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Adam Helmick

Male 1780 - Yes, date unknown


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  • Name Adam Helmick 
    Born 1780  Hardy Co, WVa Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender Male 
    Died Yes, date unknown 
    Person ID I111380  WVPioneers
    Last Modified 25 Jul 2016 

    Father Jacob Helmick,   b. CA 1750,   d. 1815, Randolph County, West Virginia, USA Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age ~ 65 years) 
    Mother Barbara Hinkle,   b. 1750, Hampshire County, WV Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 20 Aug 1813, Grant Co, WV Find all individuals with events at this location  (Age 63 years) 
    Married 24 Dec 1795  Hampshire County, WV Find all individuals with events at this location  [1
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    • 1810 Randolph, VA
      Jacob Helmick
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      Another source said Jacob Helmick (son of Jacob A. Helmick and Sarah A. Schotts) was born 1748 in Hampshire County, Colony of Virgina, and died June 13, 1815 in Pendleton Co., (W)VA, and that he married Barbara Borer in 1770 in Randolph County, Va., daughter of Jacob Borer and Barbary Tschudi. Jacob Helmick was a prosperous farmer who settled in Hampshire County, (now Pendleton Co., WV) in Tygarts Valley. In the will he made dated June 13, 1815, he leaves the bulk of his estate to his two sons, Adam and Abraham. During the Revolutionary War he served in Captain Stump's Company, Lafayette's Command. In "The Henckel Genealogy" it states that Jacob was probably the son of Jacob A. Helmick born 1712 of Richmond County, Virginia who in turn was the son of John Helmick son of John Helmick born 1682 in Jamestown, Virginia. The Helmick History continues: "The name Helmick has been traced in a history of the Pennsylvania Dutch to near the city of Strasbourg in Alsace, Germany. It is supposed they came over with the large emigration about 1700 to l730 and landed at Philadelphia, PA. Authentic history of our immediate ancestors begins with four brothers who lived on Red Stone Creek near where Uniontown, PA now stands. They all fought in the Revolutionary War." "Early Records of Hampshire Co." contains a will dated 10/19/1778 made by Jacob Borer and probated 11/10/1778. This will lists his wife, Barbary and eight children: Barbary, Charles, Mary Jacob, Elizabeth, Thomas, Martin and Rosanna. Executors are his wife, Jacob Hankel and John Wilson. Sec. are Christopher Ermintrout and Henry Judy. Witnesses are: Jacob Helmick, Jaco Ross and Chrles Bower (Borer). There is also a record in the Hampshire Co. "Index to Land Deeds" showing that Jacob Helmick purchased 100 acres of land from Thomas Lord Fairfax on 3/6/1780, recorded 3/14/1780. The land was located on South Branch. Witnesses were: Robert Stephens, G. Iones, Andrew Wodrow, Job Bacorn and John Bacorn.
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    Family ID F4583  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

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    1. [S898] Gravestone or Memorial posted on Findagrave.com.