MOCK FAMILY HISTORIANA CLEARING HOUSE FOR RESEARCH ON MOCK-MAUK-MACK FAMILIES

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EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF THE MAUKS:Rev. Johann Caspar Stoever Baptisrns and Marriages

Submitted by Steve Lapp

'Among the earliest notations of Mauks in colonial Virginia andPennsylvania are those found in the Baptisrnal and Marriage records ofRev. Johann Caspar Stoever. Rev. Stoever and his father Rev. JohannCaspar Stoever Sr. arrived in Philadelphia Sept. 11, L728 from thePalatine in Germany. The father ministered to Lutheran immigrants inSpotsylvania Co.,VA from approx. 1733 to ,,737. The son, ordained 1733in Phi ladelphia, helped establ ish and serve Lutheran churchesthroughout early PA. until his death 13 May 1779. Johann CasparStoever Jr. kept a concise journal of baptisrns and marriages performedfrom L73O to 1779. These records lrere first translated from theirorlginal German script into Engl ish in 1895 and publ ished atHarrisburg, PA. They were last reprinted by Genealogical Publ ishingCo. of Baltimore, MD in 1988 and are still available under the titleEARLY LUTHERAN BAPTISMS AND MARRIAGES IN SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA -The Records of Rev. John Caepar Stoever from 1730 to 1779.

Ouite a few of Stoever's early baptisms and marriages were performedin isolated German communities or homesteads of frontier Virginia. Itis here we find our most revealing Mauk references:Page 11 - RUDI MAAG, (Opequon)

Maag-El izabetha, b. 1Nov1735i bap.ZMayL736Sponsors, Carl Ehrhardt & Susanna Barbara Buger

Page 13 PETER MAAG, (Opequon)Maag-Johannes, b.Z5Novt739; bap .29AprL74OSponsor, Abraham Weissmann

Page 57 - ,,739, Apri I 30 Peter Maag & Jul iana Rheinhart0pecken in Orange Co.,VA.

Opequon refers to those homesteads on or near the Opequon Creek inearly Orange Co.,VA (near the present day town of Winchester). Dr.Moore referred to the above RUDI and PETER in his editorial in thefirst issue of the MOCK FAMILY HISTORIAN. The MAAG spel I ing occurs inmany of the early records, including ship lists and Palatine churchbooks. As late as 1785 Daniel Mauk signed his name as "Daniel Mag" onland records, dlthough the clerk wrote his wife's nalne as "PeggyMauk". (This is the Daniel Mauk who married first to BarbaraHarnsberger in Culpepper Co.,VA and second to Rebecca Baker inShenandoah Co.,VA. ) Daniel died in the town of Hamburg, VA. inJan.1803. Many researchers have speculated that this Daniel is a sonof the above RUDI MAAG, but no conclusive evidence has beenestabl ished. '

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There are several other MAAGg and MACHs ln Stoever's records' Thesehave been largely lgnored because thelr relatlonshlp has not beenestablished. However, they are of interest:

Page 7L t?56, Sept 30 Conrad Hornberger & Catarina Maag, Bethel.

Bethel was an early settlement in Pennsylvania, Other Lutheran andReformed Church records of PA for the eighteenth century contain manynarnes spelled MAAG. Perhaps a deflnltive study of these will somedayestabl Ish thelr relationship.

Page 53 f733, Oct.15 Hleronymus Glantz & Erna Barbara Mack,Philadelphia.

1730, Oct.27 John Kitzmuel ler,Sr.& Margaretha Mack, EarlTown , PA .

t731, June 5 John Kitzmuel ler,Jr.& Phi I ipplna ChristianMack , Ear I

Town, PA.

Of these last two brides, they $rere I ikely related. Anna MargarethaMack and Phi I tppina Mack appear together on the passenger I ist of theship Al len, dated 15Septt729. On the same I ist bte also f ind Alexanderl'lack and his three sons. This is the Alexander Mack who f ounded theChurch of the Brethren (Dunkers). It seems likely he is related tothese Mack women, but other reference to them has not been found.(Ship I ist is found in Strassburger-Hinke's Pennsvlvania GermanPioneers, p9.29-30.>

When the original Stoever recgrd book stas translated in 1895, thefirst four pages were missing. They have since been found arnongpapers of the Gratz Col lection at the Historical Society ofPennsylvania. Although they have never been published, they ereretranslated by Paul Bleyden and a copy of the translation vras fastenedinto the 1895 volume which resides in the reading room of theHistorical Society. A copy of these unpubllshed "lost" pa€tes can beobtained directly'from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania forrE15.OO, or for $2.00 Steve Lapp wil I gladly reproduce his copy: SteveLapp, 98 tfhitney St., San Francisco, CA 94L3L.

These "lost" pages are baptisms from 29NovL729 to 28NovL738. The onlynafiies I ike MOCK or MACK that appear in these pages are:

Fourth Page, second from the last entry

t729 in August Son Alexander Alexander Maky at Manatarstny1731 in March Dau Catharine Alexander Maky at Manatawny

Both baptised 3octt73t Sureties were the Parents.(Manatawny is ln Pennsylvanla)

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I'HICH GEORGE IS WHO ????

by Steve Lapp

In past written histories, the GEORGE MOCK,/MACKs of early Pennsylvaniahave often been confused and mixed up with each other. Indeed, therecords are so few and incomplete that the researcher is reluctant toattempt a clarification. Two such GEORGE MACKs lived within 25 milesof each other during the mid 1700s one in York Co.,PA near thepresent town of York, and the other in Warwick Township, LancasterCo.,PA near present day Brickerville.Venita Hurr Foster (a current subscriber to MOCK FAMILY HISTORIAN)obtained baptismal records from the York Co. Historical Society whichfirmly establish the family members of GEORGE and MARIA EVA MACK. Thefol lowing baptisms are from Christ Lutheran Church:

A. John George Mark(?) or Mack born 7NovI749, bapt. 25NovParents John and Magdalena Mark(?) or MackSponsors George Kuehns and wife Mary El lzabeth

1. Jacob Mack born 18oct1,772, bapt. 25octParents John George and Eva MackSponsors Jacob Smyser and wi fe

2. Magdalena Mack born 26Dec1774, bapt. 12MarI775Parents George and Eva MackSponsors George Beck and wife

3. John George Mack born 25Feb1778, bapt. SMarParents John George Mack and EvaSponsors Jacob Smyser and wife

4. John Mack born 03Nov1779, bapt. 30Apr1780Parents George Mack and EvaSponsors George Burk and wife

5. Michael Mack born 27tlayL782, bapt. O2JuneParents John George Mack (mother not I isted).Sponsor Catharine Jacoby

6. Mary Magdalen Mack born 30MayL789, bapt. 09NovParents George Mack and EvaSponsor Magdalen Schrist (Sechrist?)

The above family members are confirmed in the will of George Mockdated 08Jan1810 and filed in Bedford Co,PA. This George Mock servedin the Revolutionary War. Please refer to Venita Foster's book, .CLIEDWITH M8.....MY FAMILY TREE. published in 1989. It has not been confirmed that theGeorqe Mack born 07Nol/1749 is the same Georqe above married to Eva.

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From the Emanuel Lutheran Church records and civi I records fromWarwick Township in Lancaster Co.,PA vre find the following, inChronological order:

L756 - Henry Mock is taxable in Warwick Township.1759 - Heinrich and Margaret Mock sponsor a Stover child in bapt.L76O Heinrich and Margaret Mock sponsor Eichelberger child.1,761 George Mock married Sophia Miller on April 2t.

(maybe Sophia Muller,7738 immigrant on Ship Glasgow-Edit.)

L762 - Sept. 10 dau. Catharina born, sponsors in bpt wereHeinrich Mock and Catharine Muller.

t77L Jan. 5 - son George born, sponsors in baptism were JacobMuller and wife Anna Maria.

t761, Henry Moke from Warwick Township was natural ized March 30

From Heidelberg Reformed Church in Schaefferstown, Lebanon Co.,PA(approx I miles at most from Warwick Township) vre f ind the followingchildren of Henry and Eva Mock:

John George Mock b. 25Feb1773 - sponsors George and Sophia Mock.Adam Mock b.Phi I ip Mock b.

17661777

Henry and El izabeth also, birthdates not I isted.

1785 - Henry and Eva Mogg sponsor Herchelroth daughter inbapt i sm.

We al I can speculate on the relationships suggested by the aboveinformation, but hopefully more substantial data will be forthcomlngfrom MOCK FAMILY HISTORIAN readers and researchers.

One final note3 several researchers in the past have claimed that eachof the GEORGE MACKs from the above two fami I ies $ras the immigrantaboard the ship Rawley, which was received in Phi ladelphia 230ct1,752.This group of Palatines vras headed by the Lutheran minister JohnGeorge Bager (first on ship list) who preached for many years atHanover in York Co.,PA. From the "Adolph Gerber Lists of Emigrantsfrom Wuerttembergr' 'hre- f ind GEORG MACK:

Journeyman vreaver. Son of the Justiciary and weaver Johann HeinrichMack at Laiehingen. Wf: Anna Maria Hail, daughter of the shoemakerJohannes Hail. Ch. (1) Johann Heinrich, b. 8-24-1745; (2) last childb. 1749, died young. "Luchpigsburg Protocol ", 4-2L-t752, to"Pennsylvania."// HANS JORG MOCK, "Ravrley", Oct. 23 1752.

(Johannes Hei I vras also aboard Rawley, as wel I as Jorg Hei l. )

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Somewhere in Illinois - JACOB MOCK, b.1810PA, d.1858 Ill. What becameof his elusive 2nd son,Edgar, b.1848,0H. either Stark Or TuscavtarusCo. His mother, brothers & sister living in Holt Co. M0. Eeb/ L87t.xleroy B. Mock, RR *1, Box 105, Riverton, KS 66770

FRANCIS A. MQCK m. Sarah Ann Boner, Davidson Co.,NC, 17Nov 1'849.Chi ldren Margaret b.cal849,NC, Isaiah b.ca1853 IN or IL.,El izabethJane b.5oct1855, Franklin Co.,It, Easter b. ca1851 Ill.' Francisb.ca1853 Il1., George b.1855 Il l.,Al ice b.ca1869'Il l. ' Martha b'caL874 Ill. Elizabeth Jane m. Wm. Glenn 29Jan1874 at GreenwoodCo.,KS. Margaret & Van Mock homesteaded in Greenwood Co., tA72.Children of George Jr. & Charlotte Flint Mock came to Greenwood Co.to I ive with uncle (Francis) after the death of their parents 4OCt1875at Henry, Marshall Co., Il. Need records & info on family while inNC,IN,IL,KS.xR. L. McReynolds, 1901 SW Arnold Ave., Topeka, KS 56504-3310

MOSES MOCK m. Jane tti I I iams 14Mar1818, Rowan Co.,NC. L8,3O/IA4ODavidson Co., NC Census shows Moses/Jane MOCK with 5 or 5 sons & 1

dau. Family information and census extractions indicate that DavidW.,b.ca181g, Lucinda b.caL822, Francis A. b.cal823, Moses, Geor€te b.ca1830 & Isaiah b.ca1835 were sibl ings al I b. NC and that Jane Mocksras their mother. Were they children of MOSES MOCK & Jane Wil I iams?Need records & information on this family.xR.L. McReynolds, 1901 Sl't Arnold Ave., Topeka, KS 66504-331'0

Interested in information about RUDOLPH MAUK and his wife' Catherine,parents of my ancestor, MARY MAUK who m. Garret Burns t792 in BourbonCo.,KY. and al I data on Mary "Pol ly's" sibl ings: Barbara, Andrew,Rudolph, Catherine, Jacob & JosePh.xEvelyn Carothers, 23775 Ave. 93, Terra Bel la, CA 93270

Who are the parents of ETIJAH MAUK, b. ca1795,KY and m. Mary ?.?? TheyI ived in Glenwood, Scotland Co.,MO 1835-L846 and moved to SchuylerCo.,MO in 1846.xBarbara J. Jones, 77O Juntura St. S.E., Salem, 0R 97302(Ed. Note) - El iiah is a 3on of JACQB MAUK, b.ca1765, the son ofRUDOLPH MAUK Jr. of Bourbon Co., KY. Jacob is also my ancestor. Ihave written and given Barbara what info. I have on this family. It'salways exciting to find another distant cousin!

Looking for parents of WILLIAM HENRY MOCK b.14Dec1816 NC (poss.Randolph Co. )m.Mary Ann C. Bracey 25Feb1840 Robeson Co.NC. Wi I l iam had brothers,David & Philip.xDelma Ashcraft , L6 Truman Dr., So. Hutchinson, KS 67505

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OLIVER MOCK JR. L824-1891, m CORNELIA MOCK ca1840-1891 in Adams Co.,MSon 15Apr1857. Was she a cousin? Need information on CORNELIA MOCK.xPatricia Smith, ?10 Mi I ldale Dr., Bal lwin,M0 53011-28.24

JAMES MACK b.100ctL78t PA m. Catherine Grawl 26May1825 AlleghenyCo.,PA, died 13Jan1857 Brooks, Adams Co.,IA. Catherine b.28May1805A l I egheny Co. ,PA, di ed 1Nov1884 Corn i ng,Adams Co. , IA. Who $tere James& Catherine's parents? Where in PA was James born?xColeen Coleman, 45 Iiams Rd, Rt. 62, Lander, hlY. 82520-9378

Who were parents of JOHN D, MACK b.ca1830 PA, m Susanna Brown6Apr1851, Bedford Co.,PA.xJeanenne Leedom, l7O9 Sununit St., Sioux City,IA 51105-1118

JAMES MACK, b.ca1823 Ind./NY, m.Cornel ia Jane Hi I I 114u9r1850 in SaulkCo. Wis. Living in Martin Co., Minn. 1875 and Rice Co. KS in 1880.Who were his parents and where was he born?? He was my maternal gr.grandfather.*Dorothy Coe, 2760 Wasankari Rd., Port Angeles, Wash. 98362

Searching for parents of TILGHMAN RANDOLPH (TR) MOCK, b.1838 nearWaterford, VA (Loudoun Co), indentured out in t847 with no sign ofParents. Died somewhere in CO or UT probably while working on theDenver & RioGrande RR in about 1890-1895, Where buried? Widow, Edith,I ived in Ogden, UT then Fort Worth,TX.xGene V. Mock, Rt. 9, Box 64-5, Fayetteville, AR 727OL(Ed. Note): Gene, have you checked for employment records with theD&RR? I was successful in getting records from the Santa Fe RR for myGrandfather.

Who are the parents of JOHN MOCK b.27Sept1820 NC, d.27Jun1870 M0,m.cal848 poss. Mercer Co.,MO to Janie Dykes b.8Sept1834 AndersonCo.,TN, d.8Aug1894 Mercer Co.,M0. Some information received showsWILLIAM MOCK SR., b.1800 Rowan Co.,NC, d. 1893 Grundy Co., MO., m.1825 to Anna Marilla Slater. Grundy Co. & Mercer Co.,MO join. Needto know relation of the two MOCK families. Any help appreciated.xPrances M. Brummett, 4409 Greenbrier Rd., Long Beach, CA 90808-L4ZO

NANCY MOCK,/MAUK b.1785 Va. , m.El i jah Berry in Shenandoah Co,VA in1805. George Mauk was bondgnan. Was he a relative? They moved toOhio soon after marriage and had 9 children, but I know of only one,El iiah Berry, Jr. Who $rere her parents? Wi I I answer al Icorrespondence.*Lois M. Cruitt, RR L, Box 44, Findlay, lL 62534

PHILIP MOCK, b.1798, m.Polly Crop. Son of JACOB MOCK JR. & BarbaraMessingeimer Mock. Jacob Jr's father $ras JACOB MOCK SR. and motherwas _Dority. Would like dates and further information on thisfamily.*Doris Felix, R.D.1, Box 105, Alum Bank, PA 15521-9622

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ANDREW MOCK SR. washis parents? Wheredeeds.xSharon Davis, ?859

Looking for any infoCo.,Va. Who was his\rere his children?xRichard H. Martin,

I iving in Screven Co,, Georgia ln 1790. Who sreredld he come from? Have also found hlm in some SC

Pickettvi I le Rd., Jacksonvi I le,FL 32220-2830

on RUDOLPH MAUCK who died 1750 in Frederickwi fe? Parents? When and where $"as he born? Who

2904 Sunset Dr. W., Tacoma WA 98466

Catherine Anna Miller, b.MayLA54 Ohio, m. ABEL HITCHCOCK MOCK in KS1881. Abel, son of JAC0B DAVID MOCK, b.1826, son of JOHNMOCK-ANDREW-RUDOLPH. Catherine's parents b. VA. Their names possiblyCatherine & John. Other children included a brother called T.J. and asister, Ada, who married James Newton. Looking for information onthis Mi I ler fami ly. Fami ly probably came West in the late 1800's andearly 1900's. Please Help!xJean Weslow Mock, P.0. Box *6, Netarts, 0R g7t4g

Looking for parents of WILLIAM HENRY MOCK, b. 14Decl815,RandolphCo.,NC. Does he fit into the Peter Mock line as follows?::Peter Mockm. Barbara Martin in PA and later moved his farnily to Rowan Co.,NC in1786. They had 6 sons, Peter Jr. m.1813 Pol ly Brlnkley,NC; Henry A.m.L787 Catherine Black,NC;Andrew m. 1806 Mi ldred McBride.NC, John notmarried,JantTgS; Jost (Jacob) m.1801 Eul y Gi I t ,NC; Lewis m.1819 MaryDenny,NC. Andrew Mock & Mildred McBride lived in surry co.,NC. !{esPeculate that this coupte might be the parents of tJi I I iam Henry Mockas the nane McBride has been passed down as a middle name through thegenerat i ons.xKatherine Mock, 41920 Co. Rd. uN,, Mancos, CO ArcZa

I am researching the MUCK Family of Wash. Co. & Frederick Co., MD andJef ferson Co.,WV. The name is of ten spel led MOCK in old records.From MD Land Records Liber 7, THOMAS & JOHN MUCK testify they beingarrived in the Province 1553 and 1664. From the ships passenger I istof the "Rawley"23octt752, some researchers think this is "Hans George Muk" or "GeorgChristoff Muk". Would appreciate any information on these Mucks.xJoan B. Buechel, 989 Dry Creek Rd., Campbel l,CA 95008

Looking for information on MICHAEL MOCK,d.1853 PA?, m.GraceTheir dau., El izabeth,b.lO/gI/IB00,d.A/Z?/LeT3, m. C. KinerxGlenna Baptist Newton, Lt,L Hubbard Ave., Stamford, CT 06905

Wh i sner.in Ohio.

JOHN DAVID MAUCH, son of ADAM MAUCH, b.27Dec1834 Wurttemburg,Germany,m.Christina Sickinger in Ohio, d.27Augt922 l4t. Pleasant, Iowa. Wouldappreciate any information on this family.xRobin Thornton, 1,644 E. 56th St., Long Beach, CA 90805

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From Colusa Co. Genealogical Society, Wi I I iams, CA 95987 - In ourcorrespondence just received there \ras a copy of your MOCK FAMILYneetsletter. Our Gene. Corner of the publ ic I ibrary has a 4 inch thickhugh binder of Mauck family groups.

This is a smal I part of the 30 large binders & roladex of some10,000 names of the Zumwalt farnily history, compiled over some 30years by George Zumwalt. When he died about 1985 the family gave thiscol lection to our I ibrary.

Delilah Zumwalt, daughter of the immigrant Andrew Zumwalt marrieda Mauck so vre have mostly this branch of the family. Anyoneinterested in information on this family, please-send a long S.A.S.E.and tES. for research.May I warn you that these family group sheets vrere sent to Mr. Zumwaltby other family and researchers so $re do not claim authenticity.However, it does give one a startlng point to prove the info further.

In your nehtsletter, I see a query asking for the names of wifeand chi ldren of John Mauck in 1789. There are several John Maucks,but I found the following which I hope you will pass on to Steve Lapp,your research coordinator: John MAUCK born t76I, died 1810

Married *1 Barbara Snarr on 27Dec1785Marrled *2 El lzabeth Heiser on 9Aprt787

Children by second wife:Joseph b.7Septt787, married Grace BroylesHenry no info, just his nameJohn b.l8Sept1797, married Elizabeth Conrad' Samuel b.1800 , married Mary Polly Broyles

The John Mauck b. L76L vras the son of John Mauck and Del ilah Zumwalt.Delilah was the dau. of Andrew Zumalt (the inmigrant) and 1st wife,Mary.Send queries to: Nadine Ohlig€tr, Rt 1 Box 237, Colusa, CA 95932

FOUND: in the "Adolph Gerber Lists of Imnigrants"MACK, JOHANNES - Neckartenzl inger <1766>Baker. Irtf : (Anna) Judith Veizhans. Ch: (1) Anna Barbara,

8.3- 14-1760;<2> El isabetha Margaretha, b. 3-L7-1762. "Went Away". Gerber

writes that "he had always been somewhat frivolous, had notI iked to work, but

tried in vain to get rich by other schemes, but, in spite ofeveryth i ng,

was worth 300 Gulden." "Otherwise he was peaceable and obligingtoward

everyone"//The wi I I of John Mack, of Reading, Berks Cb.,PA datedApril 15, t782, and probated October 2, L784, mentions wfJUDITH, and sons GEORGE, THEOBALD, PHILIP, GODLIEP, andJACOB; Witnessess John Strohecker

and John Shoemaker, Berks Co. Wi I I Abstracts, I, 333-4, GSP.

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F0UNDT - Another GE0RGE! Frorn new subecrlber, Blanche tilorrlaI am a descendant of George & Catherine (Snavely/Schnebly),

Mock,/Muck, Frederick Co., Md. (now Washington Co.) We believe GeorgeMock was the Gorg Christoph Muck listed on the psgr, list of the Queenof Denmark out of Hamburg, Germany, arriving in Philadelphia, Nov.1752. (He may have been the son of Johannes and Maria Maas,Pomerania. They also had a son Peter, who may have emigrated withkGeorge and could be the Peter on page 5 of the neers letter. Petersras married ca L767 and moved from Washington Co. to Bedford Co. inL774. George had a son named Peter. Peter named two sons George andChristopher. George's son, Rhinehart also migrated to Bedford Co. Mygrand father told me about his father taking the family to Indiana torelatives wlth the idea of settling there (somewhere on the WabashRiver.) We had always assumed the relatives were descendants of Peteror Thinehart who had moved to Bedford Co. no proof (1870s) Note:Peter would have been 7 years old in L752 and 22 in L767 if George andPeter were the sons of Johannes and Maria Maas.

MOCK GENEALOGIES AND OTHER RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS AVAITABLE

"Partial Genealogy of Moses Mock of North Carol ina and Arkansas"Moses was a descendant of John Mock (1752PANCPA) who came to the USAwith his two brothers, Alexander and Peter Mock. Moses (I?NCAR) wasborn in t826 in Davidson Co.,NC and moved to AR in L849. He died inFayetteville, AR in 1901. Submitted by Gene V. Mock, Rt. 9, Box 64-5,Fayettevi I le, AR 727Ot

"Partial Genealogy of John Mock of Tennessee and Arkansas". John(I?TNGAAR) was born in Sevier Co., TN in |AZL and moved to AR in 1851and died in Prairie Grove, AR in L899.Submitted by Gene V. Mock, Rt. 9, Box 54-5, Fayettevil le' AR 72701.

.1The Jacob. Ti.pe Family" and related famil ies of Phil ip Mock andChristian Reitzel.' Three brothers, Philip, Devault and George Mock,cane to North Carolina together, according to Philip Mock's grandson'Dr. Jacob Welborn, s,on of El izabeth Mock Welborn and Devault Mock'sgranddaughter, Phebe.Submi tted by Margueri te Tise, P.O.Box 343, Fl oyd, VA

'1880 Federal Census of Yadkin Co., North Carolina" (with maps,cornrnents , and f ootnotes ) Transcr i bed by Anne Wh i taker McCracken , 48.2Timberlea Lake Drive, Marietta, GA 30067-5055. tE25 Postage included

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UOCK FAUILY HISTORIAT.I voL.I N0. 2 oCToBER 1991

First of al l, I'd I ike to thank al I of our new members for joining the M0CK

FAIIILY HISIORIAN. The response to our first issue has been wonderful and theamount of research materials sent is overwhelming. As of 0ctober 25 we have55 members. Unfortunately the price of subscription was left out of our ad inthe 'Helper'. However, nany have written to inquire about the newsletter.A listing of members and their addresses wlll be included in the Januaryi ssue

COMING ATTRACAIONS

3 generation charts for - Peter Mauck (I733PAVA), Peter Mock (I?PAI'IDPA)

It, you are working on these I ines, I would appreciate your input on thesecharts.

Feature - Rudolph llauk Fani ly

Send in your queries and also your query results.

}I(EK FAIIILY HISTORIAhBarbara Dittig, Editor2148 Oneida CircleDanville, CA 94526

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