In 1814, Rev. Newet (aka Newitt) Vick, a Virginia-born preacher, and Foster Cook (Mrs. Vick's nephew) erected a log cabin for worship near Vick's plantation, "Open Woods." Vick was the first local Methodist preacher in Warren County and, before his death in 1819 from Yellow Fever, he purchased 612 acres which he laid into town lots, the birth of the historic city of Vicksburg, Mississippi. (provided by Michael Logue)
Newet and Elizabeth had 13 children: Hartwell, Sarah Clark, Ann, Mary Tirzah, Martha, Eliza White, Lucy Watkins, John Wesley, General William, Matilda Louisa, Amanda Maria, Emily Franklin, Newit Holmes Vick.
There are different spellings of his name used on various documents. The one on his headstone is more than likely the correct way, so that is how I refer to him
In 1814, Rev. Newet (aka Newitt) Vick, a Virginia-born preacher, and Foster Cook (Mrs. Vick's nephew) erected a log cabin for worship near Vick's plantation, "Open Woods." Vick was the first local Methodist preacher in Warren County and, before his death in 1819 from Yellow Fever, he purchased 612 acres which he laid into town lots, the birth of the historic city of Vicksburg, Mississippi. (provided by Michael Logue)
Newet and Elizabeth had 13 children: Hartwell, Sarah Clark, Ann, Mary Tirzah, Martha, Eliza White, Lucy Watkins, John Wesley, General William, Matilda Louisa, Amanda Maria, Emily Franklin, Newit Holmes Vick.
There are different spellings of his name used on various documents. The one on his headstone is more than likely the correct way, so that is how I refer to him
Inscription
"Sacred in the memory of Newet Vick, a native of Virginia, born March 17th, 1766, and departed this life August 5th, 1819."
Joint for above (meaning Newet and wife)
"In life they were united
In death not divided.
Jesus smiles and says, "Well done.
Good and faithful servant, Yes, Enter
and receive thy crown. Reign with me
triumphantly." "
Family Members
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Hartwell Vick
1792–1833
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Anna A "Nancy" Vick Irion
1794–1832
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Sarah Vick Lane
1794–1883
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Mary Tirza Vick Henderson
1797–1836
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Martha Vick
1800–1851
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Eliza White Vick Morse
1801–1890
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Lucy Watkins Vick Irwin
1803–1884
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John Wesley Vick Sr
1806–1888
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Gen William F Vick
1807–1859
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Matilda Louisa Vick M'Cray
1810–1836
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Amanda Maria Vick Marshall
1812–1904
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Emily Franklin Vick Anderson
1815–1899
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Newet Holmes Vick
1819–1855
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