QUICK ANNEX

 

Ida May (Quick) Biles Pedigree

(Start at generation 1, below.)

 

Special thanks to Lois (Harper) Walsh, paragraph 3.g.(5.(a.(2) of generation 3, below, for providing some of the information in this annex.  See Lois’ research at http://www.ancestry.com/.

 

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Origin of the surname “Quick:”

 

See: "A Genealogy of the Quick Family in America (1625-1942)" authored by Arthur Craig Quick

 

Generation

 

 

12 

 

11  Thomas Van Cuyck

 

1.  Biographical notes:

 

Born 1529 at Naarden, North Holland, Netherlands.

 

2.  Wife: (?)

 

3.  Children:

 

a. Thennis Thomasen Van Cuyck: See generation 10, below.

 

10  Thennis Thomasen Van Cuyck

 

1.  Biographical notes:

 

Born 1557 at Naarden, North Holland, Netherlands.  Died 1670.

 

2.  Wife: Eleanor Clark

 

Born 1557 in Devonshire, England.

 

3.  Children:

 

a. Thomas Cuyck: See generation 9, below.

 

9   Thomas Cuyck/Quick

 

1.  Biographical notes:

 

Born 1580 in the Netherlands.  Died there 1650.

 

2.  Wife: Aethgen Boutendr

 

Born 1571 at Narden, New Holland, Netherlands.  Died there about 1650.  Married Thomas Cuyck about 1598 in Brabant, Netherlands.

 

3.  Children: (order uncertain)

 

a. Theunis Thomaszen Quick: See generation 8, below.

 

b. Oventje Cuyck.

 

8   Theunis Thomaszen/Thomass Quick

 

1.  Biographical notes:

 

Probably born about 1600 at/near Naarden, Noord-Holland, Netherlands, which is located on the south shore of the Zierder Zee, about 15 miles east of Amsterdam.  Employed as a mason; sometimes signed his name “Theunis Thomaszen Quick de Malzelaer van Naarden,” which means “the mason from Naarden.”  Probably emigrated from Holland to America (New Amsterdam) shortly after 23 July 1628 (bapt. date for oldest child, Weyntje).  First Quick recorded as residing at New Amsterdam (New York) on 25 November 1640, the date of his daughter’s baptism.

 

2.  Wife: Belejtgen/Belitjegen/Beel Jacobus/Jacobs

 

Married Theunis Thomasyen Quick on 9 March 1625 at Naarden, New Holland, Netherlands.  Resided there prior to marriage.

 

3.  Children: (seven, including)

 

a. Weyntje Teunis Theunissen Quick: Baptized 23 July 1628 at Naarden, Noord-Holland, Netherlands.  Emigrated from Holland to America with her parents, probably soon after birth.  Married Herck H. Syboutszen on 16 November 1642 at the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam (Dutch Colony), North America and had 15 children.

 

b. Jacob Theuniszen Quick "de Looper", which means, "the walker": Probably born about 1630 at Naarden, Noord-Holland, Netherlands, since he signed his name “Van Naarden” sometimes, and no baptism record has been found at New Amsterdam.  Died before 1689 in New York.  Had a bakery business in New York City, and had many interests in Albany.  Married Neeltje Cornelis at the New Amsterdam Dutch Church on 24 March 1655/65 and had at least 4 children.

 

c. Hillegonde/Helegant Theunisse Quick: Born 11 November 1640 at New Amsterdam (Dutch Colony), North America.  Baptized there 25 November 1640 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands.  Died 15 March 1707 in New York City.  Married Jacob Theunisen/Teunissen de Kay (Van Thuyl), who was employed as a baker, on 29 March 1658 in the New Amsterdam Dutch Reformed Church.  Jacob came from Thuyl in Gelderland, Holland and had 14 children between 1659 and 1686.  He purchased his father-in-law's residence on 22 August 1663 and that property remained in the deKay family until 1771.  Resided on Exchange Street (now Whitehall Street) in New Amsterdam.

 

d. Marritje Theunisse Quick: Baptized 23 March 1642 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands (by one acct, d. that day).  By one account married Sebastien Van Sevenhuzsen on 20 September 1659 and had at least the following child:

 

(1. Belletje Sevenhuzsen.

 

e. Thomas Theunissen Quick: Baptized 24 April 1644 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands.  Died before 11 October 1698 in the Minisink region of Orange County, New York.  Resided at Kingston (Esopus), New York in 1665.  In 1676 had a survey of land made in Rochester Township, Ulster County, New York, and the land records of Albany say: "September 4, 1676, Thomas Quick at ye Mabaccus [became "Rochester" in 1703] and ye Ron Doubt River."  Employed as a farmer.  On 2 November 1702 Thomas signed (presumably on behalf of his deceased brother, Dirck, the indenture contract for his nephew, Thomas Quick, generation 6, below.  Married Rymerick/Reimerick/Rynberg Jurriaens/Jurieu Westvael/Westfall on 7 December 1672 at the Kingston Church and had the following children:

 

(1. Jurrieaen Quick: Born 20 April 1679.

 

(2. Johannes Quick: Born 9 September 1683.  Baptized 26 May 1691.  Married Bregjen Midday in March 1716 and had the following son:

 

(a. Thomas Quick: Born 25 August 1717.

 

(3. Weyntie Quick: Born 28 March 1686.  Baptized 29 September 1692.  Married Niclaus Schoonhoven and had the following children:

 

(a. Thomas Schoonhoven: Born 1714.

 

(b. Rebekka Schoonhoven: Born 1717.

 

(4. Elletje Quick: Born 21 July 1688.

 

(5. Geertje Quick: Born 25 August 1695.

 

f. Geertje Theunisse  T. Quick: Baptized 12 November 1645 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands.  Married Carston Luersen on 1 December 1668 and had 11 children.  Remained at New Amsterdam, where they owned valuable property.

 

g. Dirck Theuniszen Quick: See generation 7, below.

 

7   Dirck Theuniszen Quick

 

1.  Biographical notes:

 

Baptized 26 July 1648 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands.  Died before 2 November 1702 in Upper Smithfield Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania, when indentures were made for his 2 sons.  See note at bottom of this page for explanation of his name’s structure.

 

In 1698 resided in Westchester Town, a suburb of New York City.

 

2.  Wife: Hannah/Johanna/Anna Jans Hodje

 

Married Dirck Theuniszen Quick about 1672 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands.

 

3.  Children: (at least 6; order uncertain)

 

a. Theunis Quick #1: Born 7 June 1663 at New Amsterdam (Dutch Colony), North America.  Died young.

 

b. Elizabeth Marrietie Quick "Marritie": Born 13 August 1680 in Minisink Township, Orange County, New York.  Baptized 13 September 1680 at New Amsterdam (Dutch Colony), North America.  Married (1st) Henry Heus and had the following children:

 

(1. Dirk Heus: Baptized 11 January 1699, witnessed by his mother's uncle, Jacob DeKay.

 

(2. Angenitie Heus: Baptized 28 March 1703.

 

Elizabeth (Quick) Heus married (2nd) Thomas Frast on 27 June 1712.

 

c. Theunis Quick #2: Baptized 18 September 1695 in the Dutch Church.  Perhaps migrated to Maryland, Virginia, or the Carolinas.

 

d. Thomas Quick: See generation 6, below.

 

e. Jacobus Quick: (perhaps; parentage determined by process of elimination of Quicks in that area at that time) Born about 1697 at New Amsterdam (also seen: b. Marbleton, Ulster Co., NY); baptized 11 May 1697.  Will dated 24 April 1777 and proved 16 January 1782 in Upper Smithfield Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania.  Married Francisca Consalus-duk (b. 11 Sep 1697 at Marbletown, Ulster Co., NY), daughter of Manuel and Marritje Christopher (Davids) van Salis-duk.  Both resided in Rochester Township, Ulster County when married.

 

6   Thomas Quick

 

1. Biographical notes:

 

Born about 1690 in New York (probably at New Amsterdam, but perhaps at Kingston); no birth or baptism record found.  At about age 66 (17 Feb 1756) was killed and scalped by Indians on the ice of the Delaware River in Upper Smithfield Township, Northampton County, Pennsylvania (later Milford Twp, Pike Co., PA) during the French and Indian War; his son, Thomas, Jr., and his son-in-law witnessed the murder from the river bank.

 

Per NYHS Coll. 1885, p. 602: "INDENTURE of Thomas Quick, son of Derick Quick, deceased, with the consent of his brother-in-law, Henry Heus, and Helegant [Hillegonde] deKey, his aunt, to John King, Shipwright, for seven years from 1st November, 1702."  He would have been about age 12 at the time.  Further terms: "Apprentice to be taught to read, write, and cipher, and at expiration of term to receive one axe, one adz, one maul, one saw, one chisel, and one mallet."

 

Indenture complete 1709, probably at New Amsterdam.  Appears to have moved from there to Kingston, Ulster County, New York.  Married there 1713, and probably shortly thereafter moved with his wife to the Minisink region of New Jersey (probably to Metschepekonk, Montague Twp., Sussex Co., NJ).  In 1722 purchased 2 acres of land at the junction of Modder (Dutch for mud) Creek with the Delaware River, where he built a grist mill, house, and barn.  About 1733 permanently moved his family from Sussex County, New Jersey to Quick’s mill and ford at nearby Milford, Pike County, Pennsylvania.

 

2. Wife: Margriete “Grietjen” Dekker/Decker

 

Born in what later became Rochester Township, Ulster County, New York.  Baptized 4 October 1691; daughter of Gerrit Jans and Magdaleentje Williamson (Schut) Decker (dau of William Jens Schut of Albany, NY).  Died 11 June 1725.  Married Thomas Quick on 22 December 1713 (registered 6 Dec 1713) in the Reformed Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York.

 

3. Children: (10 total)

 

a. Dirk Quick: Born 20 June 1714 in the Minisink area (perhaps Montague Twp) of Sussex County, New Jersey.  Baptized there 20 June 1714.  Was age 19 when his parents moved to Milford, Pike County, Pennsylvania, where his father was building a grist mill, house, and barn.  Married Apollonia/Apolony Van Gorden/Garden, daughter of Albert and Jannettie (Vredenbug) Van Garde, and had 6 children, perhaps including:

 

(1. Margriet Quick.

 

(2. Rachel Quick.

 

(3. Benjamin Quick #1: Born 18 October 1743 at Machackemeck (later Port Jervis), Orange County, New York.  Died 1 January 1776.  Married Catrina Cortright/Kortregt.

 

b. Jacobus Quick: See generation 5, below.

 

c. Margarita Quick: Born in Montague Township, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Baptized there 29 January 1718.  Married (1st) Johannes Van Garden in 1735 and had the following children:

 

(1. John Van Garde: Baptized 3 May 1737, witnessed by Samuel Kweek and Elizabeth Rapailje.

 

(2. Elizabeth Van Garde: Baptized 1 November 1738.

 

(3. Jacobus Van Garde: Baptized 17 June 1740.

 

(4. Sara Van Garde #1: Baptized 18 July 1741.

 

(5. Samuel Van Garde: Baptized 29 March 1747.

 

(6. Sara Van Garde: Baptized 5 July 1748.

 

(7. Cornelis Van Garde: Baptized 24 March 1749.

 

(8. Petrus Van Garde: Baptized 19 May 1751.

 

(9. Margriet Van Garde: Baptized 15 December 1754.

 

Following Johannes death, Margarita (Quick) Garden married (2nd) Johannes Westvall/Westvael/Westfael, who had married (1st) Ploni Cortregt, on 2 September 1757 (intent recorded 16 Jul 1757) and had the following children:

 

(10. David Westvall: Baptized 27 January 1759.

 

(11. Benjamin Westvall: Baptized 8 March 1761.

 

d. Elizabeth Quick: Baptized 28 January 1722 in Rochester Township, Ulster County, New York.  Died about 8 April 1771 in Sandyston Township, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Married William/Wilhelm Ennis/Ennes, Jr. (b. 10 Jan 1711, bapt 27 Jan 1712), generation 10 of the Ennis Annex, (per his recollection in his Bible: m. 18 May 1739; per Kingston, NY records: m. 19 Jun 1745 and “received” that date as members of the Reformed Dutch Church at Minisink).  Elizabeth and William had the following children (8 survived to adulthood):

 

(1. Cornelia Ennis: Born 28 September 1740 in Deer Park, Orange County, New York.  Baptized 7 June 1741.  Died 24 January 1743, age 3.

 

(2. Benjamin Ennis: Born 23 April 1743 in Sussex County, New Jersey (also seen: b. 25 Apr 1743 at Machackemeck (Port Jervis), NY).  Baptized 3 May 1743.  Died 20 April 1780 in a battle with the Indians on Raymondskill Creek, near Milford, Pennsylvania.  Served in the Revolutionary War.  His descendants lived at Swartwood, New York.  Married Magdalena "Lena" Van Etten in 1769.

 

(3. David Daniel Ennis "Daniel": Born 30 November 1745 in Sandyton Township, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Baptized 8 December 1745.  Died 14 February 1837.  Served in the American Revolutionary War.  Married Magdalena/Eleanor "Lena" Lydia Hornbeck (b. 23 Nov 1750 in Montague Twp, Lewis County, NY), daughter of Evert and Esther (Cuddeback) Hornbeck, on 26 December 1765/66 in the Minisink region of Orange County, New York.

 

(4. Margaret/Margriet Ennis: Born 12 June 1748 in Orange County Sussex County, New Jersey (also seen: b. 28 Jun 1748 in Deer Park, Orange Co., NY).  Baptized 17 July 1748.   Married Jacobus "James" Hornbeck (b. 1741 at Machackeneck, Sussex County, New Jersey in 1766.

 

(5. Joseph Ennis: Born 9 July 1751 (also seen: b. 18 Aug 1751 in Deer Park, Orange Co., NY).  Baptized 18 August 1751.  Died 1830 in Deer Park, Orange County, New York.  Married Margarita/Margaret Van Etten on 22 June 1770.

 

(6. John Ennes (formerly Ennis): Born 9 March 1754 in Sussex County, New Jersey (also seen: b. 9 Mar 1754 in Deer Park, Orange Co., NY).   Baptized 24 March 1754.  Died 4/21 June 1778.  Served in the American Revolutionary War.

 

(7. Cornelius/Cornelis Ennis #1: Born 26 November 1756 in Deer Park, Orange County, New York.  Baptized 19 June 1757.  Died 10 September 1760, age 4, at Marbletown, Ulster County, New York.

 

(8. Alexander Ennis: Born 16 August 1759 in Deer Park, Orange County, New York.  Baptized 19 August 1759.  Died 11 October 1769, age 10, at Marbletown, Ulster County, New York.

 

(9. Cornelius Ennis #2: Born 5 November 1761 in Sandyston Township, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Died 27 March 1836 at Standing Stone, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married (1st) Eleanor Decker on 22 September 1781 at Standing Stone, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married (2nd) Deborah Clark on 21 May 1799 in Sussex County, New Jersey.  For more details see paragraph i. of generation 10 of the Ennis Annex.

 

(10. Catherine Ennis: Born 24 May 1764 in Sussex County, New Jersey.  Died 28 October 1848.  Married Simon Courtwright/Cortright.

 

e. Benjamin Quick: Born at Metschepekonk, Sussex County, New Jersey; baptized 18 October 1724.  Subsequently resided at Theeschact.  Married Johanna "Hannah" Jonnes/Joons (b. Black River; before marriage resided at Metschepekonk) in January 1748/49 in the Minisink region and had 5 children.

 

f. Nietje Quick: Born 1725.

 

g. Magdalena “Lena” Eleanor Quick: Born 1726 at Metschepekonk, Sussex County, New Jersey (also seen: b. Rochester Twp, Ulster Co., NY).  Married Solomon/Zalomon Decker (b. abt 1722 "on the Caeetsbaen/Katsbaan," perhaps near modern day 1606 Old Kings Highway, Saugertes, Ulster Co., NY (latitude 42.110N, longitude -73.968W), d. 1778) on 8 June 1745 in the Reformed Dutch Church, Minisink Valley (intent recorded 12 May 1745) and subsequently resided at Metschepekonk, New Jersey.  Lena and Solomon had the following children:

 

(1. Solomon/Salamon Dekker, Jr.: Baptized 9 February 1746 in Orange County, New York.  Died 1768-78, age 21.

 

(2. Lydia Dekker: Baptized 11 October 1747.

 

(3. Maria Dekker: Baptized 4 March 1750 at Manchackmeck, Orange County, New York.

 

(4. Isaac M. Decker: Born about 1751 in Orange County, New York.

 

(5. Jacobus Dekker: Baptized 2 February 1752 at Manchackmeck, Orange County, New York.

 

(6. Grietje/Margrete Dekker: Baptized 14 April 1754 at Manchackmeck, Orange County, New York.  Died 1830, age 75.

 

(7. Joseph Dekker: Baptized 4 July 1756 at Manchackmeck, Orange County, New York.

 

(8. Thomas Dekker: Baptized 19 August 1759.

 

(9. Jacob Dekker: Baptized 13 September 1761 at Manchackmeck, Orange County, New York.

 

(10. Petrus Dekker: Baptized 21 June 1767 at Manchackmeck, Orange County, New York, witnessed by Petrus Quick and Annetie DeWitt.

 

h. Cornelis Quick: Born 1728 in Shippekonk (probably = Metschepekonk), Sussex County, New Jersey.  Resided in Upper Smithfield Township, Pennsylvania when married.  Married Maria/Marya Westfall/Westvael/Westvall (b. in the Minisink region and resided there before marriage (also seen: b. abt 1733 in Deerpark, Clare, Ireland) on 14 June 1752 and had 4 children.

 

i. Catharina "Catherine" Quick: Born at Metshepeconk/Metschippeconk, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Baptized 4 July 1733 at Kingston, Ulster County, New York; witnessed by Francis McGee.  Died 1810 in Upper Smithfield Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania.  Was a “babe in arms” when her parents moved to Milford, Pike County, Pennsylvania, where her father was building a mill, house, and barn.  Resided in Upper Smithfield Township, Pennsylvania when married.  Married Francis McGee (b. abt 20 Dec 1730 in Ireland, d. abt 1809 in Upper Smithfield Twp, Pike Co., PA) on 10 August 1753 in the Reformed Dutch Church, Machackemeck (later Port Jervis), Orange County, New York (intent recorded 15 Jul 1753) and had at least the following children:

 

(1. Mary McGee: Baptized 14 April 1754.  Married Benjamin Rosenkrantz.

 

(2. Francis McGee, Jr.: Baptized 10 February 1773.

 

j. Thomas “Tom” Quick, Jr.: Born 19 July 1734 at Milford/Upper Smithfield Township, Pike County, Pennsylvania, where his father had built a grist mill, house, and barn.  Died 20 December 1795/96 from complications of small pox at the residence of James Rosencranse, Upper Smithfield Township, Northampton, Pennsylvania; interred there.  In 1757, during the French and Indian War, witnessed (from the river bank) the brutal scalping and slaughter by Indians of his father on the ice of the Delaware River.  In revenge Thomas, Jr. pursued Indians the remainder of his life, earning him the title "Tom Quick, the Indian slayer" (also seen: "Tom Quick, the Avenger of the Delaware") during the American Revolutionary War.  Never married.

 

k. Stephans Quick: Born 1735.

 

l. Aen/Ann/Enne Quick: Born 19 May 1736 in Shippekonk (probably = Metschepekonk), New Jersey.  Baptized 19 May 1736 at Kingston, Ulster County, New York.  Resided in Upper Smithfield Township, Pennsylvania when she married (1st) James Everingame) on 2 June 1754 at Machakemeck, Orange County, New York and had the following son:

 

(1. James Everingame, Jr.: Baptized 19 June 1757, witnessed by Margaret Quick and Tom Quick "Suster and broeder."

 

Widow Aen (Quick) Everingame married (2nd) Hugh/Huged Sorrad/Hugh Shellet on 2/6 January 1759 at Machackemeck, Ulster County, New York and had the following children:

 

(2. Grietje Shellet: Baptized 26 August 1759.

 

(3. Lena Shellet: Baptized 6 February 1763.

 

5   Jacobus Quick

 

1. Biographical notes:

 

Born 1715/16.  Baptized 29 January 1716 in Rochester Township, Ulster County, New York.  Died 24 April 1777 in Smithfield Township, Pennsylvania.  Resided in Smithfield Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania when married.  In 1762 sold 250 acres of land above the falls of the Delaware River to Edward Robeson of Oxford Township, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Perhaps moved to “Quick’s Bend” on the Susquehanna River, now Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

2. Wife #1: Maria Westbrook

 

a. Biographical notes:

 

Born in Rochester Township, Ulster County, New York.  Baptized there 5 January 1718.  Died 16 December 1748.  Was of Menissink when married to Jacobus Quick on 22 August 1742 (intent recorded 25 Jul 1742) in the Minisink-Machackemeck Reformed Dutch Church, Orange County, New York.

 

b. Children:

 

(1. Johannes Quick #1.

 

(2. Thomas Quick #1.

 

(3. Petrus Quick #1.

 

2. Wife #2: Jannetje Van Auken/Aken

 

a. Biographical notes:

 

Born 3 May 1743 at Minisink/Shippekonk, Orange County, New York; daughter of Cornelius (b. 25 May 1690, d. PA) and Zara (Westbrook) Van Auken (b. 10 Jun 1694 at Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, d. 20 Dec 1766 at Port Jervis, Orange Co., NY).  Married Jacobus Quick on 10 August 1750 in the Minisink region.

 

b. Children:

 

(1. Johannes Quick #2: Born 1735.  Died 12 March 1824.

 

(2. Thomas Quick #2: Born 1735.  Died 1736.

 

(3. Grietje Quick #1: Born 1743.  Died 1744.

 

(4. Sara Quick: Born 1743.  Died 1744.

 

(5. Tomas Quick: Born 1743.  Died 1744.

 

(6. Petrus Quick #2: Born 5 February 1747 at Minisink, Orange County, New York.  Died 12 March 1824.

 

(7. Cornelius Quick: Born 24 February 1751 at Minisink, Orange County, New York.

 

(8. James Jacobus Quick: See generation 4, below.

 

(9. Thomas Quick #3: Born 25 June 1757 at Minisink, Morris County, New Jersey.

 

(10. Lizabeth Quick: Born 19 August 1759 at Minisink, Morris County, New Jersey.

 

(11. Grietje Quick #2: Born 15 April 1763 at Montaque, Sussex County, New Jersey.  Died 18 April 1839 at Deer Park, Suffolk County, New York.

 

(12. Lineah Quick: Born 8 February 1772.  Died 1773.

 

(13. Sarah Quick: Born 1773 at Machackemeck (later Port Jervis), Orange County, New York.

 

4   James Jacobus Quick

 

1. Biographical notes:

 

Born 5 January 1753 (probably) near Milford, Pike County, Pennsylvania (in the Minisink region of eastern Pennsylvania).  Baptized 28 January 1753 at MacHackemeck (later Port Jervis), Orange County, New York.  Died 27 June 1847, age 94, at home on his farm at Quick's Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred there in the Quick Cemetery.  Served with the Northampton Rangers against the Tories and Indians during the Revolutionary War.

 

James moved from Milford to Tunkhannock, where he remained a short time.  Probably about 1790/91 James and his family moved to a bend in the Susquehanna River in Wilmot Township that was known at the time as the “Painter Farm,” because Philip Painter/Paynter had settled there before the Revolutionary War.  Henceforth it was known as Quick’s Bend because James and his family were the first really permanent settlers there.  His daughter, Hannah was born there in 1792.  Tradition says James purchased the Quick’s Bend tract of land from the Indians for 4 barrels of eels.  He lived there 3 or 4 years in a little log house on the north side of the small brook that runs through the farm – near the River on the point of the ridge.  He then built a hewn log house on the south side of the creek nearly opposite the old one.

 

Of interest, as early as 1792 Christopher Schoonover, more commonly known by his Dutch name, “Stoffle,” came from the Delaware River region of Pennsylvania to Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, settling near the Quicks.  He cleared a few acres of flat land beside the Susquehanna River, the upland being covered with timber.  His house was on the bank of the River, below the Wilsons.  It was constructed of logs covered with bark or spalts.  Later he moved up the River into the Township of Litchfield, whereupon Cornelius Quick bought his property.  Cornelius subsequently sold the property to James Anderson, who, in turn, sold to the Wilsons.

 

2. Wife: Johanna “Hannah” Pelton

 

Born 6 May 1756 (per Bible records) at Groton, New London County, Connecticut, daughter of Paul and Mary (Avery) Pelton.  Died 26 December 1851 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania (head stone reads: age 75 yrs, 7 months, 20 days, which would make her birth 6 May 1749).  Married James Jacobus Quick 31 August 1775 at Milford, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

 

3. Children: (at least 7 sons and 3 daughters; order uncertain)

 

a. F. Quick. (female)

 

b. Polly Quick: (eldest daughter) Born 1 June 1777 at Quick’s Bend on the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania (also seen: b. Upper Smithfield Twp, Northampton Co., PA).  Died 2 May 1842 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania (also seen: d. Asylum Twp, Bradford Co., PA); interred Quicks Bend Cemetery, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married (1st) Joseph Carney.  Married (2nd) Edward "Eddy" Winslow.  No known descendants.

 

c. Thomas Quick: Born at Quick’s Bend on the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania (also seen: b. Upper Smithfield Twp, Northampton Co., PA).  Baptized 29 October 1780 in Upper Smithfield Twp, Northampton County, Pennsylvania.

 

d. Samuel Quick: Born 30 March 1781 at Quick’s Bend on the Susquehanna River, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Baptized 6 September 1781 at Minisink, Morris County, New Jersey.  Died 11 December/February 1856 at Springville, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania; interred Quicks Bend Cemetery, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married Nancy Harris (d. 1 Jan 1865; interred with Samuel)

 

e. Jane Quick: Born 9 March 1785/86/87 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 5 June 1872, age 36 years, 2 months, and 26 days; interred there in Quicks Bend Cemetery.  Married John W. Bates (d. 1864).

 

f. Cornelius Quick: Born 5 January 1783 at Quick’s Bend on the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania (also seen: b. Orange Co., PA and b. Ireland).  Baptized 20 April 1784.  Died 3/5 May 1864 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred there in Quicks Bend Cemetery.

 

1860 US Census: Camillus Quick, age 76 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household near Sugar Run in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  His real estate was valued at $2,500 and his personal property was valued at $600.  The household also included Hannah Baker, age 66 (b. PA); A. M. Quick, age 23 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer; and Myron Baker, age 19 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer.  Of interest, the household headed by Paul Quick, age 61 (b. PA) was next door.

 

Cornelius Quick married (1st) Urema Beeman (b. Mar 1781 in PA, d. 31 Oct 1847 in Wilmot Twp, PA; interred with Cornelius) in 1806 and had the following children:

 

(1. George Washington Quick: Born 4 December 1807 in Asylum Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 10 April 1882 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred there in Quicks Bend Cemetery.

 

1850 US Census: Riley Quick, age 29 (b. PA), with no occupation recorded, was apparently heading a household in Asylum Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his brother, George Quick, age 40 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, whose real estate was valued at $800, and the following members of George's family; wife, Jane Quick, age 35 (b. PA); daughter, Elisa J. Quick, age 18 (b. DE); Cornelius Quick, age 14 (b. PA); William C. Quick, age 12 (b. PA); Mary Quick, age 10 (b. PA); Susan M. Quick, age 6 (b. PA); Ireany? Quick, age 4 (b. PA); and Sarah Quick, age 4 months (b. PA).

 

1870 US Census: George Quick, age 62 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Wilmot Township (Sugar Run Post Office), Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  His real estate was valued at $4,000, and his personal property was valued at $1,000.  The household also included his wife, Jane Quick, age 60 (b. NJ); Adelia Quick, age 18 (b. PA); Albert Quick, age 16 (b. PA); James R. Quick, age 46 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, whose real estate was valued at $2,000, and his personal property was valued at $300; Josephine Ely, age 7 (b. PA); Lillie Ely, age 3 (b. PA); and Cornelius Ely, age 35 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer.

 

1880 US Census: George Quick, age 72 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife, Jane Quick, age 65 (b. NJ; parents b. NJ); daughter, Dell M. Quick, age 29 (b. PA); son, Albert Quick, age 25 (b. PA); brother, Riley Quick, age 59 (b. PA); granddaughter, Josephene Ely, age 18 (b. PA); and granddaughter, Lillie Quick, age 13 (b. PA).  Of interest, there were several other Quick households enumerated nearby, including the households headed by John S. Quick, age 42, and Asa Quick, age 44, which were enumerated next door.

 

George Quick married Lily Jane Howie "Jane" (b. 1809 in Sullivan Co., NY, d. 5 Dec 1889 in Wilmot Twp, PA; interred with George) and had the following children: (perhaps others; order uncertain)

 

(a. Elisha J. Quick: Born about 1832 in Pennsylvania.

 

(b. Cornelius W. Quick: Born 24 February 1835 in Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 11 June 1914 at Stevensville, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred Quicks Bend Cemetery, Wilmot Township, Pennsylvania.

 

(c. William Clinton Quick: Born 2 January 1840 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 2 May 1910; interred there in Quicks Bend Cemetery.

 

(d. Mary Quick: Born about 1840 in Pennsylvania.

 

(e. Susan Maxilla Quick: Born January 1844/45 in Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 6 May 1874 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred there in Quicks Bend Cemetery.  Married, as his 1st wife, Gilbert B. Crandall (b. 27 Oct 1836 in Smithboro Twp, Tioga Co., NY, d. 23 Nov 1905 at Sugar Run, Bradford Co., NY) on 7 September 1865.

 

(f. Mary Quick: Perhaps married Cornelius Ely and had the following daughter:

 

(1) Josephine Ely: Born about 1862 in Pennsylvania.

 

(g. Sarah Quick: Born about 1850 in Pennsylvania.

 

(h. (?) Quick: Married (?) and had the following daughter:

 

(1) Lillie Quick: Born about 1867 in Pennsylvania.

 

(i. Adelia "Dell" M. Quick: Born about 1852 in Pennsylvania.

 

(j. Albert Quick: Born about 1854 in Pennsylvania.

 

(2. James Riley Quick "Riley": Born about 1820 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 5 September 1890; interred there in Quicks Bend Cemetery.

 

Cornelius Quick married (2nd) Miriam Haxes/Hakes (b. 25 Jun 1804 in PA, d. 4 Nov 1856 in Wilmot Twp, Bradford Co., NY; interred there in Quicks Bend Cem.) in 1851.  He married (3rd) Eunice Purden.  Resided at Quick’s Bend on the Schoonover place.

 

g. John M. Quick: Born at Quick’s Bend on the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania.  Married Sally Preston (b. 15 Oct 1795, d. 15 Aug 1873).

 

h. Hanna Quick: Born 1792 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 1870.  Married Isaac Sutton.

 

i. Eunice Quick: Born 10 June 1796 at Quick’s Bend, Wilmot Township (on the Susquehanna River), Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 30 June 1870.  Married Erastus Catlin.

 

j. Paul Pelton Quick: See generation 3, below.

 

k. Pelton Quick: Born in Wilmot Township.  No record.

 

3   Reverend Paul Pelton Quick

 

1. Biographical notes:

 

Born 3 June 1799 at Quick’s Bend, Wilmot Township (on the Susquehanna River), Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 4 January 1871; interred there in Quicks Bend Cemetery.  Resided at Quick’s Bend.  Was employed as a Methodist clergyman.

 

1850 US Census: Paul Quick, age 51 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Asylum Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included Mary Quick, age 40/41 (b. PA); Erastus Quick, age 15 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer; John Quick, age 12 (b. PA); Thomas Quick, age 10/11 (b. PA); Miller Quick, age 5 (b. PA); Martha McCaferty, age 15 (b. PA); and sister, Eunice Catlin, age 54 (b. PA).

 

1860 US Census: Paul Quick, age 61 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in near Sugar Run, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  His real estate was valued at $400 and his personal property was valued at $800.  The household also included Mary Quick, age 49 (b. PA); Erastus C. Quick, age 25 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, whose real estate was valued at $1,000 and personal property was valued at $40; Harriet Quick, age 21 (b. PA); John Quick, age 23 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer; Thomas Quick, age 20 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer; Miller Quick, age 14 (b. PA); Sarah Birney, age 8 (b. PA); Alexander Quick, age 7 (b. PA); Wallace Quick, age 3 (b. PA); sister, Eunace Catlin, age 64 (b. PA) and widowed; and domestic servant, Louisa Pond, age 25 (b. PA).  Of interest, the household headed by Camillus Quick, age 76 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was next door.

 

2. Wife: Mary C. Miller (more info)

 

Born 6 December 1810 at Laddsburg, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania (also seen: b. Wilmot Twp, PA), daughter of Daniel and Hannah (Fowler) Miller.  Died 17 January 1898 in Wyalusing/Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

3. Children:

 

a. Erastus Catlin Quick: See generation 2, below.

 

b. John Sutton Quick: Born 17 November 1837 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 28 July 1890; interred Quick’s Cemetery.  Was a veteran of the Civil War.  Married Polly J. Birney (b. 1 Jun 1834, d. 30 May 1892; interred Quick’s Cem) and had children.

 

(1. Mattie B. Quick: Born 6 November 1868 at Quicksbend, Pennsylvania.  Died 15 September 1944 in Macomb Township, McDonough County, Illinois; interred Davenport, Iowa.

 

(2. Paul M. Quick: Born April 1873 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 1900.

 

(3. Nellie Quick: Born 1877 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 1880.

 

(4. J. Rodney Quick: Born 1 December 1879 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 10 February 1880.

 

c. Thomas Elliot Quick: Born 25 March 1840 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 19 April 1881.  Veteran of the Civil War.  Married Elizabeth Smith Kintner (more info) (b. 5 May 1842 at Bushkill, PA, d. 13 Jan 1898), daughter of George and Margaret (Frutchey) Kintner, on 4 July 1865 and had the following children:

 

(1. Lou Eva Quick: Born 1866.

 

(2. Anna Quick: Born 1869.  Married Stanton Sigler.

 

(3. Cora Essa Quick: Born 1871.  Married Mert Brayden and resided in Minnesota.

 

(4. Mary Pauline Quick: Born 1873.  Married George Morrow.

 

(5. Thomas Murry Quick: Born 1880 at Sugar Run, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married Mabel Blackstone and resided at Wysox, Bradford County.

 

d. Daniel Miller Quick "Miller": (more info) Born 25 August 1845 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 15 June 1903 at Sugar Run, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred Quick’s Cemetery.  Married Lucy Passamore (b. 4 Nov 1844, d. 31 May 1911) and had the following son:

 

(1. Victor Quick: Resided in Wyalusing Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

Daniel Miller Quick married (2nd) and had the following children:

 

(2. Lena Quick: Born 1872.  Married (?) Robinson.

 

(3. William “Billy” Quick: (more info) Drowned in the Susquehanna River; interred Quick’s Cemetery.

 

(4. Joseph “Joe” Quick: (more info) Drowned in the Susquehanna River; interred Quick’s Cemetery.

 

(5. Thomas Russel Quick: Born 1879.

 

(6. Nettie P. Quick.

 

e. Harvey Morrow Quick: Born 13 June/1 January 1848 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 13 September 1849.

 

f. Paul Alexander Quick "Alexander", MD: Born 13 June 1853 in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

1880 US Census: Dr. Paul A. Quick, age 34 (b. PA; parents b. PA) and employed as a physician, was heading a household in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife, Rebecca A. Quick, age 30 (b. PA; parents b. PA); son, J. Newton Quick, age 2 (b. PA); son, Rodney A. Quick, age 1? month (b. PA); and mother, Mary C. Quick, age 69 (b. PA) and widowed.

 

1900 US Census: Paul A. Quick, age 45 (b. Jun 1854 in PA; father b. PA; mother b. CT) and employed as a physician, was heading a household at 65 Peck Street in the City of Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan.  The household also included his wife of 24 years, Stella M. Quick, age 40 (b. Aug 1859 in PA; parents b. PA), who had had 4 children, 3 of whom were still alive; daughter, Millie Quick, age 21 (b. Sep 1878 in PA), single, and in school; son, Rodney Quick, age 20 (b. May 1880 in PA), single, and employed as a shipping clerk; daughter, Bessie Page, age 19 (b. Aug 1881 in PA), who had been married less than 1 year and had had no children; and son-in-law, Vernor L. Page, age 22 (b. Oct 1878 in MI; parents b. MI) and in college.

 

Paul A. Quick married (1st) Rebecca E. Birney and resided in Michigan.  Paul and Rebecca had the following children, including:

 

(1. J. Newton Quick: (more info) Born about 1877 in Pennsylvania.

 

(2. Rodney A./E. Quick: (more info) Born 13 May 1880 in Pennsylvania.  Married Susie Smith.

 

 

1910 US Census: Rodney A. Quick, age 29 (b. PA; parents b. PA) and employed as an edge trimmer in a shoe factory, was heading a household at 16 Abbert/Albert Street in the Village of Lestershire, Union Township, Broome County, New York.  He had been married once.  The household also included his wife of 8 years, Susie Quick, age 28 (b. PA; parents b. PA), who had been married once and had had no children; and mother, Rebecca E. Quick, age 62 (b. PA; parents b. PA), divorced, and employed as a nurse for private families, who had had 3 children, 1 of whom was still alive.

 

(3. Harry Quick: Born 6 August 1885 in Pennsylvania.  Died at age 6 months.

 

Paul A. Quick married (2nd) Stella Zuick, who had the following children:

 

(4. Millie (?) Quick: Born September 1878 in Pennsylvania.  Perhaps formally adopted by Paul A. Quick.

 

(5. Bessie (?) Quick: Born August 1881 in Pennsylvania.  Perhaps formally adopted by Paul A. Quick.   Married Vernor L. Page.

 

g. Samuel Wallace Quick "Wallace": Born 10 October 1856 at Quick's Bend/Sugar Run, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 12 June 1935; interred Quick’s Cemetery.  Married (1st) Annie Maria Susannah Archer (apparently d. young) of Quick's Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania on 26 March 1874 at Quick's Bend by Reverend Josiah Archer and had the following children:

 

(1. Walter Quick: Born 1875 at Quick's Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

(2. Victor Alexander Quick: Born 10 January 1877 at Quick's Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 20 December 1944 at Terrytown, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred Kellogg Cemetery, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

1900 US Census: Victor Quick, age 25 (b. Jan 1875 in PA; parents b. PA) and employed as a day laborer, was heading a household in Monroe Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife of 4 years, Martha J. Quick, age 21 (b. Sep 1878 in PA; parents b. PA), who had had 2 children, both still alive; son, Arthur S. Quick [looks like an S., not L., as in 1910], age 3 (b. PA); and daughter, Sarah M. Quick, age 2 (b. PA).  Of interest, the household headed by his father-in-law, Chester Northrup, age 65 (b. Jan 1835) was enumerated directly afterwards.

 

1910 US Census: Victor A. Quick, age 33 (b. PA; father b. PA; mother b. England) and employed as a small farmer, was heading a household on South Branch Road in Monroe Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  He had been married once.  The household also included his wife of 14 years, Mattie J. Quick age 31 (b. PA; parents b. PA), who had been married once and had had 9 children, 7 of whom were still alive; son, Arthur L. Quick, age 13 (b. PA); daughter, Sarah M. Quick, age 11 (b. PA); son, Walter P. Quick, age 9 (b. PA); daughter, Theora M. Quick, age 7 (b. PA); daughter, Freda I. Quick, age 6 (b. PA); son, Mahlon C. Quick, age 3 (b. PA); and son, Fredrick W. Quick, age 1 month (b. PA).  Of interest, the household headed by Mattie's father, Chester Northrup, and other Northrup households, was enumerated on the same census page.

 

1918 WWI Draft Registration: Victor Alexander Quick, age 41 (b. 10 Jan 1877) and employed as a farmer, resided with his wife, Martha Jane Quick, at RFD #4, Wyalusing Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

1920 US Census: Victor A. Quick, age 42 (b. PA; father b. PA; mother b. England) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Terry Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife, Martha G. Quick, age 41 (b. PA; parents b. PA); son, Walter P. Quick, age 19 (b. PA); daughter, Mildred T. Quick, age 17 (b. NYS); daughter, Freda R. Quick, age 15 (b. PA); son, Mahlon Quick, age 12 (b. PA); son, Frederic Quick, age 9 (b. PA); and son, Victor Quick, age 6 (b. PA).

 

1930 US Census: Victor A. Quick, age 53 (b. PA; father b. PA; mother b. England) and employed as a carpenter in a felt factory, was heading a household at 147 Corliss Avenue in the Village of Johnson City, Union Township, Broome County, New York.  He married 1st at age 20, and his residence was valued at $5,000.  The household also included his wife, Martha J. Quick, age 51 (b. PA; parents b. PA), who married 1st at age 18; son, Victor A. Quick, Jr., age 16 (b. PA); and roomer, Glenn L. Hall, age 37 (b. NYS; parents b. NYS), single, and employed as a cardman in a felt factory.

 

1940 US Census: Victor A. Quick, age 63 (b. PA) and employed as a carpenter, was heading a household in Terry Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  He had completed 8th grade.  The household also included his wife, Martha Quick, age 61 (b. PA), who had completed 8th grade; grandson, Frank Quick, age 10 (b. NYS); and granddaughter, Audrey Quick, age 5 (b. NYS).  They resided in the same township on 1 April 1935.

 

At age 21 Victor Quick married Martha Jane Northrup (b. 30 Sep 1878 in PA, d. there 19 May 1946; interred with Victor), age 18, daughter of Chester and Myanda/Miranda (Talada) Northrup, on 3 July 1896 in Bradford County, Pennsylvania and had the following children:

 

(a. Arthur L. Quick: Born about 1896 at Monroeton, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 1954.

 

At age 21 Arthur Quick married Myrtle H. Tonge (b. abt 1899 at Horseheads, NY), daughter of Orland and Symantha (Hoagland) Tonge, on 2 April 1917 (license issued 27 Mar 1917) in New York.

 

(b. Sarah "Sadie" M. Quick: Born 1898 at Elmira, Broome County, Pennsylvania (also seen: b. Bradford Co., PA).  Died 7 May 1996 at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

At age 18 Sarah Quick married Charles S. Reynolds (b. 1899 in Athens/Sayre Twp, Bradford Co., PA, d. 1961 in Bradford Co., PA; interred with Sarah), age 19, son of Charles/John A. and Ida (Ellis) Reynolds, on 20 June 1916 (license issued same day) and had the following children:

 

(1) Charles William Leroy Reynolds: Born 2 March 1918 at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died there 18 August 1980; interred Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married Alice L. McNeal (b. 1923, d. 1983; interred with Charles) and had at least the following son:

 

(a) Alfred J. Reynolds: Born 30 January 1943 at Waverly, Tioga County, New York.  Died 29 May 1983 at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred Tioga Point Cemetery, Athens, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

(2) Ida H. Reynolds: Born 4 November 1923 at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 9 March 2010.  Married Paul Redline Glose (b. 2 Jun 1919 at Walnutport, Northampton Co., PA, d. 1 Mar 2000 at Sayre, Bradford Co., PA), son of Edward Eugene and Jennie Agnes (Redline) Glose, in 1945.

 

(c. Walter P. Quick: Born about 1901 at Monroeton, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

At age 24 Walter Quick married Lulu Lewis (b. abt at Wyalusing, PA), age 32, daughter of Denton and Mary E. (Smith) Lewis, on 4 April 1925 (license issued same day) in Broome County, New York.

 

(d. Theora Mildred Quick "Mildred": Born about 1903 at Elmira, Broome County, New York (also seen: b. PA).  Died 1989.

 

At age 20 Mildred Quick married Lester Earl Canfield, age 22, son of Cecil and Rosa A. (Eastwood) Canfield, on 24 April 1923 (license issued same day) in Broome County, New York.

 

(e. Freda Irene Quick: Born 1 January 1904 at Athens, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 7 January 1986 at Binghamton, Broome County, New York; interred Kattelville, Broome County.

 

At age 21 Freda Quick married Earl Van Dusen (b. abt 1899 at Binghamton, NY, age 26, son of Perry and Lois (Pierce) Van Dusen, on 15 June 1925 (license issued same day) in Broome County, New York.

 

(f. Audrey Quick: Born 8 February 1906.

 

(g. Mahlon Chester Quick "Chester": Born 26 March 1907 at Whitney Point, Broome County, New York (also seen: b. PA).  Died 9/10 November 1983 at Baldwinsville, Onondaga County, New York; interred Triangle, Broome County, New York.

 

1930 US Census: Frank Goodnough, age 56 (b. PA; father b. PA; mother b. NYS) and employed as a cutter for a shoe company, was heading a household at 23 Lusk Street in the Village of Johnson City, Union Township, Broome County, New York.  He married 1st at ae 30, and his residence was valued at $5,500.  The household also included his son, Ralph L. Goodnough, age 12 (b. NYS; parents b. PA); son, Lyall F. Goodnough, age 10 (b. NYS; parents b. PA); son-in-law, Mahlon C. Quick, age 23 (b. PA; parents b. PA) and employed as a glazer for a lumber company, who married 1st at age 22; daughter, Grace L. Quick, age 15 (b. PA; parents b. PA), who married 1st at age 14; and grandson, Frank M. Quick, age 4 months (b. NYS; parents b. PA).

 

Mahlon Quick married Grace Goodnough (b. 30 Nov 1914 in PA, d. 1986 at Rochester, Ulster Co., NY), daughter of Frank and Edith (Richards) Goodnough, and had the following son:

 

(1) Frank M. Quick: Born 17 December 1929 in New York.  Died 26 August 1994 at Camillus, Onondaga County, New York.  Married Sheila Eileen Wilson (b. 9 Nov 1934 at Buffalo, Erie Co., NY, d. 8 Feb 2011 at Camillus, Onondaga Co., NY), daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Julia (Ring) Wilson.

 

(h. Zilpha Quick: Born 27 November 1908.  Died 27 December 1908.

 

(i. Fredrick W. Quick: Born 17 February 1910 at Monroeton, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died August 1975; interred Chenango Valley Cemetery, Binghamton, Broome County, New York.

 

1940 US Census: Ethel Quick, age 30 (b. NYS), married, and employed as a shoe worker in a shoe factory, was heading a household at 18 Allen Street in Johnson City, Union Township, Broome County, New York.  The household also included her son, Herbert Quick, age 12 (b. NYS); daughter, Norma D. Quick, age 11 (b. NYS); and daughter, Freda Louise Quick, age 8 (b. NYS).  On 1 April 1935 they resided elsewhere in the same township.

 

At age 18 Frederick Quick married Ethel M. Nicholas (b. 18 Nov 1909 at Johnson City, Broome Co., NY, d. 23 Nov 1990), age 17, daughter of Richard ad Mame (Hewitt) Nicholas, about 15 December 1926 in Broome County, New York.

 

(1) Herbert Walter Quick: (more info) Born 9 February 1928 at Binghamton, Broome County, New York.  Died 3 June 2009, age 81, at San Jose, Santa Clara County, California.  Veteran of World War II; enlisted 9 August 1946 at Albany, New York and served in the US Army Air Corps.  Employed by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, Alameda County, California.

 

Herbert Quick married (1st) Marie Theresa Maher (b. 30 Nov 1927, d. 1 Jun 2018) on 23 October 1948 at St. Louis, Missouri; divorced about 1989.

 

(a) Mary Yvonne Quick "Yvonne": In 2019 resided in California.  Married (?) Gomez and had 1 child.

 

(b) Denise Quick: In 2019 resided in California.  Married (?) Quiapo and had 5 children.

 

(c) Michelle Theresa Quick: In 2019 resided in Arizona.  Married (?) Miller and had 3 children.

 

(d) Christopher Gregory Quick: In 2019 resided in California.  Had 2 children.

 

(e) Valerie Marie Quick: In 2019 resided in California.  Married (?) Kramer and had 2 children.

 

(f) Kathryn Diane Quick: In 2019 resided in California.  Married (?) Smith and had 2 children.

 

Herbert Walter Quick married (2nd) Lulu (?); no children.

 

(2) Norma D. Quick: Born about 1929 in New York.

 

(3) Freda Louise Quick: Born about 1932 in New York.

 

(j. Victor Alexander Quick, Jr.: Born 1 October 1913 at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 7 January 1997 at Hilton, Monroe County, New York.

 

1930 US Census: Frank Goodnough, age 56 (b. PA; father b. PA; mother b. NYS) and employed as a cutter for a shoe company, was heading a household at 23 Lusk Street in the Village of Johnson City, Union Township, Broome County, New York.  He married 1st at ae 30, and his residence was valued at $5,500.  The household also included his son, Ralph L. Goodnough, age 12 (b. NYS; parents b. PA); son, Lyall F. Goodnough, age 10 (b. NYS; parents b. PA); son-in-law, Mahlon C. Quick, age 23 (b. PA; parents b. PA) and employed as a glazer for a lumber company, who married 1st at age 22; daughter, Grace L. Quick, age 15 (b. PA; parents b. PA), who married 1st at age 14; and grandson, Frank M. Quick, age 4 months (b. NYS; parents b. PA).

 

1940 US Census: Victor Quick, Jr., age 26 (b. PA) and employed as a farm laborer, was heading a household in Caledonia Township, Livingston County, New York.  He had completed 2 years of high school.  The household also included his wife, Grace Quick, age 25 (b. PA), who had completed 8th grade.  On 1 April 1935 Grace resided in the same township, and Victor resided in Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

At age 28, while a resident of Lancaster, Erie County, New York and employed as a machinist, Victor Quick married, as her 2nd husband, his sister-in-law, Grace L. (Goodnough) Quick (b. Carley Brook, Wayne Co., PA), age 27, daughter of Frank and Edith (Richards) Goodnough, on 1 August 1942 (license issued 28 Jul 1942) at Great Bend, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania.  Grace's 1st marriage to his brother, Mahlon Chester Quick, ended in divorce on 20 July 1942 at Binghamton, New York, by reason of adultery.

 

Samuel Wallace Quick married (2nd) Mary Emma Horton (b. 29 Dec 1865 in Wilmot Twp, Bradford Co., PA, d. 27 Feb 1947 at Binghamton, Broome Co., NY) and after 1891 moved to Doniphan, Missouri.  In 1916 they moved back to Pennsylvania.  Samuel and Mary had the following children:

 

(3. Laura Quick: Born February 1888 at Quick's Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

(4. Mabel E. Quick: Born March 1891 at Quick's Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

(5. Erastus Quick: Born 1 May 1893 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.  Died 15 June 1965 at Sayre, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married Minnie Mahaley Clark (b. 29 Dec 1892 in Perry Co., IL, d. 22 Oct 1976 at Roanoke, Halifax Co., VA), daughter of John and Catherine (Lust) Clark, on 30 April 1914 and had the following children:

 

(a. Alma Pauline Quick: Born 14 January 1915 at Doniphan, Riley County, Missouri.  Died 21 July 1994 at Waverly, Tioga County, New York.  Married Robert Edwin Harper, III (b. 19 Apr 1918 at Sayre, Bradford Co, PA, d. there 15 Dec 1983), son of Robert Edwin, Jr. and Alice Irene (Henson) Harper, and had the following children:

 

(1) Linda Harper: Has an interest in her family's history.  Married (1st) (?) and had the following children:

 

(a) Son.

 

(b) Son.

 

(c) Son.

 

Married (2nd) (?); no children.  Married (3rd) (?).

 

(2) Lois Harper: Has done a lot of work documenting her family’s history, some of which is on display in this and linked annexes, but which can be viewed in more detail at http://www.ancestry.com/.  Married Douglas Walsh and had 2 children.

 

(b. Emma M. Quick: Born about 1920.

 

(c. Fern Quick: Born about 1923.

 

(d. Wallace Quick: Born about 1925.

 

(6. Horton Quick: Born March 1895 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.

 

(7. Pearl Quick: Born July 1897 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.

 

(8. Oma Quick: Born July 1899 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.

 

(9. Mary Quick: Born about 1901 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.

 

(10. Golden R. Quick: Born about 1903 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.

 

(11. Ana O. Quick: Born about 1906 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.

 

(12. Ava Quick: Born about 1906 at Doniphan, Ripley County, Missouri.

 

2   Reverend Erastus Catlin Quick (more info)

 

1. Biographical notes:

 

Born 17 May 1835 at Quick’s Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died (dropped dead) 20 October 1902 at Camptown, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, the day after he preached a sermon at Herrickville, Bradford County; interred Camptown Cemetery.  Educated at Kingstontown, New York.  Employed 30 years as a Baptist clergyman and referred to as “Elder Quick.”

 

1860 US Census: Erastus C. Quick, age 25, resided with his parents in Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.

 

1870 US Census: E. C. Quick, age 35 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household near Sugar Run, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  His real estate was valued at $5,000 and his personal property was valued at $1,500.  The household also included Harriett Quick, age 30 (b. PA); Ida May Quick, age 8 (b. PA); and Grant Quick, age 6 (b. PA).

 

1880 US Census: Erastus C. Quick, age 45 (b. PA) and employed as a clergyman, was heading a household in Wyalusing Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife, Harriet A. Quick, age 41 (b. PA); and daughter, Ida M. Quick, age 18 (b. PA) and "at home."

 

1900 US Census: Erastus C. Quick, age 65 (b. May 1835 in PA; parents b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Wyalusing Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife of 39 years, Harriet A. Quick, age 61 (b. Oct 1839 in PA; parents b. PA).  The number of children they had had and the number of those children still alive was not included.

 

2. Wife: Harriet A. Adams (more info)

 

Born 5 October 1839, daughter of David and Deborah (?) Adams, who also had a son, Henry Adams (more info) (b. 27 Jul 1833 in PA, d. 1906), who settled in Buffalo County, Wisconsin, and daughter, Mary Elizabeth Adams (more info) (b. 25 Aug 1838 in Susquehanna Co., PA), who married J. F. Gregory.  Died 12 July 1920 at the home of Dr. Jacob Madison Biles at Homets Ferry, Bradford County, Pennsylvania; interred Camptown Cemetery.  Married Reverend Erastus C. Quick on 6 May 1860 (see Sterling Genealogy, published 1909).  Resided at Camptown in 1903, the year following her husband’s death.

 

1850 US Census: David Adams, age 46 (b. unknown) and not employed (was insane), was heading a household in Braintrim Township, Wyoming County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife, Deborah Adams, age 39 (b. PA); daughter, Adah Adams, age 19 (b. PA); son, Henry Adams, age 17 (b. PA); son, Theodor Adams, age 14 (b. PA); daughter, Elizabeth Adams, age 12 (b. PA); daughter, Harriet Adams, age 10 (b. PA); and son, Charles Adams, age 8 (b. PA).

 

1860 US Census: Henry Adams, age 26 (b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Naples Township, Buffalo County, Wisconsin.  His real estate was valued at $1,800, and his personal property was valued at $350.  The household also included his brother, Charles Adams, age 17 (b. PA) and employed as a laborer, whose personal property was valued at $100.

 

1880 US Census: Henry Adams, age 48 (b. PA; parents b. CT) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Naples Township, Buffalo County, Wisconsin.  The household also included his wife, Achsah Adams, age 53 (b. NYS; parents b. VT); son, Clarence Adams, age 18 (b. WI) and single; daughter, Florence Adams, age 18 (b. WI) and single; son, Obed Adams, age 17 (b. WI) and single; daughter, Ada Adams, age 15 (b. WI); daughter, Fannie Adams, age 9 (b. WI); and Charles Borges, age 21 (b. WI; parents b. Norway) and employed as a farm laborer.

 

1920 US Census: Jacob Biles, MD, age 61 (b. PA; parents b. PA), with no record of employment, was heading a household on Porterville Road in Wyalusing Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  The household also included his wife, Ida M. Biles, age 57 (b. PA; parents b. PA); and mother-in-law, Harriet A. Quick, age 80 (b. PA) and widowed.

 

1900 US Census: Henry Adams, age 67 (b. Jul 1833 in PA; parents b. PA) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in the City of Mondovi, Mondovi Township, Buffalo County, Wisconsin.  The household also included his wife of 39 years, Achsah Adams, age 73 (b. Mar 1827 in NYS; parents b. VT), who had had 5 children, all still alive; daughter, Flora Adams, age 38 (b. Jan 1862 in WI) and single, with no occupation recorded; and daughter, Fannie Adams, age 29 (b. Feb 1871 in WI) and single, with no occupation recorded. 

 

3. Children:

 

a. Ida May Quick: See generation 1, below.

 

b. Grant B. Quick: Born 14 February 1864 at Quicks Bend.  Died 4 January 1871.

 

1   Ida May Quick:

 

Born 3 February 1862 at Quick's Bend, Wilmot Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Died 28 December 1924; interred Biles Cemetery, Homets Ferry, Wyalusing Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania.  Married Jacob Madison Biles, MD, 9th/10th child (twin) of Jacob Place Biles, generation 8 of the Ancestors of John Addison Biles on 29 November 1882.

 

See Jacob Place Biles Page for More Info

 

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Notes:

 

1. Of interest: Emma Van Noy Biles (see Alexander Patterson Biles page) told Clara Delphine (Irvine) Coles in a 29 August 1928 letter that Ida Quick had wanted to marry John Peet, but her parents opposed the union.  John subsequently moved to Spokane, Washington, where he was employed as a clerk in Lafferty’s Store.  In (presumably) Aug 1928 John Peet was killed in an auto accident in Spokane, but was interred in the Camptown, Bradford County, Pennsylvania Cemetery.  He reportedly left an estate worth approximately $100,000.

 

2. From Marian Elizabeth Biles:

 

a. “It was an old Dutch custom to give each child a Christian name.  Its father’s name for a middle name and often ignoring the family surname, but using the name of town the father came from.  Thus, Dirck Theunisyen Quick would be Dirck the son of Theunis from Naorden (Van Naorden), or Dirck Theunisyen Van Naorden.

 

“Thomas Thomasyen Quick de Matyelaer Van Naorden (or Thomas Quick the mason from Naorden) was in America by 25 November 1640, which is the date of his daughter’s baptism at the old Dutch Church.  Hellegonde was her name.  Thomas took many “high flyers” in early New Amsterdam real estate, hence many records.”

 

 

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