Husband George Neverson Davidson HYDRICK
Born: 19 Jan 1900 - Houston, Harris Co, TX 1
Died: 13 May 1990 - Sparks, Washoe Co, NV 2
Buried: May 1990 - Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Cypress, Orange Co, CA
Find A Grave ID: 95300008
Father: Andrew Jackson HYDRICK
Mother: Belle FLINT
Marriage: 8 Oct 1921 - Washington, D.C.
Marr. Status: Divorce
Events
1. Alt. Birth: 19 Jan 1899.
Wife Lucille Thelma WHITE
Born: 9 Aug 1903 - , District of Columbia
Died: 13 Dec 1994 - Modesto, Stanislaus Co, CA
Buried: - Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson, Stanislaus Co, CA
Find A Grave ID: 232723409
Marriage Events
1. Marriage Fact:
Children
1 M George Neverson HYDRICK II
Born: 8 Jul 1922 - , District of Columbia
Died: 21 Jan 2017 - San Diego, San Diego Co, CA
Buried: - Miramar National Cemetery, San Diego, San Diego Co, CA
FamilySearch ID: LF9Q-HN1
Find A Grave ID: 195676390
Spouse: Opal Mae HUDDLESTON
Marr: 15 Aug 1943 - Otay, San Diego Co, CA
2 M Owen Elmer HYDRICK
Born: 15 Feb 1924 - Washington, D.C.
Died: 28 Jul 1996 - Chula Vista, San Diego Co, CA
Buried: 1 Aug 1996 - Riverside National Cemetery, Riverside, Riverside Co, CA
Find A Grave ID: 818440
Spouse: Mary Jeanette WATTERS
Events
1. Alt. Death: 1997, , , CA.
3 F Mary Lucille HYDRICK
Born: 11 Jun 1926 - , District of Columbia
Died: 24 Jan 2020
Buried: - Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Arlington Co, VA
Find A Grave ID: 207223501
Spouse: Ted Frank EVANS
4 M Plymton Grover "Rick" HYDRICK
Born: 20 Oct 1928 - Houston, Harris Co, TX 3
Died: 18 Jan 2016 - Chula Vista, San Diego Co, CA
Buried: - Glen Abbey Memorial Park, Bonita, San Diego Co, CA
FamilySearch ID: KW84-T6N
Find A Grave ID: 158193867
Spouse: June Marie WHITEHURST
Marr: 24 Sep 1950 - Yuma, Yuma , Arizona. (Divorce)
Spouse: Jeri RISER
Marr: Abt 2000 - , , CA
5 M Donald Richard HYDRICK
Born: 2 Nov 1931 - , District of Columbia
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Mary Ruth AUSTIN
Marr: 5 Aug 1951 - Yuma, AZ
6 M Infant HYDRICK
Born: Abt 1935 - Charleston, Charleston Co, SC
Died: Abt 1935 - Charleston, Charleston Co, SC
Buried:
7 F Jeanette Myrtle HYDRICK
Born: 4 Nov 1938 - Norfolk, Norfolk Co, VA
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Dan JACKSON
General Notes: Husband - George Neverson Davidson Hydrick
BIRTH: No birth certificate ever found. Birth date listed on Social Security application, (April 9, 1937), and death certificate (13 May 1990) as 19 January, 1900. Birth date listed on military records (Parris Island July 6, 1919) as 19 January 1899.
OCCUPATION: Aviation Electrical Inspector.
SOCIAL SECURITY APPLICATION: April 9, 1937. Living at 1711 Airline Drive, Houston, Texas. Social Security# (on file)
PARENTS: On a Social Security Application, which George Neverson Hydrick filled out 4/9/1937, he listed his father as Charles C. Hydrick (deceased), and mother as Emma Butterfras (deceased). This is very confusing. While living, George always told his family that his father was Andrew Jackson "Jack" Hydrick, and his mother was Emma Butterfras Hydrick. Because of dates regarding the birth of George Neverson Hydrick, being 1899, or 1900, Andrew Jackson Hydrick was supposedly married to Belle Flint at this time, marrying Florence Patillo in June 1900, and Emma Butterfras in July 1901. (See notes of George's father, Andrew Jackson Hydrick.)
BTW: This is the first and only time I have found a Charles C. Hydrick listed as father of George. I am not sure where this came from, or who Charles C. Hydrick is? I have found records showing Andrew Jackson Hydrick to be married to Emma Butterfras, and Emma Butterfras was certainly the woman who raised George Hydrick.
MILITARY: Service Number 153498, July 11, 1919, Houston, Texas. Another Service Number 277446, November 17, 1939, Portsmouth, Virginia. Military Records requested by Jeanette Jackson (George's daughter) under the number of 153498 show that George Neverson Hydrick became a Private in the Marine Corps on July 11, 1919. Copies of his Service-Record Book were sent to Christi Hydrick at the request of Jeanette Hydrick Jackson, who sent them to Ora Smith, who holds those copies in file. As stated above, in these documents his birthdate is listed multiple times as January 19, 1899, and being born in Houston, Texas. He enlisted in the Marines for a term of 4 years. Embarked on USS Kittery at Charleston, S.C., Sept. 25, 1919. Sailed same date for foreign tropical shore service in Cuba. Arrived and disembarked at Nerwita (?) Cuba, Sept. 29, 1919 (signed Major Turner). Embarked on board USS Henderson at Guananamo Bay, Cuba, March 1, 1921, sailed same date, arrived at Hampton Roads, Virginia, March 1921, disembarked March 21 (?), 1921 (signed Capt. Maurice Holmes). Extra and Special Duty Details - Corral 11/16/19-2/29/20; Radio Mechanic 3/1/20-3/27/20; Orderly 4/1/20-5/10/20; Messman 12/31/20-1/20/21; Labor 5/21/21-11/12/21.
Feb. 24, 1931, Application for Certificate in Lieu of Discharge...showing George applying for a certificate in lieu of lost or destroyed discharge certificate, and request that it be sent to him at the following address (left blank). Lists his birthdate as 19 Jan 1899, with a personal description of his appearance. Goes on to state that he was discharged 31 December 1921 at the Marine Barracks, Navy Yard in Washington D.C.. His discharge certificate was lost or destroyed on or about December 12, 1930 under the following conditions - Misplaced or lost to Civil Service Commission.
March 1, 1935, An Honorable Discharge letter by special order of the Major General Commandant for his (George's) own convenience, December 31, 1921, at Washington, D.C., a Private, with character "excellent". (signed L. D. Hermle, Major, Asst. Adjutant and Inspector, U. S. Marine Corps.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: In military records - eyes gray; hair light brown; complexion ruddy; height 68 inches; weight 140 lbs.; mean circumference 34"; expansion 4"; vision in right eye 20-20; vision in left eye 20-20; indelible or permanent marks upon his person S.Vac. S. 3/4" R. dorsum, S. 1/2" D. R. lower leg, S. 3/4" R. Lumbar R.M. 1/2" D. Scapular, S. 1/2" D. Left dorsum. (picture was included in military records).
OBITUARY: George Neverson Hydrick, 90, of Anaheim, a retired quality-control electrical inspector, died Sunday of natural causes. Memorial services 11 a.m. Thursday at Pierce Brothers Daly-Bartel-Spencer Mortuary, Anaheim. Private burial. Survived by his wife, Alice; sons; George, of El Cajon, Owen, of Imperial Beach, Plympton, of Lake Tahoe, Donald, of Henderson, Nev., William, of San Diego, Paul, of Huntington Beach, and Laurence, of San Diego; daughters, Lucille Evans of Kamiah, Idaho, and Jeanette Jackson of Modesto; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; and great-great grandchildren. (Name of newspaper not recorded on copy this was typed from) (NOTE: born in Jan, passed in May, so had he been born in 1899, he would have been 91 instead of the printed "90" in obituary -DMH)
DEATH: Cremated at Northern Nevada Memorial, Reno, Nevada. Ashes in Anaheim.
General Notes: Wife - Lucille Thelma White
DEATH: Written by Lucille's daughter, Jeanette Hydrick Jackson. Jan 1995
It was Dec. 9th about 11:00 pm. Granny was in the emergency room and Cindy was back there sitting with her. She was laying in the bed and she looked to her right and held up her arm and said "Here I am, take me." She then turned her head to the left and looked at Cindy and said "I have to wait in line, because there's people ahead of me."
Then on Dec. 10th and 11th she was doing pretty good. On Dec. 12th she started feeling bad again. It was around 9:00 or 10:00 pm. She was talking about Jan's birthday. She said she was waiting for Jan's birthday. Her voice became really soft and sweet. The sweetest voice you could ever hear. She knew who Jan and Cindy were. (note from Ora Smith: up to this point for many years before Granny's death she did not recognize her family) She kept wanting her chest rubbed and not to be left alone. She said to pray for her. She told Jan and Cindy she loved them. She told Jan "Happy Birthday" on the 13th of Dec. and then she just rested up until 9:10 pm. She was very peaceful. She left this life in grace and peace, as she deserved. She is still a very sweet and beautiful lady and loved very much.
General Notes: Child - George Neverson HYDRICK II
George Neverson Hydrick July 8, 1922 - January 21, 2017 El Cajon Retired from Post Office, Air Force and Marines. He also served in the Korean War and WWII.
~~~(Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on Feb. 3, 2017)
General Notes: Child - Owen Elmer HYDRICK
residence listed as Chula Vista, CA
General Notes: Child - Plymton Grover "Rick" HYDRICK
Married June Marie Whitehurst Sept. 25. 1949 They had eight children. Divorced
Second marriage Jeri Riser
General Notes: Child - Infant HYDRICK
Husband George Robert HYDRICK III
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: George Robert HYDRICK II
Mother: Patricia Ann "Patti" BLACKMON
Marriage:
Wife
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Mark James HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Darcy UNKNOWN
General Notes: Husband - George Robert Hydrick III
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Mark James HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
Husband George Robert HYDRICK
Born: 22 Sep 1866 - , , AL
Died: 9 Apr 1949 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-3Y4
Find A Grave ID: 121671077
Father: Gideon Ellison "George" HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Elizabeth STUBBS
Marriage: 27 Dec 1888
Wife Geneva Ardella McADAMS
Born: 1 Jan 1873 - , , AL
Died: 18 Feb 1939 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 121671360
Father: Obediah Fields "O. F." McADAMS
Mother: Mary COBB
Children
1 M James Allen "Allie" HYDRICK
Born: 26 Jun 1889 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 31 May 1950 - Biloxi, Harrison Co, MS
Buried: - McCormack Cemetery, Robbins Crossroads, Jefferson Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: MC2S-D66
Find A Grave ID: 13056518
Spouse: Terea GLOVER
Spouse: Mattie Lou CONNER
2 M William Austin HYDRICK
Born: 5 May 1891
Died: 24 Jul 1948
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: MP1L-1D7
Find A Grave ID: 149361048
3 F Nettie HYDRICK
Born: 14 Jul 1892 - Kennedy, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 22 Apr 1984 - Kennedy, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Millport City Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 9V4Q-RSG
Find A Grave ID: 6351991
Spouse: Willie Hugh GRAHAM
4 F Georgiana Beatrice "Georgie" HYDRICK
Born: 23 Feb 1894
Died: 22 Jul 1980
Buried: - Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LX7S-1ZH
Find A Grave ID: 51800851
Spouse: William Henry VAIL
5 M Chatman HYDRICK
Born: 23 Sep 1895 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 13 Feb 1975 - Fairfield, Jefferson Co, AL 4
Buried: - Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL 4
FamilySearch ID: MP1L-1D1
Find A Grave ID: 194292720
Spouse: Lillian Louise ERNEST
Marr: 20 Aug 1948 - Hueytown, AL
6 M Walter Nee HYDRICK
Born: 13 Apr 1899 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 1 Apr 1966 - Corpus Christi, Nueces Co, TX
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: MP1L-16V
Spouse: Josie Fletcher FINCH
Marr: 7 May 1929 - Arkansas Pass, TX
7 F Sallie Ann HYDRICK
Born: 27 Dec 1901 - , , AL
Died: 3 Jul 1983 - Vernon, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Millport City Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: LX7S-1NW
Find A Grave ID: 77091548
Spouse: James G. "Jim" POLLARD
Marr: 17 Feb 1930 - , , MS
8 M Cletus HYDRICK
AKA: Cletus
Born: 14 Jan 1903 - , Lamar Co, AL
Died: 25 Aug 1904 - , Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: GK51-RK2
Find A Grave ID: 197576001
9 M John Elson HYDRICK
Born: 10 Mar 1905 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 14 Nov 1987
Buried: - Mount Olive Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, , Lee Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: LJP8-CKG
Find A Grave ID: 205396182
Spouse: Lottie Bell STORY
Marr: 15 Aug 1934 - Auburn, Lee Co, AL
10 F Jimma Nell HYDRICK
Born: 18 May 1908 - , , AL
Died: 19 Jun 1991 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Millport City Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: LX7S-1JX
Find A Grave ID: 77119365
Spouse: Linnis M. STEWART
11 F Julia Camille HYDRICK
AKA: Julia Camille
Born: 7 Dec 1917 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 15 Mar 1998 - DeSoto, Harris Co, TX
Buried: - Forest Park Cemetery, Houston, Harris Co, TX
FamilySearch ID: LK93-RPZ
Find A Grave ID: 8460230
Spouse: James Alfred LINDSEY
Marr: 22 Sep 1946
General Notes: Husband - George Robert Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
1900 Soundex provided to me by Willie Mae Reaves Bunt lists George's birthdate as Feb 1868 - Bartina has it as 22 Sep 1866
Also, Tom Jennings, a nephew, born May 1881 lived with them
General Notes: Child - James Allen "Allie" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
per Veteran's Headstone application (put in by D.D. Woods, Rt3 Box 1318 Birmingham, AL, on 14 Mar 1955):
BIRTH: 17 Jun 1889
ENLISTED: 18 Sep 1917
DISCHARGED: 4 Feb 1918 rank of PVT
DEATH: 31 May 1950
Was in Co. E, 121 Inf, 31st Division.
Cemetery was listed as Liberty Cemetery in Liberty, AL but don't think that's where he's interred. Obit said he was to be buried in Adamsville, AL
He died at the VA Center in Biloxi where he'd been admitted on Sep 1949
General Notes: Child - William Austin HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Austin never married
General Notes: Child - Nettie HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Georgiana Beatrice "Georgie" HYDRICK
| Name | Georgia Beatrice Hydrick |
| Gender | Female |
| Record Type | Marriage |
| Marriage Date | 11/25/1917 |
| Marriage Place | Lamar, Alabama |
| Spouse | William H. Vail |
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Chatman HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Chatman's SSN (on file); zip code 35020
General Notes: Child - Walter Nee HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Per son Conrad ("Beau"), his dad left Alabama at age 16 to work as roughneck in Texas oil fields. He rode the rails like a hobo to reach oil fields around Baytown and Goose Creek. He worked on building the Humble Oil Company's Baytown Refinery. He became a constable and fire chief at Goose Creek. Moved to Ingleside to work on Humble's refinery there. In 1929 he sent for Joise who was teaching school in Alabama to join him and get married.
Walter was very active in the CIO labor union, serving as president of the local union. He was president in 1945 when a strike was called at Ingleside. Humble closed the refinery. The family then moved to Corpus Christi (about 25 miles away) where Walter opened a trucking business which folded after a year. Walter then moved to Columbus, MS where he operated a grocery and produce business.
General Notes: Child - Sallie Ann HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Cletus HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Son of G. R. & Della Hydrick
General Notes: Child - John Elson HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Jimma Nell HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Julia Camille HYDRICK
RELATIONSHIP to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Per Bartina Peoples, Julia's middle name was Camilla and birth year as 1918
Preceded in death by her husband, Alfred Lindsey. Veteran of World War II. Served in the Army Nurse Corps in France, England and the Phillipines.
Husband George Washington HYDRICK
Born: 6 Mar 1857 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 26 Dec 1939 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Buried: - Tyer Cemetery, Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: L7BB-KGF
Find A Grave ID: 15917054
Father: James Hatherine HYDRICK
Mother: Sarah R. "Mally" PERRY
Marriage: 9 Jan 1878 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Wife Sarah Ella SUMMITT
Born: 18 Jan 1856 - , Decatur County, IN
Died: 30 Aug 1886 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: L7BB-KTS
Father: Solomon Saul SUMMITT
Mother: Elizabeth D. CLAYTON
Children
1 M Guy Ernest HYDRICK
Born: 4 Jan 1879 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 13 Dec 1945 - Hickory Ridge, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Lewis Cemetery, Hickory Ridge, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: L7BB-YWF
Find A Grave ID: 15054924
Spouse: Henrietta Grace HUEY
Marr: 2 Sep 1900 - Poinsett Co, AR
2 M Oliver Story HYDRICK
Born: 3 Mar 1881 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 2 Apr 1966 - Parkin, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: GQPG-BM5
Find A Grave ID: 16995638
Spouse: Minnie Ora TILLERY
Marr: 1 Apr 1901
3 F Orda E. "Audry" HYDRICK
Born: 16 Jul 1885 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 15 Nov 1904
Buried:
Spouse: Abner Byron CURTNER
Spouse: Lee TILLERY
Marr: 1901 - , Poinsett Co, AR
General Notes: Husband - George Washington Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-grandfather
Buried next to his father in Tyer Cemetary in Hydrick, AR. His gravestone is a Woodsman of the World one
From GEDCom of Patrick Hydrick:
Died at home of granddaughter Ruth Alma (Mrs. John WIlliams)
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Obituary of George Washington Hydrick
The Wynne Progress, Wynne, Arkansas Dec. 26,1939
AGED PIONEER RESIDENT DIES
Member of Pioneer Arkansas Family
"Uncle George" Hydrick, 83, member of a pioneer eastern Arkansas family, died of a heart attack at the home of a grandson-in-law, J.H. Williams, at Hickory Ridge this morning at 8:10 o'clock. Mr. Hydrick was unusually active for his age and ate a large Christmas dinner Monday. Funeral services will be conducted at the Methodist Church at Hickory RidgeThursday with burial in Hydrick Cemetery. The Kernodle Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Hydrick was born at the town of Hydrick, named for his father, in Poinsett County near the Cross County line. He was a machinist by trade and for several years worked at Vanndale. He is found in the 1920 and 1930 Hickory Ridge census as school janitor. He also was responsible for maintaining the school boiler for heating.
He was a member of the Methodist Church and the Woodmen of the World. Surviving are five sons: G. Ernest Hydrick of Hickory Ridge, Oliver S.Hydrick of Parkin, Graham C. Hydrick of Bucoda, Mo., William Homer Hydrick of Anguilla, Miss., and James T. Hydrick of Pensacola, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Montie Sadler of Sikeston, Mo., and Miss Dessie Hydrick of Poplar Bluff, Mo.; one half-brother, John W. Hydrick of Lone Wolf, Okla.; a half-sister, Mrs. Harmon Sifford of Cherry Valley, Ark. ,22 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
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In February 1995, Jack D. Hydrick and son Patrick visited Cherry Valley and went to Mosner Cemetery (called Hydrick Cemetery in obituary). G. W. Hydrick is buried next to his father James Hydrick. James' Confederate States of America marker has been stolen.
(Added note: 14 Oct 2025 - I have found that the CSA marker was not stolen but taken for safekeeping. I do not have it but know where it is - DMH)
Notes: Marriage (Sarah Ella Summitt):
Married at the Crede residence by G. M. Settlemoir, Justice of the Peace
Witnesses were T.P. Greenwood and J.T. Smith
General Notes: Child - Guy Ernest HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-granduncle
Ern was a member of the Church of Christ, Carpenter, Blacksmith, Farmer, Deputy Sheriff, and Justice of Peace.
In 1910 lived in Cross Co ARK
From Ora Hydrick Smith's files:
AKA: Ern
BIRTH: May have been born at Old Cherry Valley, Arkansas, which is near Hydrick.
OCCUPATIONS: Was a carpenter, blacksmith, worked at sawmills, farmed, irrigation well digger, built schools, and was on the school board, Deputy Sheriff, and in the end was a rice farmer.
Ern ran away from home at age 16, after having a dispute with his father. He went to Oklahoma Territory where he lived for three years.
General Notes: Child - Oliver Story HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-granduncle
Ollie was a farm manager and Methodist. In 1910 lived in Cross Co ARK
SSN: (on file)
General Notes: Child - Orda E. "Audry" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-grandaunt
Husband George Washington HYDRICK
Born: 6 Mar 1857 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 26 Dec 1939 - Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
Buried: - Tyer Cemetery, Hydrick, Poinsett Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: L7BB-KGF
Find A Grave ID: 15917054
Father: James Hatherine HYDRICK
Mother: Sarah R. "Mally" PERRY
Marriage: 6 Jun 1887 - Mitchell Township, Cross Co, AR
Wife Martha Marilda "Mattie" PRUITT
Born: 16 Oct 1864 - , Independence County, AR
Died: 12 Oct 1912 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Hydrick plot, Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Poinsett Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 8855334
Father: Archibald Maker PRUITT
Mother: Eliza Ann SNELLINGS
Children
1 F Beachie E. HYDRICK
Born: 2 Jul 1888 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 5 Jan 1917 - Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Hydrick plot, Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Poinsett Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: LKDX-3ZB
Find A Grave ID: 8673605
Spouse: Marel ROLLAND
Marr: 9 Oct 1910
2 F Minnie HYDRICK
Born: 9 Jun 1890 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 13 Oct 1890 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: MGYH-X32
3 M William Homer HYDRICK
Born: 8 Jan 1892 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 16 Dec 1960 - Jackson, Hinds Co, MS
Buried: - Zion Baptist Church, Anguilla, Sharkey Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: MGYH-XQ4
Find A Grave ID: 187899425
Spouse: Lula Lee Franklin DENNIS
Marr: 8 Oct 1922 - James Dennis home. (Divorce)
Spouse: Kate TAYLOR
Marr: 1939 - Anguilla
4 M Graham Clayton HYDRICK
Born: 4 Jul 1894 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 3 Jun 1973 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: L67W-ZN6
Find A Grave ID: 8647989
Spouse: Edith Norene McGREW
Spouse: Monra AKINS
Marr: 22 Oct 1913
Events
1. Alt. Death: 2 Jun 1973, Sikeston, Scott Co, MO.
5 M James Talmadge HYDRICK
Born: 30 Dec 1895 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 21 Nov 1969 - Charleston, Mississippi Co, MO
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: LKDX-3HQ
Find A Grave ID: 8647995
Spouse: Anna Mae MYERS
Marr: (Divorce)
Spouse: Ruby Pearl Givins DEBROUX
Marr: 1935
Spouse: Della RICHARDS
Marr: Abt 1950. (Divorce)
6 M Ira C. HYDRICK
Born: 8 Jul 1903 - Bay Village, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 13 Oct 1924 - State Hospital, Little Rock, Pulaski Co, AR
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: G6DG-T36
7 F Montie Pearl HYDRICK
Born: 16 Oct 1906 - Bay Village, Poinsett Co, AR
Died: 28 Jul 1994 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Buried: - Garden of Memories Cemetery, Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
FamilySearch ID: G73R-34J
Find A Grave ID: 61282819
Spouse: Philip Landis SADLER
Marr: 10 Aug 1928
8 F Annie Odessa "Dessie" HYDRICK
Born: 10 Nov 1910 - Vanndale, Cross Co, AR 5
Died: 28 Jan 1996
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: MGYH-XQP
Find A Grave ID: 8647983
General Notes: Husband - George Washington Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-grandfather
Buried next to his father in Tyer Cemetary in Hydrick, AR. His gravestone is a Woodsman of the World one
From GEDCom of Patrick Hydrick:
Died at home of granddaughter Ruth Alma (Mrs. John WIlliams)
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Obituary of George Washington Hydrick
The Wynne Progress, Wynne, Arkansas Dec. 26,1939
AGED PIONEER RESIDENT DIES
Member of Pioneer Arkansas Family
"Uncle George" Hydrick, 83, member of a pioneer eastern Arkansas family, died of a heart attack at the home of a grandson-in-law, J.H. Williams, at Hickory Ridge this morning at 8:10 o'clock. Mr. Hydrick was unusually active for his age and ate a large Christmas dinner Monday. Funeral services will be conducted at the Methodist Church at Hickory RidgeThursday with burial in Hydrick Cemetery. The Kernodle Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Hydrick was born at the town of Hydrick, named for his father, in Poinsett County near the Cross County line. He was a machinist by trade and for several years worked at Vanndale. He is found in the 1920 and 1930 Hickory Ridge census as school janitor. He also was responsible for maintaining the school boiler for heating.
He was a member of the Methodist Church and the Woodmen of the World. Surviving are five sons: G. Ernest Hydrick of Hickory Ridge, Oliver S.Hydrick of Parkin, Graham C. Hydrick of Bucoda, Mo., William Homer Hydrick of Anguilla, Miss., and James T. Hydrick of Pensacola, Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Montie Sadler of Sikeston, Mo., and Miss Dessie Hydrick of Poplar Bluff, Mo.; one half-brother, John W. Hydrick of Lone Wolf, Okla.; a half-sister, Mrs. Harmon Sifford of Cherry Valley, Ark. ,22 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
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In February 1995, Jack D. Hydrick and son Patrick visited Cherry Valley and went to Mosner Cemetery (called Hydrick Cemetery in obituary). G. W. Hydrick is buried next to his father James Hydrick. James' Confederate States of America marker has been stolen.
(Added note: 14 Oct 2025 - I have found that the CSA marker was not stolen but taken for safekeeping. I do not have it but know where it is - DMH)
General Notes: Wife - Martha Marilda "Mattie" Pruitt
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Great-grandmother
On the marriage license, her name was recorded as "Mattie" but her husband called her "Rildie"
Find A Grave lists her birthplace as Illinois
Notes: Marriage (Martha Marilda "Mattie" Pruitt):
married by Moses Pitts, Justice of the Peace. Marriage license signed by J. M. Levesque, County Clerk and J. K. Malone, Deputy
General Notes: Child - Beachie E. HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Grandaunt
General Notes: Child - Minnie HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Grandaunt
General Notes: Child - William Homer HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Grandfather
William was in WW1 - US Marines. He and brother, Jimmy, left town together without telling anyone and went to Memphis where they enlisted on December 28, 1916. They called Graham (Buddy) and told him what they'd done. They were sent to Europe where they became separated.
He was a farmer and a Methodist. Per Jack Hydrick 8/21/94, Homer was robbed of $200 - 300 from his footlocker while in the military. The footlockers had to be kept unlocked for inspection at all times. With pay of only $5 per month, the robbery was a big deal. Later Homer found out who had stolen his money and beat him nearly to death. Homer was thrown in the brig and was never "quite right" after that.
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Per Grandson, Mike Hydrick's recollection, he remembered being told that Homer was suffering from "shell-shock, or what today is known as PTSD
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Difference in one year of birth on Find A Grave and my records. His two sons and their mother, Homer's ex-wife, handled his funeral/burial. -- DMH
General Notes: Child - Graham Clayton HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Granduncle
Buddy was a Methodist, worked at Cotton Gin as Manager, erector, and maintenance man. He was born prematurely and was carried on a pillow for 7 months. He finished school in the 8th grade and started working for his dad at the cotton gin.
Graham C. Hydrick, 78, of 505 Moore Ave., a retired gin operator, died this morning in Missouri Delta Community Hospital.
Born July 4, 1894, he was a member of the Mountain Home Ark Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs Monra Akins Hydrick; two sons, Cornelius W. Hydrick of Memphis, Tenn and Billy Jean Hydrick of Tulsa, Okla; two sisters Mrs Montie Sadler and Miss Dessie Hydrick of Sikeston; and four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Services are scheduled at 10:30 am monday in the Welsh chapel with the Rev. Clyde Riddle, pastor of Firt Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in City Cemetery at Vanndale, Ark.
General Notes: Child - James Talmadge HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Granduncle
Jimmy was in WW1 - US Marine Corp. Was both shot and gassed. He and Homer left Vanndale, Ar and went to Memphis where they enlisted. Was in the famous Belleau Wood Battle for Paris. He was wounded at Chateau Thierry.
birthyear on headstone is 1895
General Notes: Child - Ira C. HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Granduncle
This per conversation with Jack Hydrick 8/21/1994:
After October 1912 death of his mother, Ira Hydrick was supposed to have been farmed out to married children of G.W.H. However, he wound up at home of son Guy Ernest Hydrick for his wife Henrietta Huey Hydrick to take care of. At this time Henrietta already four children alive (out of six births). Ira required diapering and babying so he was sent to state institution where he later died of consumption (TB) almost 12 years to the day after his mother .
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Aunt Dessie's story is somewhat different. From her book:
Ira C. Hydrick was the sixth child of Martha Marilda Pruitt and George Washington Hydrick. He was born July 3, 1903, at Bay Village, Arkansas. Ira was mentally retarded. When Mamma died on October 12, 1912, Beachie and Marel took care of Ira along with the rest of the family. At Beachie's death on January 5, 1917, the family became separated. Ern and Ett kept Ira in their home for a year, but he was growing up. It was therefore, quite a responsibility for anyone to keep him at home. Naturally, the wives of the other married brothers did not want to accept this responsibillty. The only alternative was for Pa to enter him in the State Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas. He was age fourteen when he went to this hospitalon December 10, 1917.
I wrote the hospital for Ira's medical record. I received a copy of his clinical record showing his evaluation upon his entry into the hospital, also the results of the doctor's examination and diagnosis. The clinical record shows that upon his entry into the hospital that Ira's chest was thin, his breathing was free and easy, and his lungs were negative. His palate and pharynx were normal, also his body temperature and blood pressure, as well as smell, vision, taste, and hearing. There was no tenderness or pressure over the nerve trunks or muscles. However, the record did state that coordination tests were poorly performed. A form letter was attached, showing that Ira died of pulmonary tuberculosis on October 13, 1924. The evaluation leads me to believe that Ira contracted tuberculosis after he entered the hospital. There were no comments on the form letter as to how long he had tuberculosis or how it was treated. The following statement was on the bottom of this form letter: "The tremendous increase in number and variety of genealogical requests necessitates the submission of this form. We sincerely hope it meets your needs." The Director of Medical Record Services, Mrs. Elizabeth Mattinson, R.R.A., did type the following note to me: "Miss Hydrick, I am sending you a copy of the history on Mr. Hydrick. This is all the information we have on him. Hope this will be of help to you. "
So we can only hope that Ira was treated well during the years he was in this hospital and that the disease from which he died was not too prolonged. In any form, I feel that Ira's life was not an easy one, and that his situation was very tragic.
General Notes: Child - Montie Pearl HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Grandaunt
Montie ran a grocery store and was a Hardware store clerk. Baptist.
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Sikeston - Montie Sadler, 87 years old, of Sikeston, died Thursday at her home.
She was born Oct. 16, 1906, in Bay Village, Ark., the daughter of George W. and Martha Pruitt Hydrick. She and Philip Sadler were married Aug. 10, 1928. He died July 2, 1965.
She had worked at Moore's Hardward, retiring in 1975. She was a member of the First Baptist Church, taught Sunday School and was active in its WMU and mission groups.
Survivors include four sons, Philip, Graham, Milton and Paul Sadler; a sister, Dessie Hydrick; 11 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren.
Funeral service will be held Saturday at the church. Burial will be in the Garden of Memories Cemetery.
~~~Southeast Missourian
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Monte Hydrick Sadler, of Sikeston, Missouri. My great-grandmother, a tiny, wizened woman who wore pastel housedresses and brown orthopedic shoes. When cooking, she was deaf to her granddaughters' pleas that she should sit down and rest, let them take care of things. . . . Her recipes included ingredients like "a handful of flour" and "a knob of butter (the size of a walnut)," and she boiled her green beans with bacon and salt till they melted in the pot.
~~~excerpt from In Memoriam, for the Day, May 29, 2006 by Cheryl B. Klein: http://www.cherylklein.com/blog/2006/05/in-memoriam-for-day.html
General Notes: Child - Annie Odessa "Dessie" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Grandaunt
"named after Aunt Mallie's daughter, Annie Cooper Greenwood. G. Ernest (Ern), my half-brother named me"
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Annie Odessa wrote "Old Big Grandma and Her HYDRICK Family". Aunt Dessie never married, perhaps too busy with her genealogy hobby? -DMH
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(NOTE: Below are notes and several letters to/from Aunt Dessie which helped her in writing her book. I'm sure there were many more that I do not possess. Due to today's technology (dna, internet), some of her facts have been misproven but others verified! It's amazing the job it must have been before these technological advances; however, she had the benefit of folks still being aiive who remembered these facts. It is interesting reading nonetheless, ~~DMH)
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Letter to Minnie Lee and William Hydrick, December, 1975 (NOTE: my parents ~DMH)
"Dear Minnie Lee and William,
You probably think I am not going to send you a Christmas card, or message of any kind., but I have had to do some extra work for my part-time job boss, and that put me behind with everything. We were glad to hear from you. I remembered that we promised or said we would try to get to your house this year, but as Montie told you, we went to Pennsylvania to see Martha Jane, and the summer was gone.
Lately, I have had a renewed interest in the Hydrick genealogy. T.B. and Fannie took a big trip this summer and went to Orangeburg, S.C. and looked up the Hydricks. He told me two or three years ago when he retired he was going to do this, but of course I didn't know that he would. They came by to see Montie and I on their way back home; and gave me the address of "Ms. Rosa's" daughter, and her uncle. The information I have on the S.C. Hydricks came from Mrs. Rosa Hydrick Stabler's Family Bible, remember a copy of which I sent you with the chart comparing our line with Miss Rosa's line. So I have been corresponding with Mrs. Freda Myers, of St. Matthews, S.C., age 57, and her uncle, Brig. Gen. Onan A. Hydrick (ret) of Camden, S.C., age 87, who is Miss Rosa's younger brother. He has answered my questions about the Hydricks. I am sending you a copy of his first letter to me. It seems we have been on the right track. He thinks Old Big Grandma Polly (dad's great-grandmother) married one of the sons of Jacob Hydrick (1) and his (Gen Onan's) great (or great-great) grandfather was a brother, or another son of Jacob (1), who was the first generation in S.C. to be listed on the 1790 census. This would make us cousins from way back. Remember, Old Big Grandma Polly came from Orangeburg, S.C. to Arkansas, as a widow, with her sons, William and John, (my great-grandfather) and one girl. I was disappointed that he did not find our "Polly" listed in his family Bible, but you will note that he says in his letter that he has not read the 1820 or 1830 U.S. census, but he is sure some Hydricks would be listed on them. Maybe Old Big Grandma Polly and her husband, before she was widowed and came to Arkansas, would be listed in the 1820 or 1830 South Carolina census. So I have had the Librarian of the Sikeston Public Library to write to the State Historical Society of Missouri for the Cross and Poinsett Counties of Arkansas 1820 and 1870 ( sic) of the U.S. Census, and the Orangeburg County, S.C. 1820 and1830 census. I was advised by the Cape Girardeau, MO Librarian that the Historical Society would do this. They will come to this library on microfilm, and I can go to the newspaper office here, the only place in town who has a microfilm reader, and will attempt to read them. They have not come in yet. I answered Gen. Onan's letter outlining what I thought was correct from his letter and deductions, and he replied confirming that it was. He addressed his letter as Dear "Cousin" Dessie. Gen. Onan seems pretty sharp for his age, Freda Myers said he was very alert. She has written me two letters and sounds like a good old friendly southerner. She invited Montie and I to come to the Hydrick Family Reunion on July 4, 1976, so maybe they have a reunion every year. She also stated that she would send me one of Gen. Onan's books when they were published.
Well, I must write some more letters, but wanted you to know we'd found some "kinfolks" in South Carolina. If I find out anything from the census records, I will let you know
Maybe we can try to get to your house in 1976, and you all come here anytime that you can.
Love, Dessie
P.S. I have just received a Christmas card from Freda Myers in the mail. She said, "You have made 1975 a wonderful year for us, and it is so nice to know that others are interested in their families. Hope some day to come to see all your families. Come to see us. Hope to get a letter off to you real soon." Doesn't she sound like a very nice lady?"
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From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 1/1/60:
"The Hydricks were in Orangeburg County, South Carolina, in 1790.The first U.S. Census was taken that year and one Jacob Hydrick was listed as head of a family. There was one other male in this house over 16, 3 males under 16 and 2 females. It is my belief that the Hydricks came over with the other German settlers who came into South Carolina at Charles Town, as it was known, and settled in the forks of the Edisto River.
Back to the census of S.C., the first good census I have on Hydricks is 1850. The following were in Orangeburg Dist. Or county:
Jacob H. Hydrick 30 years old Born in S.C.
Margaret (probably his wife) 30 years old Born in S.C.
Jacob 2 years old Probably their son
Augustus 5 months old Probably their son
Kindred Hydrick 39 years old Born in S.C.
Jane 35 years old Probably wife of Kindred
Alexander 18 years old
Elizabeth 12 years old
William H. 10 years old
Jacob B. 8 years old All probably their children
John E 6 years old
Emmanuel P. 4 years old
Luther W. 2 years old
Living with a family by the name of A. J. Shurlight was H. H. Hydrick, 22 carpenter, born in S.C."
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From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 1/24/60:
"Conrad Lynell Hydrick married our daughter and they live at Corpus Christi, My son-in-law's Hydricks were in Lamar County, Alabama before the War between the states. Before that, they were In Charleston (area) S.C. Let me show you his Hydrick line:
I. Conrad Lynell Hydrick, son of...
II. Walter Nea Hydrick, son of...
III. George Robert Hydrick, son of...
IV. George E. Hydrick of Charleston S.C."
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From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 2/29/60:
"I have written the Arkansas Department of History and Archives as I want the 1880 Cross County, Arkansas census read. The 1880 census gives more information than any other that we have to work with at this time. There is a chance that your ancestor, Jim Hydrick, will still living at that time. In his report he will give the place of his birth and that of his parents. Then we will know whether to look in South Carolina or elsewhere. You did not give me an idea of the date of his death so I'm just hoping.
These are rough calculations but this is what I'm going on:
George Washington Hydrick, 2nd child of Jim's was born in 1859, so I would judge that his father was born circa 1830 and that means that Jim's father, John was born circa 1800 or 1805. In view of this, I am trusting your grandfather, James (Jim) lived to be past fifty. You see, he will be on that 1880 census report and will tell us where his father, JIM HYDRICK, and BESTY ( sic ) were born. I wonder how long your JOHN HYDRICK lived? I'll pick him up on the 1850 census one of these days.
Cemetery records will be a big help to us later on too. I'm sure we'll have a lot of fun chasing your ancestors.
I am sending for another book on S.C. marriages and deaths today. So far I have not picked up anything from the books I have read on the problems we have faced. However, many things are apparent: The Hydricks did not come from Switzerland with the Rev. Getzendanner bunch in 1735. I have covered this era very thoroughly. Nor do I think they came with the Rev. Adam Summer in 1745 but I am not positive of this yet. I have read several books that deal with these settlers and have not found a Hydrick. I'll keep looking though."
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From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 4/1/60:
"I want you to please write a letter to an elderly lady over in South Carolina who knows a great deal about all the old families there. She is a Mrs. Frank C. Cain, St. Matthews, S.C. Point out the fact that there was one Jacob Hydrick in Orangeburg, S.C. in 1790 on the U.S. census. There were still Hydricks there in 1850. She is a wonderful person and I am sure you will get in interesting letter from her. She is past 80 but is one of the most active persons in South Carolina so I am anxious to see what she will tell you about the Hydricks."
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From Lillian M. Cain (Mrs. Frank C. Cain), St. Matthews, S.C. to Dessie Hydrick written 5/3/60
"Hydrick.
From I. D. Rupp's "30,000 Names of Immigrants", 1727-1776, Balthaser Hedrick, 1734
From 1790 census of South Carolina: Jacob Hydrick, with son over 16, 3 sons under 16, one wife and one girl
From Family Bible of Hydricks:
See enclosed pages from Bible loaned by Mrs. Rosa (Hydrick) Stabler of St. Matthews for copying, to whom we owe many thanks for sharing this record with us. It is from Kilmore's (illegible) New Analytical Reference Bible, published in New York 1896 - a huge book but in perfect state of preservation.
The census records indicate that Jacob Hydrick had a son over sixteen years in 1790, therefore born before 1774; Jacob II was probably one of the three sons under 16, since census was usually taken about June, and he was born in March.
"Miss Rosa" told me about hearing about her great uncle's visit to cousins in Arkansas, and his spending some months there. Hanford Augustus was his name, but he returned to Orangeburg, S.C., where he died. I don't know when, it wasn't in the book.
Miss Rosa is the one born in 1876, a wonderful person, she went up on Sunday to visit a dear friend, who is not well, now 93, and her husband, 95. She returned the same day, and was up and around yesterday, and phoned me of her trip, which she enjoyed very much - about 150 miles each way, and up the mountains. Wonderful endurance and strength, for a much younger person.
I enclose a chart of each of you - partial chart, which explains the connection a little perhaps.
Enjoyed your letter, which adds to our data on Hydrick family in our Historical Association of Calhoun County, S.C.
Best wishes and let me hear, please. Where did you get my name?
Cordially, Lillian M. Cain
St. Matthews, S.C.
5/3/1960"
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From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 5/18/60 (her reply regarding Lillian M. Cain's letter, and other comments.)
"Mrs. Cain has proof or is reasonable sure that this Balthaser Hydrick's descendants came to South Carolina. But I am wondering, is Jacob Hydrick on the 1790 census a son of Balthaser or not?
Mrs. Cain is past 80 and sometimes she doesn't make things clear. I rush on to say that I hope I'm half as alert when I'm her age. We will have to remember this fact when reading her letter through. I have written out a chart of what I think Mrs. Cain was trying to tell you on her chart. [End of letter]
About Miss Rosa's great uncle who visited in Arkansas:
III. Hansford Augustus would be your John Hydrick's nephew; James Hydrick's first cousin, your father's second cousin, and your 3rd. Am I right?
As I see it: Miss Rosa's great uncles were brothers of her grandfather, Jacob, who married Hilderbrand. So, her first cousins are the children of generation IV, (or V on her chart). The way I figure, you and Miss Rosa are fifth cousins.
| Brothers | Jacob | and | John |
|---|---|---|---|
| Child | Jacob | 1st Cousins | James |
| ↖2nd Cousins↘ | |||
| Child | A. J. | 3rd Cousins | George W. |
| ↖4th Cousins↘ | |||
| Child | Miss Rosa | 5th Cousins | Dessie |
In 1800 there was one Jacob Hydrick in Edgefield County, S.C. He was 26-45 years old. He had 3 males under 10, 1 male 10-16, 1 female 10-16, and 1 female 26-45. He is the only one I found in all the S.C. census for 1800.
Now in 1810, Orangeburg, S.C. census we find one John (it is written "Jn") Hydrick, 16-26, 1 male under 10, 1 female 16+26 (He certainly could be yours, could he not)
Also in this same report there was a JO Hydrick, 16-26 (sp Hidick)
2 males under 10
1 female, 16-26
And then on this same 1810 census, we find:
JC Hydrick with these in his household (The enumerators could not spell any better than I. He seems to be the 1790-1800 Jacob Hydrick. He moved from OrangeBurg to Edgefield, and then back to Orangeburg, I guess)
1 male under 10
1 " 10-16
1 " over 45
1 female under 10
1 " 16-26ntbl
1 " 26-45
I read all the 1820 and 1830 U.S. census reports for the entire state of S.C. I did not take down any Hydricks. Surely if they had been there, I would have written their data in my xx notebook, maybe not? I will try to get back to Houston or Corpus real soon and run more of these reports.
The John C. Hydrick certainly could be your ancestor. Where is the rest of the family though? If your James was the youngest of his children, it is possible that he was married and living elsewhere - in Arkansas.
(Note to Madie from Dessie: Geneviere lists the 1850 census in this letter that you will see on page 1. She also continues with the 1850 census as follows)
A. J. Hydrick, 29, born in S.C.
Sarah Hydrick, 40, " "
Mary Lofly, 49, " "
Joseph Strenbel, 53, " "
Edward Hydrick, 21, " "
Charleston Hook, St. Andrews Parish
John C. Hydrick, 44, R.R. employee, born in S.C.
Mary E. Hydrick, 40, Born in S.C.
John A. Wienger, 16, Born in S.C.
The John A. Wienger - 16, in above household is not a Hydrick. He just happened to be there the day the enumerator came to take the census. In those days, it was not uncommon for a family to keep a young boy around the place to do carpenter work, keep the garden, etc. No relationship was shown on the 1850 census report.
You asked about Miss Rosa's Bible. My guess is that Jacob H. Hydrick (1819-1903) bought the Bible and recorded the information we find. He surely knew his own father's birth, etc. The Bible was not printed until 1896 so it was purchased after that date.
The only way I can "see" Mrs. Cain's chart is as follows:
| I. Jacob Hydrick, born about 1745-1750, whose widow, Polly, came to Arkansas (your Big Grandma) |
II. Jacob Hydrick, born March 3, 1790, married Elizabeth Evans, and did not follow his mother to Arkansas |
←Brothers→ | John Hydrick (yours), married Betsy (Dessie note: Mary Pauline and was a R.R. employee) |
| III. Jacob Hydrick, married Hilderbrand | ←Cousins→ | James Hydrick, married ________ Perry | IV. 'A. J. Hydrick, married Viola Riley | ←Cousins→ | George Washington Hydrick, married Martha Marilda Pruitt |
| V. Miss Rosa | ←Cousins→ | Dessie |
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From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 10/10/60:
"I am enclosing a letter from Mrs. C. S. Woodward (of Arkansas Dept. of History and Archives, Little Rock, Arkansas). Just keep her letter for your file. When I hear from her, I'll let you know. I am so thankful that I did not just go on and tell her to send the tax reports on your ancestors. I do want to say that I think her fee is reasonable compared to those charged in other sections. I am paying a gentleman $20.00 a day to search court house records for me over in Mississippi.
We must keep these facts in mind as we do your Arkansas research:
1.What is now Arkansas became part of the Missouri Territory in 1812
2.Missouri applied for statehood in 1819 and Congress created the Arkansas Territory which included the present state of Oklahoma.
3.Arkansas became the 25th state of the union June 15, 1836
4.The panic of 1837 brought most of the settlers in the old southern and eastern states
Now, concerning CROSS COUNTY: This county was formed in 1862 out of Crittenden, Poinsett, and St. Francis counties. Crittenden was formed in 1825, Poinsett in 1838, and St. Francis in 1827.
We will definitely find your ancestors in Cross County in 1880. I am anxious to see this report.
Copy of Mrs. C. S. Woodward's letter:
2005 Scott St
Little Rock, Ark
Oct. 7, 1960
Yes, the early tax records for each county from its formation until about 1865, are here.
The 1880 census report is not indexed, they are the original books, and some are on microfilm.
I do not know anyone in Cross County who does research, the Court House (county) might give you a name of a research worker. I presume your families came to Cross County, am I correct? It would be a monumental task to check tax records if you do not know the county in which your people came, but not difficult, if they came to Cross Co., or if you know the town in which they lived.
My charge for research is $1.50 an hour. It takes about 2 hours to read all of an 1880 census, but if the name you are seeking is found early in the census list, the time is less. This is for a county reading in full.
Sincerely,
(signed) Ruth W. Woodward
Mrs. C. S. Woodward"
From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 10/23/60:
"Here is the report I received from Mrs. Woodward. Since you have not read an 1880 census report before, I will make a few comments to help you understand it a little better.
The enumerator went from door to door up one road and down the next, so as one looks at one of these reports, he can see the neighbors on each side of his family. Since we had Mrs. Woodward to read this report to us, we cannot see the neighbors. I did not ask her to take all this information since it would have taken more time and I wanted to keep this at a minimum. I am disappointed that she did not give us the entire household of the P.T. Greenwood family. As you see, I have asked her to send this to us. (on a separate letter to Mrs. Woodward). She should not charge anything for this. Whenever I read a census, I always take the whole family down when one member of my family is living with that family. Sometimes it is a clue as to the background of the family one is interested in chasing.
I will write out in full this report that Mrs. Woodward sent:(BELOW)
In Coldwater or Mitchell or on the road between these two towns on the 12th of June, 1880, the enumerator called at the home of James N. Heydrick who was a farmer, 49 years old, and born in Arkansas. J. N. Heydrick's father was born in South Carolina, and the enumerator left the space blank for the record of the place of birth of J. N.'s mother. Either J. N. did not know or the enumerator failed to ask him. Also, I have this type of a report where the enumerator would write in a dash which meant a ditto. In my own mind I would judge this J. N. Heydrick (this spelling is that of the enumerator and not your ancestors), is your grandfather, James N____ Hydrick. He was born in 1831 in Arkansas, so now I will read the 1850 census as soon as I can get back to Houston. He will be listed as a 19 year old boy in his father's household. The 33-37 indicated that this house was the 33rd one that the enumerator had visited in that BEAT or RANGE. This family was the 37th one he called on.
We next see P. E. Heydrick, 30 years of age, keeping house, born in Georgia. Her father was born in North Carolina and her mother in Georgia. Date of her birth was about 1840.
B. M. Heydrick, 24 years of age, daughter, born in Arkansas, as was her father, J. N. Heydrick. Her mother was born in Georgia. Since Jim Hydrick married the Henderson girl in 1865, we must presume this B. M. child was the daughter of J. N. and the Perry girl. The next daughter, F. A., 18 must be the Florie you told me about. Next, we see J. W., 12, son and this must be the child of the Henderson girl. Also, the J. D. Heydrick and D. L. A., 3-year-old girl.
Next we see your great-great-grandmother, M_____ Heydrick, 88 years old, living with her grandson, J. N. Heydrick. She was born in South Carolina and the grandson did not know where her parents were born.
Your father, George Washington Hydrick seems to be the next one on the list. Do you agree? He was 23 years of age, born in Ark. His father was born in Arkansas and Mrs. Woodward had a hard time figuring out what the report gave for the place of his mother's birth. When we look at his full sister's report, B. M. and F. A., we see that they said that their mother was born in Georgia so my opinion is that your Grandmother, _______ Perry, was born in Georgia. The next is Ella Summitt Hydrick, wouldn't you say? She was born in Indiana. Next is your half-brother, Ernest, who was just one year old. The C. W. Jellas, 27, was probably just working for your grandfather, J. N. Hydrick. He could be related, but probably was not.
It is evident your Hydricks were not in Cross County in 1865, 66, or 67. They were not listed on the tax rolls those years.
I am naturally wondering were JOHN HYDRICK and his wife, Betsy, were in 1850. They might have died before this time or they could have been in another county or state for that matter.
1880 census -- read by Mrs. Ruth W. Woodward (Mrs. C. W. Woodward)
| Name | Age | Occupation/relationship to Head |
Born | Father born |
Mother born |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heydrick, J. N. | 49 Yrs. | Farmer | b. Ark | S.C. | -- |
| P.E. (note: "T.E.") | 40 Yrs. | Wife K-II | b. GA | N.C. | GA |
| B. M. | 24 Yrs. | Daughter | b. Ark | Ark | GA |
| F. A. | 18 Yrs. | Daughter | b. Ark | Ark | GA |
| J. W. | 12 Yrs. | Son | b. Ark | Ark | GA |
| J. D. | 6 yrs. | Son | b. Ark | Ark | GA |
| D. L. A. | 3 Yrs. | Daughter | b. Ark | Ark | GA |
| M. | 88 Yrs. | Grandmother | b. S.C. | -- | -- |
| Heydrick, G. W. | 23 Yrs. | Farmer | b. Ark | Ark | Ark or GA |
| E. | 24 Yrs. | Wife | b. Ind | -- | -- |
| E. | 1 Yr | Son | b. Ark | Ark | Ark |
| Jelks, C. W. | 27 Yrs. | Laborer | b. Tenn | N. C. | -- |
p. 13
Household of P. T. Greenwood shows
Hydrick, F. W.
Age: 16 Yrs.
Occ: Laborer
born: Ark
Father born: Ark
Mother born: Ark
Checked 1865-66 and 67 tax rolls and no Hydrick is listed in Cross Co
2005 Scott St
Little Rock, Ark.
Oct. 18, 1960
I read the entire 1880 census, and it was very long, as you no doubt know, and found only these Hydricks, there are a lot of them. Do hope that they will fit, the grandmother, who was 88 yrs., was born in S.C., in 1792.
It took two hours to read this census, so my charge is $3.00.
Sincerely,
(signed)
Ruth W. Woodward
Mrs. C. W. Woodward"
From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, sent to her [Dessie] on11/16/60, the following 1850 copy of census, from Ruth W. Woodward, of Little Rock, Arkansas, Arkansas Dept. of History and Archives:
"Dear Mrs. Goodpasture:
Yesterday, while reading census records, I found in 1850 Poinsett Co. the following census which I am sure will interest you, and I cannot resist sending it.
| Census record? |
Name | Age | Occupation | ? | Born |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 112-112 | Wm. G. L. Hydrick | 37 yrs. | Farmer | 4.20 | b. Tenn |
| -- | Madera " | 37 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Tenn |
| -- | Andrew " | 8 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Amanda "" | 5 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Rebecca J. " | 9/12 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| 113-113 | Mary Hydrick | 58 yrs. | -- | 8.75 | b. S.C. |
| -- | She is 88 yrs. in 1880 census which agrees with this | ||||
| 114-114 | John Hydrick | 40 yrs. | Farmer | 3.20 | b. S.C. |
| -- | Elizabeth Hydrick | 43 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Tenn |
| -- | James Hydrick | 18 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Jacob Hydrick | 16 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Mary Jane " | 13 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | John P. " | 12 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Baker D. " | 7 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Robert " | 5 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Samuel " | 2 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| Bolivia Tws., Poinsett Co., Ark., Oct. 1850, page 209 | |||||
| 140-140 | William Cobern | 26 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ala |
| -- | Mary F (or T) Cobern | 25 yrs. | -- | -- | b. GA |
| -- | Emely Cobern | 1 yr. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Thomas Cobern | 23 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Tenn |
| -- | (Sarah F.?) _____A. Cobern | 22 yrs. | (Female) | -- | b. GA |
| -- | William Hydrick | 20 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
| -- | Nancy J. " | 20 yrs. | -- | -- | b. KY |
| -- | John L. " | 1/12 yrs. | -- | -- | b. Ark |
I think this 114-114 is your John who married Betsy.
If you feel that this is rite (sic), as I do, my charge is $1.00
Sincerely,
(signed) Ruth W. Woodward
Mrs. C. S. Woodward"
Letter from Dessie Hydrick to County Clerk, Poinsett County Court House, Harrisburg, Arkansas
Sikeston, Missouri
November 18, 1960
County Clerk
Poinsett County Court House
Harrisburg, Arkansas
I am interested in tracing my ancestors.
Please send me a photostat or a certified copy of the marriage record of John Hydrick to Elizabeth _______ about 1830. I believe you will have the record of this marriage.
I will remit to you upon receipt of a statement.
Thanking you, I am
Very truly yours,
(Miss) Dessie Hydrick
c/o Prudential Insurance Co
Sikeston, Missouri
Our records go back to 1873. Sorry we cannot be of help to you.
Mrs. J. Edons, County Clerk
By: (signed) Helen J. Tatum
Deputy Clerk"
From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written Nov. 12, 1960:
"I received the enclosed census from Mrs. Woodward.
You will note that the P. T. Greenwood who was head of his house lived between Coldwater and Mitchell or in one or the other of these two towns. He was born in Alabama and his parents place of birth was not known to him or whoever gave all this information to the enumerator. There is something peculiar about this report in that the last four children "seem" to be the children of the widow, S. J. Greenwood but they are listed as children of P. T. Greenwood. I think that they were his grandchildren and that the enumerator was careless or did not realize how important it is to be accurate. The 1880 census must have tried the patience of the enumerators anyway. It is the most valuable one we have at our disposal because it does give the place of birth of the parents of each person listed. Since S. J. Greenwood was 25 years old, I would judge that the children that follow are hers. I guess you know that girls in those days married by the time they were 15. I rush on to say that all of these people were living under the same roof. This was the fourth house and fourth family the enumerator called on in this range or district.
Dessie, I thank you for identifying all these people on the census for me. I wonder if the grandmother, 88 years old, is not your Big Grandmother? She is the grandmother of J. N. Hydrick, so she must be the Arkansas immigrant, Polly Hydrick, if I have figured this out correctly.
(Census which was enclosed with the above letter)
| Census record? |
Name | Age | Occupation | Born | Father Born |
Mother Born |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-4 | Greenwood, P. T. | 50 yrs. | Farmer | b. Ala | -- | -- |
| -- | K. O. | 29 yrs. | Wife | b. Ark | -- | -- |
| -- | C. M. | 24 yrs. | Son, laborer | b. Ark | Ala | Ark |
| -- | J. A. | 22 yrs. | Son, laborer | b. Ark | Ala | Ark |
| -- | D. G. | 20 yrs. | Son, laborer | b. Ark | Ala | Ark |
| -- | W. K. | 15 yrs. | Son | b. Ark | Ala | Ark |
| -- | N. P. | 9 yrs. | Son | b. Ark | Ala | Ark |
| -- | Y. L. | 6 yrs. | b. Ark | Ala | Ark | |
| -- | Heney, L. | 17 yrs. | servant | b. Ark | Ala | Ark |
| -- | Hydrick, F. W. | 16 yrs. | Laborer | b. Ark | Ark | Ark |
| -- | Greenwood, S. J. | 25 yrs. | (F) widow | b. Ark | Ark | Ark |
| -- | P. W. | 9 yrs. | Son | b. Ark | Ark | Ark |
| -- | S. W. | 7 yrs. | Son | b. Ark | Ark | Ark |
| -- | E. W. | 5 yrs. | Daughter | b. Ark | Ark | Ark |
| -- | M. E. | 3 yrs. | Daughter | b. Ark | Ark | Ark |
From Genevieve Goodpasture to Dessie Hydrick, written 12/12/60:
I went over to Houston and checked the 1850 Poinsett County, Arkansas census report for myself. I want to rush on and tell you that this film was very light so it would be easy to make a mistake, however, I always use a magnifier when I locate the family I'm interested in so I am sure the enclosed report is accurate.(Note to Madie from Dessie: this 1850 census agrees with Mrs. Woodward's census on page 8)
From seeing this report I would judge that your Hydricks "MIGHT" have located in the state of Tennessee for a short duration. Or it is possible that the family had to stop over for William G. L. to be born in 1813. This very often happened. At any rate we see that Mary Hydrick was born in South Carolina, in 1792…her son, John, was born in S.C. in 1810…son William was born in Tennessee in 1813. It appears from the children of John Hydrick that the family came to Arkansas by 1830.
People have always given their children nicknames so it makes it very difficult to identify them on census records. Very often the enumerator would ask for another "first" name and the family were in the habit of calling that person by a second name or a nickname. Thank goodness, we can see your direct line from these 1850 and 1880 reports:
I. Mary Hydrick, b. 1792
II. John Hydrick, b. 1810
III. James Hydrick, b. 1832
IV. George Washington, b. 1857
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Letter from Dessie to Isham Price "Bill" Hydrick Jr and wife, Ruby
Sikeston, MO
March 1, 1969
At last I an enclosing photostatic copies of the Hydrick history, also copies of several other papers you will probably be interested in reading.
You stated In your last letter that Bill's father's father married a Hughey. Since writing you and becoming interested again, I have been studying the history again. I now see it as:
| Gen | Name | Married | Gen | Name | Married |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I. | _____ Hydrick | Polly | I. | _____ Hydrick | Polly |
| II. | John Hydrick | Betsy | II. | John Hydrick | Betsy |
| III. | James (Jim) Hydrick | Perry girl | III. | William Hydrick | Hughey girl |
| IV. | George Washington Hydrick (my Dad) |
Martha Marilda Pruitt (my Mother) |
IV. | Isom Hydrick | your Mother |
| V. | Dessie | V. | Bill Hydrick | Ruby |
You will see from the information that my Dad gave to me, that he stated that John Hydrick, our great-grandfather, married Betsy (Little Grandma) and their children were James (Jim) Hydrick who was my grandfather and William Hydrick who was your grandfather. Their other children were Jake, Isom, Sarah, Mary Jane and Katie.
You will also see that on my Dad's report he lists Jim, William and Isom as brothers, but he goes on to say that Isom was killed in the Civil War. Since you, Ruby, stated In your letter that Bill's grandfather married a Hughey, I believe that your grandfather's name was William. On the chart I had in my letter to you, I showed that your father's name was Isom, and also that your grandfather's name was Isom, but I had not thoroughly studied it out.
My dad's report shows that Isom and William are brothers, but that Isom was never married, and that he was killed in the Civil War.
Then, to William and the Hughey girl, your father, Isom, was born. Ruby, you stated that Isom (Bill's father)died in 1939. So did my father, George Washington Hydrick, die in 1939. Isom and George were of the same generation, as you and I, Bill, are of the same generation.
So, I conclude that since Mrs. Clyde Eldridge (who must be your cousin and she my cousin? - her report is also enclosed) stated that the Hydricks came from South Carolina in 1820 - when Andrew Jackson was President - that she must have meant that one of them was Old Big Grandma, Polly, who was a widow. Mrs. Eldridge did not tell me the name of Polly's husband. Either she did not know, or failed to tell me his name, or it could be that I failed to ask her that question.
Mrs. Goodpasture, who you will note gave me most of my information, believes that Polly is listed as Mary on the 1850 U. S. Federal census. See the copy of U.S. census 1850 of Poinsett County, Arkansas, which is enclosed. So, evidently her first name was Mary and her second name was Polly (or maybe Pauline), and she was listed on the census as "Mary Hydrick, age 58, born in South Carolina." This same census shows her son, "John Hydrick, age 40, born in South Carolina", or -grandfather. The second line from John, on this census page, shows "James Hydrick, age 18, born in Arkansas". He would be my grandfather. Further down on the page it shows, "William Hydrick, Jun., 20, born in Arkansas". I judge this is also John's son, and the William who was grandfather. Note that "Nancy J. Hydrick, age 20, born in Kentucky" is the next name listed under William's name on this same page of the census. As the census takers would usually list husband and then wife, and then their children, I judge Nancy J. to be William's wife. The next line shows, "John L. Hydrick, 1/12 (or one month old) born in Arkansas". This child, I imagine is William and Nancy's child. Was your grandmother Nancy J. or do you know? It appears that your grandfather William was two years older than my grandfather, James.
Look at page 2 of the "History" and you will see I received a letter from Mrs. Lillian M. Cain of St. Matthews, South Carolina about the Hydricks. I also received a long record of the South Carolina Hydricks from her which was taken from the old Jacob Hydrick family Bible. Mrs. Rosa Hydrick Stabler is the person who gave Mrs. Cain this information. Miss Rosa told Mrs. Cain about having cousins in Arkansas. I do not have but one copy of this record. Mrs. Cain also sent me a chart showing Miss Rosa's direct line of ancestors, and showing my direct line of ancestors. I will send you a copy of these papers later if you want them.
Now look at the last page of the "History" and you will see chart that I completed. You and I have shown Jacob Hydrick born about 1745 to 1750, and have shown Polly as his wife. After my recent study of the "History", and comparing with Mrs. Cain's chart, I do not believe this "man and wife" is correct. That would make about 42 years difference in Jacob's and Polly's ages, so she be his wife. Mrs. Cain shows the first Hydrick on her chart as Jacob; then after this first Jacob, she shows another Jacob Hydrick, the first generation in South Carolina, or that is, he was the first generation to be shown on the first census that was even taken - which was in 1790. Under this second Jacob, she shows Polly as his wife. However, she does show a question mark after Polly, like this "Polly?", as if she is not sure Polly is his wife. So when I completed chart, I evidently did not notice the question mark and did not figure the age difference. I sent a copy of Mrs. Cain's chart to Mrs. Goodpasture. You will see on page 5 of the "History" that Mrs. Goodpasture lists "I. as, Jacob Hydrick, born about 1745-1750, whose widow, Polly, came to Arkansas." However that was at the time Mrs. Goodpasture and I were corresponding regularly, and while we were both trying to gather up information and trying to figure things out. So I might have just noticed that contence ( sic ) of Mrs. Goodpasture's when I completed my chart and just wrote it down. Anyway, It appears we are still stumped there, and actually don't know Polly's husband's name. We do know she was married twice (and maybe 3 times). According to Mrs. Eldridge, she was first married to a Mr. Davis. She is the first generation of Hydricks of our direct line that we know of in Arkansas. And if she was born in 1792 and came to South Carolina in 1828, that would make her age 36 when she came to Orangeburg, South Carolina with her children, William and John.
One other thing: the military record of Isom Hydrick, which is enclosed, shows that Isom was furloughed home sick. My dad stated in his report that he was killed in the Civil War. So maybe my dad just remembered that Isom died, and my dad probably he was killed in the war instead of furloughed home sick.
Ruby, I believe I stated in my letter to you, that you were the only Hydrick who was interested enough in the Hydrick history to want to really work on it. Well, I didn't mean Mrs. Eldridge. She was a Hydrick, and I did get a lot of information from her but I meant of our generation.
You will also see when you have read the complete history, why I said it would be better for you to read the history than for me to try to tell or write you how to go about getting information. You see you have to read census records, ask relatives, look on old tombstones, and just dig out information any way that you can. It really is a job, but if ( sic) is very interesting and fancinating ( sic ) when you get into it.
I'm sure you noticed Mrs. Goodpasture started me off. Her husband is Burl Goodpasture. He used to live in Sikeston, and he went to school with me. His family moved to Texas when Burl and I were in high school. Burl married in Texas, and they have one daughter who married a Hydrick. Burl's wife, Genevieve, is very interested in genealogy and she was tracing this Hydrick line. Burl remembered my name was Hydrick, so Genevieve wrote me to see if there was any connection. From there on, I became interested, but as far as I know, her daughter's husband and I are of no connection. The Goodpastures live in Victoria, Texas. Is that town close to you?
Well Ruby, after reading everything over, please give me yours and Bill's comments. Do you know of any corrections? Or any information that I have not shown? If so, be sure to tell me, because I have tried very hard to get it all down correctly. You can see that there's a lot of studying to do on it. When it is all down in order, it looks more simple, but getting all the facts and information is the big job.
If you need any help - when trying to look up something on your own, Ruby, write me any time, and I will help you if I can.I haven't gone back to work yet from being off on account of my surgery, but the doctor said I could go back to work on March 10. So I just have another week to sleep late and loaf.
The cost of have the "history" photostated ( sic ) was $2.00. It was 10 per sheet.Write soon and let me know what you think of my "Hydrick History".
Love, Dessie"
Sikeston, MO
January 22, 1974
the Rite of Matrimony
was celebrated between
George W. Hydrick of Cross Co. Ark.
And
Sarah E. Summitt of Cross Co. Ark.
On the 10th of Jan. 1878 at the Crede Residence
By G. M. Settlemoir, J. P.
witness: T. P. Greenwood witness: J. T. Smith
BIRTHS
George W. Hydrick was born on the 6th day of March A. D. 1857
Sarah E. Hydrick, consort of G. W. Hydrick, was born on January the 18th, 1856
G. E. Hydrick, son of G. W. & Sarah E. Hydrick was born Jan. 4th A. D. 1879
Oliver S. Hydrick, son of G. W. & S. E. Hydrick was born on March the 3rd A. D. 1881
Orda E. Hydrick, born in the year of 1885, July 16th
B. E. (Beachie) Hydrick, born July 2, 1888
William Homer Hydrick was born Jan. the 8, 1892
G. C. (Graham) Hydrick was born July 4th, 1894
J. T. (James) Hydrick was born Dec. 30th, 1896
Ira C. Hydrick was born July 8, 1903 and died 1924
Montie P. Hydrick was born Oct. 16, 1906
Martha Marilda (my Mother) was born Oct. 16, 1864
Minnie Hydrick was born June 9th, 1890
Annie Odessa Hydrick was born Nov. 10, 1910
Sarah E., wife of G. W. Hydrick departed this life Aug. 30th, 1886
Orda E. Curtner departed this life November 15th, 1904
Minnie Hydrick departed this life Oct. 13th, 1890
Marilda Hydrick departed this life Oct. 12, 1912
Beachie Rolland died Jan. 5, 1917
Ira C. Hydrick died in 1924
George W. Hydrick died Dec. 26, 1939
Ruby Pearl Hydrick, wife of James T. Hydrick, was born Oct. 8, 1898, & died Mar. 21, 1946
William Homer Hydrick died Dec. 15, 1960
G. Ernest Hydrick died Dec. ____, 1944
Henrietta Hydrick, wife of G. Ernest Hydrick, died Sunday, Nov. 28, 1971, at age 89 years
Oliver S. Hydrick died April 2, 1966
Minnie Hydrick, wife of Oliver S. Hydrick died Nov. 19, 1966
James T. Hydrick died Nov. 21, 1969, at age 73
Graham C. Hydrick died June 2, 1973, at age 78. He would have been 79 on July 4, 1973
George W. Hydrick raised and lives in Cross County, Arkansas
Sarah E. Hydrick, born in Decater Co., Ind., on Jan. 18th, 1856, moved to Cross County, Arkansas May 16th, 1876
Signed: A. Odessa Hydrick
~~~~~~~~~~~~Denny’s note: Saint Andrews Passengerlists)
The following information – the oldest and very valuable – was sent to Dessie Hydrick by Genevieve Goodpasture the year 1960:
From the book entitled A COLLECTION OF UPWARD OF THIRTY THOUSAND NAMES OF GERMAN, SWISS, DUTCH, FRENCH AND OTHER IMMIGRANTS IN PENNSYLVANIA, from 1727 to 1776 by Prof. I. Daniel Rupp, published in Philadelphia by IG. Kohler, 202 North Fourth Street, in 1776.
“Sept. 12, 1734. Palatines, - ship Saint Andrew, John Stedman, Master, from Rotterdam last from Plymouth – eighty-nine males above sixteen, forty-one males under sixteen, women and female children one-hundred and thirty-three – all 203.”
In another account it is stated that this boat was “freighted with Schwenckfelders”. These left their homes in April, 1734, embarked at Altoona, Denmark, May 14, arrived at Philadelphia September 22, and on the 23d they declared their fealty. On September 23d all male persons above the age of sixteen had to appear in the Court House, in order to swear allegiance to the ruler of the country, to wit: the King of Great Britain and his successors to the Crown of England.” Still in another account it is said that these were of all denominations and sects: Lutherans, Reformed, Episcopals, Presbyterians, Catholics, Quakers, Tunkers, Mennonites, Sabbatherians, Seventh-Day Baptists, Separatists, Bohmists, Schwenckfeldians, Tuchfeldtians, Eucthelists, Jews and Pagans, Etc.”
Denny’s note: A Collection of Upwards of Thirty Thousand...)
Georg Heydrich
Caspar Heydrich
Balthasar Heydrich
Andreas Heydrich who was under 16 years of age
Christopher Heydrich was also under 16
“Sept. 11, 1738, Palatines imported in the ship Robert and Oliver, of Dublin, Walter Goodman, Commander, from Rotterdam last from Dover – 320 passengers
Denny’s note: Robert And Oliver 1738 passengerlists)
Peter Heydrich
Christopher Heydrich
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The following information was given to me (A. Odessa Hydrick) by Mrs. Clyde Eldridge of Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Eldridge’s first name is Clyde. She is now a widow. She had a sister and they are daughters of Bob Hydrick of Wynne, Ark. Bob Hydrick was the son of William Hydrick and the Hughey girl (see information from dad - George W. Hydrick). William Hydrick was the son of James N. (Jim) Hydrick, and James N. was the son of John Hydrick, who was the son of Polly Hydrick (Old Big Grandma).
Mrs. Eldridge stated that after the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 and when Andrew Jackson was President in 1828, the Hydricks, Hendersons, Hugheys, Ransays, Wheelers, and Fousts (and probably more) all in a group, came from Orangeburg, South Carolina to Arkansas and settled around Hydrick, Arkansas which is about 3 or 4 miles from Cherry Valley, Arkansas.
Mrs. Eldridge also confirmed that Old Big Grandma was Polly Hydrick, a widow from South Carolina, but said Polly had been married twice, first to a Mr. Davis. (However, in my notes I show “first to Davis then to Wyle”, and so it might be that she was the third wife of whichever Hydrick she married). Mrs. Eldridge said Polly’s sons were William and John. (There might have been more children, however, I was just asking about my direct line of John Hydrick and son James N. Hydrick.)
Mrs. Eldridge said the Hydricks were of Austrian descent (which agrees with the ‘Collection of Upward of 30,000 Names, etc’ who came to this country in 1734, consisting of Germans, Swiss, etc.) and that the Hydricks could not stand the Catholics. So in 1732 (which is two years difference in the record of 1734) the Hydricks who were settled in England and who also could not stand the Episcopal Church of England, came to the United States (with other immigrants) and settled in Orangeburg, South Carolina, and built a Baptist Church. Out of gratitude to William of Orange, who became King of England, the settlers named Orangeburg, South Carolina after him. (Now I have not read up on William of Orange, but I called the librarian here in Sikeston and she read me about him out of a book—over the telephone—and my notes say that William of Orange became William III, King of England, or (I could not tell exactly from my notes) William, the 3rd King of England, Scotland and Ireland. He was born in Holland, son of Prince of Orange, and Mary, daughter of Charles I of England. I will read up on William of Orange before I complete the final draft of the Hydrick history.
Mrs. Eldridge also said that the Perry girl, who was the second wife of grandfather James N., was a full-blooded French woman. The third wife of grandfather James N. was named Sarah Henderson, according to Mrs. Eldridge. Mrs. Eldridge said that quite a lot of this information would be in a book entitled, “The First Five Centuries – History of Arkansas”. I have not been able to find this book.
Sikeston, Missouri 1/22/74
Mary Elizabeth Greenwood Jones, who is called Madie and who is Aunt Mallie’s daughter, sent me the following information on or about 1973 in a Christmas card. Madie copied this information from Mallie Hydrick Greenwood’s (who was my dad, George Washington Hydrick’s sister) family Bible, or from the Greenwood family Bible.
Benjamin Greenwood was born April 12, 1818
Martha Greenwood, wife, was born May 13, 1819
James N. Hydrick (my grandfather) was born Jan. 1, 1832
Benjamin F. Greenwood (Aunt Mallie’s husband) was born July 24, 1850
Rebecca Malvina Greenwood (Aunt Mallie) was born Oct. 17, 1855
George Thomas Greenwood was born June 10, 1875
Ida Mae Greenwood was born April 19, 1877
James Arthur Greenwood was born October 1, 1879
Annie Lida Greenwood was born March 7, 1882
John Cleveland Greenwood was born May 31, 1885
Edith Estella Greenwood was born March 2, 1886
Leota Dneier Greenwood was born Aug. 21, 1890
Raymond Roy Greenwood was born Sept. 5, 1892
Mary Elizabeth Greenwood (Madie) was born Sept. 4, 1895
Orda Josephine Greenwood was born July 31, 1900
Benjamin Greenwood departed this life July 25, 1874
Martha Greenwood “ “ “ October 11, 1851
George Thomas Greenwood “ “ “ June 2, 1878
Edith Estella Greenwood “ “ “ October __, 1889
Orda Josephine Greenwood “ “ “ December 23, 1911
Benjamin Franklin Greenwood “ “ “ April 2, 1923
John Cleveland Greenwood “ “ “ March 7, 1934
Rebecca Malvina Greenwood “ “ “ March 18, 1934
At this writing, only Roy and Madie are still alive. However, I do not know the dates of death of Ida, James Arthur (Bud), Annie or Leota. Madie states that Roy has the family Bible, and she copied the above information from it when she visited him in Hot Springs one time.
Signed: Dessie Hydrick
I found the following in the old family Bible, written in pencil on a sheet of lined tablet paper. This sheet appears to be old and worn, as some of the edge of the paper is torn off, and I could not complete the entire number on some of the years. It is copied as written.
Signed: Dessie Hydrick
Mother perfest religion 1887 & joined the Methodist Church at Cherry Valley 1892 Beachie perfest religion 1905 & joined the Methodist Church at Bay Village the same year Father perfest religion 18__ & joined Baptist Church at Cherry Valley the same year, and then the Methodist Church at Cherry Valley 189_ Homer Hydrick perfest religion 1909 & joined the Methodist Church at Vanndale the same year
Sikeston, Missouri
1/22/74
Montie Pearl Hydrick Sadler was named after Aunt Mary Ann Hick's daughter. The daughter's name was Montie Hick, and she was already deceased when Montie was born. Aunt Mary Ann was mama's sister. Her husband's name was Albert Hicks.
Mama had 13 sisters and one brother. Their names are as follows, but are probably not in order of their dates of birth:
1.Mary Ann, who married Albert Hicks 2.Dainty, who first married a Bolden and then married Tom Foust 3.Cora. Cora also married a man named Bolden. (I do not know if he was a brother to the Bolden who married Dainty, or not) 4.Abby, who married a Lane 5.Minnie, who married a Gatlin. (She died at Hancock, Arkansas)
The above sisters and their families all lived at Hydrick, Arkansas, and in the year 1902 all five families moved to Buffalo Island, which is now Leachville, Arkansas, Manila, Arkansas, Caraway, Arkansas and Black Oak, Arkansas)
6.Nettie, who married John Foust. Nettie and Dainty married brothers, John and Tom Foust 7.Geraldine, who married Hiram Hodges. They lived in Hydrick, Arkansas, and Aunt Geraldine died at Hydrick. 8.Nancy, who married Richard Hodges, brother to Hiram. Aunt Nancy died at Wynne, Arkansas. She is the only aunt of all the sisters that I knew well.
Dad first lived in Hydrick, Arkansas - where he was born - then moved to Cherry Valley, Arkansas. His and mama's children are: (1) Minnie, (2) Beachie, (3) Homer, (4) Graham (who was called Buddy), and (5) Jimmie, who were all born at Cherry Valley. Dad moved to Bay Village, Arkansas around 1900-1902. (6) Ira, and (7) Montie, were born at Bay Village. Dad moved to Vanndale, Arkansas. I, (8) Dessie, was born at Vanndale on November 10, 1910.
The above information was given to me by my brother, Graham Clayton Hydrick, on 2/27/69 when he was 74 years of age. He died June 2, 1973 at age 78. He would have been age 79 on July 4, 1973.
The others who were Mama's sisters are as follows:
9.Lawuna Pruitt, who died when a baby 10.Esther Pruitt, who died when a baby 11.Luvena, who married Perry Ramsey of Vanndale, Arkansas 12.Lugenia Pruitt (twin to Luvena), died when a baby 13.Nellie Pruitt, who died when 13 years of age of inflamatory ( sic ) rheumatism(See the PRUITT FAMILY information which was given to me, A. Dessie Hydrick, in 1942)
Mama's only brother was Matthew Holcomb Pruitt. He married Alaina Phillips from near weiner, Arkansas. They lived in weiner. They had no children, and Uncle Matt died about 1920 or 1921
Mama, or Martha Marilda Pruitt, was born 10/16/1864, and died Oct. 12, 1912.
Signed: A. Dessie Hydrick
Old Big Grandma, Mary Polly Hydrick, came to Cross County (or to the Arkansas Territory as it was called at that time) from South Carolina, with Charlie Shaver (as stated by my father, George Washington Hydrick) in 1824 and settled near Bay Village or Sugar Creek, or probably at the place that was later named Hydrick, Arkansas after her grandson, James N. Hydrick, my grandfather. This book also lists her name as among those of the census of 1830 of Mitchell Township, Arkansas Territory (later part of Cross County) as Mary Hydrick and four sisters, and this same list shows John Hydrick, who was her son. This list also includes the name of Charlie Shaver. For this reason, to show how early our ancestors came to Arkansas, I have copied the following information about "The History of Cross County" from this book, which I have recently read.
"Cross County was created by an act of the Arkansas General Assembly in November, 1862 while this state was under the dominion of the Southern Confederacy. When the Confederacy collapsed, Cross County was practically non-existent as far as the state was concerned officially. A new constitution had been formed in which Cross County was not mentioned, and in the making of which this county had not been represented or recognized, and the government under which it was formed was considered spurious and had perished. However, when the surrender had been completed and Governor Murphy had begun to reorganize the state government, he adopted Lincoln's plan of meeting emergencies by cutting all knots that he could not untie. He let the new county stand and issued commissions to the old officers on their taking the oath of allegiance. But when the members elected to the Legislature by Cross County in the biennial election of 1866, reached Little Rock, there was not a line in the Constitution or any legislative act that showed that any such county existed. However, the Legislature, acting on the theory that it was the judge of the election and qualification of its members, admitted them to seats. Subsequently, the Supreme Court rendered a decision to the effect that all acts of the rebel legislature, not in conflict with the Constitution of the United States, were valid, and therefore restored life to Cross County.
This was formed Cross County, out of parts of land from St. Francis County on the south, Crittenden County on the east, and Poinsett County on the North. The county was named in honor of Colonel David C. Cross, a prominent leader of this section of the state and by far the largest landholder in the locality at that time. He came to the locality about 1850 from West Tennessee, bought a large tract of land in what is now the present county of Cross, and became a large land speculator. At the outbreak of the Civil War he owned some 85,000 acres in Poinsett and what is now Cross County. When the muttering of war was heard he was elected Colonel of the 5 Arkansas regiment, but saw little service, and on account of ill health returned to Cross County. He offered to donate his residence for a court house, and his offer was accepted and sale of lots were advertised to take place on November 25, 1865. This was several years since the county was formed. The War between the States had so demoralized affairs generally in this region that official matters in regard to the county had been postponed. In the winter of 1862 an election was held to appoint commissioners to select a suitable site for the county seat. Because of the war, these commissioners made no report until July, 1865, but this report was recorded in the minutes of the county court, which read in part which follows: "said lands being donated to this county by one David C. Cross, and it further appearing that same commissioners have proceeded to lay off the site so selected by them into the form of a town, which town said commissioners have designed by the name of Clayburne."
The fond dream of building a town at Clayburne was never realized. The County Clerk had his office at the residence of Colonel Cross. The clerk was Dr. S. D. McClaren, who lived near a hamlet named Pineville, six miles northwest of Wittsburg. A term or two of the County Court was held at Pineville, near Dr. McClaren's residence and the records were kept at his house. No term of the circuit court was held while the county was under confederate jurisdiction. At the May term of the county court in 1868, a petition was signed by a majority of the taxable inhabitants of the county, seeking the removal of the seat of justice, and asking the court to order an election for the purpose of electing three commissioners to decide a suitable site. The election was held on Saturday, June 6, 1868 and J. M. Lavesque was one the the (sic) three commissioners.
At the end of the Civil War the old river town of Wittsburg was a deserted village. Not a single business house had been opened for more than three years, not more that a dozen families lived there. But Wittsburg was temporarily revived and clamored for the county seat, and that was when the new commissioners were elected. The report of these commissioners was given in August, 1868 "that the seat of justice, of the county of Cross, be at the town of Wittsburg". As stated by Goodspeed in the book, "Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas" published in 1890, the church and the school house served as public buildings during the entire time that Wittsburg was the county seat.
Upon completion of the Helena branch of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad through Cross County, Wittsburg began rapidly to decline as a place of importance. In September, 1884 Vanndale was chosen as the county seat, but did not officially become so until April 1886. The county seat remained at Vanndale until, after a special election, because the people of Wynne (the neighboring town) contested the election in the courts But when the county seat was officially located at Vanndale, actions were started to erect a court house, and this court house was completed May 24, 1886. The county seat remained at Vanndale until, after a special election it was moved to Wynne in September, 1903, where it has been located ever since. The present courthouse was erected in 1905 during the administration of County Judge Samuel A. Gooch.
As the county of Cross was not organized at the time of the beginning of the War Between the States, most of the soldiers from the county's present limits are credited to Poinsett County. However, this county raised five companies and sent some 500 men into the field. In 1861 the war sounded, and old Pineville became the assembly place, the old community then being in Poinsett county. It was in April of that year that David C. Cross and his neighbors gathered at the Camp Gound Spring. There was organized Company A of the 5h Arkansas Infantry and other units as well, with Cross as the Colonel. For the first year this company saw little fighting, but in the latter part of the struggle, was in many important battles and surrendered with General Joseph Johnston in North Carolina in 1865. Also, in the spring of 1861 Company C of the 13 Arkansas Regiment, was organized in Poinsett County, with a good many men from the limits of Cross County in the ranks. This company was immediately sent to the front and took part in the battles of Belmont, Shiloah and Corinth. After the latter battle, the regiment was re-organized and Lieut. J. M. Levesque was elected captain. The company then passed through the Kentucky campaign, participating in the battle of Perryville, Richmond and Murfreesboro. After a re-organization of the regiment, after the latter battle, Capt. Levesque was detached from this company, when he returned to Cross County and raised a company of calvary. This company operated in eastern Arkansas until 1864 when it joined Price on Missouri raid. On account of illness, Capt. Levesque did not accompany it on this campaign. The company surrendered at Wittsburg in May 1865. In 1862 Captain I. W. Deadrick was sent into the field. More than half of the men forming these five companies were either killed in battle or died from wounds or sickness. There were no engagements between troops in Cross County, yet the armies of both sides often passed up and down Crowley's Ridge, annoying the citizens and often interrupting their farming operations and other pursuits.
Wittsburg, a town of the past, was once the metropolis of Eastern Arkansas. Situated at the head of navigation of the St. Francis River, a short distance south of Levesque, its streets once hummed with the business of the traders who came to this newly opened wilderness of the great southwest. It was the county seat of Cross County from 1868 to 1884. Picturesque steamboats once tied up at Wittsburg.
Sketch of T. O. Fitzpatrick. This sketch of his life was written for the Wynne Progress' Centennial addition in 1936 by the late T. O. Fitzpatrick, who came to Cross County in 1855 and later move to Forrest City, Arkansas, leaving invaluable historical data. A part of this sketch reads as follows: "on October 31, 1855 when I was six years old, my father settled three miles west of the present site of Vanndale. In connection with our county centennial I sent to Washington and secured a photostatic copy of the census rolls of St. Francis country on the north, and the line between the two counties was approximately the same as the present line between Cross County and Poinsett. Two townships in St. Francis County as it then existed, Franklin and Mitchell, composed what is now Cross County. The list which I enclose gives the names of the heads of families who lived in the present limits of Cross County in 1830.
The census list of Franklin Township, St. Francis County, Arkansas Territory, in 1830, included George Allan, Michael Mitchell, Samuel Filingin and two slaves, Wright Tyer, Sarah Filingin, Robert Murphy, Jurdin Burrell, Joseph Curtner, Elizabeth Searcy, Robert Shaver, Lee Shaver and one slave, William Shelton, David Richardson and one slave, Mitchell Tyer, Stephen Tyer, John Crowson, (who married Old Big Grandma's daughter), William G. Cook, Warner Smith and a few others.
The Mitchell Township list included: Daniel Mitchell, William D. Robertson, Thomas Landers, Stephen Stacy, Samuel Mitchell and one slave, John Wright, Humphrey Hogan, George Dodson, Thomas Newell, James L. Ligon and eight slaves, William Deen, Lane Mullins and four slaves, Mary Hydrick and four slaves, John Hydrick, Charles Shaver and one slave, Elijah Cooper, Francis McAlister and a few others".
Bay Village, Cross County, Arkansas, was originally known as the Shaver settlement because the Shavers were the first settlers. settled on Sugar Creek, which runs through Bay Village, in 1824. This same Charles Shaver was the grandfather of Mrs. Rebecca Cooper, mother of Ed, Claude, and Gordon Cooper, who are well known in the county. (Ed Cooper married Annie Greenwood, the daughter of Ben F. and Rebecca Malvina (Aunt Mallei) Greenwood). Three other Shaver families settled near Bay Village and Sugar Creek, making a total of four Shaver families to settle there.
Cherry Valley is a town situated near the center of Mitchell Township, 15 miles north of Wynne. Among the earliest settlers were the Clampitts, Taylors, Mitchells, Mays, Hydricks, Dr. C. P. Jones, Dr. Wright, Stacys, Halks, Bowers and Jordans."
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Hydrick Arkansas: The small settlement of Hydrick, Arkansas is located 3 miles north of Cherry Valley. In its thriving days, there was a church, schoolhouse, and post office, two stores, cotton gin, and grist mill, as well as several families in this settlement, and was named for my grandfather, James N. Hydrick, who worked for the railroad. The railroad went through Hydrick in 1888. Grandfather Hydrick owned one of the two stores, in which the post office was located, so he was appointed postmaster.
Among the other families who lived at Hydrick were the Hodges, Clemmons, and Fousts. Oliver Hodges was the father of Hiram, Richard and Sam. Hiram married my mother’s sister, Geraldine; Richard married my mother’s sister, Nancy. John Foust married my mother’s sister, Dainty. My mother’s name was Martha Marilda Pruitt before she married my father, G. W. Hydrick. I do not know at what time the Pruitt family moved to Hydrick, Arkansas.
Hydrick, Arkansas was shown on the Arkansas map until about 1950. At the present time, the “Hydrick Baptist Church” is still on the same olf corner, there are two places of business, to my knowledge, and several families still living in this community.
I recently read the book, “The History of Cross County”, which was published by the Wynne Progress in 1955, and I have copied the section indicated in this information that I have just written from the book.
Dessie Hydrick
September 27, 1971
Old Big Grandma (my great-great grandmother, and dad’s great grandmother) whose name was Polly Hydrick, a widow, came from either North or South Carolina with a Charlie Shaver. She had three children, two boys, William and John Hydrick, and one girl (name unknown). The girl married A. Jack Tyer. Don’t know who William Hydrick married.
John Hydrick (my great grandfather) married a girl named Betsy and had five boys and three girls, the boys being Jim Hydrick (my grandfather Hydrick), William Hydrick, Jake Hydrick, Isom Hydrick, and Ben Hydrick; and the girls being Sarah Hydrick, Mary Jane Hydrick and Katie Hydrick, these people being dad’s uncles and aunts and my grand-uncles and aunts.
Dad’s Uncle William Hydrick married a Hughey. Their children are Tiny Hydrick, Mary Beck Hydrick, Isom Hydrick, and Bob Hydrick.
Dad’s Uncle Jake Hydrick married a Taylor. No children were born to this union. Great-Uncle Jake died.
Dad’s Uncle Isom Hydrick was killed in the Civil War. He never married.
Dad’s Uncle Ben Hydrick was killed in the Civil War. He never married. Those two great-uncles fought for the south, or the Confederate Army.
Dad remembers the soldiers of the Civil War as he was about seven years old. However, no fighting was done around his house.
Dad’s Aunt Sarah married a Henderson. This union had Florence Henderson, Jim Henderson, Tom Henderson, Arthur Henderson, and Elmos Henderson. Henderson died and Aunt Sarah Hydrick Henderson married again, this time to Jake Roberts. They had one boy named Jodie Roberts.
Dad’s Aunt Mary Jane Hydrick, the oldest girl, married John Pink Greenwood. Their children were Mary Jane Greenwood, who married a Hughey, Sarah Jane Greenwood, one boy, John, who died and was never married; Nadie who married Bill Foust; Laura who married a Tom Liptrot; another girl (I failed to get her name) who married Bill Brown; a girl named Alice who married Charlie Greenwood (didn’t change her name). Alice died and her sister, Lily, married this same Charlie Greenwood; and another boy, Isom.
(I might have the above paragraph incorrect, and I failed to ask my dad about it, as on my paper that I have written as follows: “Dad’s Aunt Mary Jane Hydrick, the oldest girl, married John Pink Greenwood. Their children Aunt Mary Jane, who married a Hughey; Sarah Jane Greenwood”, and so on as I have written above. In the next paragraph (below) I show that dad’s Aunt Kate Hydrick married Pink Greenwood, so I believe great-Aunt Mary Jane Hydrick married a Hughey and great-Aunt Kate Hydrick married John Pink Greenwood)Dad’s Aunt Kate Hydrick married Pink Greenwood. They had two children, boys, John Greenwood and Jim Greenwood; both are now living in Oklahoma.
All these families lived around Hydrick, Arkansas or Sugar Creek (in Cross County) as it was then. It was later called Hydrick Creek, and Hydrick, Arkansas, and got its name from dad’s father, Jim Hydrick. He helped construct the railroad through there and he was elected railroad or depot agent.
My grandfather, Jim Hydrick, first married a Greenwood widow who had two children, Royal Greenwood, and a girl, Tilda Greenwood, who died when about grown. Then grandfather Hydrick married dad’s mother whose last name was Perry. Their children were Aunt Mallie Hydrick, born in 1856 and who married Uncle Benjamin Greenwood; dad (George Washington Hydrick) who was born March 6, 1857; and a girl, Florie Hydrick, also a baby that died, and I failed to find out if this baby was a boy or girl. Dad doesn’t even remember his mother’s first name as she died when he was very small. My great-grandmother, Betsy (wife of John Hydrick) and who dad called Little Grandma, too Aunt Mallie, dad and Aunt Florie to raise. Grandfather married again – (when dad was about 8 years of age and Aunt Mallie 9 yrs.) a young Henderson girl. They had two boys, John Hydrick and Jim Hydrick, half-brothers to dad, and one girl (Dad’s half-sister) Dovey Hydrick. This Henderson girl was the third wife of Grandfather Hydrick. (Handwritten note in the margin:“Sarah Henderson so Mrs. Clyde Eldridge said” )
John Hydrick (half-brother to dad) married a Lawrence
Jim Hydrick (half-brother to dad) married but dad doesn’t know her name. He and his wife separated and he died.
The half-sister, Dovey Hydrick, first married a Hitower (handwritten in margin: Geo. D. Hitower). They had two girls, Clara and Jewel. Hitower died and Aunt Dovey married Hermon Sifford. They had no children and he died. (handwritten notes in margin: [Hitower] “born 6/14/1862, died 2/5/1899. Found this data on his tombstone, Tyer Cemetery, Hydrick, Arkansas when we made it down…” rest illegible)
Dad’s sister, Florie, lived with Aunt Mallie and dad with their grandmother, Betsy Hydrick (Little Grandma) until grandfather married this Henderson girl, and then Aunt Florie, Aunt Mallie and dad lived with this step-mother until dad and Aunt Mallie married. Dad first married Ella Summitt on Jan. 10, 1878. This Ella Summitt died, and Aunt Florie kept house for dad and his three children by Ella Summitt and who were: G. Ernest Hydrick, Oliver S. Hydrick, and Ordie Hydrick, until when about twenty years of age, Aunt Florie married Tom Stafford. They had one boy, Clint. Aunt Florie died when Clint was about two years of age. Dad and my mother kept this Clint for about a year or so, and then he lived with some of the Staffords, his fathers’ people.
Aunt Mallie Hydrick married Benjamin Greenwood.
George Washington Hydrick (dad) at about 20 years of age, first married Ella Summitt on Jan. 10, 1878, as previously stated. They had three children, G. Ernest Hydrick, Oliver S. Hydrick and Ordie B. Hydrick. Ella Summitt died Aug. 30, 1886, and in about two years had married my mother, Martha Marilda Pruitt, who was born Oct. 16, 1864, and who died Oct. 12, 1912 at the age of 48 years. She was about 24 years of age when she married dad. They lived at Hydrick, Arkansas, then at Bay Village Arkansas, Cherry Valley, Arkansas, and Vanndale, Hydrick. Dad and mama had four boys and four girls. Their names in order as follows: Beachie E. Hydrick, Minnie Hydrick, William Homer Hydrick, Graham Clayton Hydrick, James Talmage Hydrick, Ira Hydrick, Montie Pearl Hydrick, and myself, Annie Odessa Hydrick.
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George Washington Hydrick (dad) died December 26, 1939. He would have been 83 years of age on March 6, 1940.
(Handwritten note in bottom margin: “On 5/30/64 we visited Tyer Cemetery at Hydrick, Arkansas. On Dad’s tombstone which is a Woodsman of the World stone is:
Dum Tacet Clamat (Latin: “though silent, he speaks”)
| 1st Gen | ||||
| 2nd Gen | Jacob | |||
| 3rd Gen | John Hydrick | Polly | ||
| 4th Gen | James Hydrick | Betsy | ||
| 5th Gen | Geo. Washington Hydrick | m. 1 ? | (5.b – 3.gs) | |
| Dessie | 1857-1939 | m. 2 ? Perry | ||
| -------- | -------- | m. 3 ? Henderson | ||
| Martha |
#2/ Hansford Augustus Hydrick of S. C. visited John Hydrick of Ark.
| Brothers of | James Hydrick | |
| Wm. " | m. Hughey | |
| Jacob " | m. Taylor | |
| Isom " | Killed in C. S. A. on south’s side | |
| Ben " | Killed in C. S. A. on south’s side | |
| Sisters: | Sarah Hydrick | |
| Mary Malie " | ||
| Katie " |
| 1st Gen | ||||
| 2nd Gen | Jacob Hydrick | |||
| 3rd Gen | Jacob Hydrick | 1790 census | ||
| 4th Gen | Jacob Hydrick | 3/3/1790 | S. Orangeburg Dist | |
| 5th Gen | A. J. Hydrick | 1810 | ||
| Rosa Hydrick | 1852-1914 | b. 7/1/1819 | Elizabeth Evans | |
| b. 9/26/1786 | Polly | |||
| Viola Riley | Hilderbrand |
(Denny's Note: I added the arrows for clarity)
| ↙John Riley | |||
| ↙Jacob Riley | |||
| Viola Riley | ↖Mary Singletary | ||
| (bro. Onan) | ↙Andrew Houser | ||
| ↙John Houser | |||
| ↖Ann Houser | ↖Margaret Stroudenmire | ||
| ↖Polly Cleckley |
(Denny's Note:I know this is redundant but it's still part of her notes for the book)
| 1st Gen. in S. C. | ||||||||
| Jacob Hydrick | born about 1745 to 1750 | |||||||
| 1790 census, Orangeburg, S. C. | ||||||||
| died ? | ||||||||
| Mary Polly Hydrick | wife | |||||||
| Born 1792, died | ||||||||
| 2nd Gen | ||||||||
| John Hydrick, born 1810, died ? | ||||||||
| Elizabeth Hydrick, wife, born 1807, died ? | ||||||||
3rd Gen |
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| James N. Hydrick, born 1832, died about 1895-1900 | ||||||||
| 1. Widow Greenwood, wife, born ? , died ? | ||||||||
| 2. Sarah Perry, wife, born ?, died ? | ||||||||
| 3. Emaline Henderson, wife, born ?, Died ? | ||||||||
| 4th Gen | ||||||||
| George Washington Hydrick, born March 6, 1857, died on Dec. 26, 1939 | ||||||||
| 1. Sarah Ella Summitt, wife, born ? (married Jan. 10, 1878, died 8/30/1886 | ||||||||
| 2. Martha Marilda Pruitt, wife, born Oct. 16, 1864, died Oct 12, 1912 | ||||||||
| 5th Gen | ||||||||
| Annie Odessa Hydrick, born Nov. 10, 1910 |
| 1st Jacob Wife of (sic) | |Mary Polly Hydrick was 18 years old when John Hydrick was born |
| Elizabeth-wife of (Betsy) | |John P. Hydrick was 22 when James N. Hydrick was born |
| Perry girl-wife of | |James N. Hydrick was age 25 when George Washington Hydrick was born |
| Martha Marilda Pruitt – wife of | |George Washington Hydrick (Dad) was age 53 when Dessie Hydrick was born |
Husband William Henry VAIL
Born: 10 Dec 1890
Died: 10 Apr 1946 - Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
Buried: - Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LVL5-VJP
Find A Grave ID: 51800850
Marriage:
Wife Georgiana Beatrice "Georgie" HYDRICK
Born: 23 Feb 1894
Died: 22 Jul 1980
Buried: - Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: LX7S-1ZH
Find A Grave ID: 51800851
Father: George Robert HYDRICK
Mother: Geneva Ardella McADAMS
Children
1 M Henry Harwood VAIL
Born: 15 Jan 1921 - , Lamar Co, AL
Died: Dec 1984
Buried: - Tupelo Memorial Park Cemetery, Tupelo, Lee Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: GQNW-94R
Find A Grave ID: 84043816
Spouse: Maurine WATSON
2 M Lloyd George VAIL
Born: 25 Jan 1922 - , Lamar Co, AL
Died: 9 Mar 2002 - Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Buried: - Elmwood Cemetery and Mausoleum, Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: GQNW-HZX
Find A Grave ID: 156928106
3 F Joyce Elaine VAIL
Born: 18 Apr 1927 - , Lowndes Co, MS
Died: 29 Mar 1993
Buried: - Friendship Cemetery, Columbus, Lowndes Co, MS
FamilySearch ID: GQN7-KCJ
Find A Grave ID: 51713676
Spouse: Kermit Carue WOOLBRIGHT
General Notes: Wife - Georgiana Beatrice "Georgie" Hydrick
| Name | Georgia Beatrice Hydrick |
| Gender | Female |
| Record Type | Marriage |
| Marriage Date | 11/25/1917 |
| Marriage Place | Lamar, Alabama |
| Spouse | William H. Vail |
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Henry Harwood VAIL
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - Lloyd George VAIL
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - Joyce Elaine VAIL
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Husband Gerry Paul HYDRICK
Born: Sep 1959
Died:
Buried:
Father: Earl Harold HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Louise BELL
Marriage:
Wife Toni TRALONGO
Born: 26 May 1955
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 F Casey Morgan HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Gerry Paul Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Lives in Birmingham, AL in 2002
General Notes: Wife - Toni Tralomgo
Toni has a bachelor's degree. Current occupation is listed as Construction and Extraction Occupations. She was born on May 26, 1955. Her age is 68. (Street address on file), Pinson, AL 35126-4020 is the residential address for Toni. Casey Hydrick, Gerry P Hydrick, and two other persons are also associated with this address.
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Got her surname from her Facebook page which listed her occupation as "Former Director of Operations in Birmingham at American Health Imaging, Inc." now retired (2019) ~~DMH
General Notes: Child - Casey Morgan HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
Husband Gideon Ellison "George" HYDRICK
Born: 27 Sep 1824 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 26 Oct 1871 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: G34Q-412
Find A Grave ID: 121665068
Father: Jacob HYDRICK Jr
Mother: Elizabeth "Betsy" EVANS
Marriage: 21 Feb 1854 - Calhoun Co, AL
Wife Mary Elizabeth STUBBS
aka: Big Sally
Born: 24 Oct 1835 - , , AL
Died: 19 Aug 1925 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-ZMY
Find A Grave ID: 121665123
Events
1. Alt. Birth: 24 Oct 1835, , , GA.
Marriage Events
1. Alt. Marriage: 21 Feb 1854, Calhoun Co, AL.
Children
1 M Edward E. HYDRICK
Born: 24 Dec 1854 - , , AL
Died: 8 Jul 1886 - , Simpson Co, MS
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-3KW
Find A Grave ID: 121665728
Spouse: Sarah Elizabeth "Sallie" TUCKER
Marr: 17 Jan 1876 - , Simpson Co, MS
2 M James Elbert "Jim" HYDRICK
Born: 27 Oct 1857 - , Perry Co, AL
Died: 28 Nov 1942 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Andrew Chapel Cemetery, Pickens Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: MGYH-XWK
Find A Grave ID: 121666072
Spouse: Margrete WELSH
Marr: 18 Oct 1882 - , Lamar County, AL
Spouse: Permelia Malissa SHAW
Marr: 7 Mar 1904 - Lamar Co, AL
3 M Charles Morton "Charlie" HYDRICK
Born: 28 Oct 1859 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 30 Oct 1926 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-Z2N
Find A Grave ID: 121671444
Spouse: Louisa Jane VAIL
Marr: 9 Nov 1882 - Lamar Co, AL
Spouse: Mary Evie ROBINSON
Marr: 14 Apr 1919 - Lowndes Co, MS
4 M Marion Franklin "Frank" HYDRICK
AKA: Francis Marion
Born: 6 Jan 1862 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 8 Feb 1921 - Huntsville, Madison Co, AL
Buried: - Antioch Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-Z5Z
Find A Grave ID: 21328677
Spouse: Felishia Heman COOPER
Marr: 2 Oct 1887
Spouse: Frances Idella SHORT
Marr: 8 Mar 1896 - Lamar Co, AL at Edd Short Home
5 F Mary A. "Molly" HYDRICK
Born: 22 Apr 1864 - , , AL
Died: 30 Dec 1910 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-Z62
Find A Grave ID: 121673711
Spouse: John Y. McADAMS
6 M George Robert HYDRICK
Born: 22 Sep 1866 - , , AL
Died: 9 Apr 1949 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-3Y4
Find A Grave ID: 121671077
Spouse: Geneva Ardella McADAMS
Marr: 27 Dec 1888
7 M William HYDRICK
Born: 22 Nov 1869 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Died: 1 Nov 1901 - , Lamar County, AL
Buried: - Payne Chapel Cemetery, Millport, Lamar Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-716
Find A Grave ID: 121673477
Spouse: Mary Mollie MATTHEWS
Marr: 6 Mar 1890 - , Rankin Co, MS 6
8 F Sarah Sally HYDRICK
Born: 22 Nov 1869 - , , AL
Died: 27 Jul 1902 - Millport, Lamar Co, AL
Buried: - Phoenix Cemetery, Reform, Pickens Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: 26LD-Z1G
Find A Grave ID: 20096196
Spouse: William Jefferson McGAHEY
Marr: 26 Oct 1887
Birth Notes: Husband - Gideon Ellison "George" Hydrick
A few ancestors have given differing birthdates for Gideion, however this recorded date came from the family Bible of Andrew Jackson Hydrick (father of BG Onan Augustus Hydrick) and is presumed to be the correct DOB.
General Notes: Husband - Gideon Ellison "George" Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin 5 times removed
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Gideon was in the Civil War---Co. A 50th ALA Inf Confederate Private.
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Overview of 50th AL Inf:
50th Infantry Regiment was organized in Corinth, Mississippi, in March, 1862, by consolidating the 2nd and 5th (Golladay's) Alabama Infantry Battalions which were recently recruited. Originally mustered into Confederate service as the 26th (Coltart's) Regiment, its designation was changed to 50th in June, 1863.
The men were raised in the counties of Calhoun, Jackson, Lauderdale, Blount, Limestone, Walker, Fayette, and Tuscaloosa. Ordered to Tennessee the unit fought at Shiloh, saw light action in Kentucky, then was placed in Deas', G.D. Johnston's and Brantley's Brigade, Army of Tennessee, and was active in North Carolina. At Shiloh the regiment had 440 effectives, but because of casualties, sickness,and exhaustion, the number was less than 150 by the second day. It lost 4 killed and 76 wounded at Murfreesboro, 16 killed and 81 wounded at Chickamauga, and totalled 289 men and 180 arms in December, 1863. The unit sustained 33 casualties in the Battle of Atlanta and was badly cut up at Franklin. Few surrendered in April, 1865. Its commanders were Colonel John C. Coltart, Lieutenant Colonels G.W. Arnold and William D. Cradick, and Majors T.H. Gilbert and John C. Hutto.
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From Ora Hydrick Smith's files:
NAME: Also found spelled "Giddion" and "Giddeon" and "G.E." and "George E."
BIRTH: Cheryl Haynie has B.D. recorded as 17 September 1827.
MILITARY: Giddion served in the Confederate Army, Co. A, 50th Alabama Infantry. Listed as G.E. Hydrick.
DEATH: died at the age of 44 of a throat infection. (info from Cheryl Haynie)
RECORDS: Family records given to Cheryl Haynie by Minnie Lee [Hydrick] Welsh
Found George Hydrick in "Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909", Burke Grant Book TTT, p. 24. Acres granted. (information from Bartina Peoples, July 10, 1984).
Found in 1860 Alabama Census as G.E. Hydrick; 1870 Alabama Census as George E. Hydrick.
Book "The Descendants of Jacob Haysmith Hydrick" state on page ix, that the family records indicate that Gideon Hydrick "married out west".
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Jim Lindsey, gr.grandson, lists his birthdate as 1/27/1824
His grandson John E. Hydrick gives his name as Gideon Elson born 17 Sep 1827
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G. E. Hydrick left Orangburg, South Carolina heading towards Alabama. He met Mary Elizabeth Stubbs along the way. They were married in her hometown of Calhoun, Alabama.
The Register indexed the name as G. E. Hardwick married to Mary E. Stubbs. However, when G.E. signed his name on his license it was G. E. Hydrick. See sources.
By 1860 they moved to Radsfordsville, Perry, Alabama. G. E. was an overseer for a farm. As new lands were opening up in Alabama, he moved and bought his own farm in North Port, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. They are both buried at Paynes Chapel in Millport, Alabama .
~~~contributed to FamilySearch.com by Cheryl Haynie
General Notes: Wife - Mary Elizabeth Stubbs
John E. Hydrick, Grandson of Mary gives her dates as 1836 -1926
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G. E. Hydrick left Orangburg, South Carolina heading towards Alabama. He met Mary Elizabeth Stubbs along the way. They were married in her hometown of Calhoun, Alabama.
The Register indexed the name as G. E. Hardwick married to Mary E. Stubbs. However, when G.E. signed his name on his license it was G. E. Hydrick. See sources.
By 1860 they moved to Radsfordsville, Perry, Alabama. G. E. was an overseer for a farm. As new lands were opening up in Alabama, he moved and bought his own farm in North Port, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. They are both buried at Paynes Chapel in Millport, Alabama .
~~~contributed to FamilySearch.com by Cheryl Haynie
General Notes: Child - Edward E. HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
Daughter, Eddie Elizabeth's death certificate gives her father's birthplace as AL
General Notes: Child - James Elbert "Jim" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
James lived at Lamar Co ALA in 1910. In 1880 he was in Lamar Co, AL in the home of William Clearment
General Notes: Child - Charles Morton "Charlie" HYDRICK
| Name | Opal Hydrick | |
| [Jae Hydrick] | ||
| Birth Year | abt 1922 | |
| Gender | Female | |
| Race | White | |
| Age in 1930 | 8 | |
| Birthplace | Alabama | |
| Marital Status | Single | |
| Relation to Head of Household | Daughter | |
| Home in 1930 | Millport, Lamar, AL | |
| Map of Home | Millport, Lamar, AL | |
| Dwelling Number | 62 | |
| Family Number | 65 | |
| Attended School | Yes | |
| Father's Birthplace | Alabama | |
| Mother's Birthplace | Alabama | |
| Household Members | Age | Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| Evie Hydrick | 34 | Head |
| Rubye Z Hydrick | 15 | Daughter |
| Elnor Hydrick | 10 | Daughter |
| Opal Hydrick | 8 | Daughter |
There are some date discrepancies:
I think that Evertte (Everette) and Eleanor were twins. The 1920 census shows a son and daughter, both aged 0. It was taken on 8th-9th of January, 1920 and Everett's death was on 16 January, 1920 after the census was taken and recorded. No information is found on Eleanor during that period...however,
Opal was born in 1922 thus is not enumerated on the 1920 census. She was enumerated on the 1930 census as being 8 years of age and also Elnor (Eleanor) was there as 10 years old.
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Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
General Notes: Child - Marion Franklin "Frank" HYDRICK
| Name | Frank M Hydrick |
| Age | 30 |
| Birth Date | Mar 1870 |
| Marital Status | Married |
| Years Married | 10 |
| Occupation | farmer |
| Race | White |
| Home- Owned or Mortgaged | Own |
| Can Read/Write | Yes |
| Farm or House | Farm |
| Spouse's Name | Frances Idella Short |
| Spouse's Age | 26 |
| Spouse's Brth Date | Apr 1874 |
Links to parents and spouse provided by member #47660521
Full name and birth / death provenance provided by #47660521
The first wife of Francis Marion Hydrick was Felisha Heman Cooper.
| Name | F. M. Hydrick |
| Gender | Male |
| Spouse | F. H. Cooper |
| (This is Felisha Hemen Cooper) | |
| Spouse Gender | Female |
| Marriage Date | 2 Oct 1887 |
| Marriage Place | Lamar |
| Performed By | Justice of the Peace |
| Surety/Perf. Name | W. B. Atkins |
| OS Page | 289 |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | FAG Memorial ID |
|---|---|---|---|
| Minnie Lee Hydrick Welch | 1889 | 150071685 | |
| Mary "Mollie" Elizabeth Hydrick Harper | Jun 1892 | 12/18/1960 | |
| Marion Grover Hydrick | 1892 | 21343828 | |
| Clara Mae Hydrick Brown Barthlomew | 1894 | 249678925 |
Mary "Mollie" Elizabeth Hydrick Harper, married Milton R "Hoss" Harper>
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| Name | Francis Marian Hydrick | |
| Gender | Male | |
| Age | 21 | |
| Birth Date | abt 1875 | |
| Marriage Date | 8 Mar 1896 | |
| Marriage Place | Lamar, Alabama | |
| Spouse | Frances Idella Short | |
| Film Number | 001711239 | |
| Children | ||
|---|---|---|
| Alvin J. | Jul 1897 | |
| Eddie E. | Feb 1898 | |
| Cora V. | May 1899 | |
See article about a reunion of the Frank Hydrick Family which was in The Pickens County Herald and West Alabamian newspaper dated 15 Sep 1960, Thu., pg 1, which is attached as a photo.
The following record were found on Ancestry.com:
The 1870 census shows his name as Francis M Hydrick
The 1900 census shows his name as Frank M Hydrick
The 1910 census shows his name as Francis M Hydrick
The 1920 census shows his name as Frank M Hydrick
The Alabama, U.S. Marriage Indexes, 1814-1935, shows his name as Francis Marion Hydrick.
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
General Notes: Child - Mary A. "Molly" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
General Notes: Child - George Robert HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
1900 Soundex provided to me by Willie Mae Reaves Bunt lists George's birthdate as Feb 1868 - Bartina has it as 22 Sep 1866
Also, Tom Jennings, a nephew, born May 1881 lived with them
General Notes: Child - William HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
married Mary "Mollie" Matthews, born Jan 9, 1871 in Ms, died Sept 20, 1951 in MS, daughter of William Jasper Matthews & Nancy Ann Hanes (buried Rankin County, Ms).
Willie moved to Jackson, MS
Bartina Peoples has a seventh child born to Willie and Mary as W.S. Hydrick born Jan 1899 which is impossible since J.D. was born 1 Dec 1898.
General Notes: Child - Sarah Sally HYDRICK
| Name | Sarah Hydrick | |
| Age in 1870 | '7/12 | |
| Birth Date | Nov | |
| Birthplace | Alabama | |
| Dwelling Number | 140 | |
| Home in 1870 | Northport, Tuscaloosa, Alabama | |
| Race | White | |
| Gender | Female | |
| Post Office | Northport | |
| Household Members | ||
|---|---|---|
| George E. Hydrick | 47 | |
| Elizabeth Hydrick | 28 | |
| Edward Hydrick | 15 | |
| James E. Hydrick | 12 | |
| Charles M Hydrick | 9 | |
| Francis M Hydrick | 8 | |
| Mary I Hydrick | 5 | |
| George R Hydrick | 2 | |
| Sarah Hydrick | 7/12 | |
| William Hydrick | 7/12 | |
| Isabella Steeds | 22 | |
| Name | Sallie Hydrick |
| Gender | Female |
| Marriage Date | 27 Oct 1887 |
| Marriage Place | Pickens, Alabama |
| Spouse | W. J. Mcgahey |
| FHL Film Number | 1290919 |
Link to parents provided by member #47660521
The 1870 census states her given name was Sarah. (But the 1900 Census, the Marriage Index, and the death certificate for her son, William D. McGahey, and her cemetery monument all show her name as Sallie or Sally.) But it was common for people named Sarah to be given the nickname of Sallie. She was a fraternal twin to William Hydrick.
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Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
Husband Giles Luther HYDRICK
Born: 9 Sep 1911
Died: 1 Jul 1990 - , Geneva Co, AL
Buried: - Geneva City Cemetery, Geneva, Geneva Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 134115956
Father: Luther Winfield HYDRICK
Mother: Eula Belle SMITH
Marriage: 4 Jun 1941 - Geneva, Geneva Co, AL
Wife Elizabeth MATTHEWS
Born: 12 Aug 1909 - , Geneva Co, AL
Died: 5 Nov 1991 - , Geneva Co, AL
Buried: - Geneva City Cemetery, Geneva, Geneva Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 134114383
Children
1 M Harry Winfield HYDRICK
Born: 1942 - Geneva, Geneva Co, AL
Died: 2015 - Cullman, Cullman Co, AL
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Giles Luther Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Husband Wayne Richard WALTERS Jr.
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 18 Aug 1984
Wife Gina Marie HYDRICK
Born: 13 Oct 1962 - Huntingdon, Huntingdon, PA
Died:
Buried:
Father: Leo Preston HYDRICK Sr
Mother: Ellen Frances PERELLI
Children
1 M Eric Bradley WALTERS
Born: 10 Mar 1986
Died:
Buried:
2 F Chelsea Rose WALTERS
Born: 24 Feb 1988
Died:
Buried:
3 M Ryan Anthony WALTERS
Born: 21 Aug 1992
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Gina Marie Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
General Notes: Child - Eric Bradley WALTERS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Chelsea Rose WALTERS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Ryan Anthony WALTERS
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Husband Ken KALLIES
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Ginger HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: George Graham HYDRICK
Mother: Mae C. HUNT
Children
1 M Heath KALLIES
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Chris KALLIES
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Ginger Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
as of 2002 Ginger and Ken are divorced
General Notes: Child - Heath KALLIES
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
son of Ken's from previous marriage
General Notes: Child - Chris KALLIES
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
son of Ken's from previous marriage
Husband Grady Bellinger HYDRICK
Born: 29 May 1894
Died: 11 Aug 1970 - , , SC
Buried: - Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 161403373
Father: Andrew Jackson HYDRICK
Mother: Viola Ursula RILEY
Marriage: 6 Nov 1918
Wife Lavenia Eulaela "Venia" MYERS
Born: 18 Feb 1898 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 14 Aug 1959 - Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Buried: - Greenlawn Memorial Park, Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 161403364
Children
1 F Dorothy Viola "Dot" HYDRICK
Born: 19 Jul 1920
Died: 26 Dec 2012
Buried: - Mount Hope Cemetery, Florence, Florence Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 102714581
Spouse: William Gilmore "Gil" MOORER
Marr: 31 Jan 1941
2 F Irma Jean HYDRICK
Born: 19 Mar 1937
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: William Charles "Bill" WILSON
Marr: 22 Dec 1956
General Notes: Husband - Grady Bellinger Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Farmed the home fields lf his parents but in his later years, demolished old buildings and sold the material, especially old brick
General Notes: Wife - Lavenia Eulaela "Venia" Myers
Father's Name: James Malachi Myers
Mother's Name: Mittie Wise Myers
Husband's Name: Grady B. Hydrick
General Notes: Child - Dorothy Viola "Dot" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
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Dorothy "Dot" Moorer, 92, of Columbia, SC passed away December 26, 2012. Mrs. Moorer was born in Orangeburg, SC on July 19, 1920.
She graduated from Columbia High School in June of 1938 and also took a course in office management from Columbia Commercial College. She lived most of her life in Lake City, SC where she raised her family. In January of 1942, she married the love of her life, the late W.G. (Gilmore) Moorer of Florence, SC. They were the parents of one daughter, the late Rosemeri Moorer Truluck. She blessed the life of her parents, and gave them two beautiful grandchildren, Alana and Heywarde Truluck and a great-granddaughter, Ashlyn Rose Stogner. Mrs. Moorer was a passionate reader and filled her home with books of all genres including biographies of interesting people.
She is survived by two grandchildren, Alana T. Stogner and Heywarde Truluck and great-granddaughter Ashlyn Rose Stogner. In recent years, she had moved to Columbia to be with her sister and family. Surviving is her only sister, Mrs. W.C. (Erma) Wilson and her husband Bill, two nieces Mrs. Lisa Wilson Lesnieski and Ms. Wendy Wilson, and two nephews Woody Wilson and Jason Wilson all of Columbia, SC. Others surviving are a number of great nieces, Kristen Smith Albert-thenet, Jessica Meng, Jodie Wilson, and Miranda Lesnieski of Columbia.
The family of Dorothy Moorer would like to extend their deepest gratitude for the devoted loving care given by Robin Hall and Theresa Hancock.
A funeral service will be held Saturday December 29, 2012 at 2:00 PM at Cain Funeral Home Chapel. Entombment will follow the service at Mt. Hope Cemetery Mausoleum. The family will receive friends from 1:00-2:00 PM Saturday prior to the service at the funeral home.
General Notes: Child - Irma Jean HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Husband Graham Clayton HYDRICK
Born: 4 Jul 1894 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Died: 3 Jun 1973 - Sikeston, Scott Co, MO
Buried: - Vanndale Cemetery, Vanndale, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: L67W-ZN6
Find A Grave ID: 8647989
Father: George Washington HYDRICK
Mother: Martha Marilda "Mattie" PRUITT
Marriage:
Events
1. Alt. Death: 2 Jun 1973, Sikeston, Scott Co, MO.
Wife Edith Norene McGREW
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - Graham Clayton Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Granduncle
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Buddy was a Methodist, worked at Cotton Gin as Manager, erector, and maintenance man. He was born prematurely and was carried on a pillow for 7 months. He finished school in the 8th grade and started working for his dad at the cotton gin.
Graham C. Hydrick, 78, of 505 Moore Ave., a retired gin operator, died this morning in Missouri Delta Community Hospital.
Born July 4, 1894, he was a member of the Mountain Home Ark Masonic Lodge.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs Monra Akins Hydrick; two sons, Cornelius W. Hydrick of Memphis, Tenn and Billy Jean Hydrick of Tulsa, Okla; two sisters Mrs Montie Sadler and Miss Dessie Hydrick of Sikeston; and four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Services are scheduled at 10:30 am monday in the Welsh chapel with the Rev. Clyde Riddle, pastor of Firt Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be in City Cemetery at Vanndale, Ark.
Husband Marker Benjamin "Mark" ROBERTS
Born: 18 Nov 1913
Died: 23 Apr 1976
Buried: - Coldwater Baptist Church Cemetery, Coldwater, Calhoun Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 5194661
Father: Oscar Leroy ROBERTS
Mother: Arbie Lee REAVES
Marriage:
Wife Grethel Emerald HYDRICK
Born: 13 Feb 1925
Died: 18 Mar 2009
Buried: - Coldwater Baptist Church Cemetery, Coldwater, Calhoun Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 5194662
Father: Edward Thomas HYDRICK
Mother: Martha Ethel CHITWOOD
Children
1 M Mark Tyrone ROBERTS
Born: 29 Mar 1944 - , , AL
Died: 29 Mar 1944 - , , AL
Buried: - Coldwater Baptist Church Cemetery, Coldwater, Calhoun Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 5194657
2 M Stanley Ray ROBERTS
Born: 12 Apr 1946
Died: 14 Apr 1946
Buried: - Coldwater Baptist Church Cemetery, Coldwater, Calhoun Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 5194658
Husband Grover Cleveland "Jake" HYDRICK
Born: 5 Jan 1911 - , Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 8 May 1989 - Kingstree, Williamsburg Co, SC
Buried: - Kingstree Memorial Gardens, Kingstree, Williamsburg Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LJLC-54V
Find A Grave ID: 111014752
Father: Jacob Hyram HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Jane SMITH
Marriage:
Wife Montease LOCKLIEAR
Born: 20 Sep 1920 - Trio, Williamsburg Co, SC
Died: 20 Oct 2012 - Pee Dee Gardens Community, Florence, Florence Co, SC
Buried: - Kingstree Memorial Gardens, Kingstree, Williamsburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 98681759
Children
1 M Donald Cleveland "Don" HYDRICK Sr
Born: 3 May 1939 - Kingstree, Williamsburg Co, SC
Died: 9 May 2019
Buried: - Kingstree Memorial Gardens, Kingstree, Williamsburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 199016288
Spouse: Mary Nell HUGGINS
General Notes: Husband - Grover Cleveland "Jake" Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Wife - Montease Lockliear
**Note, name found in son's obituary as Marjorie Montease Lockliear Hydrick
Mrs. Montease Lockliear Hydrick, widow of Jake Hydrick, died Wednesday, October 10, 2012, in Pee Dee Gardens in Florence.
Mrs. Hydrick was born September 20, 1920, in Trio, SC, a daughter of John W. and Betty Rowell Lockliear. She attended Williamsburg High School and was a hairdresser, the owner of Montease's. "Miss Montease" was a member of Kingstree United Methodist Church and the Gary Hemingway Circle there. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by eleven siblings.
Surviving are: a son Donald C. (Nell) Hydrick; 4 grandchildren, Donnell H. (Jeff) Kiester, Dianne H. (Glenn) McClary, Dana H. ("Chippy") Johnson, and Donald C. Hydrick, Jr.; and nine great grandchildren, Justin McClary, Heather McClary, Dylan McClary, Marshall McClary, Paige McClary, Maggie Johnson, Chandler Kiester, Coleman Kiester, and Benjamin Kiester.
Funeral services will be 2 PM Saturday, October 13, 2012, in the chapel at Williamsburg Funeral Home with burial in Kingstree Memorial Gardens. The family will receive friends 6 to 8 PM Friday at the funeral home.
General Notes: Child - Donald Cleveland "Don" HYDRICK Sr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
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Mr. Hydrick was born May 3, 1939, in Kingstree, SC, a son of the late Grover Cleveland Hydrick and Marjorie Montease Lockliear Hydrick. He was a graduate of Kingstree High School and a Certified Educator's Workshop at Clemson. He taught Auto Mechanics at Kingstree High School for many years. Don was the owner/operator of Don's Auto Supply and Hydrick's Garage. He was a member of Millwood Methodist Church. His joys were racing, fishing, and most of all spending time with his family.
Surviving Mr. Hydrick are: his wife of 58 years, Nell Hydrick; 3 daughters, Donnell (Jeff) Kiester of Florence, Dianne McClary of Surfside Beach, and Dana Hydrick-Johnson (Chippy) of Timmonsville; a son, Donald Cleveland (Abbie) Hydrick, Jr. of Kingstree; grandchildren, Justin McClary, Heather McClary, Dylan McClary, Marshall McClary, Mary Paige McClary, Maggie Johnson, Jake Hydrick, Ben Kiester, Coleman Kiester, and Chandler Kiester; great grandchildren, Harley Grace McClary and Layah Paris McClary; and his dog Macie.
Funeral service for Mr. Hydrick will be 3 PM Sunday, May 12, 2019, at Williamsburg Funeral Home, with burial in Kingstree Memorial Gardens. Don's family will receive friends 6-8 PM Saturday, May 11, 2019 at Williamsburg Funeral Home.
Husband Guy Ernest HYDRICK Jr
Born: 10 Dec 1917 - Hickory Ridge, Cross Co, AR 7
Died: 16 Jan 1981 - Earle, Crittenden Co, AR
Buried: - Crittenden Memorial Park, Marion, Crittenden Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: LJRL-HLC
Find A Grave ID: 137574574
Father: Guy Ernest HYDRICK
Mother: Henrietta Grace HUEY
Marriage: 25 Apr 1937
Wife Ilia Christine ROACH
Born: 9 Apr 1920 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Died: 21 Oct 2014 - Wynne, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Crittenden Memorial Park, Marion, Crittenden Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 137574370
Children
1 F Shirley Willetta "Judy" HYDRICK
Born: 13 Apr 1938
Died: 30 Jul 1950 - Lake View, DeSoto Co, MS
Buried: - Lewis Cemetery, Hickory Ridge, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 15419396
2 M Raymond Allen HYDRICK
Born: 30 Sep 1941
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Beverly Ann FRANKS
3 M Michael Paul HYDRICK Sr
Born: 2 Oct 1944 - , , AR
Died: 17 Apr 2014 - West Memphis, Crittenden Co, AR
Buried: - Crittenden Memorial Park, Marion, Crittenden Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 128165072
Spouse: Bettye Jean HAMRICK
4 M Guy Eugene HYDRICK
Born: 28 Jan 1952 - Earle, Crittenden Co, AR
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Loretta ROBERTSON
General Notes: Husband - Guy Ernest Hydrick Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-1st cousin once removed
G.E. was a farmer and member of Church of Christ.
Source website lists birthdate as 27 Jan 1917 and place of death as Earle, AR
General Notes: Wife - Ilia Christine Roach
Christine Hydrick, 94, of Wynne, Arkansas died Tuesday, October 21, 2014 at Crestpark Nursing Home in Wynne.
Mrs. Hydrick was a member of the Earle Church of Christ and a home maker.
She was preceded in death by her husband Guy Ernest Hydrick, a daughter Shirley "Judy "Hydrick a son Michael Hydrick.
She is survived by two sons, Ray Hydrick (Beverly) of Wynne, AR, Guy Hydrick (Loretta) of Woodstock, GA, a daughter in-law Betty Hydrick of Heth, AR; six grandchildren, five great grandchildren and one great great-grandchild.
General Notes: Child - Shirley Willetta "Judy" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
Drowned during family reunion at Lake View, MS. Martha Ann Hayes Hydrick remembers the death as one of the saddest time of her life.
General Notes: Child - Raymond Allen HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
Ray is a farmer in and around Earle, AR
General Notes: Child - Michael Paul HYDRICK Sr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
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Michael P. Hydrick, 69, Beloved Husband, Father and Grandfather of Heth, Arkansas died Thursday, April 17, 2014 at Crittenden Regional Hospital in West Memphis, Arkansas.
Mr. Hydrick was a Member of Missouri Street Church of Christ. He Retired as a Salesman for Coca-Cola and A. S. Barboro Distributing Company; and he was a Member of the Gold Wing Association.
He is survived by his Wife, Bettye Hamrick Hydrick of Heth, AR; a Daughter, Pamela M. Connelly and Husband, Mike, of Lewis Center, OH; a Son, Michael P. Hydrick Jr. and Wife, Kay, of Earle, AR; his Mother Chirstine Hydrick of West Memphis, AR; two Brothers, Ray Hydrick of Wynne, AR; Guy Hydrick of Woodstock, GA; two Grandsons, Trey Michael Hydrick and Clinton Michael Connelly.
General Notes: Child - Guy Eugene HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
Husband Guy Eugene HYDRICK
Born: 28 Jan 1952 - Earle, Crittenden Co, AR
Died:
Buried:
Father: Guy Ernest HYDRICK Jr
Mother: Ilia Christine ROACH
Marriage:
Wife Loretta ROBERTSON
Born: - Dermott, Chicot Co, AR
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Justin HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M Josh Eugene HYDRICK
Born: 10 May 1981
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Marcie PARROTT
General Notes: Husband - Guy Eugene Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
General Notes: Child - Justin HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - Josh Eugene HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Husband Harry Samuel HYDRICK
Born: 15 Aug 1945
Died: 13 Oct 2022
Buried: - Clinton United Methodist Church Cemetery, Salley, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: GYHM-VBQ
Find A Grave ID: 244653029
Father: George Byron HYDRICK Sr
Mother: Lauriee Estell OTT
Marriage:
Wife Jennifer "Jenny" POOLE
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
1 M Harry Samuel HYDRICK Jr
Born:
Died:
Buried:
2 M James B. "Jimmy" HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Harry Samuel Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
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Mr. Harry Sammy Hydrick, Sr., 77, entered into rest on Thursday, October 13, 2022.
Sammy is the loving husband of Jennie Poole Hydrick. They have been married for 58 years. He is the father of Harry Sammy Hydrick, Jr. and James B. "Jimmy" Hydrick and his wife Hope. Sammy's Grandbaby, whom he loved dearly, is Priscilla Garvin and her husband Seth. He is the Papa of Riley Jo Garvin and Seth "S.J." Garvin, Jr. He is the grandfather of Daniel Moski and his wife Maria. Sammy is the son of the late George Byron Hydrick, Sr. and the late Lauriee Estell Ott Hydrick. He is the brother of Peggy Brazier and her husband the late Duane of Wagener, David Hydrick and his wife Cindy of Vancouver, WA, Bobby Hydrick of Wagener, the late George B. Hydrick, Jr. and his wife Irene of Lexington, the late Webb Hydrick and his wife Sara of Columbia, the late Jane Miller, the late Jacob Hydrick, and the late Jo-Ann Drew and her husband the late Jack. He is the brother-in-law of James Ray Poole and his wife Rhonda, Marie Malatesta and her husband David, and Libby Callahan and her husband Don of Salley. Sammy has many nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Sammy's favorite scripture: "Cast your burden on the Lord, He will support you. God will never let the righteous be shaken." - Psalm 55:22
General Notes: Child - Harry Samuel HYDRICK Jr
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
General Notes: Child - James B. "Jimmy" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Husband Haskell Audry "Buddy" HYDRICK
AKA: Haskell Angie
Born: 24 Jun 1942 - Wagener, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 10 Aug 2021 - Cayce, Lexington Co, SC
Buried: - Woodbridge Memorial Park, Lexington, Lexington Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 230808373
Father: Jacob Haskell HYDRICK
Mother: Nora KNOTTS
Marriage:
Wife Sandra Marilyn SMITH
Born: 1 Jan 1942 - Albany, Albany Co, NY
Died: 27 Sep 1998
Buried: - Dutch Fork Baptist Church Cemetery, Irmo, Richland Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 118506161
Children
1 M William Patrick "Billy" HYDRICK
Born: 3 Aug 1962
Died: 28 Apr 2016
Buried:
2 F Cheryl Lynn HYDRICK
Born: 1 Jul 1963
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Timothy G. "Tim" SOX
3 F Debra M. HYDRICK
Born: 7 Dec 1965
Died: 17 Mar 2006
Buried: - Elmwood Memorial Gardens, Columbia, Richland Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 180120176
4 M John HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Haskell Audry "Buddy" Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
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Haskell "Buddy" Hydrick
June 24, 1942 - August 10, 2021
Cayce, South Carolina - Haskell "Buddy" Hydrick, 79, of Cayce, passed away after a battle with cancer. Buddy was born in Wagener, SC, a son of the late Jacob H. Hydrick and Nora Knotts Hydrick.
Buddy graduated high school in Wagener, SC, and immediately enlisted in the U. S. Air Force. After training at Lackland AFB and Keesler AFB, he served as an Air Traffic Controller at air bases in the Azores and Ramstein, Germany.
Upon discharge from the Air Force, Buddy worked briefly at Busbee Hardware in Wagener, before being employed by the FAA as an Air Traffic Controller in Hickory, NC. He transferred from Hickory to Charleston, SC, and eventually, to Columbia, SC.
After working for the FAA, Buddy was employed by Daniel Construction, and Columbia AMF Bowling Center. He retired from BellSouth (now AT&T), where he worked in Directory Assistance, Operator Services, and as a Digital Tech.
Buddy was an active member of Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church. He was a member of Kairos Sunday School Class, Church Council, and Worship and Music Boards. He had previously served as part of the praise band and playing the bass during services. He loved to play music, and was proficient on the bass, guitar, and keyboard. He could pick the banjo, and he could also manage "Amazing Grace" on the fiddle and the mandolin.
Buddy was inducted into the Midlands SC USBC Association as an instructor. He enjoyed teaching bowling to youth and also other instructors. Buddy believed his mission in life was to make people laugh, or at least smile. He was always ready with a pun or a quick response to a comment. Buddy was strong and loving, smart and kind. He will be greatly missed.
Buddy is survived by his wife, Anginet "Angie" Price Hydrick; his son, John Hydrick (Angela) of West Columbia; his daughter, Cheryl Sox (Tim) of West Columbia; sisters, Joyce Payton (Robert) of South Congaree, Doris Landry of Pensacola, FL, Mary Chavis (Eugene) of North; stepson, Chris Pollock (Allison) of Dunlap, TN; mother-in-law, Barbara Price of Cayce; father-in-law, Charles Price of Batesburg; sisters-in-law, Donna Richards of Marietta, GA, and Tressa Oswalt (Robert) of Lubbock, TX; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and lots of cousins.
He was predeceased by a son, (William Patrick Hydrick) Billy Hydrick, and a daughter, Debra Hydrick.
Services will be held at Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church, 3011 Leaphart Road, West Columbia, SC, at 3:00 PM, Sunday, August 15, 2021, with family visitation at 1:30 pm in the church Fellowship Hall prior to the service. Memorials may be made to "Growing on Holy Ground" at Mt. Hermon Lutheran.
~~~Published by The State on Aug. 13, 2021.
Interment
4:15 pm - 4:45 pm
Sunday, August 15, 2021
Woodridge Memorial Park
138 Corley Mill Road
Lexington, South Carolina, United States
Burial with Military Honors
General Notes: Child - William Patrick "Billy" HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
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BLYTHEWOOD - A visitation for William Patrick Hydrick, 54, of Blythewood, will be held from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at St. David's Lutheran Church, Monday, May 9, 2016
Mr. Hydrick was born April 3, 1962 in Columbia, SC and passed away Thursday, April 28, 2016. He was the son of Haskell Audry Hydrick and the late, Sandra Smith Hydrick.
William is survived by his sister, Cheryl Sox (Tim) of West Columbia; brother, John Hydrick of Lexington and several nieces and nephews. He is predeceased by a sister, Debra Hydrick.
Caughman-Harman Funeral Home, Lexington Chapel is assisting the family with arrangements.
General Notes: Child - Cheryl Lynn HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Cheryl owns a bachelor's degree. Presently, Protective Service Occupations is the listed occupation. Cheryl's birth date was listed as 07.01.63. Cheryl is sixty years old. Alternative name, for example, Ms Cheryl Ly Sox, Ms Cheryl Lynn Sox, Ms Cheryl L Hydrick, Ms Cheryl L Sox could be used by Cheryl. 150 Lincoln Str, West Columbia, SC 29170-1811 is where Cheryl lives. Roy W Sox, Timg Sox, and two other persons spent some time in this place. The only phone number to contact Cheryl is (803) 356-3561 (Windstream South Carolina, Inc). Three persons, including Timg Sox, Timothy G Sox, Roy W Sox, listed the phone number (803) 356-3561 as their own, various documents indicated
~~~source: officialUSA.com
General Notes: Child - Debra M. HYDRICK
LEXINGTON - Visitation for Debra M. Hydrick, 41, will be held at 4-6 p.m. Sunday, March 19, 2006, at Caughman-Harman Funeral Home, Lexington Chapel.
Miss Hydrick was the daughter of Haskell A. (Angie) Hydrick and the late Sandra Smith Hydrick.
Miss Hydrick is survived by her father of Cayce; brother, Billy Hydrick of Irmo; sister, Cheryl (Tim) Sox of West Columbia; nephews, Cody, Luke, and Cooper; brother, John (Mari) Hydrick of West Columbia; nieces, Kayla and Sarah; nephews, Blake and John Logan; Goddaughter, Brianne Dooley and grandfather, Joe Richard (Bessie) Smith, Sr.
She was predeceased by her grandmother, Marilyn M. Smith.
~~~Published In The State March 18, 2006
General Notes: Child - John HYDRICK
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Husband Haskell Audry "Buddy" HYDRICK
AKA: Haskell Angie
Born: 24 Jun 1942 - Wagener, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 10 Aug 2021 - Cayce, Lexington Co, SC
Buried: - Woodbridge Memorial Park, Lexington, Lexington Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 230808373
Father: Jacob Haskell HYDRICK
Mother: Nora KNOTTS
Marriage:
Wife Anginet "Angie" PRICE
Born:
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Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - Haskell Audry "Buddy" Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
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Haskell "Buddy" Hydrick
June 24, 1942 - August 10, 2021
Cayce, South Carolina - Haskell "Buddy" Hydrick, 79, of Cayce, passed away after a battle with cancer. Buddy was born in Wagener, SC, a son of the late Jacob H. Hydrick and Nora Knotts Hydrick.
Buddy graduated high school in Wagener, SC, and immediately enlisted in the U. S. Air Force. After training at Lackland AFB and Keesler AFB, he served as an Air Traffic Controller at air bases in the Azores and Ramstein, Germany.
Upon discharge from the Air Force, Buddy worked briefly at Busbee Hardware in Wagener, before being employed by the FAA as an Air Traffic Controller in Hickory, NC. He transferred from Hickory to Charleston, SC, and eventually, to Columbia, SC.
After working for the FAA, Buddy was employed by Daniel Construction, and Columbia AMF Bowling Center. He retired from BellSouth (now AT&T), where he worked in Directory Assistance, Operator Services, and as a Digital Tech.
Buddy was an active member of Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church. He was a member of Kairos Sunday School Class, Church Council, and Worship and Music Boards. He had previously served as part of the praise band and playing the bass during services. He loved to play music, and was proficient on the bass, guitar, and keyboard. He could pick the banjo, and he could also manage "Amazing Grace" on the fiddle and the mandolin.
Buddy was inducted into the Midlands SC USBC Association as an instructor. He enjoyed teaching bowling to youth and also other instructors. Buddy believed his mission in life was to make people laugh, or at least smile. He was always ready with a pun or a quick response to a comment. Buddy was strong and loving, smart and kind. He will be greatly missed.
Buddy is survived by his wife, Anginet "Angie" Price Hydrick; his son, John Hydrick (Angela) of West Columbia; his daughter, Cheryl Sox (Tim) of West Columbia; sisters, Joyce Payton (Robert) of South Congaree, Doris Landry of Pensacola, FL, Mary Chavis (Eugene) of North; stepson, Chris Pollock (Allison) of Dunlap, TN; mother-in-law, Barbara Price of Cayce; father-in-law, Charles Price of Batesburg; sisters-in-law, Donna Richards of Marietta, GA, and Tressa Oswalt (Robert) of Lubbock, TX; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and lots of cousins.
He was predeceased by a son, (William Patrick Hydrick) Billy Hydrick, and a daughter, Debra Hydrick.
Services will be held at Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church, 3011 Leaphart Road, West Columbia, SC, at 3:00 PM, Sunday, August 15, 2021, with family visitation at 1:30 pm in the church Fellowship Hall prior to the service. Memorials may be made to "Growing on Holy Ground" at Mt. Hermon Lutheran.
~~~Published by The State on Aug. 13, 2021.
Interment
4:15 pm - 4:45 pm
Sunday, August 15, 2021
Woodridge Memorial Park
138 Corley Mill Road
Lexington, South Carolina, United States
Burial with Military Honors
Husband Terry Allen MARLER
Born: 20 May 1976
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 26 Jun 1999 - First Baptist Church, Crystal Springs, Copiah Co, MS
Wife Heather HYDRICK
Born: 1 Aug 1977
Died:
Buried:
Father: Gary Lynn HYDRICK
Mother: Janice HAYDEL
Children
1 F Hannah Delaney MARLER
Born: 15 Mar 2002
Died:
Buried:
2 F Ainsley MARLER
Born: 4 May 2004
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Heather Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Niece
General Notes: Child - Hannah Delaney MARLER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Grandniece
General Notes: Child - Ainsley MARLER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Grandniece
Husband Richard August SCHAEFER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 28 Jan 1967
Wife Henrietta Louise HYDRICK
Born: 18 Dec 1946 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died:
Buried:
Father: Leo Preston HYDRICK Sr
Mother: Ellen Frances PERELLI
Other Spouse: Jim TIDWELL - 30 Jun 1984
Children
1 M Richard August SCHAEFER
Born: 18 Sep 1967
Died:
Buried:
2 F Michelle Lynn SCHAEFER
Born: 6 May 1969
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - Richard August Schaefer
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
General Notes: Wife - Henrietta Louise Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
General Notes: Child - Michelle Lynn SCHAEFER
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Husband Jim TIDWELL
Born:
Died:
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Marriage: 30 Jun 1984
Wife Henrietta Louise HYDRICK
Born: 18 Dec 1946 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died:
Buried:
Father: Leo Preston HYDRICK Sr
Mother: Ellen Frances PERELLI
Other Spouse: Richard August SCHAEFER - 28 Jan 1967
Children
General Notes: Wife - Henrietta Louise Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
Husband Henry Millard HYDRICK
Born: 18 Apr 1885
Died: 31 Jul 1949
Buried: - Trinity United Methodist Church, North, Orangeburg CO, SC
Find A Grave ID: 76115982
Father: Maj Jacob Haysmith HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Cornelia POU
Marriage:
Wife Ernestine YON
Born: 13 Jun 1905
Died: 2 Aug 1976
Buried: - Melrose Memorial Garden, Swansea, Lexington Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 57166571
Father: Jesse Marlon YON
Mother: Annie Lee (Lou) JEFFCOAT
Other Spouse: Reon Loudon JEFFCOAT
Children
1 M Robert Augustus "Gus" HYDRICK
Born: 31 May 1939
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Gail Patrick "Patsy" JOHNSON
2 M John Franklin HYDRICK
Born: 11 Jul 1943
Died: 18 Oct 2020
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 250953567
Spouse: Sylvia HOFFMAN
General Notes: Husband - Henry Millard Hydrick
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed
Henry was a Magistrate, farmer and livestock dealer who lived at North, SC. In 1910 was at Orangeburg Co, SC.
General Notes: Wife - Ernestine Yon
Second husband was Reon Loudon Jeffcoat FAG MEMORIAL ID Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 1st cousin 5 times removed
Events
1. Alt. Death: 13 Feb 1964, Eastaboga, Calhoun Co, AL.
On the 1900 census Herman is listed as James 1 mo old.
SSN (on file) Buddy lived at Odenville ALA. Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin
HYDRICK, Mildred F. Hydrick, age 85, of Decatur, GA formally of Anniston, AL passed away on Friday, January 26, 2018. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, February 3, 2018 at 11:00 AM in the Chapel of Tim Stewart Funeral Home Snellville. Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin twice removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-1st cousin once removed From Pennsylvania, graduated from Germantown Academy and University of South Carolina. Worked as Head of Recreation Department of the City of Columbia, SC
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed OBITUARY for Patricia Vaughn Hydrick; date of birth: 1931-03-01; recent residence: Fernandina Beach, FL; published by Johns-Ridouts Southside Chapel. July 19, 2014 Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Augusta, GA - On May 2, 2017 our mother, Mrs. Mildred E. Poole Hydrick, wife of the late Mr. Jack Cohen Hydrick, will forever be with our father. She missed him dearly for the past 24 years and was truly his sweetheart. Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed Parents: Beauregard Harold Rucker, Jr. and Ruth Kirkley Rucker
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: Half-2nd cousin once removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd great-granduncle Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 6th cousin Events
1. Alt. Burial: Valleyline Cemetery.
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 2nd cousin 4 times removed Wife of Jacob Butler Hydrick. Daughter of Nathan Jones, Jr. and Carolina Creed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Renge Ann Hydrick 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 5th cousin once removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - Robert Augustus "Gus" HYDRICK
Robert is a Diesel mechanic
General Notes: Child - John Franklin HYDRICK
cremated
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John Franklin Hydrick, 77, of Swansea, passed away on Sunday, October 18, 2020. Mr. Hydrick was born in Lexington County, a son of the late Henry and Ernestine Yon Hydrick.
Survivors include a brother, Robert A. Hydrick, Sr. and a nephew, Robert A. "Robby" Hydrick, Jr.
Culler-McAlhany Funeral Home is assisting the family.
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Franklin is in Air Force of SC National Guard and employed as a air craft mechanic at Intyre Air Force of S.C.N.G. near Columbia SC. His wife is also a member of S.C.N.G.. THEY WERE THE FIRST MARRIED COUPLE to join the Guard.
She is employed as a secretary First National Bank. They live at Woodford,SC.
Husband Thomas JACKSON
Born:
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Marriage:
Wife Hepsaba HYDRICK
Born: 28 May 1814
Died:
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Father: Jacob HYDRICK Jr
Mother: Elizabeth "Betsy" EVANS
Children
General Notes: Wife - Hepsaba Hydrick
Husband Rev Herman Howard HYDRICK
Born: 29 Apr 1900 - Talladega, Cleburne Co, AL
Died: 13 Feb 1964 - Anniston, Calhoun Co, AL
Buried: - Antioch Memorial Gardens, Bynum, Calhoun Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: MP1L-17P
Find A Grave ID: 15977726
Father: Andrew Jackson "Jack" HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Alice MEDLOCK
Marriage: 11 Aug 1920 - Calhoun, AL
Wife Annis Mae KELLER
Born: 25 Mar 1902 - , , AL
Died: 11 Oct 1992 - Anniston, Calhoun Co, AL
Buried: - Antioch Baptist Cemetery, Bynum, Calhoun Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: L2PP-2HJ
Find A Grave ID: 15977731
Father: William Moses KELLER
Mother: Arletta Jane “Letha” ROBERTS
Children
1 F Mildred Lois HYDRICK
Born: 2 Aug 1921 - Oxford, Calhoun Co, AL
Died: 20 Jan 2003 - Anniston, Calhoun Co, AL
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: L2P4-MH6
Spouse: Henry Carlton ARMSTRONG
Marr: 6 Oct 1945 - Alabama City, Etowah Co, AL
Spouse: John Gordon WILLIAMON
2 M Jackson William "Buddy" HYDRICK
Born: 14 Mar 1923 - , , AL
Died: 31 May 2012 - , , AL
Buried: - Rainbow Memorial Park, Rainbow City, Etowah Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: L51N-5CS
Find A Grave ID: 148866517
Spouse: Sara Frances DODD
General Notes: Husband - Rev Herman Howard Hydrick
General Notes: Child - Mildred Lois HYDRICK
1950 census shows her and daughter, Henni (Henri) Lynn, living in parents' home. Her occupation was listed as Beauty Operator
General Notes: Child - Jackson William "Buddy" HYDRICK
Per http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tracks/reaves/dat26.htm#42 his name is William Jackson Hydrick
I also talked to "Buddy Hydrick" he is the son of Herman H. Hydrick and Annis Keller Hydrick, brother to Mildred. His name is
Jackson William Hydrick; I asked because all I had ever heard was Buddy and his sister told me it was William Jackson. So now I know for sure that it is Jackson William Hydrick. He was named for his grandfathers, one Andrew Jackson and the other William Keller; Got that from the Horse's Mouth so maybe that is correct
~~~email to me from Willie Bunt dated 23 Jan 2003 - DMH
Husband Danny Allen PRESLEY
Born: 22 Jan 1951 - Charleston, Charleston Co, SC
Died:
Buried:
Father: Floyd Noel PRESLEY
Mother: Gloria Marie PERFETTI
Marriage: 15 Jul 1977
Wife Hilda Ann HYDRICK
Born: 1 Sep 1951 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died:
Buried:
Father: Jack Dempsey HYDRICK
Mother: Martha Ann HAYES
Children
1 M Daniel Noel PRESLEY
Born: 2 Jun 1981 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died:
Buried:
2 M Matthew Stephen PRESLEY
Born: 19 Dec 1985 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Hilda Ann Hydrick
General Notes: Child - Daniel Noel PRESLEY
General Notes: Child - Matthew Stephen PRESLEY
Husband Michael Keith WALDROP
Born:
Died:
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Marriage:
Wife Holly HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Dr Dick S. HYDRICK
Mother: Phyllis Ann PARKS
Children
1 F Halley Ann WALDROP
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Husband John WERCHAN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Holly Ann HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: George Robert HYDRICK II
Mother: Patricia Ann "Patti" BLACKMON
Children
General Notes: Wife - Holly Ann Hydrick
Husband George SCHMIELER
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Marriage:
Wife Hope HYDRICK
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Father: Kenneth Earl HYDRICK
Mother: Marie PORTER
Children
General Notes: Wife - Hope Hydrick
Husband Hoyt Howard HYDRICK Sr.
Born: 29 Apr 1930 - , Calhoun Co, AL
Died: 19 Oct 1982 - Decatur, DeKalb Co, GA
Buried: - Antioch Baptist Cemetery, Bynum, Calhoun Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 84111429
Father: Ernest Leetus HYDRICK
Mother: Delia Aremattie “Dellie” RAY
Marriage:
Wife Mildred Florence MURRAY
Born: 14 May 1932 - , , AL
Died: 26 Jan 2018 - Decatur, DeKalb Co, GA
Buried: - Antioch Baptist Cemetery, Bynum, Calhoun Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 84111414
Children
General Notes: Wife - Mildred Florence Murray
Mrs. Hydrick was a homemaker. She is a daughter of the late Chester Lee and Jessie Cole Murray and widow of Howard Hoyt Hydrick, Sr. She is preceded by a brother Kenneth Murray and a daughter & son-in-law Donna and Alan Keese. She is survived by daughters & sons-in-law Deborah & Terry Whitman of Lawrenceville, GA, Beverly & Steve Wilson of Decatur, GA, Becky & Ernie Dorough of Eatonton, GA, son & daughter-in-law Howard & Angie Hydrick, Jr. of Goldsboro, NC, sisters Virginia Horton of Oxford, AL Evelyn Pilkington of Bynum, AL Frances Gay of Anniston, AL Barbara Rowan of Jacksonville, AL 11 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 10 - 11 AM on Saturday, February 3, 2018 at Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 2246 Wisteria Dr. SW, Snellville, GA. 770-979-5010
Husband Ramsey R. REEVES
Born: 1869
Died: 24 Aug 1960
Buried: - West View Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 109750926
Marriage:
Wife Ida HYDRICK
Born: 1869 - , , SC
Died: 4 Feb 1964
Buried: - West View Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Find A Grave ID: 109750794
Father: Emanuel P. HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Ann POOLE
Children
General Notes: Wife - Ida Hydrick
Husband Rufus Lee "Bud" STAFFORD
Born: 24 Apr 1878 - , , AR
Died: 3 Jan 1952 - Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Buried: - Misener Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Cross Co, AR
Find A Grave ID: 11904030
Marriage:
Wife Iodia Clyde HYDRICK
Born: 5 Dec 1882 - , , AR
Died: 3 May 1966 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Buried:
Find A Grave ID: 9023018
Father: Robert Vann HYDRICK
Mother: Ida Anne THORN
Other Spouse: John Henry ELDRIDGE
Children
General Notes: Wife - Iodia Clyde Hydrick
Husband John Henry's death certificate lists his wife as Clyde so she must have gone by this name rather than Iodia.
Husband Alvin D. RUTSKY
Born: 16 Jul 1914
Died: 12 Jun 1944 - in WWII
Buried: - Temple Israel Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Find A Grave ID: 148603746
Marriage: 25 Dec 1935
Wife Ione "Sister" "Holly" HYDRICK
Born: 29 Jul 1916 - Birdeye, Cross Co, AR
Died: 1 Feb 1979 - West Memphis, Crittenden Co, AR
Buried: - Cogbill Cemetery, Wynne, Cross Co, AR
FamilySearch ID: GKNJ-RBB
Find A Grave ID: 8703510
Father: Oliver Story HYDRICK
Mother: Minnie Ora TILLERY
Other Spouse: Paul Maloan BAKER - 2 May 1946
Children
General Notes: Wife - Ione "Sister" "Holly" Hydrick
died in Methodist Hospital
Husband William Charles "Bill" WILSON
Born: 18 Nov 1932
Died:
Buried:
Marriage: 22 Dec 1956
Wife Irma Jean HYDRICK
Born: 19 Mar 1937
Died:
Buried:
Father: Grady Bellinger HYDRICK
Mother: Lavenia Eulaela "Venia" MYERS
Children
1 F Lisa Lynn WILSON
Born: 28 Sep 1957
Died:
Buried:
2 M William Charles "Woody" WILSON Jr
Born: 27 Oct 1959
Died:
Buried:
3 F Wendy Cheryl WILSON
Born: 10 Aug 1963
Died:
Buried:
4 M Jason Gilmore WILSON
Born: 5 Aug 1968
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Husband - William Charles "Bill" Wilson
General Notes: Wife - Irma Jean Hydrick
General Notes: Child - Lisa Lynn WILSON
General Notes: Child - William Charles "Woody" WILSON Jr
General Notes: Child - Wendy Cheryl WILSON
General Notes: Child - Jason Gilmore WILSON
Husband Jack Chatman HYDRICK
Born: 7 Nov 1927 - Fairfield, Jefferson Co, AL
Died: 31 Dec 1980 - Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Buried: - Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 194292678
Father: Chatman HYDRICK
Mother: Lillian Louise ERNEST
Marriage: - Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Wife Patricia VAUGHN
Born: 1 Mar 1931 - Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Died: 19 Jul 2014 - Fernandina Beach, Nassau Co, FL
Buried: - Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 133224805
Children
1 M Robert Vaughn HYDRICK
Born: 24 Sep 1950 - Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Laura Cecile LEWIS
Spouse: Pamela Lynne BERHER
Marr: 14 May 1983
2 F Jacalyn HYDRICK
AKA: Jackie
Born: 7 Nov 1953 - Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Died: 7 Jun 2010
Buried: - Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co, AL
Find A Grave ID: 190949575
General Notes: Husband - Jack Chatman Hydrick
Jack and Patricia had 2 children
General Notes: Wife - Patricia Vaughn
Mrs. Patricia Vaughn Hydrick, age 83, former longtime resident of Birmingham, Alabama, passed away on Saturday morning, July 19, 2014. Born in Birmingham, she was the daughter of the late Frank and Martha Coggin Vaughn. She was a graduate of Ensley High School, Class of 1949.
After high school, she married Jack Chatman Hydrick. The newlyweds made their home in Birmingham as her husband pursued his career with U.S. Steel. Their son Bob was born in 1950 and Jackie followed in 1953. As they raised their children, they lived in the Ensley area of Birmingham. In 1963, the Hydrick family moved to Hueytown.
Mrs. Hydrick worked in Accounting and Bookkeeping for several local businesses including Kraft Foods and McConnel Sales until retiring in 1996. She was a former member of the Ensley Baptist Church and a present membership of Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church in Hueytown.
Mrs. Hydrick is preceded in death by her husband, her daughter, Jackie Simonetti and her son in law; Mike Simonetti. Also, waiting over The Rainbow Bridge is her beloved West Highland Terrier, Princess.
She leaves behind, her son, Robert "Bob" Hydrick and his wife, Pam, Fernandina Beach, FL, two sisters, Helen Bateman, Apopka, FL, Faye O'Brien, San Antonio, TX, three grandchildren, Kathy Morrison; (Scott) Tricia Key; (Jonathan) and Capt. Ashley Hydrick, currently serving in the U.S. Army, great grandchildren, Tyler, Zachary, Molly Kate, Christian and Katilyn as well as several nieces and nephews.
Graveside Services will at 3:00 pm on Tuesday, July 22, 2014 2014 at Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama. She is laid to rest beside her husband.
General Notes: Child - Robert Vaughn HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Jacalyn HYDRICK
Husband Jack Cohen HYDRICK
Born: 10 Nov 1912 - Wagener, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 29 Jun 1993 - , Richmond Co, GA
Buried: - West View Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
FamilySearch ID: GWYW-3TV
Find A Grave ID: 138945204
Father: Claude Edward HYDRICK
Mother: Annie Laura WHITTLE
Marriage: 1940
Wife Mildred Eunice POOLE
Born: 4 May 1921 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Died: 2 May 2017 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Buried: - Westover Memorial Park, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
FamilySearch ID: GWY7-1CT
Find A Grave ID: 179039168
Children
General Notes: Wife - Mildred Eunice Poole
She was the daughter of the late Mr. John Braddy Poole and Florrie C. Poole of Louisville, GA, but leaves behind daughters: Barbara Davis (Walter) and Dorothy Mallory (David) to cherish her memory and the unconditional love she had for us all. She was blessed with many nieces and nephews, to be part of her life as well as several step grandchildren and step great grandchildren.
We wish to thank her special angels: Kathy Spencer, Dayle Lipski, Kim Rhoden, Katie Davis, Faith Stone and Iris Taylor for their wonderful care, but especially their love for our Mama. May the deep abiding faith which carried her throughout her life be with you all.
A funeral service was held May 5, 2017 at Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors with Pastor Pennye C. Duncan officiating. Interment followed in Westover Memorial Park.
Husband Jack Daniel HYDRICK
Born: 13 Feb 1918
Died: 13 Dec 1996
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 45796609
Father: Daniel Hildebrand HYDRICK
Mother: Margaret Ruth KNOTTS
Marriage: 30 Oct 1947
Wife Ruth Kirkley "Ruthie" RUCKER
Born: 21 Mar 1927 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died: 22 Dec 2012 - , , SC
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 102488684
Children
1 F Elizabeth Ruth HYDRICK
Born: 29 Sep 1948 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Donald Lever BRICKLE
Spouse: Gerald Reynolds MORGAN
Marr: 29 Jan 1972
2 M Jack Daniel HYDRICK
Born: 20 Mar 1951 - Orangeburg, Orangeburg Co, SC
Died:
Buried:
3 F Janet Ann HYDRICK
Born: 14 Aug 1958
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Richard Anthony ANTLEY
Marr: 4 Jun 1977
General Notes: Husband - Jack Daniel Hydrick
TEC 5 US ARMY
WWII
Jack lived at Hillview SC.
General Notes: Wife - Ruth Kirkley "Ruthie" Rucker
General Notes: Child - Elizabeth Ruth HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Jack Daniel HYDRICK
Jack lives in Columbia SC
General Notes: Child - Janet Ann HYDRICK
Husband Jack G. HYDRICK
Born: 8 Sep 1932 - , Lexington Co, SC
Died: 17 Mar 2000 - , Lexington Co, SC
Buried: - Pauline Church of Christ Cemetery, Leesville, Lexington Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 47402087
Father: Fred Quitman HYDRICK
Mother: Azalee MARTIN
Marriage:
Wife Dorothy Mae SANDERS
Born: 20 Dec 1933
Died: 23 Mar 1988
Buried: - Pauline Church of Christ Cemetery, Leesville, Lexington Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 47402102
Children
General Notes: Husband - Jack G. Hydrick
Husband Ronald Wayne RHEA
Born: 7 May 1955 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died:
Buried:
Father: John Thomas RHEA
Mother: Leona Faye MELTON
Marriage: 21 Dec 1974
Wife Jackie Nell HYDRICK
Born: 6 Feb 1955 - Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Died: 16 Sep 2009
Buried: - Memorial Park Cemetery, Memphis, Shelby Co, TN
Find A Grave ID: 48907253
Father: Jack Dempsey HYDRICK
Mother: Martha Ann HAYES
Children
1 F Rachael Ann RHEA
Born: 28 Dec 1978
Died:
Buried:
2 M Benjamin Caleb RHEA
Born: 17 Jul 1981
Died:
Buried:
General Notes: Wife - Jackie Nell Hydrick
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JACKIE NELL HYDRICK RHEA, 54, of Memphis, TN, passed on Wednesday, September 16, 2009.
She leaves her daughter, Rachael Rhea (Dave), her son, Benjamin Rhea (Sarah), her former husband, Ronald Rhea; her mother, Martha Ann Hydrick (Jack, predeceased), brother, Pat Hydrick (Linda); her sisters, Kathy Crawford (Tommy); Hilda Presley (Danny); Nancy Schiller (Buddy); a host of nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews: Jack (Melana), Gretchen (Lance), Tommy, Justin, Amy (Adam), Ann, Daniel (Kristina), Matthew, (Lindsey), Isabelle, Peyton, Jesse, Caroline, Alice, Trevor, Claire, Asa, Kate, Lukas and Layla.
We miss her and will celebrate her life during a memorial service on September 20, 2009 between 2-4 p.m. in Room 230 (above the south foyer) at Hope Presbyterian Church, 8500 Walnut Grove, Cordova, TN.
~~~(Published in The Commercial Appeal 9/18/2009)
General Notes: Child - Rachael Ann RHEA
Husband Jacob "Jake" HYDRICK
Born: 1834 - MItchell, Poinsett Co, AR
Died:
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: L7BV-CHR
Father: John Powell HYDRICK
Mother: Elizabeth "Betsy" UNKNOWN
Marriage:
Wife *Wife TAYLOR
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - Jacob "Jake" Hydrick
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Notes from Patrick Hydrick's GedCom:
Jake was in the Civil War, Confederate, Co D 30th Ark Inf. He had no issue.
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THIRTIETH ARKANSAS INFANTRY
The Thirtieth Arkansas Infantry was organized in the summer of 1862. At least two other regiments were sometimes unofficially known as the Thirtieth Arkansas Infantry, the Twenty-Fifth and Thirty-Ninth regiments.
Like almost all Civil War units the Thirtieth Arkansas Infantry was frequently known by an alternate designation derived from the name of its commanding officer. Names of this type used by or for the regiment appear below.
James W Rogan's Infantry
A J McNeill's Infantry
W A Cotter's Infantry
Robert A Hart's Infantry
Paul M Cobb's Infantry
Joseph C Martin's Infantry
In addition to these designations, the regiment was also sometimes known by its nickname, or local designation, of the Fifth
Trans-Mississippi Regiment.
The regiment served west of the Mississippi River throughout its career, in the Trans-Mississippi Department and the Army of the Trans-Mississippi. Listed below are the specific higher command assignments of the regiment.
Sept 28, 1862 McRae's Brigade, District of Arkansas, Trans-Mississippi Department
Dec 10, 1862 Second Brigade, Second Division, First Corps, Army of Trans-Mississippi
Aug 1, 1864 Unattached, Fagan's Division, Price's Command, Army of Trans-Mississippi
Sept 30, 186 First Arkansas Infantry Brigade, First Arkansas Infantry Division, Second Corps, Army of Trans-Mississippi
In the early summer of 1864 the regiment was mounted and it served as a mounted infantry regiment until after the close of Price's expedition into Missouri in late 1864. During this period it was sometimes referred to as the Thirtieth Arkansas Mounted Infantry and, less frequently, the Thirtieth Arkansas Cavalry.
The regiment took part in a number of engagements during its career. These are identified below.
Dec 7, 1862: Battle, Prairie Grove, Fayetteville (Illinois Creek), AR
Dec 27 - 29, 1862: Operations against the Expedition over the Boston Mountains, AR
Jul 4, 1863: Attack, Helena, AR
Aug 1 - Sep 14, 1863: Operations against Steele's Expedition to Little Rock, AR
Sep 10, 1863: Engagement, Bayou Fourche, AR
Sep 10, 1863: Evacuation, Little Rock, AR
Sep 11 - 13, 1863: Retreat towards Arkadelphia, AR
Sep 11, 1863: Skirmish near Little Rock, AR
Mar 23 - May 3, 1864: Operations against Steele's Expedition from Little Rock to Camden, AR
Apr 3 - 4, 1864: Engagement, Elkins' Ferry, Little Missouri River, AR
Apr 9 - 12, 1864: Action, Prairie D'Ann, AR
Apr 15, 1864: Action, Jenkins' Ferry, Camden, AR
Apr 25, 1864: Engagement, Mark's Mills, AR
Apr 30, 1864: Engagement, Jenkins' Ferry, Saline River, AR
Aug 29 - Dec 3, 1864: Price's Invasion of Missouri
Oct 7, 1864: Action, Moreau Bottom, Jefferson City, MO
Oct 9, 1864: Skirmish and Engagement, Booneville, MO
Oct 15, 1864: Action, Glasgow, MO
Oct 21, 1864: Action, Little Blue, MO
Oct 22, 1864: Action, Byram's Ford, Big Blue, State Line, MO
Oct 25, 1864: Engagement, Westport, Big Blue, MO
Oct 25, 1864: Battle, Marmiton, Charlot, MO
Oct 25, 1864: Engagement, Mine Creek, Little Osage River, Marias des Cygnes, KS
June 2, 1865: The Thirtieth Arkansas Infantry was included among the Confederate Trans-Mississippi units that surrendered at Galveston
According to unofficial sources, the regiment disbanded near Marshall, Texas, in mid-May, 1865, once the news of the collapse of the eastern part of the Confederate reached the Trans-Mississippi region.
Husband Jacob Aaron HYDRICK
Born: 7 Mar 1984 - Druid City Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
Died:
Buried:
Father: Daniel Frank HYDRICK
Mother: Tina Lynn BOOTH
Marriage: 17 May 2008 - Cornerstone Baptist Church, Boaz AL
Wife Sarah Kathryn LUKEN
Born:
Died:
Buried:
Children
General Notes: Husband - Jacob Aaron Hydrick
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hydrick (Tina Booth) announce the birth of twin sons on March 7 at Druid City Hospital, Jacob Aaron weighing 6 pounds, 5 ounces, and Joseph Andrew weighing 7 pounds, 10 % ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Booth of Northport and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hydrick of Fosters. Great - grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols of Fayette, Mrs. Etta Parris of Northport, the late Vela Booth, Oscar Hydrick of Fosters, the late Linnie Hydrick, Mrs. Barbara Jones of Fosters and the late Theodore Jones
~~~The Tuscaloosa News - Apr 15 1984 • Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Husband Jacob Butler HYDRICK
Born: 25 Jan 1842 - , , SC
Died: 29 May 1904
Buried: - Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, , Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: KZDP-RWG
Find A Grave ID: 85839079
Father: Kindred HYDRICK
Mother: Jane KENNEDY
Marriage: Abt 1871
Wife Frances L. JONES
Born: 4 Jun 1840 - , , SC
Died: 26 Dec 1932
Buried: - Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, , Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LRG4-B2V
Find A Grave ID: 85839916
Children
1 M Gideon Jacob HYDRICK
Born: 16 Jan 1866 - , , SC 8
Died: 12 Mar 1930 - , Aiken Co, SC
Buried: - Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, , Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LDL6-PHM
Find A Grave ID: 85834755
Spouse: Louisa COURTNEY
2 F Narcissus Elizabeth HYDRICK
Born: 5 Apr1867 - , , SC
Died: 27 Jun 1919
Buried: - Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Springfield, Orangeburg Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: 9VGT-TB7
Find A Grave ID: 46409222
Spouse: Robert L. CORBITT
3 M Stanmore Jones HYDRICK
Born: 29 Sep 1872 - , Aiken Co, SC
Died: 24 Oct 1918
Buried: - Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, Pike Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: LT4G-5CW
Find A Grave ID: 5868595
Spouse: Emma Louise CANNON
Marr: 1895
4 M Luther Winfield HYDRICK
Born: 19 Mar 1874 - Aiken, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 23 Sep 1951 - Montgomery, Montgomery Co, AL
Buried: - Ladonia Baptist Church, Phenix City, Russell Co, AL
FamilySearch ID: GZTJ-J8L
Find A Grave ID: 58653893
Spouse: Eula Belle SMITH
Marr: 1904 - Covington Co, AL
5 F Galena F. HYDRICK
Born: 1875
Died:
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: LT4G-YXY
6 F Renge Ann "Ruggie" HYDRICK
Born: 7 Mar 1878 - , , SC
Died: 19 Feb 1913 - , , SC
Buried: - Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery, , Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LT4G-BNK
Find A Grave ID: 85838417
7 F Elvira HYDRICK
Born: 28 Feb 1879
Died: 28 Jul 1951
Buried: - Bethcar Baptist Church Cemetery, Wagener, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: MCC2-NJ8
Find A Grave ID: 27529321
Spouse: William Henry JACKSON
8 F Lillian Viola HYDRICK
Born: 7 Dec 1882 - , Aiken Co, SC
Died: 13 Sep 1960 - , Aiken Co, SC
Buried: - Langley Cemetery, Langley, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LTCS-F4R
Find A Grave ID: 85569163
Spouse: Elisha Stuart SAWYER
9 F Connie HYDRICK
Born: 26 Jun 1896 - , Aiken Co, SC
Died: 27 May 1937 - Aiken, Aiken Co, SC
Buried: - Bethcar Baptist Church Cemetery, Wagener, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: GDJ1-HTW
Find A Grave ID: 173770250
Spouse: Henry Aldrich GARVIN Sr
10 F Minnie Ola HYDRICK
Born: 1899
Died:
Buried:
FamilySearch ID: GDJ1-NPL
General Notes: Husband - Jacob Butler Hydrick
CENSUS:
1870
MILITARY: Jacob was in Co. I, 20th SC Infantry, Confederate, Private.
Was in Giddy Swamp, Aiken County, SC in 1880.
NOTES FROM ORA HYDRICK SMITH OF PHOENIX, AZ, Jacob was in Co I 20th SC Inf Private Confederate.
In 1880 in Giddy Swamp, Aiken Co, SC.
General Notes: Wife - Frances L. Jones
In 1910 Frances was in Aiken Co SC
1 FAMS @F89@
General Notes: Child - Gideon Jacob HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Narcissus Elizabeth HYDRICK
2nd wife of Robert L Corbett
General Notes: Child - Stanmore Jones HYDRICK
Stanmore lived in Troy AL, Jim Waggoner's line. Oakwood Cemetery, north of North Knox Street area near wooded area -east side Block J Name Stan J Hydrick Age in 1910 37 Estimated Birth Year 1872 Birthplace SC Race White Gender Male Series T624 Roll 31 Part 2 Page 79B Year 1910
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Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 3rd cousin 3 times removed
General Notes: Child - Luther Winfield HYDRICK
In 1900 in ALA, 1910 in Pike Co ALA, Troy twp.
1900 Soundex provided by Willie Mae Reaves Bunt states Luther's birthmonth as March. Also he was living in Covington County in Hamptonville in 1900
Also living in this household was a George Williams born 1880 in SC
From Ora Hydrick Smith:
OCCUPATION:
1920 - Section Foreman for Railroad Station, Gantt, Covington County, Alabama
1930 - Foreman for Rail Way, Gantt, Covington County, Alabama
In the book "Sacred to the Memory of the Ancestors of Russell County, Alabama", compiled by Phyllis W. East, FHL US/CAN 976.1485 V3e, there is record of _________(first name unreadable on headstone) Hydrick, born 1902,
died 1980, and Luther W. Hydrick, born 19 March 1874, died 23 September 1951, both buried in Ladonia Baptist Church. Also, an infant Hydrick, born 5 August 1942, died 5 August 1942, daughter of J.L. Hydrick, buried at Pi Grove Cemetery.
Excerpt from email of Willie Mae Bunt <wbunt@hiwaay.net> Oct. 9, 2002:
Luther Whitfield Hydrick lived in Al. in 1900 and I had already found him and his wife Eula, living in Pike Co. in 1900. Now I want to look in 1910 and see if I can find them with their kids. They had a boarder living with them by the name of George Williams, he was the same age as Eula and was from S. C. as was Luther. That name stuck out at me since my mother had a brother named Luther and I have a brother named Luther (Reaves).
Willie Mae Bunt
2100 Deborah Lane
Oxford, Al. 36203
Excerpt from email of Willie Mae Bunt <wbunt@hiwaay.net> July 18, 2004:
Luther W. Hydrick was born in Aiken, S.C. and died in Montgomery AL. His usual residence was Russell County, Phe nix City AL. Crawford Road, route 1. His informant was listed as Elizabeth Hydrick of Phenix City AL. He was born 3 /19/1876 and died 9/23/1951. (Willie Mae Bunt wrote this email after visiting Wallace State Library. She did not give reference to what record she found this information on.)
General Notes: Child - Galena F. HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Renge Ann "Ruggie" HYDRICK
Gravestone shows her name as Ruggie Ann
General Notes: Child - Elvira HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Lillian Viola HYDRICK
Wife of Elisha Stuart Sawyer. Daughter of Jacob B. Hydrick and Fannie Jones Hydrick.
General Notes: Child - Connie HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Minnie Ola HYDRICK
Husband Jacob Butler "J.B." HYDRICK Jr
Born: 25 Apr 1921 - , Aiken Co, SC
Died: 2 Aug 2010 - Warrenville, Aiken Co, SC
Buried: - Warrenville Cemetery, Warrenville, Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 80221555
Father: Jacob Butler "Jake" HYDRICK Sr
Mother: Lula BURCKHALTER
Marriage:
Wife Ethel WHITT
Born: 17 Aug 1917 - , Spartenburg Co, SC
Died: 1 Aug 1988
Buried: - Warrenville Cemetery, Warrenville, Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 41402640
Children
1 M Benny HYDRICK
Born: 20 Feb 1948 - Warrenville, Aiken Co, SC
Died:
Buried:
Spouse: Mary E. WISE
General Notes: Husband - Jacob Butler "J.B." Hydrick Jr
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Entered into rest on Monday, August 2, 2010, Mr. J. B. Hydrick, age 89 of Warrenville, S. C., husband of the late Florence Ethel Whitt Hydrick and son of the late Rev. Jacob Butler Hydrick and the late Lula Burckhalter Hydrick.
He is survived by a son, Benny Hydrick of Warrenville, S. C.; daughters and sons-in-law; Helen and Wayne Crumback of Aiken, S. C., Brenda and Tommy Love of Appling, Ga.; a brother and sister-in-law, James and Cindy Irick of Montmorenci, S. C.; seven grandchildren, eight great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild.
He was born in and was a lifelong resident of Aiken County, S. C. He was of the Baptist faith. He loved animals of all sorts whether it be chickens, horses, goats, etc. He will be greatly missed by his family, friends and all whose lives he touched along the way; however, there is a consolation in knowing that he is now free of pain and suffering.
A service celebrating his life will be held on Thursday, August 5, 2010 at 5:00 PM in the Chapel of Napier Funeral Home with Rev. Carl Hayes and Rev. John Arthur officiating. The interment will follow at the Warrenville Cemetery.
~~~© 2021 Napier Funeral Home
General Notes: Child - Benny HYDRICK
Benny supplied information. He lived at Box 91, Warrenville, SC 29851.
Benny worked in Texile.
Husband Jacob Butler "Jake" HYDRICK Sr
Born: 12 Jun 1874 - Wagener, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 1 Feb 1942 - Warrenville, Aiken County, SC
Buried: - Vaucluse City Cemetery, Vaucluse, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: L2WM-9Y3
Find A Grave ID: 78571700
Father: Emanuel P. HYDRICK
Mother: Mary Ann POOLE
Marriage:
Wife Alice Rebecca KOON
Born: 19 Feb 1874 - , , SC
Died: 23 Nov 1922 - Gloverville, Aiken County, SC
Buried: - Vaucluse City Cemetery, Vaucluse, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: L2WM-9B9
Find A Grave ID: 220566353
Children
1 F Martha L. "Mattie" HYDRICK
Born: 25 Oct 1896 - Vaucluse, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 13 Sep 1990 - Aiken, Aiken Co, SC
Buried: - Langley Cemetery, Langley, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: LK53-SNG
Find A Grave ID: 117040249
Spouse: Alexander Coursey BAKER
2 F Ida Leola HYDRICK
Born: 10 Dec 1899 - Langley, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 12 Oct 1968 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Buried: - Langley Cemetery, Langley, Aiken Co, SC
FamilySearch ID: GMF1-NW6
Find A Grave ID: 137897776
Spouse: George Osceola HARRISON Sr
3 M Audry Theodore HYDRICK
Born: 9 Aug 1903 - Groverville, Aiken Co, SC
Died: 28 Apr 1994 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Buried: - Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery, Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
FamilySearch ID: L6Z9-Y79
Find A Grave ID: 117605207
Spouse: Daisy G. GUNTHER
Marr: 1939 - North Augusta, SC
4 F Thelma HYDRICK
Born: 1909 - Gloverville, Aiken County, SC
Died: 16 May 1984 - Augusta, Richmond Co, GA
Buried: - Vaucluse City Cemetery, Vaucluse, Aiken Co, SC
Find A Grave ID: 78571745
Spouse: John Emanuel SCOTT
General Notes: Husband - Jacob Butler "Jake" Hydrick Sr
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Jake Hydrick Claimed By Death
Aiken County Pastor's Funeral Held Tuesday
The Rev. Jake Butler Hydrick, who served as a pastor in Aiken county for 38 years, died Sunday at his home near Warrenville.
Funeral services were held at the Vaucluse church Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Thomas J. Argo officiated assisted by the Rev. D. R, Dickerson and the Rev. Robert Ussery. Interment followed in the churchyard cemetery.
Well known and admired throughout the county, Rev. Hydrick served many Baptist churches of this section during his career. He retired several years ago, after serving his last pastorate at the Piney Grove Baptist church.
Active pallbearers were Odell Woodward, Willie Craig, Cleo Proctor, Willie Sawyers, Millie Sawyers and H. F. Dicks.
Honorary pallbearers were J. B. Gurganious, L. C. Lambert, L. M. Irick, Charlie Carter, Mark Fulmer, W. M. Turner and J. A. Argo.
Surviving Rev. Hydrick are his wife, Mrs. Lula Burckhalter Hydrick; four daughters, Mrs. George Harrison of Augusta, Mrs. A. C. Baker of Gloverville, Mrs. John Scott of Augusta, and Miss Minnie Mae Hydrick of Warrenville; Two sons, Audrey Hydrick of Augusta, and J. B. Hydrick, Jr., of Warrenville; three sisters, Mrs. Ramsey Reeves of Augusta, Mrs. Minerva Fountain of Gloverville and Mrs. J. B. Garvin of Gloverville; two brothers, E. H. Hydrick of Augusta and A. P. Hydrick of Gloverville and 14 grandchildren.
~~~Aiken Standard (Aiken, South Carolina) · 4 Feb 1942, Wed · Page 2
Records seem to indicate he was named for an Uncle Jacob Butler, b.1842
General Notes: Child - Martha L. "Mattie" HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Ida Leola HYDRICK
General Notes: Child - Audry Theodore HYDRICK
Buried in the same lot with Madie English Hydrick (Find A Grave 117605300) and wife, Daisy. Was Madie their daughter or daughter-in-law? No connection found however her date of birth is showing as 1906 or 1908 (depending upon which record you accept), so she may have been another wife of Audry as "English" is italicized on her findagrave record meaning that was her maiden name -DMH
Name Audry T Hydrick Gender Male Residence Year 1940 Residence Place Augusta, Georgia Occupation Textile Worker Spouse Daisy R Hydrick Publication Title Augusta, GA, City Directory 1940
1930 census shows Audrey married to Mamie Krepps who was 11 years older than he and she had a son, Broadus (17), who was living in the household. They lived in Langley, SC and they both worked in a cotton mill.
1940 census shows him married to Daisy with no children listed living in Langley, SC. They both worked in a cotton mill
1950 census shows him married to Daisy with no children listed living in Augusta, GA. Only Audry works at a cotton mill
In 1984 Audry was living at 1831 Broad St, Augusta, GA 30904
Relationship to Dennis Morgan Hydrick: 4th cousin twice removed
General Notes: Child - Thelma HYDRICK