Caleb and Annie had three known children in the 1930 U.S. Census:
Edith Broomall (Morgan, Farr), b. 1900, d. 28 Apr 1995 AL
Wick Broomall, b. 1902, d. 5 Feb 1976 GA
Annie Broomall (Vardamen, Speer), b. 1907, d. 27 Sep 1999 AL
It is speculated that this man was the namesake of Caleb Baldwin Wick (1836-1908) of Youngstown, Ohio. Though no proof has yet been found, or connection to the Broomall family, it is highly unlikely that this man's parents would simply come up with this name out of "thin air", so to speak. It is too unusual. See here: (http://www.ohiogenealogyexpress.com/mahoning/mahoningco_bios_1893/mahoningco_bios_1893_w.htm)
Edith Broomall (Morgan, Farr), b. 1900, d. 28 Apr 1995 AL
Wick Broomall, b. 1902, d. 5 Feb 1976 GA
Annie Broomall (Vardamen, Speer), b. 1907, d. 27 Sep 1999 AL
It is speculated that this man was the namesake of Caleb Baldwin Wick (1836-1908) of Youngstown, Ohio. Though no proof has yet been found, or connection to the Broomall family, it is highly unlikely that this man's parents would simply come up with this name out of "thin air", so to speak. It is too unusual. See here: (http://www.ohiogenealogyexpress.com/mahoning/mahoningco_bios_1893/mahoningco_bios_1893_w.htm)
Caleb and Annie had three known children in the 1930 U.S. Census:
Edith Broomall (Morgan, Farr), b. 1900, d. 28 Apr 1995 AL
Wick Broomall, b. 1902, d. 5 Feb 1976 GA
Annie Broomall (Vardamen, Speer), b. 1907, d. 27 Sep 1999 AL
It is speculated that this man was the namesake of Caleb Baldwin Wick (1836-1908) of Youngstown, Ohio. Though no proof has yet been found, or connection to the Broomall family, it is highly unlikely that this man's parents would simply come up with this name out of "thin air", so to speak. It is too unusual. See here: (http://www.ohiogenealogyexpress.com/mahoning/mahoningco_bios_1893/mahoningco_bios_1893_w.htm)
Edith Broomall (Morgan, Farr), b. 1900, d. 28 Apr 1995 AL
Wick Broomall, b. 1902, d. 5 Feb 1976 GA
Annie Broomall (Vardamen, Speer), b. 1907, d. 27 Sep 1999 AL
It is speculated that this man was the namesake of Caleb Baldwin Wick (1836-1908) of Youngstown, Ohio. Though no proof has yet been found, or connection to the Broomall family, it is highly unlikely that this man's parents would simply come up with this name out of "thin air", so to speak. It is too unusual. See here: (http://www.ohiogenealogyexpress.com/mahoning/mahoningco_bios_1893/mahoningco_bios_1893_w.htm)
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