♀ Susannah Margaret Crick

1815 - 1857

 

Susan, Susanna

Susannah Margaret Crick
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Parents
Adam Crick
Adam Crick
1787 - 1857
Mary Hammer
Mary Hammer
1789 - 1860
Spouse
Peter Switzer
Peter Switzer
1813 - 1862
Children
Mary Jane Switzer
Mary Jane Switzer
1837 - 1936
Elsinda Switzer
Elsinda Switzer
1843 - 1922
John Harvey Switzer
John Harvey Switzer
1849 - 1916

1815


Jan 13
1815 • The Second Serbian Uprising against Ottoman rule takes place in Takovo, Serbia. By the end of the year Serbia is acknowledged as a semi-independent state; the ideals of the First Serbian Uprising have thus been temporarily achieved.
Adam Crick, Mary Hammer, & Susannah Crick - Pennsylvania Commemorative Biographical Record 1892

residence


Clarion County, Pennsylvania, USA ⇓
The biographical record says that "Adam Crick (father of John) was married to Miss Mary Hammer, and lived in the eastern part of Pennsylvania. They were among the pioneer settlers of Clarion county, locating at what is now designated as Hartman's Corners, of Mount Airy. After a few patches of the forests were cleared, farming was rudely carried on. All the buildings were of logs. Their nine children were: Jacob, Henry, Daniel, Lewis, David, Susanna, Kate, Christina, and John."
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1837


Apr 3
Age: 22y
1837 Samuel Morse files a caveat for a patent for the telegraph.[http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/sfbmhtml/timeline01.html Morse Timeline] on memory.loc.gov (accessed on 27 May 2014)

1839


Aug 11
Age: 24y
1839 • The Newport Rising is the last large-scale armed rebellion against authority in mainland Britain.

1843


Mar 1
Age: 28y

1849


Nov 15
Age: 34y

1850


Age: 34y
Peter Switzer, Susannah Crick, & Mary Jane Switzer - 1850 United States Federal Census

residence


Toby, Clarion, Pennsylvania, USA ⇓
Susannah Crick's brother Henry Crick is living next door. There is also a Peter Crick living nearby.
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1850 • The Catholic hierarchy is re-established in England and Wales by Pope Pius IX and future Pope Pius X .

1857


May 14
Age: 42y
1857 • Panic of 1857: New York banks close and do not reopen until December 12.

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