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| Birth: | 1819 in Somerset County, New Jersey |
| Death: | 1905 in Milledgeville, Illinois |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Jacob Ike b. 30 Jan 1792 in Hunterdon County, N.J. |
| Mother: | Sallie Ann Tyger b. 1791 in Germany |
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| Burial: Milledgeville, Illinois 1 2 |
| Changed: 27 Mar 2002 23:25 |
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Individual:
"Moved west" was a notation next to the name of John Ike on 1914 note that was written in East Stroudsburg, PA with his wife's name, Margaret Barnes.
In the 1955 family history by Harry Albert Ike he states: "John Ike married Margaret Brnro went west, had two boys, one girl, her name was Vinnie. The children changed their name from Ike to Ickes. Harold Ickes, Secretary of Interior was one of the boys. I don't know about the others. Harold was married two times."
NOTE: I have not been able to confirm this information and have traced Harold Ickes back to an Ickes family in Pennsylvania.
Also in a 12/16/1991 note from Albert Ike to Ruth Ike Hackert stating: "Did I mention that I've located five generations of Ike's in Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois and Iowa who are descended from George Barnes Ike, a cousin of your grandfather, Albert Francis Ike. Remember the notation in Uncle Bert's bible about John Ike, son of Jacob Ike and Sarah Tiger? According to those notes, John married Margaret Barnes (It looks like Brnro) and 'moved west'. They were married in 1845 in Wilkes Barre, PA and had nine children. John Ike died in 1905 in Milledgeville, Illinois."
While searching the "Ike" surnane on the internet I came across a request by Judith Vermillion (judith@sedonalink.com) which was dated 9/12/1999 stating that "Margaret Barnes married John Ike. Issue of marriage is Louisa Ike Holly, died Rockford, Il. and George Ike, b. 1855 d. 1930 in Red Cloud, Nebraska."
I responded and received the following response from her: "My gg grandfather is John Ike, date of birth unknown, and may have been born in Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey. He married Margaret Barnes. Two children were born as issue to this marriage; my ggrandmother, Louisa Ames Ike, b. 7 Sept 1862 in Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois, d. 15 Feb 1930 in Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois, married Edgar Alonzo Holly, 6 April 1880 in Stirling, Whitside County, Illinois; and her brother George B. Ike, b. 10 Aug 1855, Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey, d. 19 Feb 1930, McCook, Red Willow County, Nebraska, married Emma A. Keller in Boon County, Iowa. If you wish, I can send you the names of their children, etc., or you can GEDCOM my PAF file to you. You are an answer to a prayer. I had hit a dead end on this line some years ago, and it is so exciting to see a light at the end of my Ike tunnel. Do you know if Jacob Ike was our immigrating ancestor? Also, would you mind sharing with me your documentation? Thank you so much for your inquiry. It means a lot to me. How do we tie in together? Judith Vermillion" NOTE: She has sent me her information regarding her family, some of which is included in the Ike Family book. We have been in contact with each other numerous times regarding just about everything!
In a 2/4//2001 e-mail from Albert Ike who was given Judith Vermillion information and address he wrote: "Margaret Barnes had two sons name George, one of who must have dies at birth or as an infant in 1853. The other children were Almon (1846), Emma Jane (1847-1922), Sarah Elizabeth (1849), Almira (1851oe 52), George Barnes Ike,(1854-1930), Anna Mary Ike (1856-?), John Edwin (1858), Louisa Ames (1862-1930).
The IGS at Family Search has a listing for George Ike born to John and Margaret Ike in Bernards Township, Somerset County, New Jersey on 14 Feb 1853. It also has a listing for Louisa A. Ike born 7 September 1862 in Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois to John and Margaret Ike.
The 1850 New Jersey - Somerset County - Bernards Township - Federal Census lists a John Eick, age 30, as head of household and as a farmer. It lists his wife as Margaret, age 26 and their children Emma Jane, age 3 and Sarah E., age 1.
The 1860 Illinois - Coles County - S. Okaw Township - Federal Census lists John Ike as a farmer, age 35, his wife Margaret, age 33, his daughter Sarah J., age 13; daughter Mary, age 11; Almira, age 9; George, age 7, Anna, age 5, John, age 3 and also lists George Ames, age 35 as a farmer.
The 1880 Illinois - Carroll County - Elk Horn Township (District 12) lists John Ike, age 60, occupation as a farmer; his wife Margaret, age 55, keeping house; his son George B., age 25, a farmer; his daughter Louisa A., age 17 and Joseph, age 3, listed as a grandson.
The 1900 Illinois - Carrol County- Federal Census list a John Ike as head of household at age 80 and his daughter Emma J. Wade, age 52.
Judith Vermilion's Family Tree:
1 John Ike
+ Margaret Barnes
2 Louise Ames Ike
+ Edgar Alonxo Holly b. 1862 d. 1930
3 Mable Mae Holly b. 1885 d. 1953
+ Theodore Cashman
4 Melvin Pete Cashman
4 Edith Cashman
+ Glen Meadows
+ Frank Fieriday
4 Frank Fieriday Jr.
4 Loren Fieriday
4 Jeanette Fieriday
3 Frank Adelbert Holly b. 1889 d. 1944
+ Grace Kenner
4 Paul Holly
+ Clara
5 Paul Holly
5 Bruce Holly
4 Dorothy Holly
4 Adam Holly
+ Edna Irene Zarger b. 1894 d. 1982
3 Fred Edgar Holly b. 1893 d. 1918
3 Hobart Alonzo Holly b. 1895 d. 1919
+ Josie Caroline Hatch b. 1896 d. 1979
4 Vivian Beatrice Holly
+ Lawrence Reilly b. 1909 d. 1996
5 Judith Kay Reilly
+ Joe Lyman Vermilion
6 Kevin Alan Vermilion
5 Holly Jo Reilly
+ Steve Fanger
6 Garret Beau Fanger
4 Valda Catherine Holly
+ Otis Gilbert Johnson b. 1914 d. 1974
5 Carol Mae Johnson
+ Thomas Frances Hammer b. 1942 d. 1983
6 Mary Katherine Hammer
6 Barbara Jean Hammer
6 Monica Lynn Hammer b. 1968 d. 1968
6 Jean Marie Hammer b. 1970 d. 1970
5 Donna Jeneal Johnson
+ Bernard James Bodoh
6 Brent James Bodoh
6 Barton Bodoh
5 Paula Jean Johnson
+ Raymond William Stark
6 Chad Gilbertz Stark
6 Kai Stark
3 Velma Carol Holly
+ Edwin Leslie Wade
4 Robert E. Wade
+ Grace Finch
5 Bonnie Wade
+ Joe Brockamp
6 Beth Brockamp
6 Robby Brockamp
5 Bradley Wade
+ Marcia Plaster
6 Adam Wade
+ Brittain Sshwhart
6 Wade
6 Jennifer Wade
2 George B. Ike b. 1855 d. 1930
+ Emma A. Keller d. 1935
3 Jessie Ike b. abt 1880
3 John Keller Ike b. 1886 d. 1972
+ Grace Leona Aman
3 Cecil Lewis Ike b. 1891 d. 1973
+ Florence Williams
3 Murrell Iola Ike b. 1893
3 Allie Ike
Tom Singer sent me an article "Commemorative Biographical Record of North Eastern Pennsylvania which was published by J.H. Beers & Co., Chicago 1900. This book contained a biography on page 1518 of Herbert Eike. It states about his father Jacob Ike: "After his marriage Mr. Eike engaged in farming in Morris County, N.J. rear the Warren County line., and there died at the age of eighty-four years. His political support was always given to the Whig party. The children born to himself and wife were as follows: Jacob, a retired farmer of Lanark, Ill., died in 1896; William, a laborer, died at Waterloo, N.J. in 1868; George, a tanner in early life and later a laborer, lived in Sussex County, N.J.. but died in Morris County; John is a farmer of Carroll County, Ill; Herbert, our subject, is the next of the family; Isaac, a laborer in a powder mill, resides in Morris County; Sarah died in infancy, and was buried in the Methodist Episcopal Church yard at Hackettstown, N.J.; Sarah (second) is the widow of Nathaniel Best, of Dover, N.J.; and Margaret, deceased, married George Money and lived in Morris County."
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- Title: Jacob Ike GED
Author: Richard Ike
- Title: Jacob Ike
Author: Richard Ike
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