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- Name Suffix: Senior
2nd Bn, Northampton Co Militia, 1st Co, 5th Class (PAA 5:8,104)
14 May 1778
1772 tax list, Upper Milford, $6.8, laborer
1773 tax list, Upper Milford
1775 tax list, Upper Milford, laborer
1776 tax list, Upper Milford
1779 tax list, Upper Milford
1779 tax list, Longswamp, 90A, 1H, 2C, $116, weaver (also Henry in E. District Twp)
1780 tax list, Longswamp, 99A, 2H, 3C, $6.0.0
1781 tax list, Longswamp, 99A, 2H, 2C, $1.4.6
1784 tax list, Longswamp, 90A, 1H, 2C, 3S, $9 people (Henry-weaver in same twp)
1785 tax list, Longswamp, $1.1.0
1790 census, Longswamp, 4-2-3
1800 census, pg 692, new Twp, Schuylkill Co, 10001-01001
1802 Tax List, Upper Mahantongo Twp
1810 census, pg 825, Upper Mahantongo Twp, 00001-00101
1820 census, pg 095, Upper Mahantongo Twp, 0-00101 (widow)
1830 census, pg 066, Upper Mahantongo Twp, 0-000 1000 001 (Cath Klock? and Marg?)
land, 342 acres known as "Beauty Tract"
Howerters: trustee who purchased land, NC deed "O":517
sp (Margarethaw/J Adam Bortz) -> 1764 George Adam Bortz (Lehigh Church)
sp (Peter Plock w/Anna Maria Riess) -> 1766 Frederick Kerger (Zion Ref)
sp - 1767 Jacob Wetzel and Betty Druckenmiller (as Peter Plock)
sp -> 1768 Frederick Kerger and wf (as Peter Plock)
sp - 1769 Sebastian Druckenmiller and Catharine
sp -> 1770 Frederick Kercher and wf (as Peter Klock)
sp -> 1772 Jacob Wetzel and Elisabeth
sp - 1773 George Wetzel and Eva Druckenmiller
sp -> 1775 Henrich Klock and Anna Maria, Oley Hill
sp - 1775 Henrich Klock and Anna Maria
sp -> 1775 Christopher Hepler and Anna Maria (x'd out)
sp -> 1777 Peter Rothenberger and Eva [Druckenmiller]
sp - 1777 Sebastian Druckenmiller and Elisabetha Wertz
sp - 1778 Jacob Beissel and Maria Desch single
sp - 1782 Jacob Trockenmuller and wf
sp - 1784 Jacob Wagner and Gertraut
sp -> 1795 Jacob Druckenmiller and Maria, Lehigh Church
sp -> 1796 Jacob Klock and Catharine, Himmel
sp -> 1799 Peter Klock [Jr] and wf
sp -> 1801 Johannes Stehr and Catharina [Klock]
sp -> 1804 Jacob Braur? and Maria Elisabeth
sp -> 1810 Nicolaus Klein and Maria
sp -> 1810 Daniel Hillbisch and Elisabeth
sp -> 1813 Valentine Klock and Margaretha
Margaretha?:
sp -> 1821, Peter Heimbach and Elisabeth
US Oath, 16:136
Lettersof Admin 23 Dec 1818 to Jacob and Peter Klock, Admin 1:75
From History of Northumberland County, pg 357:
KLOCKS. The first ancestor of this old family in America was Peter Klock,
a German by birth, who came to this country about 1750. His first location was
somewhere in Berks county, in the Province of Pennsylvania, according to some
in Bern township, according to others near Womelsdorf, and again in Oley
township. It is probable that the last named location is more nearly the
correct one.
At any rate, Oley township was the homeof one Peter Kluck in
1756, on March 24th of which year the house of Peter Kluck, about fourteen
miles from Reading, was set on fire by the savages, and the whole family
killed. (Berks County History, 1909, says Peter Kluck and family, of Albany,
were killed by the Indians in March, 1756.) While the flames were still
ascending the Indians made an assault upon the house of one Linderman, in which
there were two men and one woman, all of whom ran upstairs, where the woman was
killed by a shot which went through the roof.
John Peter Klock, the ancestor of the Klocks in Northumberland county of
whom we write, was born Jan. 1, 1743, and as tradition has it that he came to
America when seven years old - this substantiates the date of 1750 for the
emigration of Peter Kluck, whom the Indians killed. Rupp's History makes the
statement that the "whole family was killed," which is probably inaccurate, as
John Peter Klock is said to have been and undoubtedly was a son of Peter
Kluck. He died Dec. 9, 1817, aged seventy-five years, less twenty four days.
His wife, Margareda, born April 10, 1747, died April 4, 1832. They
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1743 - 1818 (75 years)