Memorials › Isaac Newton “Ike” Warrick
Isaac Newton “Ike” Warrick
8 Dec 1879 – 8 Jun 1954
| Birth | 8 Dec 1879 |
| Death | 8 Jun 1954 |
| Cemetery | Blair Cemetery Blair , Washington County , Nebraska , USA |
| Added by | MrsB on 12 Aug 2013 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114434316 |
Bio
Isaac Newton "Ike" Warrick, 74 December 8, 1879 ~ June 8, 1954 Isaac Newton was born December 8, 1879 in Iowa to Abner and Sarah Jane (Brown) Warrick. He soon preferred going by the nickname "Ike" On December 6, 1904 he was married in Harrison County, Iowa to Dora Frances Dean. Ike Warrick was a short, medium built, brown haired, brown eyed traveling salesman when at age 38 he filled out his WWI draft card. At that time, he and his wife, Dora Frances, lived at 400 W. South St. in Blair, NE. Earlier they had lived in Iowa, where their oldest daughter, Grace was born, and were in South Dakota at the time of the birth of their 2nd child, Irene M. They also were blessed by another daughter, Blandina. The rest of their children (that we know about) were both born in Nebraska: Marvin N was listed as 3 10/12 years of age--nearly 4--at the time of the 1920 Census. He died at age six, and is buried near his parents in the Blair, Nebraska Cemetery. The last daughter, Mary F, was not quite 1 year old at the time of the 1920 Census. Isaac was sometimes known as Ike, and that is what is listed on the 1910 Census. In 1910, Ike and Dora and their 3 children lived in Taylor, Harrison County, Iowa. Ike was a salesman at a general store, earning wages to help pay the rent on the house and support his growing family. He filled out the draft card for WWI (he was 38 at the time), and by then he was living in Blair, working as a Commercial Traveler for the Council Bluffs Remedy Co (based at 18th & Broadway in Council Bluffs, Iowa. By the time of the 1920 Census, he listed his occupation as being an independent commercial salesman for "stock food". Ike Warrick passed away June 8, 1954. Printed in The Enterprise, June 17, 1954 BURIAL HERE FOR FORMER RESIDENT Funeral services were held in Tekamah last Thursday for Isaac Newton Warrick, a former Blair resident, who died suddenly June 8 of a stroke. The deceased was born December 8, 1879 at Grand River, Iowa, and had been a salesman in Iowa and Nebraska most of his active life. Survivors include his wife, 4 daughters, Mrs. Eugene Jackson (Grace), Omaha; Mrs. J. Melvern West (Blandena), Herman; Mrs. Walter M. Wyant (Irene), and Mrs. C. W. Hansen (Mary Frances), both of Fremont. A son, Marvin died in childhood. Six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren also survive. Interment was in Blair Cemetery. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ National Archives; son's obituary; obituary courtesy of the Nebraska Washington County Genealogical Society. Newspaper clippings on file in the Public Library, Blair, Nebraska; kind assistance of FindaGrave volunteer PAM DEEMER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Photos
Family
Parents
Spouse
Siblings
- Susie Warrick Niday 1872–1938
- Henry Harrison Warrick 1873–1946
- Della A. Warrick 1875–1876
- Huldah Warrick 1876–1877
- William Wesley Warrick 1879–1939
- Mary Warrick Marolf 1883–1967
- Joseph Warrick 1884–1967
- Nora C. Hall 1886–1945
- Laura E Warrick Stubbs 1886–1963
- Linda Melissie Warrick Lee 1893–1983
Children
- Irene M. Warrick Wyant 1907–1964 FaG
- Blandena Warrick West 1909–1969 FaG
- Marvin N Warrick 1916–1922 FaG
- Mary Frances Warrick Hansen 1919–1996 FaG
Export GEDCOM
This person only · Entire connected family