Son of Reuben Patrick and Charlotte Wilson Patrick.

1850 Census Morgan, Kentucky;

***John Patrick M 36 Kentucky***

Charlott Patrick F 31 years Kentucky

William Patrick M 11 years Kentucky

Wiley Patrick M 10 years Kentucky

Rebecca Patrick F 8 years Kentucky

Elizabeth Patrick F 7 years Kentucky

Amos Patrick M 5 years Kentucky

Mary Patrick F 3 years Kentucky

Martha Patrick F 1 years Kentucky

1860 Census Magoffin, Kentucky;

***John Patrick M 46 Kentucky***

Charlotte Patrick F 41 Kentucky

William Patrick M 21 Kentucky

Wiley Patrick M 20 Kentucky

Rebecca Patrick F 19 Kentucky

Elizabeth Patrick F 17 Kentucky

Amos D Patrick M 15 Kentucky

Mary Patrick F 13 Kentucky

Martha Patrick F 11 Kentucky

Hamilton Patrick M 7 Kentucky

Fannie Patrick F 5 Kentucky

Labon T Patrick M 1 Kentucky

1870 Census Magoffin, Kentucky;

***John Patrick Head M 56 Kentucky***

Charlotta Patrick F 51 years Kentucky

Martha Patrick F 21 years Kentucky

Hamilton Patrick M 17 years Kentucky

Fanney Patrick F 14 years Kentucky

Laben T Patrick M 11 years Kentucky

John J Patrick M 9 years Kentucky

Amanda Patrick F 4 years Kentucky

1880 Census Precinct 4 Middle Fork, Magoffin, Kentucky;

***John Patrick Head M 66 Kentucky***

Charlott Patrick Wife F 62 Kentucky

Amandy Patrick Daughter F 14 Kentucky

Labon T. Patrick Son M 21 Kentucky

John J. C. Patrick Son M 19 Kentucky

Hamilton Patrick Son M 27 Kentucky

Caulifa Patrick M 1 Kentucky

John Patrick started hunting one fall with the intention of harvesting 100 deer. Charolette got sick that year and "Squire" could only harvest 85 deer. "Squire" obviously kept his smokehouse well stocked to feed his large family. He served for many years as Justice of the Peace for Magoffin County, 4th district, in the 1860's. His title, John Patrick, Esquire, became "Squire" to all who knew him. "Squire" John died at age 92, and is buried with Charolette in Berry Patrick Cemetary in Lower Middle Fork. Many of John's sons and nephews served with distinction in the Civil War.