VolumeXll. No.3 Summer 2003 The Mocks: Kentucky Bourbon & Civil War Spies By fim Horany Son in law of Margaret Mock Caroll
Five years ago, when I chose to marry Deborah Carroll, daughter of Margaret Mock Caroll, I had no earthly idea that I would become so absorbed with the search for historical information on the family founded by Wlliam Randolph Mock, born777l in Lincoln, VA. Margaret Mock Carroll is a direct descendant of Randolph Mock (121-1853), daughter of Louis F. Mock, who was the son of John Lewis Mock, who was the son of John J. Mock who was the son of Randolph Mock. When I asked Margarefs permission to delve into the history of her family I had no idea that I would one day be able to come face to face with her most famous Mock family heirloom, a bottle of Kentudsy Bourbon Whiskey, simply known as 'Old Mock Whiskey." Margarefs family history started with William Randolph Mock, born in 121 in Virginia. At a very young age, he and his parents moved to Georgia and sometime around 1795 William Randolph moved to Kentuclsy to what is now known as Boyle County. He acquired a sizable amount of land approximately 3.5 miles north of what is now known as Danville, KY. The area he possessed was known as Hanods Run and later as Mock's Creek after William Randolph gave permission to build a bridge across the creek in 1836. His farrr was called Cedar Grove Stock Farm. 'it
Cedar Grooe StockFatm (Photo cowtesy of LynnWillians)takcn summu7W8. William Randolph raised and trained Kentucky thoroughbreds on his farm and w.rs one of the earliest landowners in the new state of Kentudqy. He owned 550 acres of land and more than 100 head of fine breed race horses. His estate also owned approximately 25 slaves. There are no records held by the family today that can shed light on the circumstances that brought William Randolph to start a distillery. History teaches us that the best bourbon in the world comes from Kentucky, so it probably seemed like a good thing to do for Randolph at the time. All the information we have was passed down by word of mouth. He founded the distillery llil.L84Z according to Minnie Bell Mock, great great granddaughter of William Randolph Mock. As Minnie Bell so appropriately noted, "Mn Mock establislud the W.R. Mock Astilluy, making a fne branil of nur mash whiskey, under the lnbel of "Old Mock." William Randolplu died in September 1853 and according to the last will and testament left a sizeable amount of acreage to his sons John J., Ezekial F. and William R., jr. In addition he left funds to his children and grandchildren. His will does not specifically mention the distillery, however it does state that the balance of his estate after all debts were paid was willed to |ohn f., Ezekial F. and William R., fr. 30 Mock Family Historian Volume Xll No.3 . Summer 2003
But as the old saying goes, "Chance favors the open mind." In March 2003,Lalong with several other Mock relatives who had expressed interestin the RandolphMock family, were contacted by Ron Moore, List owner and Moderator of the Mock-Gen-L List server for the Mock Family Historian association. His message was a surprise to say the least, as a family that had possession'of a bottle of prohibition-bottled "Old Mock Whiskey" had contacted him and they wanted to see if they could auction it to a member of the Randolph Mock family. Whafs more, the bottle was full, and was still sealed, never opened, and included the box it came in. It had been distilled in 1916 and boftled in 1933. I was absolutely overwhelmed. lnterestingly enough, Ron Moore would later men- (green William R. Moek (7777-7853), tion to me that this very bottle and red label shown above) was featured in an article in the Mock Family His- Gt ao e sit e, Mo ck F amily C em et ery, D ano ill e, ICY (Photo corntesy of LynnWillians) torian newslette{, Volume VL N1, winter 1,97. We are forever indebted to Linda fohnson of Notations in the Kentucky Genealogy & Biography, Longmont, CO. and Tevis Goldhaft of Haverfor4 PA; Volume V., give us the answer on what became of the dis- previous owners of the "Old Mock Whiskey''bottle I pur- tillery after William Randolph Mock died in 1853. Volume chasedinthe auction Forthemtotake the time andtrouble this V states, " The Grandson of Ranilolph Mock, William Randolph to see if they couldfindany family connections to heir- loom speaks for their character. Th"y * still working on Mock took ooer running the ilistillry after his father, lohn l. Mo(* died. 'In 1"866, Mn Modc commenceil running the "Old recalling exactly how Linda's husband came across the bottle and how they acquired it. What is known is that Mock Distillry' whbh las a capacity frftV bushels of corn "f Linda's husband gave it to Tevis, her fatheq, in exchange pn ilay, anil has met with fair success. He lws kept up the rqu- tatian of the 'Olil Mock Whiskey', the runufacture of which for the Jim Beam bottle collection that Tevis wanted re- moved from his attic. uns e stablishe d by his granilfuthcr anil continueil by his futhn. " After searching "Mock" on the web, they came in con- tact with Ron Moore and he initiated and moderated the Minnie Bell Mock" great granddaughter of ]ohn |. Mock, made notes of the Kentucky State License reports auction prlocess. We are greatly indebted to Ron Moore dated 1882-1884. for his invaluable assistance in seeing this process thrcugh. Licensed -Distilled Spirits of Kentudsy In addition to acquiring the bottle, we also made con- tact with some long lost relatives of Margarefs. Ron W.R. Mock, ]r., Danville, Kentucky, Boyle Co. 1880-188L 'Mock BRAND: "OLD MOCK" Warehouse #158 Moore had sent my contact data to various Mocks involved Bourbon Sour Mash Whiskey District #7 in the auction and we were soon coresponding with Linda Mock, Nacogdoches, TX, and of Cleon Stock on Hand, October L,182 Reported -267 Barels daughter fohn Using 50 bushels of corn per day. Mock Linda is Margarefs second cousin and she has pos- session of the Stitzel-Weller boftle shown in this artide. In Thereis little informationonwhatbecame of the dis- addition to meeting with Linda we also found Darlene tillery after the turn of the 206 century. We know that Pearson Underwood of White $ettlement, TX, daughter Stitzel-Weller Distillery acquired it and julian'?appy'' Van of Nellie Mock Pearson. Darlene is also Margarefs sec- Winkle, a legendary whiskey makei owning controlling ond cousin. We are now involved in getting togethe!, com- interest in the W.L. Weller Distillery, originally owned W.L. paring notes and researching all we can. Weller. He merged to become Stitzel-Weller in 1933 so And now that we have a bottle of Old Mock Whis- Stitzel-Weller acquired Old Mock Whiskey after 1933. key, I admit, I go over to my curio shelf in my den and I And sq up until2003, Margaret Mock Carroll and take a look at that bottle every day and I think about tak- mysefi have been searching for any due as to the where- ing a sip, but of course, I could never bring myself to open abouts of a bottle of "Old Mock Whiskey". We had visited the bottle. Minnie Bell Mock before her death in 2000 and she had Since the Old Mock Whiskey search is now over we told us that she had givenbottles of Old MockWhiskey to have redirected our efforts to other "Mock searches", her siblings, but we had never met any of their offspring namely the origins of Mathias Mauk (175tr1805). Since who had possession of a bottle. As a matter of fact we had there is some circrmstantial evidence that shows he may given up hope of ever seeing a bottle, much less possess- have been the only Mock to move to Georgia from Vir- ing one. ginia in the early 180(ls, there are those who speculate he could have been the father of Randolph Mock (172-1853). Volume Xll No. 3. Summer 2003 MockFamily Historian 31
Old Mock Whiskey, bottled in L933, Whiskey, Old Mock purchased in Web auction by Margaret bottled by Sitizel-Weller. Mock Carroll and Horany, (Photo |im courtesy of Linda Mock) March,2003
to Camp Douglas Prison camp. He, along with several men There has never been definitive proof, and this matter re- including Lt. Bennet Young, the leader of Morgan's Bri- mains unsolved until other leads can be discovered and gade, escaped Camp Douglas in October 1863 and fled to checked. Linda, Darlene and myself are beginning to Canada. search out possible new leads. Most recently we have received data from Dan Rustu We are also currently involved in searching for more Centre College of Danville, KY researching Kentucky Con- background data on fohn Lewis Mock (L841-L9L5) who federates and Morgan's Brigade. In addition to the infor- was the son of lohn I. Mock. John |. Mock operated the mation we already have on john Lewis Mock and Morgan's distillery after Randolph Mock's death in 1853. John Lewis Brigade, Dan has discovered that while in Canada, john was Margaret's grandfather and the great grandfather of Lewis along with many of Morgan's raiders, joined the Linda Mock and Darlene Underwood. John Lewis Mock's Confederate Secret Service under the command of Capt. life was full of historical significance to Tarrant County T.H. Hines which plotted to free the POW's at Camp Dou- joined the Con-federacy in Texas and the Confederacy. He glas in fuly-August'l'864.In addition Dan has found very 1862 with the Kentucky 6'h Cavalry, Company A, known strong circumstantial evidence that places john Lewis as Morgan's Brigade under the command of Lt. Bennet Mock as one of three unidentified raiders that was involved Young. He was taken prisoner in |uly 1863 and was taken in the famous St. Albans Raid in St. Albans, VT in October 1864 under the leadership of Lt. Bennet Young. 32 Mock Family Historian Volume Xll No. 3. Summer 2003
1890's Photo of john Lewis Mock now displayed in the Tarrant County Courthouse, Fort Worth, Texas Young john Lewis Mock, member of Morgan's Brigade under Lt. Bennet Young and Confederate Secret Service, under Captain T.H. Hines all information through the Mock-Gen-L List server. In |ohn Lewis Mock would leave Kentucky and move addition if you wish to correspond with fim Horany he to Texas with his family in1876, to Saginaw, TX, a suburb can be contacted at ihorany@texaspum . of Ft. Worth, TX. He would become a Thrrant County Com- In closing, I want to acknowledge the gracious help missioner and be instrumental in the founding of the of Barbara Dittig and Ron Moore for making this article present day historic Tarrant County Court House in down- possible and for giving us the opportunity to share this town Fort Worth. If you are ever in Fort Worth, go by the side of the Mock history with everyone. I would also like courthouse and walk up the steps and see the name of to acknowledge the help and information from Linda john Lewis Mock inscribed on the courthouse outer wall. Mock, Nacogdoches, TX, Darlene Underwood, White His picture in this article rests on the Tarrant County Court Settlement, TX, and Dan Rush at Centerville College in House wall. We continue to search for more information Danville, KY. Their help has been invaluable. on his life in the Confederacy and in Texas as a Tarrant And above all, I want to thank Margaret Mock County commissioner. Carroll, my mother in law, for being who she is; one of the To say the least, we are greatly indebted to everyone most wonderful and loving women I have ever had the involved with the Mock family search we are making. We pleasure of knowing. continue to correspond and delve into every avenue pos- .fim Horney Lakeside City, TX sible. If you have any information on the Randolph Mock a side of the Mock family, please feel free to send us any and Votume Xll No. 3 . Summer 2003 MockFamily Historian 33
Mock Family of Odessa, Ukraine Charles Fenton Mock of Washington Co., KY Submittedby RonMoorc Researehby RonMoore for MFH nuffibq, MarilynFollo I want to welcome a new member to MOCK-GEN-L, Re: Rudolph Vdery Mock from Odess4Ukraine. It is not clear to me if J>Daniel>Reuben>Daniel J.>Charles any of this family came to America. Maybe she can darify Over the past few days I have been doing mor€ re- that for us. We certainly are glad to see members from search, tryit g to sort out the various Mock families in Europeancountries and hope to someday get more to join Washington Cq KY. I believe we have been able to clear our grcup. The message below is the one she sent me about up a couple of mysteries there that pertain to your line. her family: The first pertains to the marriages of your Charles My ancestor fohannes Mock was born in 176g in Fenton Mock. As you recall, the Washington Co, Kentucky OttersheimlGermershcim-Pfalz, in 1.809 he las emigrateil to Marriage Records, 1792,-l878,transcribed and compiled by Russia aln las loilgeil in mlony Eranzfelil-Odessa. His younger Margaret Clark King;ston lists two maniages for a C. Mock son Konrad Mock (b.1809) mnrrieil in olorry Keinliebental- One was: Odessa. His nn Peter Mock (b.L832) lws loilged in colony Charles T. Mock to Paralee Brady, 2lMar 7862, Neuliebental-Oiless. His son Georg Mock (b.1563) manied C. G. Mock to Susan C. Fenwick, 8 Nov 1864. We know that the second marriage where his name in colotty Keinliebental on Mmgarctha Shoch (b.L85il, from was "C. G. Mock" to be in error since have them narriage in 1 8 86 nry great-grandnnther Kathafina Mo ck we multiple was born, in 1.9L0 she has ffinrricd in Oilessa. About nry great- other records that substantiate that "Chmles F. Mock" mar- ried Susan Fenwick. granilfather G e otg Hiuo nim Mo ck ( al s Mrck ! ! ! ) I knnn aery The question we little, as he was executeil by tltt Swiet autlnrity in 1_g20 in had not been able to answer was if Oilcssa. Charles T. Mock was the same as Charles F. Mock or could this have been a different His fathr I ohann Mock has anigrateil. Frcm what colotty person? The answer was located in the book, Washington they occur I ilo ttot knout. My grandfather lohann Mock uns Co, born in 191L in Oilessa. My fathr Viktor Moe*was born in Kmtucky Cemetries, Volume II compiled by Faye Sea Sand- L932 in Odessa.lunsborninlg1g in Oiless. ers.Itshows thatParalee Rachael Moclgwife of C. F. Mock Valny Mock mock@maiLodua died 15 Oct 1853. Her birth was noted to be 18 Mar 1842. . Ron Mo orc - RMo orc@ cyb ugate,com In the 1850 US Census of Washington Co, KY a Parrellee Brady was age 16 and liri.g in the household of A. Brady, age 52 and wife Deborrah Brady age 49, From Doug Mauck James They had other children and all were born in Kentucky. Information on German-Russians can be found at: This information" I believe, condusively proves that http: / / www.ahsgr.orgl impt-dates.htm these two marriage entries for Charles Mock are indeed the same person His first wife Paralee Rachael Mock died In lS04,AlexanderIissued a new manilesto inviting about a year and half after their maniage. We do not have Germans and other foreigners to immigrate to Russia with record of any children born to them. A little over a year a promise of no military service. This may have motivated after her deatfu he remarried to Susan C. Fenwick who is Valery Mock's ancestor to settle in Russia in 1809. your ancestor. In 1874 the Russian government issued an order then The othermystery thathas beenresolved is that many demanding military seryice from the Germans, many of years ago, I received copies of some guardianship records whom were Mennonites, causing thousands of German/ for Mocks in Washington Cq KY. These were identified Russians to leave Russia for and North SouthAmerica. as: Kansas has a large population of German/Russians Harriet B. Mock, Franklin P. Mock, Kate Mock and who smuggled winter wheat out of Russian and to our MargaretA. Mock state sewn into their clothing. Many came to Kansas to These records began on 13 Apr 1868 and continued farm and others came to work for the railroad. The Ger- until3lul 1868, The father of these children was listed as man/Russian population is a strong cultural element in D. Mock which would be Daniel Mock a gunsmith Topeka that still celebrates its heritage. |. J. and son of Reuben Mock the gunsmitlu The guardian of There were several Mock families involved with the these four children was C. F. Mock who is your Charles move fiom Russia that began rlr.7874 and continued into Fenton Mock, first born son of Daniel Mock. These the earliest years of the L900's, ending with the Commu- ]. records also mention the income of D. Mock as of 1f364, nist Revolution. J. so it is possible that the death of Susan occurred at about . DougMauck - dmauck@cox,net that time. Danielf. Mock was a farmer as well as gunsmith and no doubt had little time to raise his younger minor chil- dren' cont'd onpage 4o 34 Mock Family Historian Volume Xll No. 3 . Summer 2003 Letters to the Editor Then I found in the 1900 census Elliott Co. KY, Sink- Descendant of Melvina/Melda Mauk ing Precinct entries for: fasper Stephens b.9l 7t357 Chart #23 - Peter >Frederick > Peter > Frederick S. Melvina Stephens b. 617875 Im researching this family for my mother-in-law who James Stephens b. 711892 was interested in her genealogy. I'm not sure how to weed John Stephens b. 121 7899 through what I'm hearing from the fanrily and what I am I also located Melvina on the 1880 census showing finding. In thinking about how to present the data to you her father as F.M. Mauck. Then I found Melvina on yotu Im going to break it up into sections of "What I know, website with the father of Frederick M. Mauck. What I have been told by the family, What I have found" So, the big question is this - Is Melda Mauk the same and point out the discrepancies. person as Melvina Mauk? What I know The birthdates and death dates are the same. They James F. Stephens married Maud MaryJane Will- have the same father, same husband and a son named iams. They lived in Watertown NY. From 1920 census ]ames. James age is 28 putting his year of birth about 1892. One The discrepancies besides the name Melda vs. of their daughters, Bonita, is my husbands grandmother. Melvina, the spelling of Stephens on the 1900 census. Ac- What I am told by family cording to the family the spelling should have been James F. Stephens was a son of Jasper Newton Stevens. I think that difference could be explained by the Stevens and Melda Mauk of Yancey, KY. James' siblingp census taker spellingit wrong, and lames does not have a are Labouren m. Maud Fee, Lola Rebecca m. Cameron brother |ohn. Could be that John may have died since he Fee andJanes m. Roxie Fee. James changed the spelling wasS mos. old atthetime the census was takenandmaybe of his last name from Stevens to Stephens. |anes lied about fanes never mentioned him to the family. his age to get into the service. He was stationed at Madi- Any helpyou can give me inmaking the determina- son Barracks in Sacketfs Harbor, NY. Donit know any tion of whether or not Melda and Melvina are the same more than that. person would be appreciated. What I have found My Mother-in-law'sAunt is trying to find a copy of In the lQntucky Death lndex L91L-L986 Search Re' |ames death certificate. I can't get it because it hasn't been sult there was one match: 50 years. I am trying to find |ames' family on the 1910 MELDA STEVENS census to see if the other children are listed with Melvina Date 480630 as the mother. They didn't come up when using the index Age 074 search on genealogy.com. So I am going through page by Place HARLN page myself.They have to be somewhere. Residence HARLAN Thankyou again. Volume037 . Barbara Farcace 7800 bhigh Station Rd., Hemietta, Cert LU1.5 Ny 7M7 Barbara-Farcace@URMC,Rochester,edu Death vol 48 I ordered the deathcertificate and it lists date of death To MFH editor Barbara 30 1948 and date ofbirth as 7, age74, so year of |un June Ive been mioying browsing your Mock webpage birth would be L874. It lists her father's name as F.M. Mauk. iust and saw the invitation to get in touch. I am a descendant Mother's name is unknown. of Wilhelm and Veronica Bloom Knepper who sailed to Then I found the following on the internet (http:ll America with Alexander Mack. Their son Abraham mrck.r oot so eb.mm mm chia e s m c9 60 5b.txt) I I Knepper was my gr-gr-gr-gr-grandfather, Their daugh- This was written 14 May 1995 to the Mock -Gen-L ter Mary Knepper married George Adam Martin, the discussion group by Sharon Davis a MFH member: Brethren "Rebel" Elder. Subject: MAUK Several months ago, a few of us established a "I ilon'tkttoto if tlrisurill help atryonc. Iwas goingthrough rootsweb list and freepage covering the families involved some of nty oliler notes on nry CARTERline." I a Peiligree founil in the Snow Hill "Nunnery" in Franklin County, Pa. Are chart that was giaen to me about'L2 ymrs ago C-oley a from lohn you familiar with the story of the Antietam revival and police ofuer in Colambus Ga. the Nunnery (a "daughtel' site of Ephrata)? On thispeiligree chart is a MAUKIine. I haven't gone through your working charts yet so Maloina Maukb. T L874 Elliot Co. Ky il. 30 L948 lune lune perhaps fll find out the answer to my question there. If Yancey Ky you'd like to check out the Snow Hill site, we're athttp: I I Fredrick M Maukb. Mmch 1827 Latnence Co. Ky; mil2 freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ -snowhillcloister/ 1862 mil Sarah Spa*s '4pr . Cheryll Reeil chuyllreed@tnsn,cottt Petu Mauk manieil Eleanor." . Sharon Daois a Volume Xll No. 3 . Summer 20(ts MockFamily Historian 35 Mocks from Loudoun Co., Virginia Research by Maily n Pohlman The following is a list of Mock's in Loudoun Co., VA Mock Reasoning: Elizabeth Mock lists her occapation in ttu L8ffi Fed- that I cannot attach to any other family. It stands to reason eral Census, Ohio, Muskingum Co, as "Taking care of aunt", that at least some of them belong to Jacob Mock' (177V It is also speculated tlat Daniel mry be a brother to lacob Moc*( 18i12) family but I haven't found the thread. 1n 5-L 832) of Loudoun Co., VA.
Elizabeth Mock b. 20 1810 loudoun Co., Va. At age 8 Wade H. Geiman, s / o Jesse Geiman and Mary Tiiplet!, b. |an was mdentured to Henqy long in Loudoun Co., VA. abt. 1881; d. Leesbuqg, Vlu m. 1901 Ada M. Mock b. 1876 Frederick Mock listed on the l8OOVirginia Personal Tax Loudoun Co., VA; d. 1938. Had 6 children that I have List from Loudoun Co., VA. identified. William H. Mock b. 3 1845, Loudoun Co., Jul VA; d. George Mock/I\{ack rn 8}un1811 Loudoun Co., VA Sarah 31Au91920 Loudoun Co, s/o Thomas J. Mock and Rebecca McArtorb. 1798 Loudoun Co., VA Filler; m. Amanda C. Mock (maiden n.une or married In Loudoun Co. Militia lounals 1793-1829 transcribed from the name?) b. 18 Oct 1840; d. 3Jun1925 Loudoun Co., VAbur. Originals by DonBlinco, "f acob Mock, Daniel Mock andHenry Lovettsville Union Cemetery Lovettsvilte, VA Mock all were in the militia between 1874 and 1826. There is also a Betsy Mock b. abt. 1780 in the 1850 Census of Loudoun George Mock listed for 181"4, L8L5, and 7816. He was fined a Co. number of times for non-atterulance. One of the staff was gioen the There is a Betsy Mock lkting next door to Geotge Washington task of collecting the fines in 1"81.6.. That person reported back that (Rnwlings) Mock(son of lacob Mock and Elizabeth Mock) with George Mock could not be found.' At first glance I thought that it a Liildy Mock b. abt.1830. might be GeorgeWashington Mock, son of lacob Mock, but realized Betsey Mock m. John Rawling 19 Dec1801, Loudoun Co., that he wqs not old enough to be in the militia. I hme not found VA. any other trace of the abooe George Mock in Loudoun Co. John Mock m. Catherine "Kitt t" maiden name unknown, b. est. 179&1800 George Mock b. 1818 m. Rebecca ? (possibly Taylor) b. john Cornelius Mock (s/o the aboveJohn Mock and 1825 Catherins "Kitty', b. lAug 1833, Loudoun Co., VA; d. 29 Dec 1. Unknown (Possible Williad Mockb. 1840 1858 Loudoun Co., VAi m. Elizabeth Monday/l{unday d/o 2. Allison Mock b. 1845 Robert MondayfiVlunday and Rosanna ?. 3. Jane Mock b. 1849 1. ]ames Mock b. Loudoun Co., VA, d. Sept 1870 Loudoun Co., VA George W. Moc,k m. 5 Jan 1852 Loudoun Co., VA Mary 2. Rosanna Mock b. Loudoun Co., VA" d. 1854 Loudoun Jane lones. (There is a GeorgeW. Mockb. abt. 1797, Goose Creek, Co., Va Louiloun Co. VAon an LDS - lGl Record). 3. William Mock b. Feb. 1864 m. Mary "Mollieo Tadeton (Question- ilo any of these GeotgeMock's tie togethn?) d/o Burr W. Tiuleton 4. Charlotte Mock b. 1869 m. Charlee E. HenryMockb. est. 178G1784 Loudoun Co., VA d.1852 m. Jenkins oBatba4t" 5. Margaret Mock b. 1873 Barbara MrtsAflurtsAArertz b. 3 Feb1785 Loudoun 5. Sallie A. Mock b. 1890 m. George Wm Ruthvin Co., VA; d. 15July 1858 Loudoun Co., VA lohn C. Mock was mdentured 184L age 9 to lbiah Beans l.Isaac Mock b. 18 Dec 1803 Loudoun Co., VA He serced in the CbilWar Co. B, Loudoun Co. Rangers (Union) 2. Jacob Mock b. 1 Sept 1805 Loudoun Co., VA (fohn) Charles C Mock m. LauraJ. Campher d/oIames J. 3. fohannes Mock b. 5 May 1808 Loudoun Co., VA Campher 4. Wilhelmfoeeph Mock b.9 Feb 1910 Loudoun Co., VAt Clifton H. Mock b. 1886 VIu d. 7962; m.14 Mar 1906 d. 9 Oct 1824 Loudoun Co., VA Berkeley Co., VA (now W. VA) Mollie V. Smaltz/Smoltz 5. Sarah Mock b. 79Jan1912 Loudoun Co., VA lCharles Mock b. abt. 1919 WV 5.Maty Catherine Mockb. Loudoun Co., Va 2. Marylane Mockb. abt. 1915 WV 7. Thomas J. Mock b. abt.1814-1818 Loudoun Co., VA (possibly theTlpmas I. Mockwho m. RebeccaFiller) Cornelia Mock b. abt. 1822-1850 Federal Census Loudoun 8. Annisted M. Mock b.1826 Loudoun Co., VAdid not Co., VA (male) He was age 28 living with Thomas and many, died 9 Mar 1858 Loudoun Co., VA Rebecca |o/ock( possible son of Henry Mock). Specalation - thb Henry coulilbe abrother of facob Mock Qn5-7832) of Loudoun Co.,VA Daniel Mock b. L795 VN rn 2 Jul 1818 New Jersusalem Church Lovettsville Loudoun Co., VA, Mary Ann Brill b. 2|ul Henry C. Mock b. 23Oct 7899, d. Dec 1958, bur. in l798near Lovettsville, VA; d. Muskingum Co.OH bur. New Lovettsville Union Cem., Lovettsville, VAu m- Berdie B. Hope Lutheran Cem., Muskingum Co., OH. Beans b. 25Sept 1904; d.24May 1997 Hamilton, Loudoun Co., 1. Elizabeth Mock b. abt. 1825 VA, bur. Lovettsville Union Cemetery Lovettsville VA; d/o 2. William Mockb. abt. 1830 Franklin Beans Daniel Mock was made guardian of Mqolitan BaII (slo There is an LDS-IGI recordfor aHetry ClaytonMockb.1899, d. Stephen BaIl) March 1.4, 1,821. Dec 9, L989 Gene V. Mock [MFH member] speculates that Elizabeth andWilliam may haoe been the childrar of Catlerine "Kitty" arul John Cont'd on next page 36 Mock Family Historian Volume Xll No.3 . Summer 2003
1930 Federal Census Virginia, Loudoun Co (Speculation - this is probably the Thonas J. Mock - son of Hanry Henry age b. VA Mock 30 and Barbara Mock) Berdie Mock age 25 b. VA LorrininaMock age271l72 b. VA I am still looking Gene V. Mock's Tilghman Ranilolph Ann Mock age1.2l12 b. VA for b.1.5 Aprl838 Laudaun Co., VA; m. Madison, AL13 Feb Merwin Mockbrother age 25 b. VA Mock 1861 Madison, Al Eilith Caroline Maples. Lilliam Mock sister age 16 b. VA He was indenturcd on 12, 1848 to George fohnson at Franklin Beans father-in-law age 70 fuly age 9. 1850 Federal Census Loudaun Co., Va shmas him lioingwith Israel L. Mock m. Elizabeth S. unknown George lohnson 1. Jacob William Mock b. 1848 d. 12 March 1,848 Loudoun Co., VA 1880 Federal Census - Virginia Loudoun Co., Jefferson Sillcott Virginia Mock widow age 54 b. VA parents both Mock b. abt1755; m. 13Oct1795 by Littlejohn to John |ohn b. VA Julia Beagle SamuelT.B.Mock son single agel'6 b.VA parents Mock m. Margaret Heater John bothb. VA John F.C. Mock b. 1852; m. Sarah A. Goodhart b. 1852 Loudoun Co., VA d/o S. Goodhard and Lucinda Iohn Mary VirBinia Mock d/ o .H. & B.L. Mock b. 4Sep 7972; Rhodes of Loudoun Co., VA f d. 9 Mar 1914 bur. Hamilton (City) Cem., per Loudoun Co., VA Cemeteries - A Preliminary Index by Thomas Balch T. Mock m. Virginia unknown John Library 1. MaryMock b.1888; m. 1909 Arrnisted M. Powell I hope some one may have a thread to begin to tie 2. Sarah Mock b. 1892; m.1909 Henry T. Glasscock 3. Mortimer R. Mock b. 1888; m.1910 Ethel Mary some of these together. Mdntwolf .MarilynMockPohlman 7595Wodey Pl, Dublin, OH 4J,077
Sally Mock b. abt. 1812 Harold Mauk here - MyAuntAbigale (Mauk) Wil- 1850 Federal Census Loudoun Co., VA p. 282 living with son b mid 1800's was fton Charleston lL and died there. Swanks fanlly, age 38 b. VA She was the daughter of Gilbert Mauk b.l8/8., son of 1.880 Census Loudoun Co. Lovettsville, p.597 D also has a Cornelius Mauk b 1810. Son of Gottlieb Mauk. Question? Sally Mock age 51 b. VA Could these people Genie wrote about be connected in (These nay rct be the snme perssn as Sarah and Sallys abound some way to Christian Mock [email protected] among the Mocks in Loutloun Co.) Henry and Barbqra Mock did To Genie, That James T. Mock was most likely James hnve a daughter Sarah b. lan 19,1812. Thompson Mock b. Loudoun Co., VAin L814 third son of and Elizabeth (Rawlings) Mock. He was in Thomas I. Mock b. 1818 Loudoun Co., VA; m- 3 fan 18115 Jacob Loudoun Co., VA Rebecca Filler, b. 28Au91828, d.72 Muskingum Co., OH no later than Feb. 1836 as he married Feb190O bur. Lovettsville Union Cem., Lovettsville, there. He and his wife then went to Hocking Co., OH They Loudoun Co.,VA had 9 children there. Then moved to Coles Co., IL in about 1. Albert C. Mock b.29Mar7848; rn Blizabeth Davis 1854. Two additional children born in Coles Co. 2. Willian H. Mock b. 3 ful 18r[5; d. 30 Aug 7920 bur I have the names of all of the children and now have Lovettsville Union Cem. identified abouthalf of theirspousesbut none of theirchil- 3. Allison Mock b. 18t15 drenyet. 4. Jane Mock b. 1849 VA . MarilwMockPohlman
I Volume Xll No.3 . Summer 2003 MockFamily Historian 37 Inkoduction to the 12 Year Cumulative Surname Index Compiled by Ronalil M. Moorq MD The.following is the introduction page borncwed from the MFH Surname Index that will be previewed by Ron Moore at the 13s Annual Conference in Salt Lake City in September. Ron has spent innumerable hours over the past several months p,tlfting this publication together. By the time the 2003 issues are completed and indexed, there will be approxi- mately 350 pages in all. This is indeed a true labor of love. We are deeply indebted to Ron for yet another invaluable contribution to the Mock Family Historian. Barbara Dittig, editor
A cumulative Index for the Mock Family Historian We have learned alot about the multiple Mockfam:i- is a project that has needed to be done for the past several lies with all the variant spellings since the Mock Fanrily years. After going into fuIl retirement about a year ago I Historian began publication in 191. We have identified at recognized that I might have time to do it. least 88 surname variations that we believe are related to This indexing has a double purpose. One, to be able Mock. to easily identify names of individuals who have been We have tried to index all spelling variations that are written up or mentioned in prior issues of the Mock Fam- evident in the original text. This has resulted in duplica- ily Historian. The other is to ty to establish relationships tion of some families, but we have tried to do this when it of one person with another when this is dear in the text. is evident that these other spellings have been used in vari- Itis feltthat a cumulative index such as this will help ous documents. to preserve much of the genealogical research on various We have primarily tried to link each person to a par- Mock families and that it might be helpful for many gen- ent, usually the father and also to a spouse when this is erations to come. evident in the text. We have included multiple mariages When I agreed to take over this project, our editoq, when known" but have not tried to separate them as first, Barbara Dittig was asked if she wanted a bare bones type second third etc. Most of the children of that family will of index, or if she wanted one that showed relationships. be linked to the father. The fatheris thenlinked to his wife She chose the latteq, and I am glad she did. Although it who may or may not be linked to all the children. It is then took longer to compile, it saves the reader having to go up to the readerto decide fromtheoriginaltextasto which through and check all references to a name when a search child belongs to a certain mother. is beingmade. When the small group of charter members met at For example if one is looking forGeorge Moek there Barbara Diftigls home in Danville, CA in 191,little did are references to over 30O and an index which does not we know that this project would have lasted for at least t2 show relationships to narrow down the possibilities, would years and would have been as successful as it has been. be of very limited usefulness to thereader, and wouldmake Most of this success can be athibuted to our tireless editoq, it almost impossible to locate the person being searched. Barbara Diftig and the many people that work with her It would have been nice if we also could have in- and submit artides and information on their families. This dexed places and dates, but this would have made the has been a very nice group of people to work with. project more difficult and probably would never have been A lot has been learned about these various families completed so instead we settled on indexing only sur- and some myths have gradually been dispelled. It is now names. known that the various Mock families who immigrated to It is felt that this index will help to identify many of America do not have a cornmon ancesto4, but are really a the collateral lines related to the Mocks or any of its many combination of similar sounding names, mostly from Ger- variations in spelling. If a penson does not locate the per- manic countries. Many links however do occur and many sonhe is looking for it is recommended thatthe many vari- of these have been founa through the years. As far as tlle ant spellings should be consider,ed since in early records, variant spellings of Maclg most that we have necordedhere names were spelled in many different ways in various and have beenresearched ale of Germanic origrn and not documents. so mudr those coming to New England ftom countries such This index, or even the Mock Family Historiary as Scotland, England and Ireland. should not be considered as a primary source for records The origin of the British Macks is still not known. and the evidence needs to be weighed and all documents However, there are some Mocks from Braughton, should be confirmed. For exanrple, many records indexed Devonshire, England who we believe to be probably Ger- are queries that have been received from various searrh- manic. ers who are looking for theirtrue lines and these are some- An exciting new innovation in genealogical research times labeled with such things as "possible husband of' has been DNA studies. I am sure they will be more useful or "possible daughter of' a certain penson. The indexers with time and as testing procedures improve. The Mock have made no attempt to try to document any of these Family Historian has been on the cutting edge of this new and even if it is known to be in error, it has been indexed technology. One of our members, Doug Mauck has done anyway in order to maintain integrity of the original text. Cont'd onpage 44) 38 Mock Family Historian Volume Xll No. 3 . Summer 2003 MocI( finds I have been working on the Mock-Boner family in CioilWar aetran, savingurith the 21"t Misnuri Regiment. Franklin County,Illinois recently trying to deternrine the He lwd formrly liaed nem C-olony, Knax Co., MO. actual death date of Jane (Williams) Mock widow of Contributed by fanet Pease, Arvada CO to the Northeast Moses Mock. I have narrowed likely date down to be- Missouri Geneaalogical Society , the Northeast Reporter Vol. )0, tween 1866 and 1870 based on printed tax lists and cen- October 2002 sus. t - maternal line The only children of hers that manied in Illinois were My Countryman, Luther, Goenbel Valley, me looking at the - George and Isaiah. Interestingly, two of her grandchil- in Mohawk NY had Nellis an Amanda Mock. dren (first cousins) also married in IL according to the Nelles Book pub. 1917. lfound obituary of Margaret Mock and a Greenwood County, Page 552. " #41.01. Margmet AnnNellis. b. 4 Apr L864 Butler C-o., PA; d.1.8 Augl929 Vanilergraft,Weshnoreland Kansas History. Howeve4, each lists a different d ate(1872 Co., PAat 65y 4m1-5i1, bur.2L Augl929 Vanifufgraft Cem., C Iuty 1868). Since learning of the Illinois on line mar- Westmoreland C-o., Ske Samuel Byers, riage index and death inder I have been searching to con- PA. mnrieil Elmu b.1L May finn my Illinois records from other sources and to search nn of George Byus & Amanda lane Mock. 1"934 Vanilergraft, for those that I donlt have. In the case of the grandchil- 1863 Butler C-o., PA; il. 4 lun Westmorelanil PA at 71y 23i1, bur. 6 1934 drery it took some doing. I finatly found the record using b., lun a neat feature of the index+earching all of the groom Vandergraft Cem.,Wesfinmelnnd Co., PA. Mill workn. Zodoru Amanda (dieil young); Son. and bride "M" names by county. No luck in Franklin but Chililren: Minnie Etta; then I tried Willianuon County the next county south of barn anil ilieil24Nw L886. Elizabeth Blanch; Samuel Frankfort County because they fived just north of the Elmn," .Phyllis mockmaa@AfT,NET county line. This is a copy of the records from the index: Mock McWilliams 77 Feb 7859- Isaiah Mock to Smah Angeline Ftanklin Documents chiefly unpublished relating to the Hu- Campbell 00310762 guenot Emigration to Virgina & to the settlement at 77 lun 78ffi- Georye Mock to Charlotte hanklin Flint . . . 77, L733,Imported Palatines - 0f,310238 Manakin+own August Ship Samuel, Hans Peter Mock. October 1L, 1732,1m- 19 lul78ffi- Bmjamin E, Moak to Matgaret Williamson ported Palatines - Ship Pleasant,lohannes Moak. List of B 1302 ye French Refugees that settled att ye Manakin Town: In In a book titled, Cemetery lruentories-Dmth Records in ceeks, Mock, His wife Franldin C,o.,lL by Harley NeaL 1988 a book that records yefourthship- settledtrctweenthe dated Oct. 1701. It was written 1,111 burials not listed in current inventories, on page 20 and one childr. Report was to settlement. The 67 pages he lists in the East Fork (Pleasant Grove) Cemetery Frank- by an Englishman concerning fortTwp.: of the above title was pub. by the Virginia Historical Soci- ety. Muck,l*ich Age 42 yrs, 6 mos, 27 ilays., D,72-7-7878, P hy o ck I think that this is likely the Isaiah Mock listed above ' llis M M cWilli am* because the calculated birth year matches that from cen- a sus records and he is not listed in the 1880 census. His I found this Mock in the 1850 Brown Co, Illinois wife is head of household and a widow. Does anvone have Census. He has moved on by the 1860 census. A cooper is another confirmation of his death? a barrel maker so they employed a lot of Wood Choppers . Rich McRrynolds rmctrynoldsT@ cox,net a to cut the trees for the oak barrels. 7850 Cmsas - Broutn County, Illinois(Coopustoutn) From Bedford Inquirer, Sept.lO 1898 P age 2tl3 Enumuated: 28 Aug 7850, Prominent Bedfud Ned in Windbq Hospital, Coantain Line # 3, Dut elling# 388, family # 390 Daoid B. Mockof LincolnTimmship,wln of lateyems Mock, George, male, age 20, WoodChoppu, b, OH spmt much of the time with his ilaughtr, Mrs, Roy Will- . ErankHedrick a iams of Winilber, died Sundny atening, August 26, at tlu To cousins, Barbara Dittig & Helene Younger Winilbt Hospitnl, where he luil been confined saneral I have a copy of a document dated March 8, 1884 months, at the age of 70 yrs, 6ma, anil 28ila. Mr. Mrck was from the office of M.L. Mock, ]ustice of the Peace of the born anil spent his life in Lincoln Toumship togethr uithhis City of Kingman Kansas. It is hard to rea4 but seems to gaod uife Eliz ab eth C o lcb augh, with whom he tms uniteil be be involving costs associated with a LG Hobson. in rwriage in1865. Thought you might be interested and wondered if he might a be a distant relative. From the Memphis, Scotland Co., Missouri, . BuildyHoutatdMock G Grandson of WilliamHenry Reoeille Thursday, 28 March 1901 Mock 2889 NE 26 St. Ft. Iauderdale, FL 33305. Reuben Mauck dieil recently near Plaimriant, Nebrasla. He lfuedin Knlal(n, CImk C-ounty from1868-1878 anduns a Volume Xll No. 3 . Summer 2003 MockFamily Historian 39 The Wuerttemberg Emigration Index Submitte d bv lkthv Busbu The Wuerttemberg Emigration Index is a seven-volude work-that represents the thousands of German and Prussian immigrants to the United States that made application to emigrate at Wuerftemberg, Germany. This collection, filmed at Ludwigsburg, contains the names of apprrcximately 6Q000 persons who made application to leave Germany from the late eighteenth century to 1900. The information supplied on eadr penson includes: name, date and place of birttr, residence at time of application and application date, and microfilm number. The Wuerttemberg emigration records are a unique collection of papers and documents on applicants who filed for permission to emigrate from Germany during the nineteenth century. These records are not alphabetized nor are the pages numbered, which makes a search through them complicated and time consuming.In many cases, as many as eight pages were written on one person, induding a birth certificate or a family record, military release, and renunciation of citizenship rights. Often the handwriting in these documents is almost indecipherable for even an experienced German researcher. It is abnost impossible for a layman to search through these records successfully. All inlormation included in Wuerttemberg Emigration Index has been extracted from the original Wuerttemberg emi- gtation records filmed at Ludwigsburg and available on mioofilm at the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City or through its branch LDS family history centers. Although all of the records were handwritten by German speaking people, the spelling of names varies from one document to the other. In cases where applicants used their own signature, that spelling was used. Volume One- page 128 Application Date: 1853 Birth Place: Weil der Stadt Number:837957 Name: Mauck,Jacob Destination: NorthAmerica District Leonberg Name: Mauch,Johann Georg & W Friedrich Number: 835932 Application Date: Feb 1854 Birth Date: 5 Jun 1825 Birth Date: 12 Aug 1836 Name: Mock, Moses Destination: NorthAmerica Birth Place: Muenchingen Birth Place: Lauffen Birth Date: 4 Sep L808 Number: 8g7916 Districh Leonberg District Besigheim Birth Place: Guendringen Name: Mauch, Franz Application Date: Jan 1854 Application Date: May 1853 DistricL Horb Heinrich Destination: North America Destination: North America Application Date: 1853 Birth Date: 11 May 1838 Number:837961 Number:556840 Destination: North America Birth Place: Kirchheim Name: Mauch,Johannes Name: Mauck, Thomas Number:835932 District Kirchheim Birth Date: 27lul7850 Birth Date: 22 Dec 1833 Volume 2- page 132 Application Date: Aug 1857 Birth Place: Seedorf Birth Place: Lauffen Name: Mauch, Paul Destination: North America Districl Oberndorf District Besigheim Birth Date: 15 Sep 185i Number:835940 Application Date: Sep 1867 Application Date: May 1853 Birth Place: Neukirch Name: Mauch, Franz Xaver Destination : North America Destination: North America Districe Rtw. Birth Date: 28Iull829 Number:838637 Number:555840 Application Date: May 1871 Birth Place: Schramberg Name: Mauch, Karl August Name: Mauck" Wilhelm Destination: North America Districh Oberndorf Birth Date: 4 Oct 1848 Ludwig Number:841113 Application Date: bef 1853 Birth Place: Renningen Birth Date:25 Nov 1836 Name: Mauch, Peter Destination: North America District Leonberg Birth Place: Lauffen Volume Four page 134 Number:838535 Application Date: Jul 1857 District Besigheim Name: Mauch, Anna Maria Name: Mauch,Jakob Destination: North America Application Date: Apr 1853 Birth Date: 24Dec786 Friedrich Number:837963 Destination: North America Birth Place: Renningen Birth Date: 11 Nov 1855 Name: Mauch, Leonhard Nurnber:556840 District Leonberg Birth Place: Renningen Birth Date: 3 |an 1833 Name: Maug' Margaretha Application Date; Apr 1857 Districh Leonberg Birth Place: Muenchingen Birth Date: 27 Sep 184 Destination: North America Application Date: bef 1888 District Leonberg Birth Place: Gerhausen Number:837953 Destination: North Arnerica Application Date: Feb 1853 District Blaubeuren Name: Mauch, August Number: 837963 Destination: North America Birth Date: 2lul7826 Application Date: |an 1866 Name: Mauch,]ohann Number:837961 Destination: America Birth Place: Muenchingen Conrad page 135 Number:559054 District Leonberg Birth Date: Name: Mauch, Michael Name: Mauk, Gottlieb Application Date: 1854 Birth Place: Malmsheim Birth Date: 23 Feb 1814 Birth Date: 21 Feb 1815 Destination: North America District Leonberg Birth Place: Weil im Dorf Birth Place: Lauffen Number:837961, Application Date: bef 1850 District Loen. District Besigheim Name: Mauch, Barbara (nrifspestination: NorthAmerica Application Date: Feb 1854 Application Date: Jun L859 Birth Date: Number: 837958 Destination: North America Destination: America Birth Placs Muenchingen Name: Mauch, IohannGeor Number: 8ZZ967 Number:556846 District Leonberg Georg Name: Mauch, Regina (widJ Birth Date: 31 May Volume 1-page 134 Application Date: ;an tase 1833 Birth Date: rz lun is06 Name: Mock, Heinrich & F Deitination: North America Birth Place: Muenchingen Birth place: Muenchingen Birth Date: Number: 927961. Districh Leonberg Districh Leonbeqg Birth Place: Guendringen Name: Mauch, Carl Anton Application Date: Feb 1853 Application Date: Jul 1854 District Horb Birth Date: 5 Oct 1834 Destination: North America Destination: North America 40 Mock Family Historian Volume Xll No.3 . Summer 2003 ffi-igratianlnilcxCont'd Application Date: Apr 1855 Number:837961 District Tuttlingen Destination: North America Date: 1847 Volume Six page 272 Application Mar Number: U9647 N.-Amer Name Mauch, Ferdinand Destination: Volume Seven Number: 850001.00 Birth Date: 28 Aug 1838 Name: Mauch, Rosina Katharina Maudr, Georg Birth Place: Aixheim Birth Date: 10Apr 1834 Birth Date: 19Apr 1835 District Spaichingen Birth Place: Rosswag Birth Place: Muehlheim Application Date: Feb 1&54 Districh Vaihingen Number:801479 District Tuttlingen Application Date: Feb 1854 Mar 1847 Name: Mauch,Jacob Application Date: Destination: N.-Amer Destination: N.-Amer Birth Date 17 Nov 1839 Number: 855392.00 Number: 850001.00 Birth Place: Wiemsheim Mauch, David Mauch, Maria Districl Maulbrpnn Birth Date: 19 yrs. Birth Datq 22Mat 7836 Application Date: 1864 Jun Birth Place: Nussdorf Birth Place: Muehlheim Number:838288 Districh Vaihingen District Tuttlingen Mauch,]acob Heindch Name: & Application Date: fan 1854 Application Date: Mar 1847 w Destination: N.-Amer Destination: N.-Amer Birth Date: Number: 856392.00 Number: 850001.00 Birth Place: Brackenheim Mauchrlakob Mauch, Roca District Brackenheim Birth Date: 77 yrt, Birth Date: 5 Dec 18i12 Application Date: Mm 1832 Birth Place: Nussdorf Birth Place: Muehlheim Number:5601148 Districh Vaihingen Distric* Tuttlingen Name: Mauch, Georg Johann Application Date: jan 1854 Application Date: Mar 1847 Birth Date: Destination: N.-Amer Destination: N.-Amer Birth Place: Lomersheim Number: 856392.00 Number: 850001.00 Maulbronn District Mauch, Xaver (E ch) & F Mauch, Katharina Application Date: Oct 1856 Birth Date: 11 Oct 1800 Birth Date: 261an1845 Number:838285 Birth Place: Muehlheim Placq Muehlheim Name: Mauch,Johannes Birth District Tuttlingen District Tuttlingen Birth Date: 10 Dec 1849 Application Date: Mar 1847 Birth Placq Aixheim Application Date: Mar 1847 Destination: N.-Amer Destination: N.-Amer District Spaichingen Number: 850001.00 Application Date Sep 1855 Nurnbe( 850001.00 Maudr, Katharina - wife Miudr,Ioh. Evangelist Number:8496M Birth Date: 25 Aug 1803 Birth Date: 30 Dec 1834 Name: Mauch,Joseph Birth Place: Muehlheim Birth Date: 17 Sep 1854 Birth Place: Muehlhausen District Tuttlingen District Tut0ingen Birth Place: Frittlingen Application Date: Mar 1847 District Spaidfngen Application Date: Apr 1853 Destination: N.-Amer Destination: N.-Amer Application Date: Apr 1856 Number: 850001.00 Number:849647 Number: 850001.00 Mauch, Franz Joseph Name: Mauch, Lorenz Mauch, Ferdinand Birth Date: 15 Mar 1826 Birth Date: 7lul1827 Birth Date:2Aug 1838 Birth Place: Muehlheim Birth Place: Frittlingen Birth Place: Durchhausen District Tuttlingen District Tuttlingen Districl Spaichingen Application Date: Mar 1847 Application Date: Sep 1858 Application Date: Feb 1853 Destination: N.-Amer Destination: N.-Amer Number:801480 Number: 850001.00 Name: Mauch, Martina Number: 850001.00 Mauch, Benedikt Mauch, Konrad Birth Date:23 Oct 1805 Birth Date: 9 Feb 1829 Birth Date:22 Nov 1833 Birth Place Muehlheim Birth Place: Nusplingen Birth Place: Durchhausen District Spaichingen District Tuttlingen District Tuttlingen Application Date: Mar 1847 Application Date: Oct 1851 Application Date: 1853 Destination: |an Number:8074n N.-Amer Destination: N.-Amer Number: 850001.00 Name Mauch, Michael Number: 850001.00 Birth Date:20 Nov 1835 MaudV Maria Agatha Mauch, Benedikt Birth Date:6 Feb 1830 Birth Place: Aixheim Birth Date: 17 Mar 1827 Birth Place: Muehlheim District: Spaichingen Birth Place: Muehlhausen Application Date: bef 1865 District Tuttlingen Districb Tuttlingen Application Date: Mar 1847 Destination: North America Application Date: bef 1852 Destination: Number: U%M N.-Amer Destination: PA-N.A. Number: 850001.00 Nanre: Mauc.h, Ursula (wid.) & S Number: 850002.00 Birth Date: Mauch, Matthias Birth Place: Frittlingen Birth Date: 17 Feb 1831 a Districl Spaichingen Birth Place: Muehlheim l Volume Xll t{o. 3 . Summer 20(B MoekFamily Historian 4f eont'd frompage 33 Charles Fnton Mock QTJERTES Also it was conunon in thsse days for the oourts to appoint a guardian even if just one parent died either fa- Northampton €o., FA Mack Family ther or mother of the minor children I amlooking fsr infsrmation,on tlre following Mock At first wh€n I sb'tained these records, Iwondercd farlily , Iisted on lhe 1850 Census - Lower Mt. Bethel, whathappened to the fathffof these.children tlratcaused Northampton Co., PA. a guardianship to be appointed- Now I bdieve it was the fohn MacJ< -47 - Fanmer death of his first wife, Susan (Linton) Mock and possibly Mary Mack 4.0 with difficulties experienc"d by his second wife, Mary Sarahlane Mack 18 (Linton) Mock in coping with this large family with sev- Nathaniel Mack 16 eral minor childrerL Isaac Mack t4 The 1880 US Census indicates that Mary (Linton) Levi Mack 11 Ann Mock had one child with herhusband Daniel I" Mockand Mack 5 this was Mary Mock age Swhowas livingwith her. Daniel john GeorgeMack 2 !. Mock had iust recently died in Dec 1879, Census said they were all born in PA. Any help with Atfirst it was a puzde to me as to why these rccords. this family willbe geatly appreciated. Their fathe4, Daniel Mock clearly did not die until De c1879 . Ttaq Steele PO Box 503, Portlattd, PA78357 and lttis is doctmrented in the mortality schedule of the a 1880 US Census of Washington Co, KY. Tlrc answer I be- Deecendantof fohn Mack/Anna Maria Shell lieve is that his first wife" Susan Lintory must have died Seek parents/ birth/ marri age I death/ residence for close to this time of April 1858 since he remarried to her johannes Mack b. bef 1729; m- Anna Margaret _ b. bef . younger sister Mary Linton z?luly 1865 in Washington 174. They emigrated aboard shrp NIen rriving for Phila- Co, KY. delphia 15 Sep 1729. Possibly |ohannes Mack was a son of Another puzzle not yet solved is that in the 1870 US Alexander Mack, founder of the Church of the Brethren- Censusof Washington Co, KY in the household of Daniel Their chil4 tolm Mack b. 17 fi I 57 ; d, 1 783; rru Anna Maria j. Mock was a Bettie Mock who was age9, so would be Shell Theirdrildrcn: |ohannes Mack b. L776 and,Wlhelm born in about 1861. She appears tobe the youngest drild Mack b.7782. in the household yet was not mentioned in the . Robut k faclcson 307 Teakwood Inne, Ceilat Hill, TX guardianships recolds. It is also a liftl€ unusual but not 7 5104 c -m*il - earrocldlM8@ aol wn impossible they would have had a Bettie and an older |t daughter Elizabethbothinthe same fmrily. I was not able to locate this child in later records and wonder if she could MockFhds Cant'd have died aboutthe same time ashermotherormore likely that she may have been a child of one of Daniel j. Mock's We recently went to Independence MO for the Mid- sons. Continent Genealogy Library (a lovely place with very . RonMoore [email protected] helpful staff), and among their new books I found one a called Eafly Ckutch Recoills of Rockbtgltwtt Co*nty VA, by F Edward W.ight. I was looking for my husbands Cont'd {rou page 37 Suname Index Cont'd Millers and didn't find thenr, but did find some interest- an excellent iob in getting this project organized and for ing items in the minutes for the Smith's Creek Baptist cataloging the results. Fsr this r:easor! the indexers have Church: o... recognized these as very important records and have irr I anaary 7779: Bto. Daniel Mauke w as brcught beforc dexed the abbreviation DNA the same as a surname. the ehwch fw fwnication and ans laid ooq till the next In coutpiling this work, I want to thank Flelene monthly meeting.," A nate tha uplains he was lats YoungerFlawkins forhervaluable help and assistance. She excommanicated- assisted with the achral indexin& Our editor of the Mock Family Historian, Barbara Dittig also rendered helpful Febxuary 177h 'R rdolph Meuke ehosm fur otdina- advice. Also,I want to thank my wife, ArtneMarieMoore tiott"" A natelry the aathor sayt, "/Ls deacon?" for pufting up with me spending countless hours at my computer in preparation for this priect. March 7782'Bto. Idaule complnined of Sistrr . RonMoore Elisabeth Whitman's disord.eily any of lioing,' (TIrc lady was excomtnunicated by April6,) What do you call a genealogy without an index? Since none of these folks wer€ Millers, I didn't skim A the minutes for other churches. . an Tompkins 325 W. Hicknm b, Colnmbia MO 65203 f t 42 Mock Family Historian Volume Xll No.3 . Summeizoog THE EDITOR NEW RESUTTS FOR THE FROM MOCK DNA PROIECT This will be the last issue before our conference in \9-21. If you haven't yet made The following new results are back from the lab: Salt Lake City, September your hotel reservations and put your registration check in Ronald G. McCranie is descended from Liftleberry the marl, please do so soon. I will need a count of those Mock,Sr. and is a12/12matchwithdescendants of George attending to give to the hotel so that an appropriate size Mock (Working Chart #13A) and Andrew Mock (1750- meeting room will be saved for us. 1815) (Working Chart #138), This group of three may I think that the past year has been a very special one find a 25 marker test beneficial to test their relationships for the Mock Family Historian and Mock-Gen-L partici- to one anotherandto the PeterMocklines (Working Chart pants. #198) The DNAproject has been more successful than we Note fromMr. McCranie: ever anticipated. New results continue to come in and it My name is Ronald Gtant McCranie, it shouldhouteoer is exciting to see that many of these Mock/Mauck/Mack be took the DNA test and the Mu:k I rccmtly rcsults families are probably very dosely related. I think my next show that I am a 72172 match in the Littlebetry anil project will be rearranging the Mock Working Charts Gemge Mock line. My fathu, lames Daoiil McCranie uas grouping the close relationships. (Ihat's next year's the son of lames D. Mock anil lila Collins M€ranie, l.D, project!) Mock's toife and lila's husband had each ilied, The L2 Year Cumulative Index will be completed soon . Ronalil G. McCranie 911Walnut Falls Circle Mnnsfeld, after the last MFH issue for 2003 is done. Ron Moore and TX76053 his helpel Helene Younger has done a magnificent job. Ron just sent me a copy of the cover that was done by his Moclq descended from Henry Crawford Jerry Mock" niece. It is, in itself, a work of art. A copy of the inde4 (Working Chart 13C) b. 1843 and sponsored by his cousin" except for the names in the last issue, will be presented at jim Farber, fits in five other participants with descended the Sept. conference and a pre-publication price will be T. Mock,(#13C) Thomas (#15) fromloel MacktU Thomas established for those who order before it goes to press. I (#20) and Dan of and Mock, Mock Sr, Indian4 John Mock have already received commitments fromthose who wish (#13 )b.L807. to purchase the index. Again, these six participants would benefit ft'om a You'll notice that page 31 of this issue has 2 colored 24 marker test to see if their relationship holds as closely pictures. This is a first for the MFH. When the pictures of and indicating the closeness of relationship in the ances- the "Old Mock Whiskg/' were sent to Ron Moore by jim tors. Horany, Ron insisted that we should share these colored pictures with dl of our members. The cost of making cop- Our latest participant in our DNA project is Lt. Col. ies was prohibitive, but Ron would not give in. Instead he ErnestW. Mack. printed pages 31 & 32 on his printer and sent them to me Col. is 86 years of age and veteran Mack a retired to be included in the newsletter. Thankyorg Ron! Hope fighter pilot of World War His earliest known tr. ancestor you all enjoy! is his grandfathe4, S. (1859-1933) John Mock, of East I would like to thank those who have contributed Greenville, PA. John Mock is buried in the New articles, family data and other research materials. With- Goshenhoppen Cemetery. out these invaluable items, the MFH could not efst. To Col. Mack suspects that he is descended from Georg name a few: Mack(L742-1812Xchart #2) a Rev. War veteran who is also Marilyn Mock Pohlman has done an outstanding buried in the old cemetery at Goshenhoppen. job of researching herJacob Mock family of Loudoun Co., Results showthat Col. Mack's ancesto4lohnS. Mock vA. fits in with 5 other participants descended fromJacob W. Phyllis Mock McWilliams has done extensive re- Mack (Chart #12), William H. Mock b. 1816 (Chart #198, search on her Peter Mock line of Bedford Co., PA. and I Peter Mock Sr., NC (#194 Peter Mauck b. 1708 (#198) appreciate her detailed documentation. . Lt Col. Emest W. Mack 11301 E C-alle Aurora I have a hard time keeping these working charts up Tucsory 4285748 telephone # (520) 2i!rc-3190. to date with all of the material that these two ladies send me. We are still looking for descendants of Alexander Thanks to fack Childers for his copy of the Mauck, Mack and George Mack (Soldier George). Ruffneq, Rothgeb Bible. Hope to see you all in Salt Lake City in September. Visit Doug Mauck's DNAwebsite at: . BarhmaDittig, editor http: //rnem bers.cox. net/dm auck/CharV e -m ail - b dittig@ com cast,n e t a a Voturme Xll No. 3 . Summer 2fl13 MockFamily Historian 43 Thirteenth Annual Mock Family Historian Conference Salt Lake City, Utah September l9-2L,2003
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In this issue The Mock Family Historian is a quarterly The Mocks: Kentucky Bourbon 29 publication. Dues are $12 per calendat year. & Civil War Spies All renewals due january 1 to edito4 Barbara by fim Horany Dittig. Mock Family of Odessa, 33 Ukraine If you have corrections or additions to your submitted by Ron Moore family chart, please send to the editor so that Charles Fenton Mock of Whshington the data can be included in the next MFH Co., Kentucky issue and will be induded in the new l2year research by Ron Moore index. Letters to the Editor 34 Mocks of Loudoun Co., VA 35 Visit the Mock Family Home Page at: research by Marilyn Mock Pohlman http,//-o.k.rootsweb. com Introduction to the 12 Year Cumulative 37 Index Explore the MOCI(MAUCTVMAUK/MACK compiled by Ronald M. Moore, M.D. archives at: Mock Finds 38 http://home. ease.lsoft. conn/archives/mock- Wuerttemberg Emigration Index 39 gen-l.html submitted by Kathy Busby Queries 4l Mock/MacldMauldMauck DNA Project by Mock DNA Project Update 42 Doug Mauck at: From The Editor hftp //members. cox.neVdmauck Barbara Dittig MFH Conference info & form 43
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