Eli HELMICK

Characteristics

Type	Value	Date	Place	Sources
name	Eli HELMICK
title	Reverend

Type	Date	Place	Sources
death	18. July 1887	Pilot Township, Vermilion County, Illinois Find persons in this place	[1]
burial		Embury Church Cemetery, Danville, Pilot Township, Illinois Find persons in this place	[2]
birth	4. August 1802	Randolph County, Virginia Find persons in this place	[1]
1880 United States Census	29. June 1880	Eli Helmick Household, Pilot Township, Vermilion County, Illinois Find persons in this place	[3]
1850 United States Census	4. June 1850	Eli Helmick Household, District 21, Vermilion County, Illinois Find persons in this place	[4]
1860 United States Census	26. July 1860	Eli Helmick Household, Pilot Township, Vermilion County, Illinois Find persons in this place	[5]
1870 United States Census	19. July 1870	Eli Helmick Household, Pilot Township, Vermilion County, Illinois Find persons in this place	[6]
marriage	28. July 1825	Ohio Find persons in this place	[2]
marriage	8. February 1848	Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois Find persons in this place	[7]

Jacob HELMICK

Sarah TETER

Marriage	??spouse_en_US??	Children
28. July 1825 Ohio	Rachel VILLARS	28. December 1837 Thomas Alva HELMICK 27. November 1835 Mary Elizabeth HELMICK 21. April 1842 Eli Robbins HELMICK 31. January 1840 Rachel Francis HELMICK 21. September 1833 Rebecca Jane HELMICK 16. January 1828 Hiram Teter HELMICK 6. June 1826 James Villars HELMICK 15. October 1831 John W. HELMICK 12. October 1829 George HELMICK
8. February 1848 Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois	Amania OAKWOOD	12. June 1855 Michael Finley HELMICK 12. March 1852 Margaret A. HELMICK 28. February 1849 Henry J. HELMICK

Biography Portrait and Biographical Album of Vermilion County, Illinois 977.365D3p (printed 1889), p 280: Eli and Rachel were residents of Old Dominion until 1832, when theycame to Vermilion County. He was an ordained reverend in the MethodistEpiscopal Church. Eli and Rachel had 9 children. After Rachel died hemarried Miss Amanda Oakwood who died 1874. IGHS Vertical File (Dale Hoover): Eli b. May 25, 1804. They had 9children (as appear on attached group sheet). He was the firstblacksmith in Clarkesville, Vernon, Clinton, Ohio.

1	The Henckel Genealogy, 1500-1960, Page 259 Author: William Sumner Junkin and Minnie Wyatt Junkin Publication: Name: Rev. Anthony Jacob Henckel Family National Association, 1964;Location: C. W. Hill Printing Company, Spokane, Washington; Date:1964;

2	Rootsweb.com Family Trees, Helmick Family Genealogy

3	1880 Census, Vermilion County, Illinois, Pilot Township, Page 31, Line 8 Author: Tenth Census of the United States Publication: Name: Department of Interor, Census Office, June 1, 1880;

4	1850 Census, Vermilion County, Illinois, District 21, Page 280B, Line 33 Author: Seventh Census of the United States Publication: Name: United States Federal Courts System, U.S. Marshall's Office,June 1, 1850;

5	1860 Census, Vermilion County, Illinois, Pilot Township, Page 359, Line 37 Author: Eighth Census of the United States Publication: Name: United States Federal Courts System, U.S. Marshall's Office,June 1, 1860;

6	1870 Census, Vermilion County, Illinois, Pilot Township, Page 27, Line 18 Author: Ninth Census of the United States Publication: Name: United States Federal Courts System, U.S. Marshall's Office,June 1, 1870;

7	Henckel Genealogical Bulletin, Page 259

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