married 16 Nov 1837 in Lincoln cCunty, Missouri.
JOSEPH WIKE, second child of George and Mary (Essig) Wike was born in 1806. He came to Pike County in 1837 and that same year married Abigail (Mills) Myers. Both are buried in (Old) Barry Cemetery. They were parents of ten children:
1. & 2. Sons died in infancy.
3. William Byron Wike, married Eliza Hamm and fathered at least five children.
4. Marietta Wike b 7 Jul 1844. Married and lived near West Ely, MO
Marietta Wike has been discharged from the asylum as completely cured and capable of taking care of herself. I will say to those who have slurred me, you do not know how soon you may be in there yourselves. The doctor said it never be my superiors or equals that would slur me. My inferiors would always do it.
Contributed by Virginia Gorton Bonne - [Barry Adage, 11 Oct 1894, p4, c1]
5. Joseph Taylor Walker Wike, who married Sarah Hicks and had at least one daughter.
6. Josephine Wike, who married James Dobbs and had two children, William and Alice Dobbs who married George Doran.
7. Eliza Jane Wike, who married Matthew H. Nichol; both are buried at Barry Cemetery. They had five children: Ella, George, Carrie, Alfred and Maud Nichol.
8. Alfred Baker Wike who married Ida M. Hadsell. They lived near Barry on the Wike homestead. Their children were Edna Ray who married Charles Peck; Floyd Wike, Carrie Wike; Lena Wike, who married Ralph Snyder; and Letha C. Wike.
9. Mary Magdaline Wike who married Thomas Hull.
10. Ada Rebecca Wike 6 May 1859-8 Oct 1933 buried in Old Barry Cem
JOSEPH WIKE, second child of George and Mary (Essig) Wike was born in 1806. He came to Pike County in 1837 and that same year married Abigail (Mills) Myers. Both are buried in (Old) Barry Cemetery. They were parents of ten children:
1. & 2. Sons died in infancy.
3. William Byron Wike, married Eliza Hamm and fathered at least five children.
4. Marietta Wike b 7 Jul 1844. Married and lived near West Ely, MO
Marietta Wike has been discharged from the asylum as completely cured and capable of taking care of herself. I will say to those who have slurred me, you do not know how soon you may be in there yourselves. The doctor said it never be my superiors or equals that would slur me. My inferiors would always do it.
Contributed by Virginia Gorton Bonne - [Barry Adage, 11 Oct 1894, p4, c1]
5. Joseph Taylor Walker Wike, who married Sarah Hicks and had at least one daughter.
6. Josephine Wike, who married James Dobbs and had two children, William and Alice Dobbs who married George Doran.
7. Eliza Jane Wike, who married Matthew H. Nichol; both are buried at Barry Cemetery. They had five children: Ella, George, Carrie, Alfred and Maud Nichol.
8. Alfred Baker Wike who married Ida M. Hadsell. They lived near Barry on the Wike homestead. Their children were Edna Ray who married Charles Peck; Floyd Wike, Carrie Wike; Lena Wike, who married Ralph Snyder; and Letha C. Wike.
9. Mary Magdaline Wike who married Thomas Hull.
10. Ada Rebecca Wike 6 May 1859-8 Oct 1933 buried in Old Barry Cem
married 16 Nov 1837 in Lincoln cCunty, Missouri.
JOSEPH WIKE, second child of George and Mary (Essig) Wike was born in 1806. He came to Pike County in 1837 and that same year married Abigail (Mills) Myers. Both are buried in (Old) Barry Cemetery. They were parents of ten children:
1. & 2. Sons died in infancy.
3. William Byron Wike, married Eliza Hamm and fathered at least five children.
4. Marietta Wike b 7 Jul 1844. Married and lived near West Ely, MO
Marietta Wike has been discharged from the asylum as completely cured and capable of taking care of herself. I will say to those who have slurred me, you do not know how soon you may be in there yourselves. The doctor said it never be my superiors or equals that would slur me. My inferiors would always do it.
Contributed by Virginia Gorton Bonne - [Barry Adage, 11 Oct 1894, p4, c1]
5. Joseph Taylor Walker Wike, who married Sarah Hicks and had at least one daughter.
6. Josephine Wike, who married James Dobbs and had two children, William and Alice Dobbs who married George Doran.
7. Eliza Jane Wike, who married Matthew H. Nichol; both are buried at Barry Cemetery. They had five children: Ella, George, Carrie, Alfred and Maud Nichol.
8. Alfred Baker Wike who married Ida M. Hadsell. They lived near Barry on the Wike homestead. Their children were Edna Ray who married Charles Peck; Floyd Wike, Carrie Wike; Lena Wike, who married Ralph Snyder; and Letha C. Wike.
9. Mary Magdaline Wike who married Thomas Hull.
10. Ada Rebecca Wike 6 May 1859-8 Oct 1933 buried in Old Barry Cem
JOSEPH WIKE, second child of George and Mary (Essig) Wike was born in 1806. He came to Pike County in 1837 and that same year married Abigail (Mills) Myers. Both are buried in (Old) Barry Cemetery. They were parents of ten children:
1. & 2. Sons died in infancy.
3. William Byron Wike, married Eliza Hamm and fathered at least five children.
4. Marietta Wike b 7 Jul 1844. Married and lived near West Ely, MO
Marietta Wike has been discharged from the asylum as completely cured and capable of taking care of herself. I will say to those who have slurred me, you do not know how soon you may be in there yourselves. The doctor said it never be my superiors or equals that would slur me. My inferiors would always do it.
Contributed by Virginia Gorton Bonne - [Barry Adage, 11 Oct 1894, p4, c1]
5. Joseph Taylor Walker Wike, who married Sarah Hicks and had at least one daughter.
6. Josephine Wike, who married James Dobbs and had two children, William and Alice Dobbs who married George Doran.
7. Eliza Jane Wike, who married Matthew H. Nichol; both are buried at Barry Cemetery. They had five children: Ella, George, Carrie, Alfred and Maud Nichol.
8. Alfred Baker Wike who married Ida M. Hadsell. They lived near Barry on the Wike homestead. Their children were Edna Ray who married Charles Peck; Floyd Wike, Carrie Wike; Lena Wike, who married Ralph Snyder; and Letha C. Wike.
9. Mary Magdaline Wike who married Thomas Hull.
10. Ada Rebecca Wike 6 May 1859-8 Oct 1933 buried in Old Barry Cem
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