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Ebenezer Cemetery

AKA German Baptist
Ellis County, Oklahoma


Fredrich & Sue Ann Schick

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SCHICK
FREDRICH  1844 - 1932
SUE ANN   1844 - 1925


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Submitted by: Janet Flickinger

FREDRICK SCHICK

14 Jul 1844 - 1932

Born July 14, 1844 in Russia
Died 1932 in Shattuck, Ellis Co., OK

Seeking a better way of life for their family, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schick came to Marion, Kansas, around 1900 from the Volga River area in Russia. Fred married Susanna Brunner in Russia. Their son, Henry, had come to America with relatives nine years earlier to see what life was like, and if it proved satisfactory, the rest of the family was to follow.

In 1902 the Schick family came to Oklahoma and homesteaded four miles west of Shattuck. A frame home, fourteen feet by sixteen feet, was built. As one seldom saw a frame house in Russia, the Schicks were quite proud of their home. The house was added to three times as the family increased. The Fredrick Schicks had six children: Gottfried, Henry, George, Fred, David and Katie.


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Submitted by: Janet Flickinger

SUSANNA BRUNNER SCHICK

1 Jul 1844 - 11 Oct 1925

Born July 1, 1844 in Russia
Died Oct 11, 1925 in Shattuck, Ellis Co., OK

Susanna Brunner married Frederick Schick in Russia. They immigrated to Marion, Kansas, around 1900 from the Volga River area in Russia. Their son, Henry, had come to America with relatives nine years earlier to see what life was like, and if it proved satisfactory, the rest of the family was to follow. In 1902 the Schick family came to Oklahoma and homesteaded four miles west of Shattuck. A frame home, fourteen feet by sixteen feet, was built. As one seldom saw a frame house in Russia, the Schicks were quite proud of their home. The house was added to three times as the family increased. The Fredrick Schicks had six children: Gottfried, Henry, George, Fred, David and Katie.

She is buried in Ebenezer Baptist Cemetery aka German Baptist Cemetery Sec. 22 Twp 20 R 26 which is 5 miles south of Shattuck, 4 miles west and 1/2 mile south.


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