Joseph FLICK

                   lving in Flicksville early 1800's known as Springfield previous to Flicksville
1820 census Toby twp, Armstrong, PA
1830 census Toby twp, Armstrong, PA living next door to Casper his father
3 March 1837-know all men by these present that for the consideration of $378 received by me to our full satisfaction of John Lene of Monroe Township, Armstrong County and State of Pennsylvania.  I Joseph Flick and Catharine Flick his wife of the Toby in the county and State aforesaid do and have hereby transfered and legally signed over to the said John Lene his heirs and assigne all our right tettle and interest in and to all the property specified in the within deed and forever relinquish all claim to any part of it.  signed Joseph and Catharine Flick
1840 census Madison, Armstrong, PA pg 124   3 females between 15-20    5 males 1-20 who is the other female #00063 and 1 male 40-5-
1841-1849 tax list in Clarion Co., PA
1850 census Madison, Clarion, PA
1855 Census Verona, Dane, WS
known as fighting Joe
First postmaster in Verona also received a land grant on May 22, 1845.  flick built a house on this farm on Verona Ave., just west of Main Street, near the former Sharpe House.  flick's barn stood near the present Don Stewart residence at 108 West Park Lane.  The barn later burned down.  A rail fence enclosing the flick farmyard and the Flick stagecoach and its horses were recalled by Verona residents in earlier years.
The earliest town meeting minutes in the records are for the meeting of april 7, 1857 held at the home of Town Clerk Joseph Flick who was also an innkeeper and the Verona Postmaster.