A Larrick family history of the Virginia pioneers, Casper Larrick and John Larrick, and their descendants/ by W. Donald Larrick

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John Larrick (1694-1782) and his son, Casper (1714-1801), Huguenots, immigrated from the Alsace-Lorraine area to New Castle, Delaware, and settled in Frederick County, Virginia, where Casper married twice. The name of his first wife is not known. His second wife was Elizabeth Sundown. Casper died in Virginia in 1801. Descendants lived in Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Kansas, Iowa, Washington, Nebraska and elsewhere.

Includes Cryder (Crider), LaFollette, McIlwee, Nicholson, Pugh, Rosenberger, Secrest, Adams, Addy, Anderson, Andres, Andrews, Bean, Brown, Butters, Cale, Carper, Carpenter, Cather, Chrisman, Clark, Conley, Conner, Cooper, Crabill, Danford, Daniels, Davis, Davisson, Dickson, Drake, Flaningam, Flannigan, Fout, Gardner, Good, Gregg, Gwin, Hadden, Hammock, Hudson, Johnson, Kackley, Lakin, Lance, Larich, Lerch, Lichliter, Light, Marker, Massey, McFarland, McLaughlin, McNulty, Milhon, Miller, Moore, Murphy, Orndorff, Radcliffe, Renner, Richard, Russell, Scaggs, Shambaugh, Shanholtz, Smith, Smoke, Snapp, Strother, Thompson, Trott, Ulrich, Ward, Williams, Wright and related families.

Bibliography: leaves [8-9] and interspersed notes.

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