Descendants of Harmon DICK

 

as of 9 August 2004

 

Generation No. 1

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1.  Harmon1 DICK was born ca 1755, and died 1 May 1825 in Woodberry Twp. Bedford Co. PA1.  He married (1) first wife (DICK) Bef. 1790.  She died Bef. 1795.  He married (2) Margaret HAY ca 1795.  She was born 12 Mar 17752, and died 16 May 1839 in Green Twp. Indiana Co. PA2.

 

Link to ancestral chart of Margaret HAY.

 

Children of Harmon DICK and first wife (DICK) are:

 

        2                 i.    Mary DICK, born ca 17903; died Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Richland Twp. Cambria Co. PA.  She married John PAUL; born ca 17864; died ca 1857 in Richland Twp. Cambria Co. PA.

 

        3                ii.    son DICK, died Bef. 1825.

        4               iii.    Peggy DICK, died Bef. 1825.

        5               iv.    Elizabeth DICK, died Bef. 1825.

        6                v.    Catharine DICK, died Bef. 1825.

 

Children of Harmon DICK and Margaret (DICK) are:

 

        7                 i.    George2 DICK, born 10 Oct 1796 in Bedford Co. PA5,6,7,8,9; died Aft. 1880.  He married Sarah NICHOLS 20 Mar 1820 in Bedford Co. PA10; born Jun 179710,11,12,13,14; died Aft. 1880.

 

        8                ii.    Juliann DICK, born Bet. 1799 - 180015,16; died Bef. 1870.  She married George BROWN; born ca 180217,18,19; died ca 1874 in Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

 

        9               iii.    Barbara DICK, born ca 180020; died 10 Dec 186121.  She married David BROWN; born 23 Dec 179922,23; died 23 Feb 1853 in Green Twp. Indiana Co. PA.

 

        10             iv.    John DICK, born 1800; died 10 May 1844 in Green Twp. Indiana Co. PA.  He married Margaret POTE; born 9 Mar 180224,25,26; died 14 Feb 1879 in Indiana Co. PA27.

 

        11              v.    Samuel DICK, born 26 Jul 180228,29; died 30 Jun 186830.  He married Catharine CASHMAN 4 Dec 182231; born 15 Feb 180032,33; died 24 Apr 1868 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA34,35.

 

        12             vi.    Daniel DICK, born 10 Jan 1804 in Bedford Co. PA36; died 21 Apr 1858 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA36.  He married Catharine POTE 18 Oct 1825; born 13 Sep 1805 in Bedford Co. PA37; died 14 Apr 1888 in Taylor Twp. Blair Co. PA.

 

        13            vii.    Simon DICK, born 5 Jun 180538; died 3 Apr 1856 in Penn Run, Indiana Co. PA.  He married Elizabeth NICEWONGER 25 Nov 1827; born ca 180939,40; died 2 Oct 1868.

 

        14           viii.    Jacob DICK, was born ca 1807493, and died Aft. 1880.  He married Sophia FETTERMAN 28 Feb 1833494, daughter of Michael FETTERMAN and Catherine (FETTERMAN).  She was born 10 May 1811494, and died Bet. 1870 - 1880.

 

        15             ix.    Polly DICK, was born ca 1810, and died 10 May 1889 in Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA. She married (1) Jacob STELSER; and (2) William LONG.

 

Notes for Harmon DICK:

 

1786-1791 PA Tax Lists: Bedford Co. Woodberry Twp.

 

Herman DICKS

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1800 PA Census: Bedford Co. Hopewell & Woodberry Twps. p. 426

 

Hermon DICK

Males:  4 (<10); 2 (10-16); 1 (16-26); 1 (45+)

Females:  1 (<10); 1 (10-16); 1 (26-45)

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1808 Triennial Tax Assessment: PA, Bedford Co, Woodberry Twp.

 

Harman DICK:  100 Warrant; 2 Horses, 4 Cattle; Farmer; $235; Tax $2.35

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1810 PA Census: Need to locate this family

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James B. Whisker, ed., Bedford County Archives, Volume 4, Apollo, PA; Closson Press, 1988. p. 109

 

1814 Tax List: Woodberry Twp. Bedford Co. PA:  Harmon Dick, Farmer

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James B. Whisker, ed., Bedford County Archives, Volume 5, Apollo, PA; Closson Press, 1989. p. 45

 

1817 Tax List: Woodberry Twp. Bedford Co. PA:  Harman Dick

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1820 PA Census: Bedford Co. Woodberry Twp. p. 73a, line 7

Series M33, roll 98

 

Harmon DICK

Males:  1 [<10]; 2 [10-16]; 1 [16-18]; 3 [16-26]; 1 [45+]

Females:  2 [<10]; 2 [16-26]; 1 [45+]

3 engaged in agriculture; 1 in manufacturing

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Reference:

 

HARMON DICK FAMILY 1756-1985, by Frank Bayer, New Enterprise, PA

 

[a copy of this compilation is in possession of Michael Scott Caldwell]

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Bedford Co., PA

Will Book 2, p. 166-167

 

HARMON DICK’S WILL

 

In the name of God Amen. I Harmon Dick of Woodberry Township, Bedford County and State of Pennsylvania being sick and weak in body but of sound mind memory and understanding praised be God for it and considering the certainty of death and the uncertainty of the time thereof and to the end I may be the better prepared to leave this world whenever it shall please God to call me hence do therefore make and declare this my Last Will and Testament in manner following that is to say first and principally, I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God my creator hoping for free pardon and remission of all my sins and to enjoy everlasting happiness in the heavenly kingdom through Jesus Christ my Savior my body I commit to the earth at the discretion of my executors herein after named. Item I give and bequeath to my true and beloved wife Margaret Dick the third part of my Estate Real and personal. Besides two horses two cows and one heiffer and three Beds and bedsteads of which she sees proper to take one stove and pipe one table and chest the clock and cubbert and my will that she shall have my Plantation for own use for the space of term of time of five years after my decease provided she remains my widow during that time or term of years, after that time she is to have one acre and an half of ground at the spring up in the meadow from the house she is also to have the timber of the place to build a house and stable and also wood for fire during her natural life and then no fire wood to be given to said house any more. It is also my will that my executors make a free deed of conveyance to her for said one and an half acre of ground to her forever. And after the expiration of the five years it is my will that my Plantation shall be sold by my executors in the best way they think it prudent, It is further my will that my executors put the one third of the purchase money on Interest and also the one third of the payments as they become due for the use of my widow. Item I give and bequeath unto each of my grand children of my daughter Catharine four in number twelve dollars unto my grand children of my daughter Elizabeth four in number each twelve dollars, unto my grand children of my daughter Peggy one in number twelve dollars. I further give and bequeath unto my grand children Christian Dick and Catharine Stull each of them fifty Dollars. I further order that my Executors make sale of all my personal property soon after my decease except no grain shall be sold of no kind. Item I devise and bequeath all the rest and residue of my estate both real and personal to be equally divided amony my children in equal portion share and share alike and I make or order George B. Spang. and Harmon Farber executors of this my last will and testament revok and annulling all former wills, by me heretofore made ratifying and confirming this and none other to be my last will and testament. In testimony where of I have here unto set my hand and affixed my seal this third day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty five.

 

Harmon Dick

 

Signed sealed published and declared by Harmon Dick the above name testator as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as Witness there to; Edward Cowen, Jacob Yolty.

 

Bedford County ss. Personally appeared before the Subscriber Register for the probate of wills and granting letters of Administration in and for said county Edward Cowen and Jacob Poth the subscribing witness to the foregoing instrument of writing who being duly sworn according to law do depose and say that they were personally present and heard and saw the testator Harmon Dick sign and declare the foregoing instrument of writing as and for his last will and testament that at the time thereof the testator was of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding according to the best of these deponants knowledge and belief and that they subscribed their names there as witnesses in the presence of the testator and at his request.

 

Sworn to and subscribed the 14th day of May A.D. 1825 Edward Cowen

 

Jacob Yolty

 

Coram Job Mann Register

 

Registered 14th Kay A.D. 1825 Job Mann Register. Be it remembered that on the 14th day of May A.D. 1825 Letters testamentary were granted to Harman Farber one of the Executors on the foregoing wittnessed to having first been duly affirmed according to Law.

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Bedford County, Pennsylvania Deed Book Q, p. 163

 

This agreement made and concluded upon the 29th day of December 1828 by and between John Paul and Mary Paul of Conemaugh township Cambria county and State of Pennsylvania of the one part, and Simon Dick of Woodberry township Bedford County and State aforesaid of the other part:  Witnesseth:  Whereas Harman Dick late of Woodberry township Bedford County and State aforesaid, deceased, did in his last will and testament, did give and bequeath unto Mary Paul, wife of John Paul, who being one of his lawful heirs a certain portion of his estate - And the said John Paul and Mary his wife do for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred dollars in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, doth grant, bargain and sell and forever quit claim unto the said Simon Dick, all their right, title, claim and interest to the estate of Harman Dick, deceased, for any sums that the said Harman Dick may have bequeathed unto Mary Paul by marriage being a lawful heir of the said Harman Dick, deceased. In witness whereof the said parties have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.

 

John (his X mark) Paul {Seal}

Mary (her X mark) Paul {Seal}

 

Test. Saml. Douglass to Jno. Paul

Christian Horner, test to Mary Paull

 

Recd of Simon Dick, one hundred dollars being the consideration money therein specified in full.

 

John (his X mark) Paul

 

Test. Saml. Douglass

 

Cambria County SS. Personally appeared before me the subscriber one of the Justice of the peace in and for said County the within named John Paull and Mary his wife who acknowledged the within instrument of writing to be their act and deed to all intents and purposes therein contained and allows the same to be recorded as such. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal at Conemaugh township the first day of January A.D. 1829.

 

Christian Horner {Seal}

 

Recorded & Compared the 29th day of November A.D. 1831.

 

Job Mann, Recorder

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C. Dick to M. Dick

 

This Agreement made and concluded on this 16 day of February 1831, By and Between Christing Dick of Lorines [Lawrence - ed.] township, Stark County, State of Ohio, of the one part, and Margrit Dick, of Woodbury township, and County of Bedford and State of Pennsylvania of the other part, Witnis as Harmon Dick late of Woodbury township and County of Bedford and State of Pennsylvania deceast did in his last will and testament did give and bequeath to Christin Dick who being one of his lawful heares a sartin poartion of his estate, and the said Christin Dick doth for and in consideration of one hundred dollars in hand paid unto the said Christin Dick the receibt is hereby acknowledged doath grant, bargin and sel and forever quit claim unto Margrit Dick his rite title clame and intrust to the Estate of Harmin Dick deceast for any soms that the said Harmin Dick may have bequeathed unto Christin Dick Christin being a lawful hear of said Harmin Dick deceast. In witness whereof the said parteres have hereunto set there hands and seals the day and year above forest riten.

 

Chritian Dick {Seal}

 

Atest. Richard Shirley

 

Receaved of the above one hundred dollars in ful of the above agreement per me.

 

Christian Dick

 

Bedford County SS. Personally aperd before me one of the Justis of the peas in and for said county the above named Christin Dick, and exnolidge the above insterment of riting to be his act and dead to all intentes and parpears therein mentied and alowed the same to be recorded as such. In Testymoney herof I have herunto set my hand and seal at Greenfield township on the 16 day of Febrey A.D. 1831.

 

Richard Shirley {Seal}

 

Recorded & Compared the 29th day of November A.D. 1831.

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Dick's heirs to M. Dick

 

This Indenture made the thirteenth of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight; George Dick, John Dick, Samuel Dick, Daniel Dick, Simon Dick, Jacob Dick, George Brown the husband of Julian Dick formily, and David Brown the husband of Barbara Dick formilly, and Mary Dick, of Bedford County State of Pennsylvania, Sons and heirs of Hermon Dick, late of Bedford County, Woodberry township and state aforesaid of the one part, and Margret Dick, of the same township County and State aforesaid, of the other part. Witnesseth that the said George, John, Samuel, Daniel, Simon, Jacob Dick, George and David Brown and Mary Dick, for an in consideration of the sum of eighteen hundred dollars lawful money of Pennsylvania to them in hand paid by the said Margret Dick the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath granted, bargained, sold, released and confirmed and unto the said Margraet Dick all their right title interests and claims of in and to a certain tract of land situate lying and being in the township of Woodberry County and State aforesaid, adjoining lands of Michael Bate, Edward Cowen, John Nicholas and others, containing one hundred and twenty five acres be the same more or less - To have and to hold the said tract of land with the appurtenances unto her the said Margret Dick, her heirs and assigns forever. And the said George, John, Samuel, Daniel, Simon, Jacob Dick and George and David Brown and Mary Dick, doth hereby covenant, promise, grant and agree to warrant and forever defend the tract of land aforesaid, with the appurtenances unto the said Margret Dick, her heirs and assigns against them George, John, Samuel, Daniel, Simon, Jacob Dick, George and David Brown and Mary Dick and their heirs and against all persons claiming under them. In witness whereof the said George, John, Samuel, Daniel, Simon, Jacob Dick, George, David Brown and Mary Dick, hath hereunto set their hands and affixed their seals the day and year first above written.

 

George Dick {Seal}

John Dick {Seal}

Samuel Dick {Seal}

Daniel Dick {Seal}

Simon Dick {Seal}

Jacob Dick {Seal}

George Brown {Seal}

David (his X mark) Brown {Seal}

Mary (her X mark) Dick {Seal}

 

Signed in the presence of us

Adam Black, Johannes Ober*

 

Bedford County SS. Be it remembered that on the -- day of the date of the within Indenture, personally appeared before me the subscriber one of the Justices of the peace in and for said County, George Dick, John Dick, Samuel Dick, Daniel Dick, Simon Dick, Jacob Dick, George Brown and David Brown, and Mary Dick Junior, the grantor herein named and acknowledged the within Indenture to be their act and deed and desired the same to be recorded as such. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal.

 

Adam Black {Seal}

 

Recorded & Compared the 29th day of November A.D. 1831.

 

Job Mann, Recorder.

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Lower Cemetery, Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA

 

H D DIED / MAY 1 1825

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More About Harmon DICK:

 

Burial: Lower Cemetery, Roaring Spring, Blair Co. PA

 

Notes for Margaret (DICK):

 

1830 PA Census: Bedford Co. Woodberry Twp. p. 150

Series M19, roll 152

 

Margaret DICK

Males:  1 [<5]; 1 [15-20]; 1 [20-30]; 1 [30-40]

Females:  2 [<5]; 2 [20-30]; 1 [50-60]

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Indiana County, Pennsylvania Orphans Court Docket: December Term 1839

 

No. 19. Margaret Dick, decd.

 

At an Orphans Court held at Indiana in and for the County of Indiana on the 24th day of December A.D. 1839 The Petition of Simon Dick Son and heir at law of Margret Dick late of Green Township in said County decd setting forth That your Petitioner's said mother lately died intestate leaving issue ten children all of full age by Susanna intermarried with Samuel Green, George Dick, Julianna intermarried with George Brown, Barbara intermarried with David Brown, John Dick, Samuel Dick, Daniel Dick, Simon Dick your petitioner, Jacob Dick and Polly intermarried with Jacob Stittser and that said intestate died seized in her demesne as of fee of in a certain piece of parcel of land situate in said Township of Green adjoining lands of Simon Dick, John Over, Jacob Putt and James Lydick containing fifty five acres be the same more or less with a log house and double barn and about twenty four acres cleared thereon. Your petitioner therefore humbly prays your honors to award an inquest to make partition of the premises aforesaid to and among the children and heirs of said deceased in such manner and in such proportions as by the laws of this Commonwealth is directed if such partition can be made without prejudice to or spoiling the whole but if such partition cannot be made thereof as aforesaid then to value and appraise the same according to law and make report of their proceedings herein to the next Orphans Court etc. And he will pray etc.

 

Simon Dick

 

Whereupon due consideration had of the premises Inquest awarded by the Court and personal notice as to all the heirs within this County and by four publications in two newspapers published in this Borough. Writ issued January 20th 1840.

 

The execution of this Writ appears by a Schedule or inquisition hereunto annexed.

 

So answers Wm. Evans, Sheff.

 

To the honorable the Judges in the foregoing writ named I William Evans High Sheriff of the County of Indiana Do certify that in obedience to the said writ I did on the thirteenth day of March A.D. 1840 go upon the lands mentioned in said writ taking with me the good and lawful men whose names are hereunto annexed, who being first duly sworn according to law (Public notice having been first given by me to the parties in said writ mentioned) the good and lawful men aforesaid after viewing the premises Do upon their oaths aforesaid say that the same cannot be parted and divided to and among the said parties without prejudice to or spoiling the whole. They therefore value and appraise the afore mentioned fifty five acres of land at the sum of fourteen dollars and forty three cents per acre amounting in all the sum of seven hundred and ninety three dollars and sixty five cents. In testimony whereof as well the said Sheriff as the said Inquest have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written.

 

Wm. Evans, Sheff. {Seal}

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Endnotes

 

1.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 1.

2.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 4.

3.  1850 PA Census: Cambria Co. Richland Twp. (Series M432, roll 761), p. 151a, lines 28-32, dwelling 125, family 131, 9 November 1850, "Mary, 60, b. Pa., cannot read or write."

4.  1850 PA Census: Cambria Co. Richland Twp. (Series M432, roll 761), p. 151a, lines 28-32, dwelling 125, family 131, 9 November 1850, "John PAUL, 64, no occupation, $1600 Real Estate, b. Pa., cannot read or write."

5.  A.A. Graham, History of Richland County, Ohio,  (Mansfield, Ohio:  A.A. Graham & Co., Publishers, 1807-1880), p. 776.

6.  1850 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series M432, roll 724), p. 197a, lines 19-32, dwelling 41, family 42, 7 September 1850, "George DICK, 53, Farmer, $3000 Real Estate, b. Pa."

7.  1860 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series M653, roll 1029), p. 380a, lines 27-31, dwelling 1331, family 1366, P.O. Shelby, 9 July 1860, "George DICK, 63, Farmer, $6000 Real Estate / $1000 Personal Estate, b. Pa."

8.  1870 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series M593, roll 1261), P.O. Shelby, p. 30b, lines 35-40, dwelling 59, family 52, 12 September 1870, "George DICK, 74, Farmer, b. Pa."

9.  1880 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series T9, roll 1061), ed 204, p. 17, lines 24-28, dwelling 155, family 165, 12 June 1880, "Geo. DICK, 81, married, b. Pa., parents b. Pa."

10.  A.A. Graham, History of Richland County, Ohio,  (Mansfield, Ohio:  A.A. Graham & Co., Publishers, 1807-1880), p. 776.

11.  1850 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series M432, roll 724), p. 197a, lines 19-32, dwelling 41, family 42, 7 September 1850, "Sarah, 53, b. Pa."

12.  1860 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series M653, roll 1029), p. 380a, lines 27-31, dwelling 1331, family 1366, P.O. Shelby, 9 July 1860, "Sarah, 63, Domestic, b. Pa."

13.  1870 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series M593, roll 1261), P.O. Shelby, p. 30b, lines 35-40, dwelling 59, family 52, 12 September 1870, "Sarah, 69, Keeping House, b. Pa."

14.  1880 OH Census: Richland Co. Cass Twp. (Series T9, roll 1061), ed 204, p. 17, lines 24-28, dwelling 155, family 165, 12 June 1880, "S., 82, wife, married, b. Pa., parents b. Pa."

15.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 38b, lines 3-8, dwelling 511, family 513, 9 August 1850, "Juliann, 50, b. Pa."

16.  1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M653, roll 1116), P.O. Penn Run, p. 134b, lines 12-15, dwelling 1532, family 1505, 17 July 1860, "Julia A., 61, b. Pa., cannot read or write."

17.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 38b, lines 3-8, dwelling 511, family 513, 9 August 1850, "George BROWN, 48, Farmer, $1500 Real Estate, b. Pa."

18.  1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M653, roll 1116), P.O. Penn Run, p. 134b, lines 12-15, dwelling 1532, family 1505, 17 July 1860, "George BROWN, 58, Farmer, $800 Real Estate / $400 Personal Estate, b. Pa."

19.  1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M593, roll 1350), P.O. Penn Run, p. 156a, lines 28-29, dwelling 156, family 166, 21 June 1870, "George BROWN, 68, Farmer, $200 Personal Estate, b. Pa."

20.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 37a, lines 35-41, dwelling 496, family 498, 9 August 1850, "Barbara, 50, b. Pa."

21.  Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA, tombstone inscription.

22.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 37a, lines 35-41, dwelling 496, family 498, 9 August 1850, "David BROWN, 50, Farmer, $3000 Real Estate, b. Pa."

23.  Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA, tombstone inscription.

24.  1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M653, roll 1116), P.O. Penn Run, p. 135b, lines 31-37, dwelling 1551, family 1524, 18 July 1860, "Margaret DICK, 56, $2000 Real Estate / $500 Personal Estate, b. Penn."

25.  1870 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M593, roll 1350), P.O. Penn Runn, p. 156a, lines 3-5, dwelling 151, family 161, 21 June 1870, "Margret DICK, 67, Keeping House, $1500 Real Estate / $300 Personal Estate, b. Pa., father of foreign birth, cannot write."

26.  Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA, tombstone inscription, reckoned from age at death, 76y 11m 5d.

27.  Manor Cemetery, Cherryhill Twp. Indiana Co. PA, tombstone inscription.

28.  1850 PA Census: Blair Co. North Woodberry Twp. (Series M432, roll 755), p. 61, lines 38-42 & p. 62a, lines 1-4, dwelling 102, family 103, 17 Aug 1850, "Saml. DICK, 48."

29.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 2.

30.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 4.

31.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 2.

32.  1850 PA Census: Blair Co. North Woodberry Twp. (Series M432, roll 755), p. 61, lines 38-42 & p. 62a, lines 1-4, dwelling 102, family 103, 17 Aug 1850, "Cathn., 50."

33.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 4.

34.  Will

35.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 4.

36.  James Helems, 1449 West Duranta, Box 33, Alamo, TX 78516, Samuel Dick Family Bible, p. 2.

37.  Lelah E. Crockett letter 2/1995

38.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 39b, lines 27-38, dwelling 532, family 534, 10 August 1850, "Simon DICK, 45, Farmer, $1800 Real Estate, b. Pa."

39.  1850 PA Census: Indiana Co. Green Twp. (Series M432, roll 785), p. 39b, lines 27-38, dwelling 532, family 534, 10 August 1850, "Elizabeth, 41, b. Pa."

40.  1860 PA Census: Indiana Co. Cherryhill Twp. (Series M653, roll 1116), P.O. Penn Run, p. 135a, lines 11-18, dwelling 1539, family 1512, 17 July 1860, "Elizabeth DICK, 50, $2000 Real Estate / $250 Personal Estate, b. Pa., cannot read or write."