Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Francis Henry Herrick (68359) & Harriet Cordelia Van Geison (68899)
69521. George Adrian Herrick. Born on 16 Jun 1895 in Olivet, Eaton County, Michigan. George Adrian died in Royal Oak, Oakland County, Michigan, on 6 Jan 1969; he was 73. Occupation: Accountant.

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Registered at Charlotte, Eaton Co., MI. 5 Jun 1917
    George Adrian Herrick. Olivet, MI
    Age 21. b. 16 Jun 1895, Olivet
    Occupation: student at Waltham, farmer, employed by Frank H. Herrick at Olivet
    Single
    Exemption: under contract in East Lansing, MI, State [can’t read word] Home
    Medium height, medium weight, blue eyes, brown hair

1920 Census Flint Ward 4, Genesee, Michigan; Roll  31109_4311590; Page: 1A; Dwelling 5; Family 5; Enumeration District: 40; Image: 557. Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA.
George A. is 25, and his wife, Stella E. is 23. They are roomers in the home of Jason A. Austin at 819 Asylum Street in Flint. George worked as an office clerk. George, both of his parents and Stella were born in Michigan. Her father was born in Wisconsin and her mother in New Jersey.

1930 Census Janesville City, Rock County, Wisconsin
Roll  2610; Page: 15B; Enumeration District: 28; Dwelling 334, Family 409; Image: 265.0. Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA.
George A. and Estella lived at 578 N. Garfield Avenue and owned their home. It was worth $10,000. George was 34, Estella was thirty-three. Their daughters were Martha age ten and Roberta age eight. The family owned a radio and George was an accountant at an automobile factory. He served in the military during WWI. George was married when he was 23 and Estella when she was 22. George and both of his parents were born in Michigan. Estella and her mother were born in Wisconsin and her father in New Jersey. Both daughters were born in Michigan.

1940 Federal Census. Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio
Roll 3157, page 4B
    George Herrick, head, 44, 4 years college, b. MI, accountant, manufacture electrical welders
    Estella Herrick, wife, 43, 3 years college, b. WI
    Martha A. Herrick, daughter, 20, 2 years college, b. MI, wrapper, department store
    Roberta Herrick, daughter, 18, 4 years HS, b. MI, elevator operator, department store
    Frank Herrick, son, 7, first grade, b. IL
The family lived in Chagrin Falls in 1935.

1950 Royal Oak City Directory
    Geo A (Esteella) Herrick, acct McCord Radiator (Det), h1102 E. Windemere av
    Frank T. Herrick, r1102 E Windemere av

Social Security Death Index
George Herrick. b. 16 Jun 1895, d. Jan 1968, last residence 48067 Royal Oak MI. Issued OH before 1951.

Note in Aunt Mary's Notebook says that the cemetary he is buried in is at the corner 13 Mile Road and Southfield Road in Detroit, MI. (Probably Acacia Park Cemetery, 31300 Southfield Rd, Beverly Hills, Michigan)

Medical:
Cause of Death: Heart Attack
On 10 Mar 1919 when George Adrian was 23, he married Estella Editha Jane (Stella) Musgrove, daughter of Thomas A. Musgrove (10 Mar 1868-) & Estelle M. (-19 Dec 1896), in Highland Park, Wayne County, Michigan. Born in Dec 1896 in Wisconsin. Estella Editha Jane (Stella) died in 1969.

1900 Federal Census. Milwaukee Ward 15, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Roll 1804, page 7A
249 16th Street
    Joseph Musgrove, head, b. Aug 1836, m. 41 years, b. England, parents b. England, imm 1852, tinsmith
    Lydia Musgrove, wife, b. Feb 1829, 71, m. 41 years, 5 children, 4 living, b. England, parents b. England, imm. 1835
    Martha A. Musgrove, daughter, b. Nov 1861, 38, single, b. CT, parents b. England
    Thomas A. Musgrove, son, b. Mar 1868, widowed, b. NJ, parents b. England, com. traveler Tin Manu. Co.
    Stella Musgrove, granddaughter, Dec 1896, 3, b. WI, father b. NJ, mother b. WI
    Irma I. Thayer, boarder, b. Nov 1883, 16, b. WI, parents b. MA, at school

1905 Wisconsin State Census
Milwaukee 2nd Precinct, 16th Ward, Page 4631, sheet 14, Family 236.
 Joseph Musgrove is a widower, 69 years old, and was born in England. Martha, his daughter is 44 and was born in Connecticut. Robert, his son, is 4o and was born in New Jersey. Annie, Robert’s wife is 39 and was born in Wisconsin. A second son, Thomas, is 35, was bron in New Jersey and has been widowed. Thomas has three children: Robert E., age 10, Catherine, age 4 and Stella, age 8. All three were born in Wisconsin. Amanda Hetzil, a servant, is 22 and was born in Germany.

1910 Federal Census. Milwaukee Ward 16, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Roll 1273, page 5A
109 20th Street
    Robert W. Musgrove, head, 44, m1. 17 years, b. NJ, parents b. England, accountant, auction house
    Thomas Musgrove, partner, 42, widowed, b. ditto, commercial traveler, Triwine[?]
    [blank given name] Musgrove, wife, 38, m1. 17 years, 2 children, both living, b. WI, parents b. England
    Robert Musgrove Jr., son, 14, b. WI, father b. NJ, mother b. WI
    Catherine Musgrove, daughter, 9, b. ditto
    Estella Musgove, neice, 13, b. WI, father b. NJ, mother b. WI
    Martha Musgrove, sister, 48, b. CT, parents b. England
Their children include:
70308i.
M. A. Herrick (Private)
70309ii.
Roberta Estelle Herrick (15 Dec 1921-10 Oct 1998)
70310iii.
Frank Thomas Herrick (1932-9 Feb 2010)
69522. Merle Owen (Short) Herrick. Born on 21 Jul 1897 in Olivet, Eaton County, Michigan. Merle Owen (Short) died in Lobdell Lake, Linden, Genesee County, Michigan, on 15 Dec 1958; he was 61. Buried in Flint, Genesee County, Michigan. Occupation: Accountant.

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Registered at Charlotte, Eaton Co., MI. 8/24/18
    Mearle O. Herrick. Olivet, MI
    Age 21. b. 10 Aug 1874, Olivet
    Father: Frank Herrick, Olivet, b. Michigan
    Nearest relative: Frank Herrick, Olivet
    Occupation: farm hand, Robert Totelio[?], Fulton
    Nearest relative: Mrs. Della Herrick, 141 Fulton, Hanson, SD
    Short, medium weight, bllue eyes, light hair

1930 Federal Census. Flint, Genesee County, Michigan
Roll  986; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 44; Dwelling 349, Family 380
Merle and his wife, Eunice, lived at 721 Frank St. in Flint. They owned their home, worth $6600. He was 32 and she was 28. There was a radio in their house. When they were married he was 30 and she was 28. Short worked as an accountant in an automobile factory. He and both of his parents were born in Michigan. Eunice’s mother was born in Illinois while she and her father were born in Canada (English). She immigrated in 1921, and was a naturalized citizen.

1940 Federal Census. Flint, Genesee County, Michigan
Roll 1895, page 10A
721 Frank Street
    Mearle O. Herrick, head, 42, 3 years college, accountant, technical store
    Eunice M. Herrick, wife, 38, 4 years HS,
Both were born in Michigan. They lived in the same house in 1935.

Medical:

Cause of death: Heart Attack
Merle Owen (Short) married Eunice Pearl MacArthur, daughter of Peter MacArthur (Jul 1870-30 Dec 1907) & Katharina Lavina Stoudt (Sep 1872-1950), in Flint, Genesee County, Michigan. Born on 16 Jul 1901 in Regina, Saskatchewan. Eunice Pearl died in Flint, Genesee County, Michigan, on 12 Oct 1989; she was 88.

Saskatchewan Birth Index: http://genealogy.ehealthsask.ca/vsgs_srch.aspx
Eunice Pearl MacArthur, b. 16 Jul 1901. Place of Birth: 34-12-20-2

1911 Canada Census. 35, Regina, Saskatchewan
Page 14, family 4
    Kate McArthur, head, b. Sep 1872, 38, b. US, imm. 1901, farmer
    Dougald McArthur, son, b. Aug 1895, 15, b. US, imm. 1901, laborer
    Maldalin McArthur, son, b. Nov 1896,14, b. US, imm. 1901
    Eunice McArthur, daughter, b. Jul 1901, 10, b. Sask.
    Peter McArthur, son, b. Feb 1908, 3, b. Sask.
    Harry Edwards, boarder, b. Dec 1842[?], 47, b. England, imm 1876, laborer

Border Crossings; From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956. Sheet 01. Ancestry.com. Border Crossings: From Canada to U.S., 1895-1956 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.
Eunice Pearl Mac Arthur immigrated to the United States at Portal, North Dakota on 22 June 1921. She was 19 years old.

Michigan Death Index
Eunice M. Herrick, b. 16 Jul 1901, d. 12 Oct 1989 at Flint

Social Security Death Index
Eunice M. Herrick, b. 16 Jul 1901, d 12 Oct 1989, last residence 48423 Davison MI
69523. Leo J. (Bill) Herrick. Born on 6 Jan 1900 in Olivet, Eaton County, Michigan. Leo J. (Bill) died in Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, on 27 Jun 1960; he was 60. Buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Lansing. Occupation: State Auditor for Workman's Compensation.

Medical:

Cause of Death: Stroke

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918
Registered in Eaton Co., MI. 11 Sep 1918
    Leo J. Herrick. Olivett, MI
    Age 18. b. 6 Jan 1900
    Occupation: student, Ft. Shendan, Lake Co., Ill.
    Nearest relative: Mr. F. H. Herrick, Charlotte, MI
    Medium height, stout, blue eyes, light hair

1930 Federal Census. East Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan
Roll 990, page 6B
    Leo J. and his wife Mary E. rent a home a 537 Sycamore Street in East Lansing. They have a radio. He is 30 and she is 28. He was 35 and she was 23 when they were married. He works as an auditor for the State of Michigan. Their daughter, Jane E., is four and their son, Mark J. is two. Everyone in the family and all of Leo’s and Mary’s parents were born in Michigan.

1940 Federal Census. East Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan
Roll 1759, page 15B
513 Park Lane
    Leo J. Herrick, head, 40, 4 years college, auditor, State of Michigan
    Mary E. Herrick, wife, 58, 4 years college
    Jane E. Herrick, daughter, 14, 1 year HS
    Mark H. Herrick, son, 12, 7th grade
    James J. Herrick, son, 9, 5th grade
    John R. Herrick, son, 6, 1st grade
    Paul S. Herrick, son, 2
All were born in Michigan, and the family had lived in East Lansing in 1935.

1956 Lansing City Directory
    Leo J (Mary H) Herrick, aud Workmen’s Compensation dept, h334 Marshall, East Lansing
In 1925 Leo J. (Bill) married Marie Engle (Mary) Harvey, daughter of J. Mark Harvey (26 Nov 1873-1947) & Helen Schellhouse (30 Jan 1877-4 Oct 1908), in Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan. Born on 26 Feb 1902 in Constantine, St. Joseph County, Michigan. Marie Engle (Mary) died in Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, on 26 Aug 1987; she was 85.

Marie, known as Mary, first married Leo J. Herrick, second Walter Bussell as his second wife.

Michigan Death Index
Mary H. Bussell, b. 26 Feb 1902, d. 26 Aug 1987 at Lansing, residence of Roxand, Eaton County

Social Security Death Index
Mary H. Bussell, b. 26 Feb 1902, d. 26 Aug 1987, last residence 85705 Tucson AZ
Their children include:
70311i.
Jane Eloise Herrick (15 Jul 1925-28 Apr 2017)
70312ii.
M. H. Herrick (Private)
70313iii.
J. J. J. Herrick (Private)
70314iv.
John Robert Herrick (11 Mar 1934-28 Jul 1966)
70315v.
P. S. Herrick (Private)
70316vi.
G. T. T. Herrick (Private)
69524. Helen Roberta Herrick. Born on 3 Oct 1913 in Olivet, Eaton County, Michigan. Helen Roberta died in Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, on 1 Apr 2010; she was 96. Buried in Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Lansing.

1942
HEART CONCEALS GIFTS AT SHOWER
    Hidden behind a large red heart in one corner of Mrs. Carl t. Brown’s living room Monday evening at her home, 3311 Ellen avenue, were heaps of miscellaneous shower gifts for the guest of honor, Mrs. Leo Schirado, bride of February 14.
    A large red cellophane heart decorated the dining room table, and smaller ones served as placards for dessert. Honors at cards were son by Mrs. O.C. Purdy and Miss Phoebe Sours.
    Others there were Mrs. Lawrence Murphy, Mrs. F. Marmon Probst, Mrs. Wayne Johns, Mrs. Dan Glenney, Mrs. J.A. Gibbs, Mrs. J.C. Smith, Mrs. Otto Hiavacek, of Detroit, Mrs. Maurice Brower, Mrs. j.D. Welfare, Mrs. Lowell Leverett, Mrs. Frank Blunk, and Mrs. Leo J. Herrick.
Lansing State Journal (Lansing, Michigan) 17 February 1942, Tuesday. Page 9.

1942 Wedding Shower
SHOWER IS GIVEN FOR RECENT BRIDE
    Mrs. Leo Schirado, who was Miss Helen Herrick before her marriage February 14, was guest of honor Tuesday evening at a crystal shower given by Mrs. Lawrence Murphy of 1006 1/2 Braman street.
    Prizes for games went to Miss Agnes Leverett, Mrs. Doyt Bowers, Miss Margaret Tucker, and Mrs. Schirado. There there were Mrs. Frederick Selby, jr., Mrs. Leo Panasiewicz, Mrs. Walter Sideman, and Mrs. Carl Brown.
Lansing State Journal (Lansing, Michigan) 25 February 1942, Wednesday. Page 11.

. Lansing State Journal. 4 Apr 2010
    Helen Roberta Schirado Lansing Helen Roberta (Herrick) Schirado was born October 3, 1913 in Olivet, Michigan to Francis and Harriet (Van Geison) Herrick. She passed away Thursday, April 1, 2010 at her home in Lansing.
    She attended Olivet College and married Leo A. Schirado February 14, 1942 at St. Casimir Catholic Church in Lansing. Helen was a devoted mother and wife. During her lifetime she volunteered with the Red Cross, at her children's schools and at Church of the Resurrection. She enjoyed gardening, sewing, traveling and being with her family. After retirement, she and her husband were "happy snowbirds" spending winters in Tucson, Arizona.
    She was preceded in death by her parents and husband; brothers George, Merle (Short) and Leo (Bill) Herrick. She is lovingly remembered by her sons: Robert L. (Bobbi) Schirado of Sparta; Dr. William C. Schirado of Kalamazoo; and, Craig P. Schirado of Lansing: grandsons; Mathew S. Schirado of Rockford; Micah R. Schirado of Houston, TX; and Ian M. Schirado of Kalamazoo: brother-in-law Nick (Vivien) Schirado of Bismarck, ND: sisters-in law: Rose Kastner of Grand Ledge, MI; Eva Schirado of Richland, WA; Joyce (Joe) Velasquez of Lansing, MI; Eleanor Wehri of Glen Ullin, ND; and Eunice Schirado of Glen Ullin, ND: Special nieces: Sharon Beers of Grand Ledge, MI; and Jane (Tom Hart) of Grand Ledge, MI: Many other nephews, nieces, cousins, friends, and her spiritual families at Church of the Resurrection and Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.
    Celebration of the Funeral Mass will be Tuesday, April 6, 2010, 11:00 a.m. at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. George Daisy as celebrant. Interment will follow in St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery.
    The family will receive relatives and friends, Monday, April 5, 2010, from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. at the Palmer, Bush & Jensen Family Funeral Home, Lansing Chapel where a Vigil Service will be prayed at 7:00PM. Memorial contributions can be made to Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church or Ingham Hospice Services in memory of Helen. Condolences can be sent to the family at www.palmerbush.com

Social Security Death Index
 Helen R Schirado. Last residence 48910 Lansing, Michigan. Last Benefit 48910 Lansing
    Born 3 Oct 1913, died 1 Apr 2010. SSN issued Michigan before 1951.

Medical: Birth delivery by Dr. Philip H. Quick of Olivet (born Jan, 1867).
On 14 Feb 1942 when Helen Roberta was 28, she married Leo Anton Schirado (69441) , son of John Math Schirado (68380) (18 Oct 1886-27 Aug 1964) & Theresa A. Filibeck (68315) (22 Jun 1890-13 Jul 1977), in St. Casmir's Church, Lansing MI. Born on 28 Jun 1912 in Oliver County, North Dakota. Leo Anton died in Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, on 2 Dec 1999; he was 87. Buried in Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Lansing.

1940
Leo lived with the Charles Bumann family as a lodger. He was 28, born in North Dakota, and had an eighth grade education. In 1935, he lived in Oliver County, North Dakota. He worked 40 hours a week as an inside truck driver in a foundry.
Charles Bumann worked 60 hours a week as a farmer and finished the tenth grade. His wife Helen, was 33 and had graduated from high school. There children were Gene aged eight, and Milton aged three.
1940 Caribou Township, Morton County, North Dakota. Dwelling 37; SD 3; ED 30-2; Sheet 3A.

1942 February
HERRICK-SCHIRADO VOWS EXCHANGED
    The wedding of Miss Helen R. Herrick, daughter of Mrs. Hattie Herrick, Olivet, and Leo Schirado, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schirado, Blue Grass, N.D., took place saturday evening at St. Casimir’s rectory with Rev. Fr. Leo Szybowicz reading the service. Mrs. Carl T. Brown attended the bride and Carl Schirado was groomsman.
    Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride’s brother, Leo J. Herrick and Mrs. Herrick, 513 Park Lane, East Lanlistsing.
    The bride’s gown was a costume suit of powder blue sheer crepe with navy blue accessories. She wore a should corsage of camellias and gardenias. the bridesmaid’s costume suit was a dusty rose crepe with dark brown accessories and shoulder corsage of gardenias and Johanna Hill roses.
    At the reception Mrs. Herrick received her guests wearing a gown of black crepe with corsage of carnations and rosebuds. Mrs. Herrick, mother of the bride, wore soldier blue with a corsage of daffodils, gift of the hostess. A three tiered wedding cake center the bride’s table. Bouquets of snapdragons and acacia, were banked with tall crystal candelabra containing white tapers.
    Great bouquets of gladioli were over the fireplace and on the dining room buffet with other flowers and tapers appropriately mingled.
    Miss Agnes Leverett presided at the tea table and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy, Miss Jane Herrick and Mrs. Bert Smith assisted in the dining room. The 65 guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Herrick, Warren, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Merle Herrick, Flint; and others from Olivet, Detroit and Fowlerville. the bride is a former student at Olivet college and graduate of Lansing Business university. Mr. and Mrs. Schirado will make their home at 1716 1/2 Delavan avenue.
Lansing State Journal (Lansing, Michigan) 16 February 1942, Monday. Page 9.

1942 March
Ingham Draft Boards Send 200 for Induction Tests
    Ingham country’s four draft boards Tuesday released names of some 200 selectees recently delivered to Kalamazoo for final physical examination leading up to induction in the armed forces.
        Information furnished by two the boards showed 31 married men included in their combined quotas. The other boards, however, did not list the number of married men scheduled for induction at this time.
        Under new selective service rules men accepted after their final examinations go immediately uno the army.
        Board Number 4, listed Leo Anton Schirado, 1716 1/2 Delevan street as one of the 200 draftees.
Lansing State Journal (Lansing, Michigan) 31 March 1942, Tuesday. Page 7.

1942
ELEVEN NEW RECRUITS GO TO CAMP ROBERTS
    Eleven Lansing recruits have reported recently at Camp Roberts, Cal., for their 13-week basic training period at this infantry replacement center.
    The list includes Vernon M. Hadley, Henry E. Elg, Dale Putnam, Jack P. Patterson, Ray K. Elliott, Kenneth McConkey, Leo A. Schirado, Alton L. Varnado, Irving M. Christian, Donald E. Van Buren and Edgar A. Link.
Lansing State Journal (Lansing, Michigan) 26 April 1942, Sunday. Page 3.

Social Security Death Index
 Leo A. Schirado. Last residence 48910 Lansing, Michigan.
    Born 28 Jun 1912, died 2 Dec 1999. SSN issued Michigan before 1951.
Their children include:
70153i.
R. L. Schirado (Private)
70154ii.
W. C. Schirado (Private)
70155iii.
C. P. Schirado (Private)
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