H0403
The study's number for this person. Cite it and it will always lead here, whatever the spelling.Judith Frick
Baptised at Igis in 1870.
born before 11 Dec 1870 at Igis, Graubünden
Igis from the air, 1 Sep 1947. Werner Friedli, ETH-Bibliothek Zürich, Bildarchiv / Stiftung Luftbild Schweiz, LBS_H1-010091, CC BY-SA 4.0
Life story
Judith Frick was baptised at Igis, Graubünden, Switzerland, on 11 December 1870, the daughter of Johann Joseph (Johannes) Frick and Anna Hegnauer, and a granddaughter of Peter Hegnauer and Anna Berri.1 She evidently went to America with her parents. At Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa, on 24 May 1893, aged twenty-two, she married William Fredrick Schaley; the record names her parents as John Frick and Anna Hegnauer.2 Her later life has not yet been traced.
What we know
Proven
- Birth at Igis, 1870
- Baptism at Igis, 1870
- Marriage to William Fredrick Schaley at Burlington, 1893
What's still open
Nothing the notes flag. Which is not the same as nothing left to find.
Sources
Source 1
1 Switzerland, Catholic and Reformed Church Records, 1870
Source 2
2 Iowa, County Marriages, 1893
More sources are in the evidence below.
Life in time
before 11 Dec 1870
Birth, Igis, Graubünden, Switzerland
How we know
11 Dec 1870
Baptism, Igis, Graubünden, Switzerland
How we know
24 May 1893
Marriage, with William Fredrick Schaley, Burlington, Des Moines, Iowa, United States
How we know
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1870 Birth
Born before her baptism; the indexes give no date of birth. The place is the parish of baptism.
The Igis baptism register (two FamilySearch index entries) gives the baptism of Judith Frick, daughter of Johannes Frick and Anna Hegnauer, on 11 Dec 1870.
Source 1
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1870 Baptism
Igis Reformed parish register (FamilySearch index; the image has not been viewed).
Both indexes agree on the date and the parents.
Source 1
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1893 Marriage, with William Fredrick Schaley
Index entry; the image has not been viewed.
The Iowa county marriage index gives William Fredrick Schaley and Judith Frick, 24 May 1893, Burlington, the bride's parents John Frick and Anna Hegnauer. The parents' names and the unusual given name identify her as the Judith baptised at Igis in 1870.
Source 2
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Places in this life
2 places, in order- 1 Igis, Graubünden Birth before 11 Dec 1870 · Baptism 11 Dec 1870
- 2 Burlington, Des Moines County Marriage 24 May 1893
Family
Records
Search the archive →Also cited as evidence: 3 records filed under relatives
The evidence 3 facts with their grades, 2 sources, and the research notes
Facts
Research notes
- Sources: FamilySearch index entries only; no images have been viewed.
- Leads: the 1900–1940 censuses for William F. and Judith Schaley; Iowa death records; Burlington cemeteries.
- This profile is part of the Hegnauer one-name study, as a granddaughter of Peter Hegnauer.
Working notes
- Bapt. 11 Dec 1870; m. William Fredrick Schaley 24 May 1893 Burlington
Sources
- 1
"Switzerland, Catholic and Reformed Church Records, 1418–1996," database, FamilySearch, baptism of Judith Frick, 11 December 1870, Igis, Graubünden; parents Johannes Frick and Anna Hegnauer. FamilySearch record 6F8C-PPHQ; also FamilySearch record 6F8C-RJMM (the mother's lines FamilySearch record 6F8C-PPHW and FamilySearch record 6F8C-RJMQ)
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"Iowa, County Marriages, 1838–1934," database, FamilySearch, marriage of William Fredrick Schaley and Judith Frick, 24 May 1893, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa; bride's parents John Frick and Anna Hegnauer. FamilySearch record XJFZ-78H (index entry; the mother's line FamilySearch record XJFZ-78Z)
In the archive: O03505
Cite this page H0403
Evidence Explained
Hegnauer One-Name Study, “Judith Frick (H0403, b. 1870),” hegnauer.family (https://hegnauer.family/
Chicago (notes)
“Judith Frick (H0403, b. 1870),” hegnauer.family, Hegnauer One-Name Study, accessed September 28, 2026, https://hegnauer.family/
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