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Wick: Origin, Geographical Distribution
(Cor. Br.) Local. The house near the haven or creek; from Bos, a house, and wick, a haven or creek. It may be from the Dutch Bosch, a wood, and wick, the town in the wood. Boswick, in the Cornish-British, is the dwelling near the harbor or village.
Wick Surname Origin
Spelling Variations : WIECK \| WIECKS \| WIEK \| WIEKS \| WIK \| WIECKES \| WIEKES \| WICK
Wick: Place of Origin : Cleveland (United Kingdom) \| Norfolk (United Kingdom) \| London (United Kingdom) \| Hampshire (United Kingdom) \| Lancashire (United Kingdom) \| Gloucestershire (United Kingdom)

WICK Amersham (Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom) 1835 - 1835

WICK Uxbridge, Middlesex (London, England, United Kingdom) 1868 - 1868

WICK Gronau, Odenwald (United Kingdom) 1625 - 1625

WICK Denver (Norfolk, England, United Kingdom) 1888 - 1888

WICK Depwade (Norfolk, England, United Kingdom) 1844 - 1844

WICK Downham Market (Norfolk, England, United Kingdom) 1880 - 1880

WICK Downham (Norfolk, England, United Kingdom) 1864 - 1899

WICK Field Dalling (Norfolk, England, United Kingdom) 1788 - 1788

WICK Fincham (Norfolk, England, United Kingdom) 1848 - 1877

WICK Norfolk (Norfolk, England, United Kingdom) 1801 - 1801

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20th century history of Youngstown and Mahoning County, Ohio, and representative citizens
Author: Sanderson, Thomas W., comp - Published in 1907
... Kirtland ^^'ick, daughter of Colonel Caleb B. Wick, a son of Henry Wick, one of the early settlers of Youngstown. ...

20th century history of Butler and Butler County, Pa., and respresentative citizens
Author: McKee, James A., 1865- ed. and comp - Published in 1909
... a daughter of the late Alfred Wick, one of the old residents of Butler County. They have two children: Sarah ...

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