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Judith-warnick-Highsmith-TX - User Trees - Genealogy. com Warnick Warnocks, Austins, Highsmiths Brustrom Bjurstroms :Information about James Warnock, Farmer Home Page | Surname List | Index of Individuals | | Sources James Warnock, Farmer (b 1741, d 1804) James Warnock, Farmer (son of Unknown Irish Father and Unknown Mother) was born 1741 in Ballyferis, County Down, Northern Ireland (near Belfast) Down, Ulster, Northern Ireland, and died 1804 in
Matthew Warnick Warnock - Genealogy. com Matthew Warnick Warnock By Margene Black January 07, 2003 at 12:44:52 I have worked out this lineage from research and would like to know if anyone can help me prove it I am descended from Linsey Matthew Warnick First Generation 1 Matthew Warnick was born about 1790 in SC He died about 1840 1850 in DeKalb Co, GA SOURCES: Is this the same Matthew Warnock? CONVEYANCE, ANDREW WARNOCK TO
Walter O Warnick - Genealogy. com Walter O Warnick By genealogy com user May 30, 2001 at 12:20:36 Searching for ANY family info on Walter O Warnick b 9 Jan 1914, Alburn, Nebraska, d 5 Jan 1993,Kansas He married Carol Powell or Carol or Carol Wilkerson The Warnicks lived in around Temple, Texas Any assistance appreciated David
Re: WARNOCK - Genealogy. com Our line began with James Warnock #1, born in Ireland in 1741 who arrived in Newcastle, DE in 1758; his son was Robert Warnick; his son was James Warnick; his son was John Payton Warnick, who sired John Morrow Warnick; he then sired my grandfather, Thomas Sterling Warnick and my father, Archie Leroy Warnick, was born in 1918 My paternal
Re: WARNOCK (in Ireland) Joh - Genealogy. com I have a copy of the "book" mentioned by Patricia It is titled "Warnick Genealogy" and on the title page we find "William Warnick Branch of The James Warnick Family in America" prepared by Mrs G H Jewett (Jessie Almeda Warnick) October 1959 The "book" is about 80 pages I would be happy to do lookups It covers the descendants of William Warnick (1784)and his wives, (1)Nancy Griffin (1804)and
J. Warnick-artist - Genealogy. com J Warnick-artist By genealogy com user July 05, 2000 at 05:54:36 Looking for information concerning J Warnick noted floral painter
Bruce-E-Warnock-Ohio - User Trees - Genealogy. com The survivors are his widow, Mrs Claribel Warnick, one daughter, Lucretia, Mrs Carl B Clark, of Cleveland, Ohio; sons, Dr Julian R Warnick and Dr Richard D Warnick of Johnsonburg; Dr John W Warnick of Lakewood, Ohio; and two grand children, Richard K Warnick and John W Warnick III Also four brothers, Wilson A Warnick and James
Early Warwick family informati - Genealogy. com In a contemporaneous account of the area, an early historian makes mention of WARNICK traders and also add that they must have been part Indian I can find no other records of WARWICK's in East Tennessee at this time other than this brief passage