Online Resources
Historical Records
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1880 Census: John L. Minnick & Family
A copy of the page from the 1880 census that shows John L. Minnick, wife Louisa Turner Minnick, daughter Eunavista and son Moses R. living in Williamson County. |
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Austin Geneological Society: Minnick Family Bible
& Cemetery Records A copy of a report by the Austin Genealogical Society, Volume XXIII, No. 3, dated September, 1972. Pages 50 and 51 indicate recorded family events from the Minnick Family Bible, beginning with the marriage of John L. and Louisa Turner Minnick on September 11, 1870. Page 55 indicates Minnick Family Cemetery records up to the date of publication. |
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Emigrant Ship Samuel: Simon Muench
Copied from official ship rosters of the emigrant ship The Samuel, which arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on August 30, 1737. On board was our direct ancestor, Simon Muench, his brother, Peter, and their families. The Muench's were from Germany. The ship originated in Rotterdam, Holland, traveled through the Port of Cowes in England, then sailed for America, a journey which would take 8-12 weeks, depending on the winds. Simon and Peter are listed with the last name Minech. |
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Family Background
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Minnick Family Name & History
A history of the Minnick family name, including how and when our direct ancestor, Johan Simon Muench, came to America in 1737. |
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Direct Minnick Bloodline from Johannes Muench
to John L Minnick Simple chart showing direct ancestry from Johannes Muench through six generations to John L. Minnick. |
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