Note: This Solomon C. Wyrick who died in 1918 gets confused with another Solomon Wyrick who died in 1914.
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Missouri Death Cert. #12508. Informant is his youngest son, Ira Wyrick. Solomon Churchwell Wyrick was born Jan. 7, 1832 in Monroe, Tennessee. His parents were Frederick and Phoebe Wyrick.
He served during the Civil War in the 1st Tennessee Calvary, Private, Company E, Confederate States Army. He became a prisoner of war after being captured in Martinsburg, West Virginia on July 7, 1864.
Spouses:
1. Sarah (maiden name possibly Jacks/Jaques), married abt 1851. They had the following children before she passed away, abt. 1874:
William H. Wyrick, b. 1852
Solomon Wyrick, b. 1854
Charles Wyrick, b. 1859
James Madison Wyrick, b. 1862
Sarah Ellen Wyrick, b. 1864
Anna Elizabeth Wyrick, b. 1866
Sarina E. Wyrick, b. 1869
2. Mary Elizabeth Kirksey, married on Nov. 13, 1877 at Cedar County, Missouri. He and his wife lived and raised their sons in Cedar County until his death in 1918. His wife died in 1923. They had 6 children, with one son, Charles Wyrick, being stillborn in 1879. Charles was the twin of Louis Wiley Wyrick. Binard Wyrick was born in 1882 but died as in infant. Children born to this union were:
Charley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Louis Wiley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Frederick Green Wyrick b. 1880
Binard A.Wyrick b. 1882
Ira Wilbert Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
Ivan Monroe Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
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Missouri Death Cert. #12508. Informant is his youngest son, Ira Wyrick. Solomon Churchwell Wyrick was born Jan. 7, 1832 in Monroe, Tennessee. His parents were Frederick and Phoebe Wyrick.
He served during the Civil War in the 1st Tennessee Calvary, Private, Company E, Confederate States Army. He became a prisoner of war after being captured in Martinsburg, West Virginia on July 7, 1864.
Spouses:
1. Sarah (maiden name possibly Jacks/Jaques), married abt 1851. They had the following children before she passed away, abt. 1874:
William H. Wyrick, b. 1852
Solomon Wyrick, b. 1854
Charles Wyrick, b. 1859
James Madison Wyrick, b. 1862
Sarah Ellen Wyrick, b. 1864
Anna Elizabeth Wyrick, b. 1866
Sarina E. Wyrick, b. 1869
2. Mary Elizabeth Kirksey, married on Nov. 13, 1877 at Cedar County, Missouri. He and his wife lived and raised their sons in Cedar County until his death in 1918. His wife died in 1923. They had 6 children, with one son, Charles Wyrick, being stillborn in 1879. Charles was the twin of Louis Wiley Wyrick. Binard Wyrick was born in 1882 but died as in infant. Children born to this union were:
Charley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Louis Wiley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Frederick Green Wyrick b. 1880
Binard A.Wyrick b. 1882
Ira Wilbert Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
Ivan Monroe Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
Note: This Solomon C. Wyrick who died in 1918 gets confused with another Solomon Wyrick who died in 1914.
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Missouri Death Cert. #12508. Informant is his youngest son, Ira Wyrick. Solomon Churchwell Wyrick was born Jan. 7, 1832 in Monroe, Tennessee. His parents were Frederick and Phoebe Wyrick.
He served during the Civil War in the 1st Tennessee Calvary, Private, Company E, Confederate States Army. He became a prisoner of war after being captured in Martinsburg, West Virginia on July 7, 1864.
Spouses:
1. Sarah (maiden name possibly Jacks/Jaques), married abt 1851. They had the following children before she passed away, abt. 1874:
William H. Wyrick, b. 1852
Solomon Wyrick, b. 1854
Charles Wyrick, b. 1859
James Madison Wyrick, b. 1862
Sarah Ellen Wyrick, b. 1864
Anna Elizabeth Wyrick, b. 1866
Sarina E. Wyrick, b. 1869
2. Mary Elizabeth Kirksey, married on Nov. 13, 1877 at Cedar County, Missouri. He and his wife lived and raised their sons in Cedar County until his death in 1918. His wife died in 1923. They had 6 children, with one son, Charles Wyrick, being stillborn in 1879. Charles was the twin of Louis Wiley Wyrick. Binard Wyrick was born in 1882 but died as in infant. Children born to this union were:
Charley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Louis Wiley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Frederick Green Wyrick b. 1880
Binard A.Wyrick b. 1882
Ira Wilbert Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
Ivan Monroe Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
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Missouri Death Cert. #12508. Informant is his youngest son, Ira Wyrick. Solomon Churchwell Wyrick was born Jan. 7, 1832 in Monroe, Tennessee. His parents were Frederick and Phoebe Wyrick.
He served during the Civil War in the 1st Tennessee Calvary, Private, Company E, Confederate States Army. He became a prisoner of war after being captured in Martinsburg, West Virginia on July 7, 1864.
Spouses:
1. Sarah (maiden name possibly Jacks/Jaques), married abt 1851. They had the following children before she passed away, abt. 1874:
William H. Wyrick, b. 1852
Solomon Wyrick, b. 1854
Charles Wyrick, b. 1859
James Madison Wyrick, b. 1862
Sarah Ellen Wyrick, b. 1864
Anna Elizabeth Wyrick, b. 1866
Sarina E. Wyrick, b. 1869
2. Mary Elizabeth Kirksey, married on Nov. 13, 1877 at Cedar County, Missouri. He and his wife lived and raised their sons in Cedar County until his death in 1918. His wife died in 1923. They had 6 children, with one son, Charles Wyrick, being stillborn in 1879. Charles was the twin of Louis Wiley Wyrick. Binard Wyrick was born in 1882 but died as in infant. Children born to this union were:
Charley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Louis Wiley Wyrick (twin) b. 1879
Frederick Green Wyrick b. 1880
Binard A.Wyrick b. 1882
Ira Wilbert Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
Ivan Monroe Wyrick (twin) b. 1884
Inscription
IN MEMORY OF
SOLOMON & MARY
WYRICK
AND SONS
BINARD & CHARLEY
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