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| Birth: | 10 Sep 1808 in Bedford County, Pennsalyvania |
| Death: | 9 Jan 1890 in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Adam Schurich b. Sep 1769 in Prussia, Germany |
| Mother: | Elizabeth Earhart b. in Franklin County, Pennsalyvania |
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| Burial: Blairsville Cemetery |
| Religion: Methodists/Baptists |
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| Margaret A. Saxman (Wife) b. 12 Sep 1808 in Westmoreland County, Pennsalyvania
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 John Snodgrass Shurick b. 10 Sep 1840 in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
- Nathan M. Shurick b. 1833 in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
 Christopher G. Shurick b. 23 Jul 1833 in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
- Margaret E. Shurick b. in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
- Adam Shurick Jr. b. About 22 Jul 1838 in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
- Ellen S. Shurick b. in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
- Frank De Hess Shurick b. 7 Jun 1845 in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
- Mary Emma Shurick b. 1 Jul 1847 in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
- Martha Shurick b. in Blairsville, Pennsalyvania
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| Elizabeth Carr (Wife) |
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| Marriage: | 1878 |
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Individual:
Ref: History of Indiana County, Pennsylvania.
Adam Shurick was born in Bedford County, in 1808, and was the son of Adam and Elizabeth Shurick nee Earhart. The former was born in Germany, and the latter in Franklin County. The family removed to Westmoreland county, and located near Baldridge's Mill, near Youngstown. In 1848, Adam settled in Blairsville, and erected a steam grist mill, which was destroyed by fire on the 22nd of March 1861. It was rebuilt in the same year. He has been twice married; first in 1830, to Margaret A. , daughter of Christian Soxman, of Westmoreland County, who died in January 1875, about sixty-seven years of age; and second, in 1878, to Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Moses Carr, an old resident of Jefferson County.
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