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Here is my latest trip to OGS.
OGS Visit Sept. 15, 2000
1850 Ohio census
Wallick
Tuscarawas County, Sugarcreek Township
Mary b. OH age 21 family 7-8 (my information states she was the wife of Reuben Walter and Sarah is her sister and Elizabeth her mother.
Sarah b. OH 18
Elizabeth b. PA 59 Living with Reuben Walter family 6-6
Tuscarawas County Wayne Township
Isaac b. PA 28 family 383-389
Nancy b. OH 25
Martha b. OH 6
Lucinda b. OH 4
William b. OH 1
Martha Summer (not sure of spelling) b. PA 18
Michael b. PA 32 family 383-388
Jane b. OH 32
Sarah E. b. OH 6
William H. b. OH 5
Margaret b. OH 1
Sarah b. PA 69
Eliza J. Booth b. OH 12
Henry b. OH 28 family 373-379
Lucinda b. OH 20 (this is an error. She was about 28 or 30) Her name was Middaugh
Sarah E. b. OH 5 (My great grandmother. She married William J. Arick and after his death in 1874 she married James Maddux She d. 1/11/1934 in Sturgis, MI and is buried in Oak Lawn Cem. Sturgis, MI)
Malissa b. OH 6 months
James W. b. OH 2
George b. PA 45 family 317-333
Magdalina b. MD 43
Michael b. OH 21
Elizabeth b. OH 20
Susanna b. OH 18
John b. OH 16
Elias b. OH 12
Magdalina b. OH 11
Henry b. OH 3
Tuscarawas County, Fairfield Township
John b. OH 28 family 133-133
Rebecca A. b. OH 22
Lewis Rainsberger b. Oh 27
Jacob Rainsberger b. OH 25
Tuscarawas County, Goshen Township
Jacob b. PA 65 family 454-475
Elizabeth b. PA 54
Daniel b. OH 27
David b. OH 23
Emanuel b. OH 17
Henry b. OH 31
Hulda b. OH 25
Sarah b. OH 5
Elizabeth b. OH 3
Philip b. OH 8 months
George Thompson b. unknown 12
Tuscarawas County Dover Township
Christopher b. OH 35
Elizabeth b. PA 36
??intha A. b. OH 13
William b. OH 10
Almira b. OH 7
Henry C. b. OH 5
Mary A. b. OH 2
Ann b. OH 9 Living with Michael Till?son
Mary OH 13
Mary widow b. MD 57 family 1111-1119
Elias b. OH 27 Boat Builder
Margaret b. OH 19
Mary Ann b. OH 16
Holmes County Hardy Township
Michael b. PA 46
Hannah b. MD 38
Henry b. OH 14
John b. OH 13
Charles b. OH 8
William b. OH 4
Mary E. b. OH 2
Jacob b. PA 46
Elizabeth b. PA 25
Holmes County Killbuck Township
Andrew b. PA 61 family 485-500
Malinda b. PA 52
Elizabeth b. OH 24
Charlotte b. OH 22
Elijah b. OH 19
Magdalina b. OH 15
Susan b. OH 12
Holmes County, Killbuck Township
Henry b. PA 58 family 489-504
Sarah b. PA 45
S. P. b. PA 24
Charlotte b. OH 20
David b. OH 18
Julian b. OH 15
Henry M. b. OH 11
Eliza b. OH 6
Susan b. OH 2
Ashland County, Ashland Township
E. W. b. OH 24 It must have been a hotel or something as there were several lines and each line was a different name.
Coshocton County, Crawford Township
Samuel b. NJ 35
Margaret b. PA 30
Sarah J. b. OH 13
Isarah b. OH 10
Catharine b. OH 9
Edward b. OH 7
Lucinda b. OH 4
Harriet b. OH 6 months
Stark County Sandy Township
Benj b. OH 23 family 15-15 Wagon Maker
Ann M. b. OH 19
Marriages Tuscarawas County, Ohio This is not complete as some of the pages were not copied
Book 1 Males
Wallack, Andrew -Malinda Albert May 12, 1825
Philip-Elizabeth ShowalterFeb 2, 1819
Wallick, George –Cathrine Forney May 3, 1830
Isaac- Nancy Smiley Oct 8, 1842
Wallock, Christopher-Elizabeth Black Dec. 14, 1834
Book 2 Females No dates
Wallack , Mary- A. Knisely
Mary Ann- Alfred Wright
Wallic, Nancy-Henry Breniser
Wallick, Catherine-John Bayes
Elenor-George Sellars
Elizabeth-Joseph Gnagy
Elizabeth –John Wright
Hester-Joseph Stoy
Jane-Elija Carr
Jane-Joseph Knisely
Levina-Humphrey Emfield
Margaret-Philip Gharkey
Margaret-Benjamin Strock
Mary-Jacob Gimlins
Mary Ann-Philip Getzman
Nancy-Isaac Altman
Polly-John Griffith
Rebeccah-George Thomas
Sarah-George Boleman
Sarah-Abraham Ecker
Sarah-John Webster
Sophia-Francis Price
Susan-John W. Shultz
Book 4 no dates
Wallick, Caroline-David F. Bartles
Martha A. –George Cantwell
Book 4 Males
Wallick, Alexander B.-Rebecca Showalter Feb. 15, 1848
Benjamin- Anna Hunt Sept. 17, 1848
Daniel-Catharine Hasbrook Apr. 27, 1851
David-Mary A. Smith Mar. 20, 1851
Henry-Leucinda Middaugh Sept. 2, 1845
John-Rebecca A. Rainsberger Apr. 23, 1846
Book 5 Females no dates
Wallack, Anna-James R. Wilson
Eliz-John A. Zigler
Wallick, Marg-Joshua F. Hensel
Martha-Henry A. Seigler
Mary-Daniel Kamp
Sarah-George Wadle
Susanna-David Seese
Book 5 Males
Wallick, Emanuel-Hannah Riggle Sept. 25, 1853
John –Susan B. Kohr June 10, 1856
Michael W. –Catharine Eberly Oct. 16, 1853
Book 7 Males
Wallack, John F.-Hannah F. Sliffe Oct 14, 1877
Book 7 Females
Wallet, Malinda-Alexander F. Agnes (don’t know if this is Wallick) July 2, 1874
Tuscarawas County Cemetery Records
Wallick
Dover Burial Park
Bruce M. Sept. 11, 1911-Aug. 14, 1930
Ida-1897-11/22/1950
Lebbeus-1887-Mar. 27, 1950
Arthur Edward 1904-Aug 12, 1954
Rose Ann Jan 14, 1928-Jan. 11, 1931
Garver L. 1920-
Hilda M. 1918-
Fourth Street Cemetery Dover Township
George –July 2, 1845 48y 7m 17d
Mary wife of George -Apr 1, 1871 70y
Susanna wife of John Dec. 4, 1801-Oct. 12, 1860
Grandview Cemetery, Franklin Township
Wallick
Hilda E. 12/6/1897-12/18/1899 2y (this differs from the other report)
Maple Grove Cemetery Dover Township
Elias - Mar. 28, 1889 64y13d
John H. 1853-Sept, 5,1925
Clara 1863-Jan. 18. 1953
Treva -10/1/1886
William Park –1880-Jan.28/1957
Celia E. 1886-Jan.3, 1971
Marion W. Jr. 1903-June 4, 1979
Lafe (Edward Lafayette) 1903-Sept. 28, 1944
George Washington 1858-1932 (Nov. 6, 1931)
Magdalena 1861-Mar. 11, 1941
O. Wellington 1892-Jan. 6, 1965
Anna 1889- Aug 10, 1952
Opal Gale July 6,--Nov. 5, 1916
Abner Dec. 31, 1850-July 29, 1931
Martha J. Mar 25, 1864-Feb. 2, 1941
Stella - 4/15/1915 26y
Twila Lee -7/10/1962 1d
One of the books was a history of Tuscarawas Schools with pictures
George Wallick was President of the school board of Dover Township at least from 1925-1930.
Picture of Mary Wallick 1915-1916 Dover Township Wagner School
Picture of Audrey & Elsie Wallick at Winfield School 1929
Picture of Elsie Wallick at Winfield School 1935
Picture of Jay Wallick at Winfield School basketball team 1935
Picture of Garland Wallick Winfield School 6th grade March 1955
Picture of Donald Wallick Wooster Highway School Spring 1924 (doesn’t identify the children)
Picture of Donald Wallick Wooster Highway School 1927 Grades 5 & 6
Picture of Dorothy Wallick Wooster Highway School 1927 Grades 5 &6
Picture of Dover High School Graduating Class of 1904 Treva Wallick
Teachers at the Mount Healthy School William Wallick 1882-1886
Teachers at the Mount Healthy School Harry Wallick 1887-1899
Teachers at the Falls School Lester Wallick 1914-1915
Teaches at the Mt. Pleasant School also known as Hoodletown Lester Wallick 1910-1911
Picture of Bolivar High School Junior class of 1943 Bob Wallick
Picture of Barrs Mill School Sept. 12, 1910 Sugarcreek Twp. Unknown Wallick, Linn Wallick, Ethel Wallick, Henry Wallick, Bryan Wallick, Ruth Wallick, Ruth Wallick.
Patterson Examination Sugarcreek Township commencement exercises of students who passed the examination to become a teacher. The class of 1911 listed Harry Wallick
Excerpts from Sugarcrek Township Records 1868-1894 Prices Paid for Supplies and Services. August 20, 1894-Abner Wallick use of well for 1893-1894 $1.50 No. 7 School.
Commencement of the Shanesville Schools 1903 Graduates Cora Wallick, Program Oration-“Our Lives are Rivers by Cora Wallick.
Patterson High School graduation class of 1911 Erby Wallick & Harry Wallick.
I have a listing of Calvary Cemetery Dover Township of a Robert John Wallick son of Robert & Alice Rieger 9/7/1948 Stillborn.
From Portrait & Biographical Record of people in Tuscarawas County.
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD.
WINFIELD HARTLINE. From the early history of Tuscarawas County
the name of Hartline has been associ-
ated with its rise and progress. The father of our
subject, whose sketch may be found elsewhere in
this book, was one of its most prominent pioneers,
and for many years has been active in developing
its agricultural resources. His son our subject, is
distinguished not only as being one of its native-
born citizens, but for the part which he has taken
in its advancement to the front as one of the
richest and best improved farming regions in the
state.
The original of this sketch was born on the old
homestead in Franklin Township, October 21,
1853. He was given a good education, and when
only seventeen years of age taught school with
good success. A year later his father gave him
his time until reaching his majority, and be con-
tinued to teach, being employed six successive
winters in the northwestern portion of the county.
In 1876, however, having a decided taste for farm
life, he began the cultivation of a good tract of
land, and has followed this branch of work ever
since, with the exception of six years, from 1886
to 1892, when he was engaged in the manufacture
of stoves.
The marriage of our subject with Miss Francina
Wallick was celebrated July 25, 1875. The lady
was the daughter of John and Susan (Mumaugh)
Wallick of Lawrence Township. Their union has
resulted in the birth of one child, a son, Curtis, who
was born February 9,1877. Our subject is very pop"
ular in his community, and, following in the foot-
steps of his honored father, is bound to meet with
success in his labors.
Mrs. Hartline departed this life in February,
1882. The year following her demise our subject
took a trip to the Pacific Coast, going by way
of the Southern Pacific Railroad to San Francisco.
His object being to see the country, he took a slow
train, and was two weeks in making the journey.
While at Marysville, Cal.he first saw the West-
erners method of harvesting, and having nothing
else to do he went into the fields with the laborers
and helped to garner the wheat from nearly one
thousand acres of land. From that place he went
to Canyonsville, Ore., where he had further expe-
rience in the harvest fields and remained until Sep-
tember 17. He next visited the city of Portland,
whence be returned to the Golden Gate, where he
boarded a train over the Union Pacific Railroad
bound for the East. At the expiration of the
allotted time he arrived home, after spending six
months in the West, and during that time seeing
more of its wonders and beauties than most people
see in a lifetime.
In 1883 Mr. Hartline purchased the David Knap-
penberger Farm, consisting of one hundred and
sixty-two acres pleasantly located one mile south
of Strasburg. On the 17th of April, 1883, he mar-
didn't get the next page.
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD.
WILLIAM LAFAYETTE WALLICK is
the proprietor of the Sherman House
of New Philadelphia, which is known
far and wide for its good appointments, fine table,
and clean, well kept rooms. The host and his
pleasant wife are much respected by all who know
them, and contribute in every possible way to the
comfort and pleasure of their guests.
Mr. Wallick was born in Wayne Township. Tus-
carawas County, September 10, 1848, and is a son
of Isaac and Nancy (Smiley) Wallick. The former,
a son of Michael Wallick, was of German descent,
and both father and son were farmers by occupa-
tion The old homestead cultivated by our sub-
jects father comprised one hundred and forty-
seven acres under good improvement. In poli-
tics Isaac Wallick was a Democrat, and frequently
served with credit to himself in local offices.. He
was a member of the English Lutheran Church., in
which faith he died, December 12, 1882. His wife,
Nancy, was a native of Wayne Township, and a
daughter of William Smiley an early settler of
Ohio, who came from what is known as "Pennsylvania-Dutch",
family. Mrs. Nancy Wallick de-
parted this life March 22, 1886, having been a life-
long and faithful member of the Lutheran Church.
Her nine children were as follows: Martha wife of
Gus Ziegler, of Davis County, Ind.; Lucinda, Mrs.
Solomon Fair of Lagrange County, Ind.; W. L.,
whose name leads this biography; Abner, a resi-
dent of Sugar Creek Township; John F. who is
now in Missouri; Elizabeth, wife of Simon John-
son, of Wayne Township; George W., who lives
in Sugar Creek Township; Kinney' J., a resident of
the last-mentioned township, and wife of John
Orin; and Mary L., who became the wife of Grant
Adams, and has her home in Great Bend, Kan.
William L. Wallick had good public-school ad-
vantages until he was about seventeen years of
age, when he started out to hew his own way. He
had much natural musical talent and soon began
teaching the art in a singing-school. This busi-
ness he followed successfully for thirteen years, his
time being spent in study and practice as a musi-
cian. Though he has long since abandoned music
as a means of obtaining a livelihood, he has a good
voice. and often entertains his guests with choice
selections. About 1879 he became interested in
the livery business at Shanesville, but at the end
of four years sold out and went to Burgh Hill,
Trumbull County, Ohio where he bought a hotel
and also a farm, which be supervised. When a
favorable opportunity presented itself, he sold out
and came to New Philadelphia. He leased the
Gilsey House which he ran for ten months, and
then became the owner of the Sherman House.
This he remodeled and refitted at large expense,
and has since conducted.
In Winesburg, Holmes County, Ohio, Mr. Wal-
lick was married February 8, 1866, to Miss Nancy
E. Johnson. Her father, Jacob Johnson, was a na-
tive of Pennsylvania and followed farming as a
life occupation. His wife, Anna, nee Aerion, was
born in Malyland, and died in 1890, after surviv-
ing her Husband some eighteen years. Their
children were as follows: Philip; Rosanna, who
married George Winklepleck; Sarah now deceased,
formerly the wife of Christian Kaldenbaug; Nancy
E., wife of our subject; Marion F.; Mary M., wife
of Wheeler Arion of Iowa; Ida, wife of Joseph
Shenneman of this county; Caroline deceased,
formerly the wife of Martin Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson were member" of the Christian Church
The union of our worthy subject and wife has
been blessed with six children: Ermine A. de-
ceased, wife of Frauk Skelley; William Allen,
who married Miss Carrie Senhauser, and lives at
home; Jacob 0., who wedded Catherine Hoffman:
Louis C., Alto married Lessie Taylor; Loudon I.
and Adrian L. Mrs. Skelley died February 16
1889, leaving' a little son, Adrian S., who has been
adopted by our subject. Mr. Skelley is now a resi-
dent of Cleveland, Ohio.
In politics Mr. Wallick deposits his ballot for
Democratic nominees. He is identified with Equity
lodge No. 72, K. of P., the only society to which
he belongs. His wife Is a faithful member of the
Lutheran Church and has a large circle of sincere
friends. She personally attends to everything
which would naturally come under her supervision
as a good housekeeper, and to her are due in no
small measure the neat appearance and cleanliness
which are the well known factors of the hotel man-
agement. The traveler comes under their roof
with pleasure, and departs with regret.
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