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"The Schick family home was the largest home in Darmstadt and it was also a business building, three stories above ground and one under. They call the basement, unter hausan. That's where they keep the cow, horse and chickens and it is as clean as the house. The ground floor is where Great great grandfather Schick kept the hay, grain, flour and spuds. The walls are from two to four feet thick of stone and floors of rock and brick and the bake-ovens were built in the walls of the second floor. He baked for himself and others custom-baked as we call it and sold groceries. People would bring their bread and pies and cakes for him to bake for them. He used to bake for church festivals and weddings. It was a good business. The family lived in the third story. The roof was tile but not like the tile here. The Great great grandma used to plan and prepare food for the wealthy. Dad's mother told him she used to help her."
-Frank Schick |
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SCHICK INDIVIDUALS: |
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ELIZABETH SCHICK was born March 19, 1832 at Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany. She is the daughter of George Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. Her godmother is Elisabeth Schick. She married George Haberly. Elizabeth was the first of the Schick children to go to America. According to Juliana Schick Kohl, Elizabeth died in South Bend Indiana. |
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AUGUST EMIL was born June 10, 1841 at Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany and died December 25, 1906 in Kentucky. He is the son of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. His godfather was Heinrich Joseph van Moll. He came to America in the early 1860s and settled in Kentucky. He married Theresia Benner on July 22, 1875. I don't have a record of their children. |
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FRANTZ JOSEPH SCHICK AKA FRANCISCUS JOSEPHUS was born in Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany on February 2, 1830. He was the son of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. His godfather was Johann Heinrich van Moll. He came to America in the early 1860s and settled in Ohio. |
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FREIDERICH WILHELM SCHICK was born in 1859 in Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany. He is the son of Georg Adam Schick and Maria van Moll. He married Catherine [?] and had five children: Christian, Elizabeth, Sophia, Helen and Frederick. |
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FREIDARICKA PHILOMENA SCHICK was the daughter of Rosa Maria Schick and Franz Joseph Schick. She became a nun at age 14. |
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GEORGE ADAM SCHICK aka JOHANN ADAM SCHICK was born December 23, 1804 in Mardorf Darmstadt, Germany and died November 29, 1861 in Germany. He was the son of Johann Heinrich Schick and Anna Maria Huhn. He married Maria Josepha van MOLL on November 18, 1828. Children: Frantz Joseph, Elisabeth, Maria Rosa, Martha, Louise, Emil, Frederick, Juliana, Lawrence. *I have two sources listing his birthdate and children, several of them conflict.
"He was a baker by trade and had the only bakery in Darmstadt and was the closest one within a six hour drive of the only other one which was in Frankfurt Am Mein. Six hours means by horse travel. He also handled hay, grain, and potatoes and groceries. He had the largest three story brick building in town. The horse, cow, hogs, chickens and sheep were housed in what we call the basement. The hay, grain and potatoes on the first or ground floor. The Bakery was built into the second floor and also the grocerys were on the second floor. The living quarters were on the third floor. People all live in town and don't live on the farms in Germany. The town of Darmstadt had a population of about 50,000 but is now 175,000. Frankfurt now about 800,000."
-F.W. Schick |
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JOHANN HEINRICH SHCICK was born in Germany around 1665 and died before 1831 in Germany. He married Anna Maria Huhn and had at least one child, George Adam Schick. |
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JOHANN JACOB SCHICK was born in Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany. He is the son of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. He came to America and setteled in central Nebraska. |
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JOHN (JOHANNES) SCHICK was born May 8, 1860 at Marburg, Germany, and died March 5, 1933 at California. He is the son of Rosa Maria Schick and Frantz Joseph Schick. He was raised by (?) John came to America in 1881. He married Mary Philomina Hiltman. Children: Francis William, Freidarica Philomena, Clara Louise, Evangeline, and Herbert. |
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JULIANA PHILOMINA SCHICK was born November 9, 1845 in Mardorf Darmstadt, Germany. She died in 1916 at Aztec, New Mexico and is buried at the Aztec Cemetery. She is the daughter of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. Her godmother was Anna Katharina van Moll, wife of Peter an Moll. Juliana came to America at the age of 19 in 1865 (by herself). She was 45 days on the ocean as the ship lost its mast and floated for 3 or 4 weeks until a passing steamer gave a mast. When Julianna arrived in New York 23 days late, the ship was said to be lost. She boarded a train for Chicago. At the Chicago depot she waited for 3 or 4 days for her sister, Elizabeth Haberly, to meet her. One day while she was waiting and elderly man, German, asked her who whe was waiting for and she told him her sister was to meet her there. He told her that about 3 weeks earlier a lady came every day and left. He said he would take her to the lady's house and it it was not her sister he would bring her back to the depot. She said she was suprised and relieved that it was her sister. The old man was as happy as she was and received thanks from both girls. About 1865 or 1866 she saw Frederich Kohl, just mustered out of the army, as she and her sister were going to church. Her sister told her he was a nice looking young man and Juliana dropped her handkerchief, on purpose of accidently, and he gallantly picked it up. She married Frederich KOHL on August 11, 1866 by Justice of the Peace, Chicago, Illinois. Children: Arthur, Katherina J., John Philip, Mary Philomina, Elizabeth, Josephina, Julia Felicie, Frederick Emil, Joseph Lewis, Frank Lucious, and Theresa Mary. In 1870 Frederich and Juliana joined the German migration westward to Westcliffe, Colorado. In 1901 they sold the Westcliffe Ranch and moved to Aztec New Mexico. Juliana suffered from crippling arthritis and a broken hip in 1911. Click Here to see Juliana's birth certificate and passport information. |
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LAWRANCE SCHICK was born in 1846 in Germany. He is the son of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. |
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LOUISA SCHICK (LUCOVIKA?) was born March 11, 1839 at Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany. She married an unrelated Schick. She is the daughter of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. Her godmother was Gertrud Dorr. |
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MARTHA SCHICK was born in September 5, 1836 at Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany and died November 30, 1930. She is the daughter of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. Her godmother was Anna Barbara Schick. |
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ROSA MARIE SCHICK AKA MARIA ROSA was born June 11, 1834 at Darmstadt, Hesse-Kassel, Germany and died September 14, 1917. She is the daughter of Georg Adam Schick and Maria Josephine van Moll. Her godmother was Maria Josepha van Moll. Rose was not married, but had children with unrelated Frantz Joseph Schick [Schrodt?], who was a soldier of fortune killed in combat in 1860. Children: Frederica Cecilia (Philomena?), John (Johannes) Schick.
Click Here to read a letter from Rosa Schick to John Schick dated January 28, 1913. |
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"The Schick family is very ancient and widespread. It has been traced in Italy, Moravia, Bohemia, Lorraine, Schleswig and Thuringia, but all the lines seem to stem from Landgrave Balthasar Schick, c. 1360.
from The Stammbuch (Regensburg 1865) III, 314 |
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SCHICK FAMILIES: |
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| GENERATION I |
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Georg Adam Schick 1804
married: November 18, 1828 Maria Josepha van Moll
children:
Frantz Joseph (1830)
Elizabeth (1832)
Rosa Maria (1834)
Martha (1836)
Louise (1839)
Emil (1841)
Frederich?
Juliana (1845)
Laurance |
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GENERATION II |
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Rosa Maria Schick 1834
lived with: Franz Joseph Schick (unrelated)
Freidaricka Philomena
Johannes |
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GENERATION III |
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Johannes Schick
married: Mary Philomena Hiltman
Francis William
Freidarica Philomena
Clara Louise
Evangeline
Herbert |
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GENERATION IV |
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Francis William Schick
married: Rosa Frank
Irene Emily
Marion Franklin |
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GENERATION V |
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Marion Franklin Schick
married: Darlene Taylor
Harold William
Crystal Ann
married: Doris C. Burns
Debra Louise |
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PAM'S DIRECT LINEAGE: |
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Pamela Ann Brewer b. 1968 (m. David Bretherton)
.....Donald Forest Brewer b. 1930 (m. Barbara Ann Sykes)
..........Chester Forest Brewer b. 1909 (m. Mary Julia Somerville)
...............Katherina J. Kohl b. 1868 (m. William Alvy Brewer)
....................Juliana Philomina Schick b. 1845 (m. Frederich Kohl)
.........................George Adam Schick b. c.1790s (m. Maria Josephine van Moll)
..............................Johann Heinrich Schick b. c. 1760s (m. Anna Maria Huhn) |
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OTHER SCHICK STUFF |
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Ship Passenger List for the Ship ALLEGHANY
Bremen to Philadelphia, July 5, 1832
John Schick, 31, M, farmers & mechanics
Margaretha Schick, 32, F
Hannah Schick, 9, F
Mary Anna Schick, 4, F
John Henry Schick, 1, M
Conrad Schick, 23, M
Anna Regina Schick, 30, F
Henry Schick, 12, M
Passenger List for the Ship GALLIOT THEMIS
Bremen to Baltimore, July 24, 1834
Andr. Schick, 1 adult, from Schrock
There is a Private Blasius Schick of New York listed as a prisoner of war in the Andersonville Prisoner of War Camp at Macon County Georgia during the Civil War. Use this link to go to the Andersonville Prisoner Lookup page to get more information about him.
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