Portrait and biographical record of Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaContaining biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens ..together with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . n his day, having erected some of theConestoga Cotton Mills among other structures inthis locality. He was a Whig in politics and a manmuch respected in the community. In his familywere the following children: Henry, George, Fred,William, Mrs. R. M. Morrow, Mrs. Charles Ames,Margaret Spurrier, Mrs. Brilhart and .Lacob. Theparents of our subject were Henry and Eliza-beth
Portrait and biographical record of Lancaster County, PennsylvaniaContaining biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens ..together with biographies and portraits of all the presidents of the United States . n his day, having erected some of theConestoga Cotton Mills among other structures inthis locality. He was a Whig in politics and a manmuch respected in the community. In his familywere the following children: Henry, George, Fred,William, Mrs. R. M. Morrow, Mrs. Charles Ames,Margaret Spurrier, Mrs. Brilhart and .Lacob. Theparents of our subject were Henry and Eliza-beth (Smith) Flick. The father of our subjectwas born in this city, where he learned his fa-thers business and followed the trade all his former years he was a Whig, and after the or-ganization of the Republican party became its firmadherent. He was called from his labors in May,1882, when he had reached the age of sixty-fiveyears, but his wife survived him for ten years, dy-ing in April, 1892, in her seventy-third year. Oftheir five children, the eldest, Frederick, is a car-penter, and the others in order of birth are as fol-lows: Henry, Charles, G. Samuel and Mary C. Mr. Flick, of this sketch, attended school only. SAMUEL NISSLY. PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPinCAL RECORD. 465 until thirteen years of age, when he became clerkin a hat store, remaining there for four years,but on account of his health he abandoned thebusiness and worked for three jcars at the carpen-ters trade. For ten years succeeding that he wasforeman for Philip Dinklcbergcr, wlio died in that time Mr. Flick has been carrying onbusiness on his own account, and among otherbuildings wiiieh show his handiwork are SpringersBrewery, the handsome residence of Mr. Senor, theLancaster Caramel Factory, which he remodeled,besides many others. He erected a wing on theWatch Factory, and has tilled many other contractsof less importance. Heemplojs upwards of twelvemen, attends strictly to hi? affairs, and the success
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