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  1. John Riley Helmick: Birth: 08 JUL 1828 in Buckhannan, Lewis, West Virginia. Death: 08 JUL 1914 in Upshur, West Virginia, United States

  2. Phillip M. Helmick: Birth: 20 JAN 1831 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: 27 JAN 1831 in Falls Mills, Braxton Co., WV

  3. Issac M Helmick: Birth: 20 JAN 1831 in Buckhannan, Lewis, Virginia, United States. Death: 27 JAN 1831 in Falls Mills, Braxton, Virginia, United States

  4. Anna F. Helmick: Birth: 20 JAN 1834 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: 27 MAR 1834 in Falls Mills, Braxton, West Virginia

  5. Clark William Helmick: Birth: 04 JAN 1835 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: 1920 in West Virginia

  6. I M Helmick: Birth: 08 DEC 1836 in Buckhannan, Lewis, West Virginia. Death: 01 JUL 1903 in Farimont, Marion, WV

  7. Nathaniel David Helmick: Birth: 12 JUL 1837 in West Virginia. Death: 20 APR 1923 in Fairmont, Marion Co., West Virginia

  8. Joanna Helmick: Birth: 01 APR 1839 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: 20 AUG 1890

  9. Daniel G. Helmick: Birth: 23 MAR 1840 in Buchannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: AFT 1910 in Westin, Lewis, WVA

  10. Elizabeth T. Helmick: Birth: 17 JAN 1843 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: in Lyon, Preston, WVA

  11. Davis Stewart Helmick: Birth: 27 DEC 1844 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: in Fairmont, Marion, WVA

  12. George A Helmick: Birth: 1845 in Virginia, United States.

  13. Mary Helmick: Birth: 21 JAN 1847 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: in Champaign, Ohio

  14. Leondus Helmick: Birth: 24 JAN 1849 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: 25 JAN 1849 in Falls Mills, Braxton, West Virginia

  15. Albert S. Helmick: Birth: 01 JAN 1850 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia.

  16. Margaret Virginia Helmick: Birth: 12 SEP 1852 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: in Fairmont, Marion, WVA

  17. Carl Helmick: Birth: 12 DEC 1854 in Buckhannan, Lewis, Virginia, United States.

  18. Franklin E. Helmick: Birth: 12 DEC 1854 in Buckhannan, Lewis Co., West Virginia. Death: in Nicholas, WVA

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Notes
a. Note:   Daniel married Mary McNemar and had the following children: John, Israel, Clark, Nathan, David, Daniel, Albert and Franklin. From Ancestry.com Vital Statistics: Births 12/01 tp Helmick, Daniel Ryan Father: Helmick, John Mother: Ryan, Joanna Birth Date: 23 December 1805 City: County: State: WV Country: USA Catawba Methodist Church, Fairmont, Marion County, WV This information taken from a program dated Aug. 17 - 24, 1980 CATAWBA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Week of Dedication FOUNDING OF OUR CHURCH Note: Daniel Ryan (D.R.) Helmick is Carl Howard Helmick's Great-grandfather, D.G. Helmick is his Granduncle. "In 1841 the Rev. John Clark was appointed pastor of the Middletown Circuit and J.D. Garmow was assistant. The circuit then consisted of fifteen organized classes and five other preaching places, making twentyappointments in all. During this year an appointment was established at the home of Jacob Swisher at New Port (now known as Catawba). In warm weather Rev. Clark preached out of doors, standing on a large rock near the river bank. Afterward an old schoolhouse was used, and in 1848 Rev. Samuel Clawson had a wonderful revival here. The Swishers, Summerses, Hauns, Wilsons and Jolliffs were among the first members at Catawba. The first church was build in 1854. Because of it's crude structure, this building gave way to the present (1980) commodious structure that was build in 1892. The Swisher, Haun and Summers families are still represented in the membership of the Catawba Church. Rev. D. G. Helmick was pastor when the present church was built." The above article was taken from a 1926 area church history compile by Rev. Isaac A. Barnes, one of our former ministers. OLD CIRCUIT For many years the Catawba Charge was made up of the following churches: Winfield, Montana, Walnut Grove (Union), Hopewell, The Old Salem Church (near 5-Forks) & Catawba. Other early preaching appointments on this charge included: Hampton's Valley, Opekiska, Levels, Smithtown, Colfax, Brier Hill, Mt. Calvary, Pleasant Valley & Williams School. IMPROVEMENTS 1957 - basement 1962 - new parsonage 1963 - interior remodeled 1967 - central heating 1972 - vestibule added 1976 - new bell tower Dec. 24, 1979 - Fire! 1980 - Interior Rebuilt! Ministers Who Served (The Catawba Circuit) - in order- Daniel HELMICK 1854 J. B. McCORMICK 1854 - 57 Samuel CLAWSON 1858 T. E. LANCASTER 1859 - 60 E. F. WESTFALL 1861 - 62 J. B. McCORMICK 1863 - 66 J. L. LAMPSON 1866 - 68 D. R. HELMICK 1869 - 70 R. H. SUTTON Henry PALMER 1871 P. T. CONAWAY 1872 - 73 Isaac HOLLAND 1874 G. G. CONAWAY 1875 D. R. DAVIS 1876 - 77 Benjamin STOUT 1878 - 81 R. C. ERWIG 1882 E. F. WESTFALL 1883 - 84 H. YOUNG 1885 - 86 D. H. DAVIS 1887 - 88 D. G. HELMICK 1889 - 92 J. N. HOLT 1893 T. W. IRELAND 1894 U. W. MORRISON 1895 - 98 W. H. HART 1899 R. C. DEAN 1900 - 02 J. J. KITTLE 1903 C. L. HALL 1904 - 05 Isaac A. BARNES 1906 -07 L. M. AUVIL 1908 - 10 A. S. JOHNSON 1911 J. M. RHOADES 1912 R. S. BURCH 1913 - 14 W. F. YORKE 1915 - 16 S. T. BENNETT 1917 Paul RIEGAL 1918 J. J. JACKSON 1919 -20 W. P. HOLT 1921 W. B. LEGGETT 1922 Not Supplied 1923 J. W. EATON 1924 Not Supplied 1925 J. L. BOWER 1926 J. B. UNDERWOOD 1927 J. B. WOODYARD 1928 T. A. McMELLON 1929 J. H. LOUGH 1930 - 33 J. A. RICHMOND 1934 A.L. NESTOR 1935 -36 R. S. ADAMS 1937 - 38 C.A. YOST 1940 - 49 Rev. DILLION 1950 Cecil RADCLIFFE 1951 Arthur NICHOLSON 1952 Perry KNOTTS 1953 - 54 Eugene M. GARLOW 1955 Frank TEDROW 1956 Eleanor McELROY '57 - 59 A. R. BURROUGH 1960 - 67 Chales FLINT 1968 - 74 Donald HANEY 1975 - 76 Charles SHAVER 1977 - present In 1904 the Catawba Church had 204 members. When I add Soloman Ryan Helmick: Solomon A. Helmick found in: West Virginia, 1863-1900 Marriage Index Gender: Male Spouse: Rebecca Philips Marriage Date: Oct 13, 1864 County: Tyler More About: This record can be found at the County Court Records, Film # 0850574-0850575 & 0851024 Historical and Genealogical Account of the Peterson Family Daniel R. Helmick is now a protestant Methodist Preacher of high distinction, Daniel R. Helmick found in: Census Microfilm Records: West Virginia, 1870 Age: 65 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: VA State: West Virginia County: MARION Locale: PALATINE Series: M593 Roll: 1693 Part: 1 Page: 430A Helmick, Daniel R age 65 minister of Church, born in Virginia Elizabeth T. age 26 without occupation bornin Virginia Virginia, age 17 without occupation born in VA Franklin C age 15 without occupation in VA Mary age 58, keeping house born in VA Rev. Daniel Ryan Helmick ( full version) Categories: Historical Family Information Transcribed from "The Methodist Protestant Church in West Virginia" pages 32-34 by Rev. I. A. Barnes, The Stockton Press, Baltimore, Md. 1926. One of the distinguished sons of Mt. Gilead Church was Daniel R. Helmick, who was converted in 1837, at the age of 32 years, and united with the church at Mt. Gilead. He soon became active in the work of the church, and being gifted in speech, he was licensed to exhort, and wasquite successful in winning souls to Christ. In 1839 he was licensed to preach the gospel, and believing that the Lord had called him to the work of the ministry, he leased his farm and made preparation to enter upon his sacred calling. Having married Miss Mary McNemar in 1828,he now had a family of several children, but he was received into thePittsburgh conference in 1840, and continued in active service for 31years. Although modest and unpretentious, he was a man of deep piety and unquestioned loyalty and integrity, and he soon became a leader among the ministers of the conference; and served some of the most important charges of the conference. When the West Virginia conference was organized in 1854, he became one of the charter members and at the first regular session of the conference, was elected to the presidency. He was reelected again in 1860 and also in 1861. Some time before his death he told the writer that, he had taken more than one thousand members into the Methodist Protestant Church, and many more had been converted at his meetings. Dr. George Westfall, in his obituary of father Helmick says that, “His style of preaching was textual rather than topical, and he would impress you as being a living encyclopedia of Biblical and theological knowledge. He began calm and deliberate, but as hewent on became eloquent and oftimes even powerful in his discourses.” Brother Helmick had a family of 15 children, and yet he never received a salary exceeding $500. All of these children, except one, became members of the Methodist Protestant Church, and that one died in the Christian faith. His farm was sold and the proceeds consumed in the support of his family while he preached without receiving an adequate support. But the following verses composed by his son Clark, indicate howhis children estimate the inheritance he left them. “But father looked forth on the harvest, Upon fields that were already white, And laborers being few, he enlisted, To glean for the kingdom of light. And the farm and the cot, by the wildwood, E’en the fields where the wild flowers spring, Passed out of his hands in my childhood, An offering to Jesus his King. Though no houses or lands could he give me, Not one acre of wildwood or sod, Yet a far richer portion he wills me, ‘Tis the smiles of my father’s God.” 1860 United States Federal Census Record about Mary Helmrich Name: Mary Helmrich Age in 1860: 48 Birthplace: Virginia Home in 1860: District 3, Monongalia, Virginia Gender: Female Head of Household: Danl r Helmrich Household Post Office: Stewartstown Value of real estate: View image Danl r Helmrich Meth Prot Clergy rev 800 rv 300 b VA Mary 48 b VA Elizabeth 17 VA Daniel S 15 Mary 13 Albert G 10 Virginia I 7 Franklin C 5 HELMICK, DANIEL R. State: WV Year: 1870 County: Marion County Record Type: Federal Population Schedule Township: Palatine Page: 430 Database: WV 1870 Federal Census Index "Cousin Daniel Ryon Helmick The son of John Wesley Helmick and Joan Ryon, born December 23rd 1805 He was an only child. On February 8th, 1812 he married Mary McNemar. They Had fifteen children. Daniel was a minister of the Methodist church and aschool teacher as well. When his mother died, his father remarried to Mary Ann Hacker the 2nd. This makes Daniel a step uncle.! The legend around Lewis County agrees that Uncle Daniel had no time for sin, or sinners. You can tell that by the number of kids he had. He preached a very forceful sermon. He carried his bible in one hand and a trace chain in the other. He would walk up and down the aisle of the church, if he spotted a sinner, would fall him out. There were only two choices, repent, or get worked over by that trace chain. Some of the old Gizzies around Weston still swear by this. They remember Uncle Daniel very well. Decedents of Uncle Daniel still live around Fairmont and own Helmick's Foundry and Iron Works. Danial and Joans children are as follows, John R. Helmick Born Aug.7 1828 Married Levine Pinkard Aug.14,1853 Philip M. Helmick Born Jan.20,1831 Died Jan.27,1831 Savilla Helmick Born Jan.20,1834 Died Mar.27,1834 William Clark Helmick Born Jan.4,1835 Married Sarah J. Dennison Nov.9,1856 Israel M. Helmick Born Dec.8,1835 Married Elgeste Gould May 15,1856 Nathanial David Helmick Born Feb.19,1838 Married Druzella Gaston Jan.28, 1864 Joanne E. Helmick Born Apr.1,1839 Married John Leonard Mar.22,1856 Danial G. Helmick Born Mar.23,1840 Married Sarah Staton Aug.16,1859 Elizabeth T. Helmick Born Jan.17,1843 Married Issac Wiekins May 2, 1872 Davis Stewart Helmick Born Dec.27,1844 Married Belle Robeson Oct.4,1869 Mary R. Helmick Born Jan.21,1847 Married Marcus Colbom Aug.23, 1866 Leondus Helmick Born Jan.24,1849 Died Jan.25,1849 Albert S. HelmickBorn Jan.1,1850 Married Susan Calhoon (2) Lovetta Tellffee Margaret Helmick Born Sept.12,1852 Franklin G. Born Dec.12,1854 Married Martha Wilson Sept.6,1874 His son Daniel married Margaret D. Gaston. Their children were Fredrick, Ernest, Carrol, Louis, and Lucy. Most settled around Fairmont WV. Thats all fifteen of them. The gender of Daniel Ryan Helmick is male. Contact: Ernest Helmick 1850 United States Federal Census Record about Daniel Helmick Name: Daniel Helmick Age: 49 Estimated birth year: abt 1801 Birth place: Virginia Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 22, Harrison, Virginia 49 UE Preacher rev 400 Mary 39 Clark 15 Nathaniel 12 Joanna 10 Daniel 8 Elizabeth 6 David S 5 Mary 3 Albert 6/12 1880 United States Federal Census Record about D. K. Helmick Name: D. K. Helmick Age: 74 Estimated birth year: <1806> Birthplace: West Virginia Occupation: Minister Relationship to head-of-household: Self Home in 1880: Palatine, Marion, West Virginia Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Spouse's name: Mary Helmick Father's birthplace: WV Mother's birthplace: WV Cannot read/write: View Image Blind: View Image Deaf and dumb: View Image Otherwise disabled: View Image Idiotic or insane: View Image Mary Helmick D. K. Helmick Palatine, Marion, WV <1813> West VirginiaWife Virginia Helmick D. K. Helmick, Mary Helmick Palatine, Marion, WV <1853> West Virginia Daughter

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