Overview
Historical Summary
This collection brings together Schick family profiles, Irvin Schick's military research, and the open Volga German origin questions.
Family Branch
Schick family research with military records, Fort Collins context, and Volga German questions still active.
Overview
This collection brings together Schick family profiles, Irvin Schick's military research, and the open Volga German origin questions.
People
Betty Ruth Anderson was Ramona Schick's mother. Her exact Iowa birthplace remains under research.
Elizabeth Susanna Frohm was Irvin Schick's mother. Her parents and exact Volga German origin remain open.
Charles Saunders connects Steve to the Saunders adoptive family line.
Steve is the starting point for the public family tree.
Gottfried Schick was Irvin Schick's father and part of the Volga German Schick research line.
Irvin Schick is represented through the Schick family research and his relationship to Ramona.
Ramona Schick connects Steve to the Schick and Anderson maternal lines.
Timeline
Life Event
Birth Year: 1876
Life Event
Birth: 12 June 1878, Oberdorf, Saratov, Russian Empire
Life Event
Birth: 5 March 1921, Fort Collins, Colorado
Life Event
Death: 23 December 1941, Nebraska
Life Event
Death Year: 1967
Life Event
Death Date: 8 February 2011
Places
Irvin "Ike" Schick: Birth, 5 March 1921
Gottfried Schick: Death, 23 December 1941
Gottfried Schick: Birth, 12 June 1878
Research
Open Question
Open Question
Open Question
Documents & Evidence
Open Edward Anderson parentage case, with Jonathan J. Anderson as working father only.
Working maternal-line overview from Steve Saunders to Ramona Schick, Irvin Schick, Betty Anderson, Anderson/Person ancestors, with birthplace conflict noted.
Open research on Elizabeth Susanna Frohm, spouse of Gottfried Schick and later Johannes Benzel.
Adoptive Saunders line for Charles Saunders through Merrill Saunders and Blanche Hall, kept distinct from biological ancestry.
Schick family Volga German research connecting Gottfried Schick to Oberdorf and older Galka-to-Oberdorf surname-family movement.
Research investigation into Irvin Schick's WWII Army service, Coast Artillery, Philippines service, and underage-enlistment recollection.
Archive
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