Hornick, Nancy E.

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• Reference Number: HORN.N001

Notes:

[Nancy Delphenich's notes:]
1850 Federal Census, Fayette County, Illinois, No. 169-172.

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• Reference Number: HORN.C001
• _FGRAVE: 91249312

Notes:

[Nancy Delphenich's notes:]
1850 Federal Census, Fayette County, Illinois, No. 169-172.
1860 Federal Census, Richland County, Illinois, No 574-578.
1880 Federal Census, Knox County, Indiana, No. 217-219, living with daughter
Isabell Graham.
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Marriage record revealed Christopher C Hornick and Rachel Baity married on Apr 9, 1837 in Clay Co, Illinois.

Christopher and Rachel were both about twenty-four when they married.

The Illinois, Compiled Census and Census Substitute Index 1810-1890 revealed that in 1840 they were living in Clay Co, Illinois.

The 1850 census revealed Christopher was a farmer. They were living in Fayette Co, Illinois, their real estate was valued at $400. They had two sons and six daughters living with them.

Their daughter Susan died before the age of eleven.

The 1860 census revealed they were living in Decker, Richland Co, Illinois, their real estate was valued at $1,000. Rachel could not read or write, they had three daughters living with them.

The 1865 Illinois census revealed they were still living in Richland Co.

Their children:

Charles E Hornick (b.1837)
Geo W Hornick (b.1838)
Elisabeth A Hornick (b.1840)
Rebecca J Hornick (b.1842)
Mary C Hornick (b.1843)
Nancy E Hornick (b.1845)
Henrietta Angeline Hornick (b.1846)
Susan A Hornick (b.1849)DY
Lydia Hornick (b.1854)

The 1866 Tax Roll of Illinois revealed he was a Cattle Rancher.

In 1880 Christopher Hornick (widower) was living with his daughter, Rebecca Isabell Graham and her husband Riley Graham in Busseron, Knox, Indiana.

White County Illinois, Death Register revealed Hornick, Chris, male, white, Farmer, German nationality, widower, age 73 years. Died 10 a.m. Feb. 25, 1888 in Mill Shoals of unknown cause. Buried Feb. 26, 1888. Resident 60 years.

Mill Shoals Column of the Wayne County Press, March 1, 1888
Feb. 27 "Christofer Hornick, aged 75 years, died...last Sat. Morning...burial at Shrewsberry graveyard."

Census:
NOTES FROM CARL WAYNE GRAY:
In the 1850 census, his last name is spelled "Hornic":

Christopher married Baity, Rachel on 9 Apr 1837 in Clay County, Illinois. Rachel (daughter of Baity, George Jr. and Allgood, Rebecca) was born on 24 Oct 1813 in Surry County, North Carolina; died on 17 Oct 1875 in Richland County, Illinois; was buried in Shrewsbury Cemetery, Mill Shoals, White County, Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: BAIT.R001
• _FGRAVE: 91249337

Notes:

Birthdate is also listed as Oct 14, 1813 [Nancy Hashimoto]
[Nancy Delphenich's notes:]
1850 Federal Census, Fayette County, Illinois
1860 Federal Census, Richland County, Illinois
Marriage Record No. 1-48, Old Number 1 Book of Marriages, Clay County,
Illinois

Birth:
Illinois Death index for Rebecca Isabelle Graham says Rachel was born in Illinois

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• Reference Number: HORN.C003

Notes:

It appears that Charles, Christina, and children departed Hannover for London, then sailed aboard the ship Virgin for Baltimore, landing on Dec 31, 1820.

Charles married ?, Christiana on 13 Feb 1873. Christiana was born in 1775; died before 1895. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: UNK.C008

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• Reference Number: BAIT.G001

Notes:

When Susanna was 9 months old, they arrived in Indiana from Rowan County, North Carolina. Possibly stayed with Presley Allgood, Rebecca's brother. Then when Susanna was 2 years old, they came to Illinois. 1830 George Baity establishes home in Xenia, Illinois. [notes from Nancy Hashimoto]

Notes for George Baity, Jr.:
George left a written family record that showed that Rebecca was the daughter of William and Susannah Allgood of Virginia. [Notes from Del Huggins]

George married Allgood, Rebecca. Rebecca (daughter of Allgood, William Henry 'Pikey' and Royal, Sarah) was born on 3 May 1789 in Mechlenburg County, Virginia; died on 26 Dec 1881 in Xenia, Clay County, Illinois; was buried in Onstott Cemetery, Xenia, Clay County, Illinois. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: ALLG.R001
• _FGRAVE: 24906219

Other Events and Attributes:

• Reference Number: BAIT.G002

George married ?, Rachel. Rachel was born in 1755; died before 1875. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: UNK.R002

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• Reference Number: ALLG.W001
• _FGRAVE: 57704835
• Military Service: American Revolutionary War, Private, North Carolina Militia

Notes:

From the Revolutionary War pension application # S41408, we know that William Allgood enlisted in Virginia, the place not shown, on 11 November 1776, for three years in Capt.Isaac Hicks' Company, Col. Screveb's Georgia Regiment; his service extended through September 1, 1781. He was allowed a pension of $8.00 per month on application executed on February 13,1828, at which time he was 67 years old and a resident of Surry Co., N. C. In 1828, his wife and four daughters were living with him; their names are not given and no other family information is found in the papers on this claim. On 23 September 1933 the Old North State Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Winston Salem, North Carolina place a large stone and marker at the grave site of William at the Allgood Cemetery on Old Stage Coach Road in Yadkin County. (State road 1733) [Notes from Del Huggins]

Military Service:
William Henry "Pikey" Allgood was a veteran of the Revolutionary war. He enlisted in Virginia on November 11, 1776 to serve three years in the Georgia Co. commanded by Capt. Isaac Hicks in the regiment commanded by Col. Scriven.

Marching to Savannah, he was put under the command of Capt. Clem Nash and then later was captured at the surrender of Sunbury, while serving under Maj. Lane. He was held prisoner on a British ship at Savannah for over nine months making his escape while the city was being besiedged in the early fall of 1779 by Count D'Estaing and General Lincoln. He found his regiment broken up but rejoined the army, taking part in the retreat to Charleston. There he was discharged, presumably by General McIntosh. He later served his country again in the Virginia Co. of Capt. Michael Rudolph in the Legion of Lee for 18 months until being discharged at Salisbury. During this time he took part in numerous military engagements, the last two being at Ninety-Six and Eutaw Springs, where General Greene was "Victorious".

For his Revolutionary war service, he was awarded 840 acres of land in Surry County North Carolina.

Buried:
... I don't have it in my notes yet, but have been informed by someone who went to William Henry Allgood's gravesite that the stone is not placed on his grave, but across the road in the newer non-overgrown area.

Del the Dragon

William married Royal, Sarah. Sarah was born in 1760 in Amelia County, Virginia; died in 1848 in Surry County, North Carolina; was buried in Allgood Cemetery, Deep Creek Township, Yadkin County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: ROYA.S001
• _FGRAVE: 65387399

Notes:

Miss Sarah Royal (daughter of John Royal), was born about 1760 in Amelia County, Virginia, and she died after 1848 in Surry County, North Carolina. She was buried in The Henry Allgood Cemetery, Yadkin County, NC.
She married William Henry (Pikey) Allgood 5 MAR 1790 in Mecklenberg County, Virginia, son of John Allgood and Mary Anne Hames. He was born 22 APR 1761 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, and died 7 OCT 1847 in Surry County, North Carolina. He was buried in The Henry Allgood Cemetery, Yadkin County, NC.