Chick |
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Origin of the Chick Surname |
| Chick primarily has English roots, stemming from the Middle English work chike (a shortened form of "chicken"). It originated as an occupational name for a poultry breeder or a playful nickname for someone plucky, or used as a term of endearment. Historical records - such as the 1198 Dorset Pipe Rolls show early forms like Richard Chike, which were frequently pronounced like "cheek" due to Middle English vowel shifts. |
| GENERATION 1 |
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William Chick
was born abt. 1750 in Loudon County, Virginia and died on Jan 3, 1797 in
Loudon. He married
Rebekah.
His parentage is uncertain.
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| GENERATION 2 |
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Elijah T. Chick, son of William and Rebekah
was born bef. Feb 22, 1776 in Virginia and died on Apr 26, 1863 in Fayette
County, PA. He married Sarah A.
Cullison abt. 1806.
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| GENERATION 3 |
| William Edmond Chick, son of Elijah and Sarah was born on March 17, 1806 in Virginia and died on February 22, 1879 in Monroe, IA. He married Eleanor Murry (1809-1851). |
| GENERATION 4 |
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Charles M. Chick, son of William and Eleanor was
born on Jul 20, 1834 in Fayette, PA and died on Jul 8, 1910 in Oskaloosa,
IA.
The children of Charles and Elizabeth are: The children of Charles and Jane are: |
| GENERATION 5 |
![]() Dora Alice Chick, daughter of Charles and Elizabeth was born on Nov 26, 1858/9 in Mahaska Co., IA and died on March 21, 1943 in Sumner, WA. She married Clarence Eugene Riggs on Nov 11, 1883 in Fremont, IA. See the Riggs surname page for the continuation of this line. |
| Migration pattern of the Chick family |
| Virginia -- Iowa |
| Surnames that married into the Chick family | |
| Cullison | Murray |
| Myers | Riggs |
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was created on 07/09/26 and last updated on
07/09/26