Jesse M age 18 b TX, M + F b KY; Jessie L age 4 Mos.

Birth of Nov 1903 + death of 12 Dec 1962 verified by Uncle Willard' s son, Samuel Thomas 11/17/86

Burial - San Antonio,Bexar,TX;

Died age eight.

Live in Baltimore, Maryland.

Burial - Oak Grove Cem,Blount,AL;

Burial - Elizabeth Cem,Jefferson,Fl;

Burial - Patterson Springs,Cleveland,NC;

Burial - Boiling Springs Cem,Cleveland,NC;

Uses middle name Arville.

Bondsman was Edmond Hamrick and witness was D. Dobbins.

Never married.

Burial - Elledge Plot,Ione,Amador,CA;

Burial - Hopewell Cem,Cullman,AL;

Burial - Boiling Springs Cem,Cleveland,Nc;

William had a BS degree from Cornell University and attended Hartfor d Seminary. He also took a course in hospital administration at Wes t Virginia University and Architecture at the University of Pennsylva nia. He went to South Africa and Rhodesia as a missionary. After retu rn to the US he took a position as Administrator of Saint Lukes Hospi tal, Houston,Harris, Texas.

Census 1870,1880 New Market, Madison, Al

William with his brothers Benjamin and Peter served in the war of 181 2. They enlisted at Beverly, Randolph, West Virginia and served in Captain Wa msley's Regiment at Norfork. They served a period of three months an d were discharged 15 December 1814.

William was a hunter of deer and bear. His family ate the meat and h e traded the hides. He started the first school in Webster County, We st Virginia along with his brother Benjamin and James Dodrill and bui ld a log school house on Benjamin Hamrick's land. Benoni Griffin wa s the first teacher.

He died in 1850 while away from home and is buried on the Robinson Fa rm, Summersville, Nicholas, West Virginia in an unmarked grave.

Burial - Unmrkd Grave Robertson Farm,Summersville,Nicholas,WV;

Frand was a farmer on point Mountain and supervised the Fire Tower.

Burial - McMillion Chapel Cen,Friar's Hill,Greenbriar,WV;

Home at mouth of Turkey Creek up the Gauley river near Bolair, WV. Hu nter, farmer, and trapper.

Burial - Hamrick Fam Cem,Turkey Ck,Webster,WV;

He was a noted hunter and woodsman of his time. He was a hunting and fishing companion of W E R Byrne author of TALES OF THE ELK. Byrne tells many humorous stories of Billie G. Ray L Hamrick wrote a story about Billy relating that he had killed a bear and took the bearskin home. His pigs got in his corfield and he chased all of the out except his old sow. She would go through the opening he made in the fence so he took the bears skin into the field and the pig exited. A few days later he visited his neighbor Sam Given "Devil Sam" Dodrill who had a strange pig in his pen. Billy recognized it as his old sow he had chased out of the corfield with the bear skin. Upon hearing the story Sam Dodrill refered to him thereafter as "Bearskin Billy"

Burial - Hamrick Cem,Webster Springs,Webster,WV;

Divorce - Y

William Gregory Hamrick was a Union soldier in the Civil War. He wa s caller "Yankee Bill" or "Billie G". He enlisted 12 Jun 1862 and ser ved throught the War and was discharged at Richmond, Virginia 25 Ju n 1865. He was wounded at Cedar Creek, Virginia while Regimemtal Colo r Bearer. For ten years he was the Collector of Internal Revenue fo t the district of Webster, Pocahontas, and Randolph Counties. He help ed build the first church in Point Mountain Community.

Burial - Sunset Cem,Shelby,Cleveland,NC;

Lived at the mouth of Stillhouse Run on Leatherwood Creek.

Burial - Meadowland Cem,Bergoo,Webster,WV;

Title - Rev

Burial - Cleveland Cem,Cleveland,NC;