Kit Carson County, Colorado
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Kit Carson County Pioneers:
Phillip H. and Elizabeth Hemrick, 9 South 51 West
In 1850 Kane County, Illinois,
Michel "Henerick" is
40,
Dorothy Henerick
27,
Michel Henerick
7,
Charles Henerick
4, and
Philip Henerick 2.
In 1860 Kane County,
Michael "Hamrick" is
50,
Dawerty Hamrick
40,
Michael Hamrick
17,
Charles Hamrick,
Phillip Hamrick 12,
Christianna Hamrick
9,
Wm. Hamrick
6,
Elizabeth Hamrick
5,
Mase Hamrick, and
John Hamrick
1.
In 1870 Kane County,
Philip Hendrick is 21,
Caroline Hendrick,
Emma C. Hendrick
10/12, and
Sophia Birkley
56.
In 1880 Kane County,
Philip Hamrick is
32,
Carline Hamrick
29 Wife,
Emma Hamrick
10 Daughter,
Adda Hamrick
6/12 Daughter, and
Sophia Berkley 65 Mother
In 1900 Kane County,
Piliph "Hemzacek" is widowed, born September 1848 in Illinois,
Addie Hammerick
20 Daughter, and
Richard Golesch
22 Boarder.
Phillip claimed a 160 acres in section 26, 9 South, 51W in 1911, and another 160 acres in 26 in 1913.
Elizabeth "Hemrich" claimed 80 acres in section 26 in 1911.
Hemrick, Eotia Lula is buried in the Flagler, Colorado cemetery.
The stone has "Humrich"
Eolia L. Humrich
BIRTH 1 Aug 1903
DEATH 23 Dec 1924
BURIAL
Flagler Cemetery
Flagler, Kit Carson County, Colorado, USA
MEMORIAL ID 27163282.
There was a Calvin Humrich family in Kit Carson County in 1935, so Eolia might not be related to Philip and Elizabeth at all.
Philip H. Hemrick
BIRTH 25 Sep 1848
Kane County, Illinois, USA
DEATH 29 Jan 1917
Illinois, USA
BURIAL
Hampshire Center Cemetery
Hampshire, Kane County, Illinois, USA
PLOT F-174
MEMORIAL ID 119854826.
"PHILLIP H. HEMRICK, who engaged in farming on section 30, Rutland township, was born in Hampshire township, Kane county, Illinois, on section 13, September 25, 1848, and is the son of Michael and Dora (Hauslein) Hemrick, both of whom were natives of Bavaria, Germany, where they grew to manhood and womanhood, and were married, emigrating to America in 1845, and locating on a farm on sections 13 and 24, where they resided until their death, the latter dying when sixty years old, and the former at the age of seventy-six years. They were the parents of eight children, as follows: Michael, living in Kansas; Charles, also living in Kansas; Phillip, our subject; Dinah, wife of Jacob Miller, of Hampshire township; William, who died from the effects of sun stroke; Elizabeth, deceased; John, living on the home farm, and Malachi, deceased.
The subject of this sketch was reared on the home farm, and attended the district schools during the winter terms, and engaged in farm work the rest of the year. He remained under the parental roof until the age of twenty, when he hired out for one year. He was married in Elgin township April 13, 1869, to Caroline M. Maupton, who was born in Hampshire township July 12, 1850, and was the daughter of John and Sophia (Kolb) Maupton. The former died in 1852, and the latter makes her home with our subject. Mrs. Hemrick died January 8, 1898, leaving two children - Emma C. and Addie. They lost one, Ida S., who died at the age of six years. Emma C. is now the wife of E. A. Gage, of whom a more extended notice appears elsewhere in this work.
Mr. Hemrick is a member of the United Evangelical church, of which body his wife was also a member. In politics he is a thorough Republican, and for twenty-five years has served as school director. When the post office was established, in 1883, at Starks Station, known as Sunset Postoffice, he was appointed postmaster, which position he has creditably filled to the present time. Fraternally, he is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America, while his wife was a member of the Ladies of the Maccabees.
Addie H. Mason
BIRTH 1879
DEATH 1960
BURIAL
Memorial Washington Reformed Presbyterian Cemetery
Elgin, Kane County, Illinois, USA
MEMORIAL ID 116363992.
In 1910 Jackson County, Minnesota,
Earnest Gage is
40, Emma Gage 36 Wife.
Emma C. Gage died 30 Apr 1911 in Jackson County, Minnesota.
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