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David Bruce Klock Unknown Newspaper, Great Mills, Md. Died: July 18, 2002 David J. Klock The Tribune Democrat, Portage Pennsylvania Died April 25, 2006 David S. Klock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, New York January 20, 1953 Dean R. Klock The Post‐Standard, Syracuse, New York June 11, 1963 Delos Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, NY December 29, 1926 Denzil Klock Syracuse Herald‐Journal, Syracuse, NY June 9, 1958 Donald Klock The Evening Times, Little Falls, New York January 21, 2004 Donald Fredrick Klock II Cresent City, California May 21, 2002 Donald Lewis Klock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, Jefferson, NY June 05, 1978 Donald M. KlocK The Daily Gazette, Schenectady, New York September 30, 2005 Donna Jean (Braithwaite) Klock The Evening Times, Little Falls, New York January 22, 2004 Doris Marie (Pedersen) Klock Unknown Newspaper, Theresa, New York Dec. 12, 1996 Dorothy I. "Peach" Klock Press Enterprise, Bloomsburg, Pa. December 22, 2001 Earl Klock Limerick, New York December 26, 1970 Earl D. Klock Amsterdam Recorder, Amsterdam, New York May 14, 1906 Earl Davis Klock Unknown Newspaper and Date of Printing Died Feb. 27, 1918 Ed Klock Benton County Daily Record, Bentonville, AR. December 14, 2005 Edna May “Simmons” KIock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, Jefferson, NY August 9, 1976 Edna Trowbridge Klock Unknown Newspaper Abt. June 4, 1969 Edward William Klock Suncoast Obituaries, St. Petersburg, Florida August 20, 2001 Elizabeth Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, New York March 29, 1922 Elizabeth Ann “Jones” Klock, Unknown Newspaper, Scriba, Oswego Co. NY December 6, 1916 Elizabeth Klock Republican Observer, Richland Center, WI May 31, 1914 Elizabeth “Gilbert” Klock Watertown Daily Times,Watertown, New York May 02, 1975 Elizabeth K. “Hess” Klock Unknown Newspaper Clipping, Lexington, PA January 2004 Elizabeth Klock Herkimer, New York Died Jan. 19, 1982 Elmer Edson Klock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, NY December 11, 1953 Elwood Klock Enterprise And News, St. Johnsville, NY February 25, 1914 Emily “Kellogg” Klock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, NY February 15, 1992 Emma Klock Canastota Bee, Canastota, NY July 4, 1990 Emma Lemke “Tooley “Klock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, NY February 04, 2001 Emmet Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, NY February 27, 1907 Emmett Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, NY August 26, 1971 Era E. Klock Chicago Suburban Daily Harald, Chicago, Ill. April 17, 2003 Erwin Klock Canastota Bee, Canastota, NY September 27, 1940 Estelle V. “Phillips” Klock Saginaw News, Saginaw, Michigan August 18, 1950 Ethel B. “Bridenbecker” Klock Oneida Daily Dispatch, Oneida, NY November 11, 1999 Eva D. “Fowlie” Klock The Independent Record, Harlowton, Mo. August 15, 1945 Eva “Seldel” Klock The Journal and Republican Lowville, N.Y. February 7, 1924

Evelyn Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, NY September 30, 1908. Evelyn “Kuhn” Klock Wheaton, DuPage County, Illinois. December 2, 2000 Everett J. Klock Lafargeville, New York January 25, 1999 Evy Ann Klock (Elwood) Enterprise And News, St. Johnsville, NY October 19, 1903 Fayette J. Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, NY June 7,1933 Florence Klock The Post Standard, Syracuse, New York July 25, 1969 Florence” Wadsworth” Klock Unknown Newspaper Clipping March 15, 1977 Floyd H. Klock Unknown Newspaper, Potsdam, New York February 4, 2003 Frances D. “Halford” Klock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, NY October 23, 1989 Frank Klock Reno Evening Gazette, Reno, Nv. January 14, 1931 Frank B. Klock Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California August 24, 1934 Frank Klock Enterprise and News St. Johnsville, New York December 27, 1911 Frank Everett Klock Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, New York March 3, 1929 Franklin E. Klock Unknown Newspaper , Theresa, New York July 20, 2004 Franklin L. Klock Unknown Newspaper Orangeburg, S.C. May 28, 1992 Franklin Pierce Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, N.Y. May 21, 1942 Fred A. Klock Enterprise And News, St. Johnsville, NY January 24, 1934 Fred D. Klock Enterprise And News, St. Johnsville, NY October 14, 1914 Fred D. Klock Unknown Newspaper Clipping, Rochester, NY August 8, 1935 _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Obituary of David Bruce Klock Great Mills, Md.

Died: July 18, 2002

Klock, David Bruce

David Bruce Klock, 47 of Great Mills, Md., died on Thursday, July 18, 2002 of heart failure at St. Mary’s Hospital in Leonardrown, Maryland.

A graduate of Drexel University “79”, and Pennsbury High School “73” David was a Systems Engineer at the Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft Division, Patuxent River, Md. Prior to moving to Maryland, he worked at the base in Warminster. Pa. until it closed.

David never allowed his disability to affect his accomplishments. achievements, or commitments to friends. Confined to a wheelchair and limited mobility for the last twelve years, he never complained about his condition and worked proactively to educate others on disabilities and muscular dystrophy. He inspired all who knew him with his zest for living and insatiable curiosity about the world.

David is survived by his mother, Margaret Farley and stepfather, Walter of Langhome, Pa., and his father, Bruce J. Klock and stepmother Paula of Elm, NJ; brother Kristopher Klock and wife Germaine of Levittown, Pa; sisters, Lisa Farell and husband Harry of Bensalem, Pa., Sara bush and husband Patrick of Wilmington, Del.. and Alison Secoda and her husband Robert of Levittown, Pa. His faithful service dog, Candy preceded him in death and his loving companion dog, Jenny survives.

A celebration of live service will be held on Saturday, July 27, 2002, 11:00 a.m. at the Friends Meeting House on the George School Campus, 1690 Langhome/Newton Road ( Route 413 ), Newtown, Pa. A second memorial service will be held at the base chapel at the Naval Air Warfare Center in Patuxent River, Md, at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Canine Partners for Life, P.O. Box 170, Cochranville, Pa. 19330‐ 0170 or the Muscular Dystophy Association, P.O. Box 78342, Phoenix, Ariz. 85062‐8342.

Arrangements by the Brinsfield Funeral Home, P.A. in Leonardtown, Md.

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Obituary of David J. Klock The Tribune Democrat

Pennsylvania

David J. Klock

Klock, David J., 47, Portage, died April 25, 2006, at home. Born March 14, 1959, in Windber, son of David J. Sr. and Jacqueline V. (Wonders) Klock, Preceded in death by his brother, Michael. Survived by his parents and children, David J. III (Ann), Windber; Jesse H., Summerhill; and Makayla, Portage. Also surviving are his sister, Natalie Kroskie of Dekald, Texas, and nephew, Brad, Summerhill. He is a member of the Brookeside Sportsmen's Club. Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Jean H. Kinley Funeral Home, Portage, where service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, the Rev. Richard P. Howe officiating. Interment, Pringle Hill Cemetery.

Additional Information: David J. Klock was the son of David Klock (Jesse Thomas, Ira August, Ira, Isaac, Christian I., John J. Jr., John J., Johannes and Hendrick Klock) and Jacqueline Wonders.

Additional Information: David S. Klock, (Jay C., Theron H., Henry G., George I., Johannes, Hendrick Jr., and Hendrick Klock.)

Obituary David S. Klock

Watertown Daily Times Watertown, New York

Jan. 20, 1953

Obituary of Dean R. Klock The Post‐Standard Syracuse, New York

June 11, 1963

Obituary of Delos Klock Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, NY

December 29, 1926

Gloversville Herald, Dec.17—Delos Klock of the town of Ephrath wanted to live until his eighty ninth birthday. Wednesday morning at 4 o’clock on the eighty‐ninth anniversary of his birth, he died at the home of his son, two miles west of Ephrath village. Twenty years ago Wednesday his wife suddenly died.

Mr. Klock was born in the Town of St. Johnsville, December 15, 1837, at the old Klock homestead now owned by a brother. He remained at home until about thirty years old then moved to McConnellville, Oneida county, where he remained thirty seven years. Twenty years ago he returned to his present residence and early last fall suffered a stroke of paralysis from which he never fully recovered. Until the last Mr. Klock was conscious and a few minutes before his death spoke of the passing of his wife.

Surviving Mr. Klock are two sons and two daughters, George Klock of Grand Rapids, Mich., Mrs Maud Phelps of McConnellsville, Mrs Anna Jacquays of Rome and Charles Klock with whom he resided also two brothers, Jonas Klock of Krings Bush and Sheldon Klock of St. Johnsville and two grandchildren.

The funeral will be held tomorrow at 12 o’clock at the home of his son Charles Klock. Interment will be made at Prospect View cemetery St. Johnsville.

Additional Information: Dean R. Klock was the son of Willard Klock (Peter, Daniel J., John J. Jr., John J., Johannes and Hendrick Klock) and Sarah E. McNeal.

Additional Information: Delos was the son of Jonas Klock (Jacob J., John J., Johannes and Hendrick Klock) and Mary Klock. (Jacob J., Jacob I., Johannes and Hendrick Klock.) He married Catherine House.

Death of Denzil Klock Syracuse Herald‐Journal

June 9, 1958

Additional Information: Denzil Klock and his brother James Klock were killed in a hit and run accidents four years apart. See next. I don’t have the line of Denzil and James. The article says their mother was Vera. The 1910 Census of Scriba, Oswego, New York suggests that their parents were James and Rhonda. James Henry Klock was born 7 Oct 1881 and died before 1930 as Rhonda is listed as widow on the 1930 Census for Syracuse, Onondaga, New York. James is 22 and Denzil is 20.

Obituary of Donald Klock The Evening Times, Little Falls, New York

Jan. 21, 2004

Longtime Danube Councilman Donald Klock dies at 81.

DANUBE— Danube Councilman Donald H. Klock, 81, died Monday following a brief illness.

Syracuse Herald Journal Publication: 16 Jun 1958 ‐ Syracuse,

New York

Klock was first elected to the Danube Town Council in 1963 to a fill a vacancy. He would go on to serve the town in that capacity for 45 years, winning nine elections along the way.

He was born on August 7, 1922, in Little Falls, the son of Marcy and Alice Hopkinson Klock and was a graduate of Fort Plain High School, class of 1940.

He was the former owner of the K‐Hill Farms in Fort Plain, retiring in 1999. Klock was a member of the Herkimer County Farm Bureau; the Holstein Fresian National & State Association; the

OHM (Oneida/ Herkimer/ Montgomery) County Holstein Club; the Canajoharie Milk Producers Co‐Op; Canajoharie/Fort Plain Elks Lodge No. 2621 and the Coffee Club at the 5‐S Diner.

He is survived by two sons, a daughter, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren and his companion. An 11 a.m. funeral service will be held Friday, at the chapel of Houghtaling & Smith Funeral Home, Inc., in

Canajoharie. His family will receive friends and relatives on Thursday from 2‐4 and 7‐9 p.m. at the funeral home. A complete obituary appears in Wednesday's Evening Times.

Next is another Obituary on Donald Klock

Donald H. Klock

Died: Jan. 19, 2004 DANUBE—Mr. Donald H. Klock, 81, of Klock Road, Fort Plain, died Monday evening, January 19, 2004, at a friend's home in Milford following a brief illness.

Donald was born on August 7, 1922, in Little Falls, the son of Marcy and Alice Hopkinson Klock. He was a graduate of Fort Plain High School, class of 1940, and was the former owner of K‐Hill Farms in Fort Plain,

retiring in 1999. Donald was a lifelong area resident and served as a councilman of the town of Danube for over 45 years. He was of the Protestant faith.

Donald was a member of the former Cross Trail Square Dance Club and past director of the Eastern Milk Producers. He was a current member of the Herkimer County Farm Bureau; the Holstein Fresian National & State Association; the OHM (Oneida/Herkimer/Montgomery) County Holstein Club; the Canajoharie Milk Producers Co‐op; the Canajoharie/Fort Plain Elks Lodge and the Coffee Club at the 5‐S Diner in Fort Plain.

Donald was married on June 5, 1948, to Betty V. Downes in Stone Arabia. She predeceased him on May 6, 1988. He is also predeceased by one daughter, Shirley Tompson, who died on May 22, 1992.

Survivors include his companion, Frances Darrah of Milford; two sons, John D. Klock of Ames and William M. Klock of Fort Plain; one daughter, Marie C. Horning of Gloversville; three grandchildren, Michele A. Folmsbee of Randall and Adam M. Klock and Sara M. Klock of Fort Plain; and two great grandchildren, Tyler G. and Nicole E. Folmsbee of Randall.

An 11 a.m. funeral service will be held on Friday, January 23, 2004, at the chapel of Houghtaling & Smith Funeral Home, Inc., 20 Otsego St., Canajoharie, with the Rev. Nancy Ryan officiating. Burial will take place in the spring at the Fort Plain Cemetery. Family will receive friends and relatives from 2‐4 and 7‐9 p.m. on Thursday, January 22, at the funeral home.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial contributions be made to the Fort Plain Scholarship Fund, in memory of Donald H. Klock, c/o Houghtaling & Smith Funeral Home, 20 Otsego St., Canajoharie, NY 13317 or to Catskill Area HOSPICE, 542 Main St., Oneonta, NY 13820

Additional Information: Donald H. Klock was the son of Marcy R. Klock (Elmer, Reuben, John Bellinger, George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Alice M. Hopkinson. He married Betty V. Downes.

Obituary of Donald Fredrick Klock II Cresent City, California

May 21, 2002

Donald Frederick Klock II, Former Oswego resident

Donald Frederick Klock II, formerly of Oswego, died in Cresent City, Calif. May 21, 2002 at his home. He was born in Fulton, N.Y. Jan. 7, 1933 to Naomi (Flie) Klock and Donald Klock. He is survived by his wife of 31 years, the former Pam McLaughline; four daughters, Maomi Klock of Syracuse, Kathy

House of Fulton, Star Johnson and Rosalyn Dicker both of Cresent City, Calif.; one son, Donald Klock III of Cresent City.; four sisters Ann Benedict of Lysander, Roselyn Sue Corsoniti of Oswego, Helen Perry of Terre Houte, Ind. and Sharon LaDuc of Georgetown N.Y.; two brothers, Gary Klock of California and Terry Klock of Menetto; nine grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by two daughters, Ann Marie and Chere Klock.

Obituary found on Line: Oswego, New York Newspaper, Date of paper Unknown No additional Information.

Obituary of Donald Lewis Klock Watertown, Jefferson, NY

June 05, 1978 D. L. Klock, War Veteran, Dies at 53. Star Lake

Donald Lewis Klock, 53, a World War II veteran, died of a heart attack Sunday morning at his home in Star Lake. The funeral, with military service, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the French Funeral Home, Edwards, with Rev.

Stanley Brown, pastor of the First Methodist Church in Gouverneur, officiating. Calling hours at the funeral home will be this afternoon and tonight and Tuesday afternoon and evening. Surviving are his wife, Edith F.; a son, Floyd, Cranberry Lake; three brothers, Morris, Balmat, Frederick, Philadelphia,

and Franklin, Theresa, and six sisters, Mrs. Howard (Lucinda) Dennee, Mrs. Robert (Zelphia) McIntosh and Mrs. Allen (Martha) Pedroza, Gouverneur, Mrs. Sterlin g (Ordetta) Sharpe and Mrs. Everett (Beverly) Sharpe, both of Madrid, and Mrs. David (Francis) Dudley, Auburn.

A total of three brothers and two sisters died before Mr. Klock. He was born May 24, 1925 in the town of DeKalb and Potsdam. He married the former Edith French in 1946. Mr. Klock served with the Marines from 1942 to February 1946, recei ving wounds in Okinawa. He was employed by Jones & Laughlin at Benson Mines for 32 years. He was named foreman 12 years ago. He was a member of Gouverneur's Silas Wainwright V.F.W. Post 6338, Mervin Eno Post 1539, American Legion,

Benson Mines, Sixth Marine Division Association, 40 & 8 Post, Benson Mines, and the IOOB, Harrisville."

Additional Informaton: Obituary found on Line www.rootweb.com Family Tree of Norman J. Young. Donald Lewis Klock (George Henry, Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes J. and Hendrick Klock) was born May 24, 1925 and died June 04, 1978. Married twice, Lucy Mullen. They had one son, Floyd H. Klock. His second marriage was to Edith French. No children.

Obituary of Donald M. Klock The Daily Gazette

Schenectady, New York September 30, 2005

Additional Information:

Donald Klock (Percy, Benjamin Franklin, Augustus, Benjamin, Jacob J., John J., Johannes J., and Hendrick Klock) was born November 17, 1918 and died September 29, 2005.

The obituary of Donald Klock was sent to me by Catherine Brown Ossenfort of Caroga Lake, New York.

Obituary of Donna Jean Marie Klock The Evening Times Little Falls, New York January 22, 2004

MERRIMAC/CROSS PLAINS

Donna Jean Marie Klock, age 81, died on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2005, at her home in Cross Plains, surrounded by her family, after a short, courageous battle with lung cancer. She was born in Little Willow, Richland County, Wis., on April 9, 1923, the daughter of the late Buford and Mary Eva (Janney) Braithwaite. She was united in marriage to Conrad Klock on Nov. 9, 1946, in Bloom City, Wis. Shortly thereafter, they moved to the Merrimac area, where Donna lived for 57 years. Donna was a homemaker and had been a beautician for several years. She enjoyed baking, housekeeping, raising chickens, playing Culvers bingo, reading, crocheting, crossword puzzles and Jeopardy. She was proud to be a 10‐gallon blood donor and an election worker in both Merrimac and Cross Plains for more than 40 years. Donna was a member of Merrimac United Methodist Church and Royal Neighbors of America. She is survived by three children, Connie (Neil) Nygaard of Madison, M. Brian (Janet) Klock of Cross Plains, and Steve (Debby) Klock of Plymouth; eight grandchildren, Brad (Tami) Nygaard of Waunakee, Jeff (Renee) Nygaard of Long Beach, Calif., Heath (Teresa Howes) Klock of San Marcos, Calif., Andy, Mindy and Casey Klock of Cross Plains, and Megan and Jordan Klock of Plymouth; a sister, Ardell Turnipseed of Gillingham; cousin/"sister," Juanita Dernay of Colorado; and other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, on Aug. 19, 1991. A funeral service will be held at Merrimac United Methodist Church at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2005, with Pastor Anita Genrich officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Hooverson Funeral Home, Sauk City, from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 7, 2005. Memorials may be given to Merrimac United Methodist Church. Donna's family would like to thank Home Health Hospice of Sauk Prairie for their excellent care and attention. Donna will be remembered as a loving mother, devoted wife, chocolate lover, wonderful friend, great cook and faithful servant of God.

Additional Information: Donna Jean Braithwaite married Conrad Klock (Claude, Henry, Jacob, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes J., Hendrick Klock) Conrad was born August 09, 1923 and died August 19, 1991 and is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Sauk County, Wisconsin.

Obituary of Doris Marie Klock Wife of Clarence L. Klock

Dec. 12, 1996

Additional Information: Doris Marie Pedersen married Clarence L. Klock, (Charles E. , Martin, Levi, Jacob Adam , Adam, Adam Johannes, Adam, Col. Jacob Klock, and Hendrick Klock), married Doris Marie Pederson on Feb. 6, 1933.

Dorothy I. "Peach" Klock Press Enterprise Bloomsburg, Pa.

December 22, 2001

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Obituary of Earl Klock Limerick, New York December 26, 1970

Additional Information: Earl Klock, (Thomas Cade, George Henry, Thomas A., George I., Johannes, Henrick Jr., and Hendrick Klock.) married Olga Hollenbeck on November 17, 1907 in Cape Vincent, Three Mile Bay, Jefferson Co., New York.

Obituary of Earl D. Klock Amsterdam Recorder Monday May 14, 1906

Vicinity News; Fultonville

Death of Earl Klock

Earl Klock died early Saturday morning. Mr. Klock has been ill for several weeks. He is survived by his wife and one child, Russell. The funeral was held this afternoon. Internment in the Fonda Cemetery.

Additional Information: Earl D. Klock, (Levi Klock, Benjamin Klock, Jacob George Klock, Johanguergh Klock, (Old George) and Hendrick Klock) . Earl Klock was born October 25, 1875. He married to Luella J. Lisdell who was born September 01, 1874 and died July 05, 1919. They only had the one child, Russell who was born September 09, 1900.

Obituary of Earl Davis Klock Died Feb. 27, 1918

Newspaper and Date of Printing Unknown

The uncertainty of life at any age was most forcefully impressed on our community last week when the death of Earl D. Klock was announced, who passed on while yet only 27 years old and in the early and vigerous period of manhood. Mr. Klock had been at work only a few days previous to his death, which occurred at his residence at Cadiz on February 27th. The principal cause being given by the physicians as appendicitis and it was soon discovered that Mr. Klock possessed a weak heart and could not withstand an operation and in these circumstances the disease soon did the deadly work.

Earl Davis Klock was the second son of Perry A. and Nellie Skinner Klock, and was born Nov 30, 1880 at the family homestead at Cadiz, and where his parents still reside, and has spent his entire life in our community. He was educated at old Ten Broeck Academy and has aside from assisting his father more or less upon the farm, found his principle employment with the Franklinville Canning Cop., where he has been a faithful and valued employee. Mr. Clock was married on February 3, 1910, to Miss Augusta Hahn of Buffalo, who survives him as well as the parents above mentioned, and one brother Floyd Klock of Cadiz.

"Early" as we all knew him leaves behind him in addition to his immediate family, a host of sorrowing and sincere friends. He was one of those quiet generous and large hearted men, whom the world always likes and loves and with whom it reluctantly bids adieu, especially in the "noon day" of life.

The funeral was held at his residence on March 2, the Rev. L. A. Davis officiating, and the large attendance manifested the sorrow of the community at his early demise and the sympathy they desired to extend to the widow, the aged parents, and the brother. A large delegation of his fellow employees of the Canning Co. were present in a body (sic) and those from out of town in attendance were Charles Hahn, West Dale, NY, Frank Hahn and Wm. Hahn of Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. Knecht of Buffalo, Mrs. A. N. Hotchkiss, and daughter, of DuBois, Pa. Interment in Mount Prospect.

Additional Information: Earl Davis Klock (Perry A.Klock, Jacob Klock, Jacob Clock, Jacob Conrad Clock, Conrad Clock, Hendrick Klock) was born November 30, 1880 and died February 27, 1918 which would have made him 37, not 27 as stated above.

Obituary of Ed Klock Benton County Daily Record

Bentonville, AR. Dec. 14, 2005

Ed Klock Ed Klock, 86, of Bentonville, died Monday, Dec. 12, 2005, at Windcrest Nursing Home. He was born April 9, 1919, in Fredonia, Kan., to Ed and Betty Sullivan Klock. His passion was adventure, having traveled in no‐frills fashion to over 100 countries, and he was a member of First United Methodist Church in Fort Smith.

He was raised in Fort Smith and attended Peabody Elementary and Fort Smith Junior and Senior High Schools. He was a member of the football team and a lifeguard during the summers.

After receiving a bachelor of business administration from the University of Texas, he worked a few years on Wall Street. He then went back to school and received a master of business administration from the University of Chicago. Afterwards he worked in a civilian capacity with the Department of Defense. He spent most of his career of foreign assignments in Latin America and the Far East. He spoke Portuguese and Japanese, and was one of the first sent to Japan following its surrender. Near the end of the Eisenhower administration, he enrolled in the University of Texas School of Law. After graduation from law school he worked in the prosecuting attorney’s office in Riverside County, Calif. He rose through the ranks to become chief deputy prosecutor. In California he was active in local politics and Ronald Reagan’s campaign for governor.

Following his father’s death in 1968, he returned to Fort Smith to be close to his mother. He remained active in Republican causes and the Sebastian County GOP. He was admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court and in Texas, California, Arkansas, and the District of Columbia. In 1981 he was a nominee for U.S. Attorney.

Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15, 2005, at Fentress Mortuary Chapel with burial at Roselawn Cemetery in Fort Smith under the direction of Fentress Mortuary of Fort Smith. He is survived by a brother, Bob Klock of Fort Smith; a nephew, Robert and his wife, Maritza of Bentonville and Ken of Wayne, N.J.; nieces Carolyn of Vallejo, Calif., and Patricia DiCenso and her husband, David of Wayne, N.J.; and grandnieces, Stephanie and Caroline Klock of Bentonville. Memorials may be made to the University of Texas Law School Annual Fund in Austin, Texas. If you wish to place an online tribute go to www.fentressmortuary.com.

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Obituary of Edna May Simmons KIock Wife of George Henry Klock

Watertown Daily Times, Watertown, Jefferson, New York 9 Aug 1976

Edna M. Klock Dies at Age 74. Gouverneur Mrs. Edna May Klock, 74, Wegatchie, widow of George Klock, died Sunday at 10:25 a.m. in Gouverneur E. J. Noble

Hospital where she had been admitted Friday. "The funeral will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Sprague Funeral Home with Rev. Stanley E. Brown, pastor of the United

Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home are tonight and Tuesday afternoon and evening. the VFW Auxiliary will hold a

prayer service at the funeral home tonight at 8. Surviving are six sons, George, of Fine, Morris and Donald, both of Balmat, Henry, Richville, Franklin, Theresa, and

Frederick, Philadelphia; six daughters, Mrs. Sterling (Odetta) Sharpe and Mrs. Merrill (Beverly) Sharpe, both of Madrid, Mrs. Howard (Lucinda) Dennie, Gouverneur, Mrs. Robert (Zelphia) McIntosh, Antwerp; Mrs. Allen(Martha) Pedroza, Oxbow, and Mrs. David (Frances) Dudley, Auburn; 50 grandchildren, 31 great‐grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Joseph (Otta) Tharrett, Rochester, and nieces and nephews. Three children died earlier.

Born in the Town of DeKalb Sept. 14, 1901, daughter of Henry and Ida Fieldson Simmons, she attended schools at Fowler and Gouverneur and was married to George Klock May 30, 1917 in the Methodist parsonage at Gouverneur.

The couple farmed near Edwards and Gouverneur and moved to the McAllister farm, Johnstown Road, in 1951. Mr. Klock died June 18, 1956. Mrs. Klock moved to Wegatchie in 1963.

She was a member and a past president of the Silas Wainwright Post 6338, VFW Auxiliary, Gouverneur.

Additional Information: Edna May Simmons married George Henry Klock (Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes J. and Hendrick Klock). George H. Klock was born January 23, 1891 in Gouverneur, St. Lawrence, New York and died June 18, 1956 in Gouvenneur. They married May 30, 1917 in Gouverneur. She was born September 14, 1901 and died August 08, 1976. I have them with 14 Children; Basil Orson, George Morton, Morris Alvin, Ordetta Mae, Donald, Norma A., Henry, Yvonniebell, Franklin, Beverly, Zelphia, Lucinda, Francis and Martha. Norma died young.

Mrs. Edna Trowbridge Klock Unknown Newspaper Abt. June 4, 1969

Mrs. Edna Klock, Age 74, Expires Mrs. Edna C. Klock, 75 Adams Center, Widow of Marva A. Klock, died at 11:30 p.m. Saturday, May 31 in the House of

the Good Samaritan The funeral was Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Piddock funeral home. Burial was in Smithville cemetery.

She is survived by a son, S. Alfred, and a granddaughter, Cindy Sue Klock, of Adams Center. Mrs. Klock was born in the Town of Adams on July 24, 1894, daughter of Seth and Minnie Thomas Trowbridge. She

was educated in Adams school and was married to Marva A. Klock on May 22, 1912. The couple spent most of their married lives in the Adams Center region. Mr. Klock died in May 1945 She was a member of the Adams Center Grange and firemen's auxiliary.

Additional Information: Edna Trowbridge married Marva Klock May 22, 1912 Adams Center, Jefferson Co., New York. Edna Trowbridge was the daughter of Seth and Minnie "Thomas" Trowbrige. She was born July 24, 1894 and died in 1969. Marva Klock was the son of Henry D. Klock (Adam, Jacob Adam, Adam, Adam Johannes, Adam, Col. Jacob Klock and Hendrick Klock) and Margaret Hagen

Obituary of Edward William Klock Suncoast Obituaries St. Petersburg, Florida

Monday, August 20, 2001

KLOCK, EDWARD WILLIAM, 80, of Palm Harbor, died Saturday (Aug. 18, 2001) at home under the care of Hospice of the Florida Suncoast. He was born in Hamilton, Ontario, and came here in 1982 from Berkley, Mich. He retired as a production manager after 25 years with Cadillac Gage Co., Warren, Mich. He was a member of St. Alfred's Episcopal Church, Palm Harbor. Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Helen S.; a daughter, Pamela Richards, Brighton, Mich.; a brother, Frank, Birmingham, Mich.; a sister, Florence Grief, Rotunda; and three grandchildren, Jennifer Hickox, Brighton, and Laurie Klock and Steven Klock, both of Seattle. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor.

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Obituary of Elizabeth Klock Enterprise and News

St. Johnsville. 3/29/1922

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Obituary of Elizabeth Ann Jones Klock, December 6, 1916

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"A GOOD WOMAN FALLEN ASLEEP”

Elizabeth Jones was born in the town of Scriba, Oswego Co., eighty‐nine years ago, July 29th. Nearly seventy years ago, she was united in marriage with Simeon Klock, who died sixteen years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Klock moved to this village about fifty years ago. Early in life Mrs. Klock became a member of the Congregational church and was always happy in the privilege of attending the church services. She was devoted to her home and made it a joy spot for her husband and children. She had exceptional qualities in the accomplishment of sustaining friendships. To know her was to love her and it was her great delight to reciprocate kindness shown by her friends. Though she had come so near the four score and ten almost a score of years beyond the alloted time, she bore those years gracefully, and kept an attitude towards life which many much younger would envy. A little over a week before she departed, she suffered the sad experience of having her only son, Arthur, taken by death. She was eager to do for him in his last sickness and did all she could. She leaves three daughters, Mrs. Louis J. Clark, and Miss Adaline S. Klock in her home circle of this village and Mrs. William G. Scott, of Pittsburgh, Pa., all of whom were with her when she fell into the rest and sleep for which she was fully prepared and into which she was not afraid to enter. The funeral was held from the home, corner of Bridge and Church streets, Saturday at two o'clock, Rev. H.A. Lawrence, pastor of the Congregational Church, officiating. Friends coming to attend the funeral were Mrs. Eleanor Turner, of Scriba, a sister of Mrs. Klock and the last surviving member of the family from which Mrs. Klock sprang; her son‐in‐law, Mr. Wm. G. Scott, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. C. Edward Jones of Albany; Mr and Mrs. Sumner Jillette, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Avery, Maysell Markham, of Syracuse, Mrs. Isaac Poole, Mr and Mrs. Ernest Markham of Lysander; Mr and Mrs Henry Alexander and Mrs. Frances Alexander of Fulton; and Mrs. Florence Norris of Oswego."

Additional Information: Elizabeth Ann Jones Klock, wife of Simeon Klock (George J. Klock, Jacob I. Klock, Johannes I. Klock, Hendrick Klock)

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Obituary of Elizabeth Klock Wife of Henry Klock Republican Observer Richland Center, WI

May 31,1914

Elizabeth Klock, wife of Henry Klock, of the town of Bloom, died Monday night at her home, aged about fifty­eight years. Mrs. Klock had been in poor health for several weeks and her death had been expected for some time. Deceased had been a resident of this county for many years and was held in high regard by all that knew her. She was a sister of Postmaster Copenhefner,of this city.

Funeral services were held Friday at the Pleasant Ridge church and burial made in the Pleasant Ridge cemetery.

Additional Information: Elizabeth May Copenhefner was born in 1851. She married Henry Vincent Klock who was born May 09, 1844 and died December 12, 1920. Henry was the son of Jacob Klock (Henry, Adam Johannes, Adam, Col. Jacob Klock and Hendrick Klock) and Martha Klock. I do not have the maiden name of Martha. I have Henry and Elizabeth was fifteen children.

Note: Transcribed by Beth Sandeburg, June 2008. Collected from the Richland County History Center, Richland Center, Wi. _____________________________________________________________________________________

Obituary of Elizabeth Gilbert Klock Wife of William A. Klock Watertown, Jefferson, NY

May 02, 1975

Woman, 64, Expires. Ogdensburg

There will be a memorial service in t he spring for Mrs. Elizabeth Winters Klock, 64, wife of William A. Klock, who died Tuesday morning at Sanford, Fla., where the couple spent their winters. Burial will be in Ogdensburg Cemetery in the spring.

"She is survived by her husband; four sons, Charles Winters, Endwell; William Winters, Lockport; John Winters, Brunswick, Me., and Daniel W inters, Brunswick, Me.; two daughters, Mrs. James (Jane) Gillespie and Mrs. Dakin W. (Sally) Coonradt, both of Schenectady; one step‐son, Darrell Klock, Tonawanda; one step‐daughter, Mrs. Donald (Lorraine) Awan, Ogdensburg; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Carrier, Ogdensburg, and Mrs. Carl (Lena) Rood, Crary Mills; one brother, Albert Gilbert, Ogdensburg, and 26 grandchildren.

She was born in Ogdensburg, Sept. 18, 1910, daughter of Albert and Mabel Trickey Gilbert. She married Charles Winters, Aug. 11, 1926, and he died in a hunting accident in 1963.

She was married to William A. Klock in December 1966 at St. John's Episcopal Church. She was active at St. John's Episcopal Church. She was a past noble grand of Eureka Rebekah Lodge 129 and a past matron of the peace court, order of the Amaranth. She was a past matron of Maple City Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star."

Additional Information: Elizabeth “Gilbert” Winters married William A. Klock, the son of Amos Nelson Klock (Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J. Jr., Johannes and Hendrick Klock) and Mable Barber.

Obituary of Elizabeth K. Klock Unknown Newspaper Clipping

Lexington, PA January 2004

Elizabeth K. Klock Services were held for Elizabeth K. “Betty” Klock, 67, of Line Lexington, who passed away Jan. 27, 2004 in Life Quest

Nursing Center, Quakertown. She was the wife of Albert C. Klock. They were married for 47 years. Born in Taylorville, she was the daughter of the late Frank and Hazel (Eister) Hess. In addition to her husband she is survived by four sons, Cliff of Souderton, Dave of Perkasie, Jeff of Quakertown, and

U.S.Army Private Keven of Ft. Irwin, Calif; one brother, Bob of Souderton and six grandsons. Memorial contributions can be made to Hilltown Township Volunteer Fire Dept.. P.O.Box 231, Line Lexington, PA

18932. Arrangements: C.R. Strunk Funeral Home, Inc., 821 W. Broad Street, Quakertown, PA 18951

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Obituary of Elizabeth Klock Herkimer, New York Died: Jan. 19, 1982

Donated by Tim Klock

Mrs. Elizabeth Klock, 44, of Shells Bush Rd., RD 1, Herkimer, was dead on arrival this morning at Herkimer Memorial Hospital.

She was born Sept. 1, 1937 in Herkimer, the daughter of Henry and Delia Miller Walters. She was married to William R. Klock Sr., on September 1, 1956 in Herkimer.

She had been employed as an assembler for Motronics Corporation, Little Falls, and had resided at RD 1 for the past 25 years. She was a member of the Herkimer United Methodist Church.

Besides her husband, she is survived by four sons, Mr. and Mrs. William R. (Bonnie) Klock Jr., of Little Falls; James R. Klock, at home; Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. (Ginny) Klock, stationed with the US Army in Kansas, and Larry M. Klock, at home; one daughter, Donna Jean Klock, at home; two brothers, Henry Walters Jr., and George Walters, both of Herkimer; three sisters, Mrs. Lyle (Phyllis) Trevor of Herkimer; Mrs. Thomas (Sally)Perkins of Dolgeville and Mrs. Thomas (Terri) Donlon of Cooperstown; one granddaughter, Lorraine of Kansas and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral arrangements by the Fenner Funeral Home are incomplete.

Jan. 20, 1982 Elizabeth Klock

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Klock, 44, of Shells Bush Rd., who died Tuesday at her home will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday from the Fenner Funeral Home with the Rev. Roger Smith, pastor of the United Methodist Church officiating. Spring interment will be in Mt. View Memorial Gardens, Town of Little Falls.

Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart Fund.

Jan. 21, 1982 Elizabeth Klock

Klock, Elizabeth, 44, of Shells Bush Rd., East Herkimer, N.Y., died Jan. 19, 1982. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 22nd, at the Fenner Funeral Home, with the Rev. Roger Smith, pastor of the United Methodist Church officiating. Spring interment will be in Mt. View Memorial Gardens, Town of Little Falls. Calling hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. Memorial donations may be made to the Heart Fund.

Bearers will be Alan, Jeffrey and Kenneth Klock, Frank and Steven Trevor, and Mark Miller.

Obituary of Elmer Edson Klock Watertown Daily Times

Dec.11, 1953

Elmer E. Klock, Ex. Farmer, Dies Adams Center Man, 65 Once Worked for Kinds and Dauche Firm.

Adams, Dec. 11. ‐ Elmer E. Klock, 65 died suddenly of a heart attack about 12:45 p.m. yesterday at his home on the Adams Center‐Camps Mills road, three miles from Sackets Harbor. He had had a heart condition for a year.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Piddock funeral home, Adams, with Rev. I. M. Owens, former pastor of the Stone Mills Methodist church and now living at Savannah, officiating. Burial will be in the Smithville cemetery.

Surviving Mr. Klock are his wife, two daughters and one son of his first marriage: Mrs. Eldon (Margaret) Cagwin, Adams Center; Mrs. Thurl E. (Thelma) Goodwin, 333 South Meadow street, Watertown and Edson Klock, Adams Center; two daughters and two sons of the second marriage: Jean, 11, Linda, 10, Robert, 13, Henry, 6 all at home; four stepchildren, Mrs. Gertrude Prockett, Syracuse; Mrs. Martha Fredericks, Carthage; Miss Jessie Kennedy, Watertown and Donald Kennedy, Jamesville, and eight grandchildren. A brother, Marva Klock died in1945.

He was born April 10, 1887, in the town of Orleans, son of Henry and Margaret Hagen Klock. He first married Fanny Sanford in Watertown in 1909. During their married life, they lived in Watertown, where he was employed by the Hinds and Dauche Paper company, then located on Sewall Island. Later he began farming in the Clayton and Lafargeville area, moving to Adams Center about 1930. In 1934, he and Fanny Sanford Klock were divorced.

Later he married Mrs. Ida Kennedy. Since his second marriage he had lived in the Sackets Harbor area where he has been engaged in farming.

Additional Information: Elmer E. Klock was the son of Henry D. Klock (Adam Klock, Jacob Adam Klock, Adam Klock, Adam Johannes Klock, Adam Klock, Jacob Klock, Hendrick Klock) and Margaret Hagen. He was married twice. He married Fanny Sanford and they had three children were born to this union. They were divorced. She later married Andrew Pitcher. Elmer married Ida B. Ward Kennedy. Elmer and Ida had six children.

Obituary of Elwood Klock Enterprise And News of St. Johnsville, NY

2/25/1914

Elwood Klock, aged 64 years, passed away at his home on Ann Street Sunday morning after a few days illness of congestion of the lungs.

Mr. Klock was born in the town of Minden and has been blind since his birth. He is survied by two sisters, Miss Elizabeth Klock and Miss Elvira Klock with whom he resided and one brother, G. Dewitt Klock of Pasadena, Cal. The funeral was held today at 1 P.M. in the Methodist Episcopal church in this village of which the decedant was a member. Rev. F. E. Arthur officiating. The body will be placed temporarily in the receiving vault in Prospect View cemetery and later taken for interment in the cemetery at Fords Bush.

Additional Information: Elwood Clock, (Simon Clock, John Bellinger Klock, George G. Klock, Johanguergh Klock, Hendrick Klock) spelled his name with a “C” according to my family tree.

Obituary of Emily Kellogg Klock Watertown, Jefferson, NY

February 15, 1992

Antwerp Native Emily Klock Dies At Age 73. Gouverneur.

Emily Klock, 73, Kearney Road, died Friday at home.

The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Green Funeral Home, Gouverneur, with the Rev. Frank I. Smith officiating. Burial will be in Oxbow Cemetery, Oxbow.

Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Surviving are her son, George H. Klock, Gouverneur; two sisters, Mary Linley, DePeyster, and Mabel Shampine, Troy;

eight grandchildren; 13 great‐grandchildren; two nephews; and three nieces. Two brothers died before her. They were Charles and Walter Kellogg. She was born in Antwerp on Feb. 24, 1918, to Herbert and Nellie Harris Kellogg. She married Basil Klock on June 29, 1938. The marriage ended in separation. The Klocks farmed in Potsdam and Gouverneur. She worked for several years in Syracuse at Enrico's Restaurant, the

Jefferson‐Clinton Hotel and the Hotel Syracuse. She lived in Gouverneur for 20 years and for the last several years with her son.

Additional Information: Obituary found on line on rootsweb‐‐‐Family Tree of Norman Young. Emily Kellogg married Basil Orson Klock, the son of George Henry Klock (Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes and Hendrick Klock) and Edna May Simmons.

Obituary of Emma Klock Canastota Bee, Canastota, NY

July 4, 1990

Emma Lemke Tooley Klock Watertown, Jefferson, NY

February 04, 2001

Additional Information: Emma Tooley Lemke was the second wife of William Klock (Amos Nelson, Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes J. and Hendrick Klock.) William was first married to Mamie Beatrice Foster. They had two children; Darrell and Lorraine.

Obituary of Emmet Klock Enterprise and News St. Johnsville, NY

2/27/1907

Emmett Klock, 54, died Tuesday morning in a Utica Hospital following a long illness. He was born March 21, 1907, in the Town of Minden, the son of Emmett Klock and Mary Tinkler Klock. A dairy farmer, he was a lifelong resident of the Town of Minden.

Survivors are his wife, Evelyn Frederick Klock, Palatine Bridge, whom he married in 1931 in St. Johnsville: Two daughters, Mrs. John Schaeffer, Ormond Beach, Fla.; Mrs. Oscar Fox, Fort Plain RD; two grandchildren; a brother, Irvin Klock, Fort Plain, RD 1; nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 P.M. fromt he Gray Funeral Home with the Rev. Thurman Beavers, pastor of the Canajoharie United Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will be made in the Fort Plain Cemetery.

Calling hours at the funeral home are this afternoon and evening between 2‐5 and 7‐9 o'clock.

Additional Information: Emmett Klock was the son of Reuben Klock, (John Bellinger, George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Barbara Ann Bellinger. He married Mary Tinkler.

Obituary of Emmett Klock Enterprise and News St. Johnsville, NY

8/26/1971

Emmet Klock died at his residence on the farm formerly the property of Henry P. Bellinger of St. Johnsville, about one mile and a half east of this village, on the southside at 2:30 p.m., Thursday of pneumonia, after on illness of several weeks. Mr. Klock, who was 40 years old, was the son of Reuben Klock and Barbara Bellinger, his wife, who removed from the vicinity of St. Johnville to the eastern port of Danube, near the Minden line. Both were members of the old Palatine families bearing those names, the Klocks having located east of St. Johnsville, where the first Reformed Church in this vicinity was erected in 1756, under the sperintendence of Christian Klock. The Bellingers located in what is now known as Currytown, where they bore their share of the trials and privations of the Revolution, representatives of the family settling in Danube the later part of the 18th Century. Mr. and Mrs. Klock, both remained in Danube the balance of their lives, passing away less than a decade ago, residing on the farm owned now owned by Irving Klock of Little Falls. A few years ago the deceased purchased the farm on the south side of his cousin, Otto Bellinger, (who now resides on the Pacific Coast) where he had since resided. Mr. Klock was a very hard working man and an excellent citizen, and was highly regarded by all that new him. He had partially recovered from the first attack of the disease, but in his debilitated condition a relapse proven fatal. He is survived by his widow, (born Mary Tinkler), and three small children, one born the day prior to his decease. Four brothers, Ryan of Fall Hill, Danube; Irving of Little Fallls, Elmer of southeastern Danube; and Walter of Binghamton, survive, as do three sisters, Iantha, widow of Charles M. Zoller of Minden; May G., wife of George W. poor copy, really hard to read, may be Hpoof ) of Newville, Alila, wife of Frazer (maybe Khowerthan ) of the Perl Willett neighborhood, Minden. The funeral was held Saturday.

Additional Information: Emmet Klock, Jr. was the son of Emmett Klock (Reuben, John Bellinger, George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Mary Tinkler. He married Evelyn Frederick.

Obit of Era E. Klock Chicago Suburban Daily Harald

4/17/2003

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Obituary of Erwin Klock Canastota Bee, Canastota, NY

Sept. 27, 1940

Additional Information: Erwin Klock was the son of Newton and Mary Clock. Newton Klock/Clock was the son of Conrad Clock, III (Conrad Clock, Jr., Conrad and Hendrick Klock.) Newton Klock married Lucy Swan. Erwin K. Klock and Lucy had three children. Newton Earl, Mildred E., and Jennie.

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Estelle V. Phillips Klock Saginaw News

Saginaw, Michigan August 18, 1950

Klock, Mrs. Estelle V., 1117 North Oakley Street.

Wife of Harry G. Klock. passed away at 5:10 a.m. Friday at Saginaw General Hospital. Age 46 years. Estelle V. Phillips was born April 21, 1904, at Rose City, Mich., and came to Saginaw as a child. She has lived here since. She was married her to Mr. Klock, July 30, 1924. He survives her. She was a member of the Ames Methodist Church, the Salina

Chapter O.E.S., and was one of the organizers and past president for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of the Purple Heart. Besides her husband, she leaves one daughter, Diane Estelle, at home; her father Charles E. Phillips, Rose City, Mich., one brother and three sisters, Miles E. Phillips, Bay City, Mich.; Mrs. Maude Soules, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Raymond R. Reasner, and Mrs. Cecil Atherton, Rose City, Mich.

Funeral Services will take place at 3:30 p.m. Monday at the Case Chapel. Dr. Hugh Townley will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery. Friends may see Mrs. Klock at the chapel after Saturday noon.

Additional Information: Obituaries sent to me by Charles Birnbaum, Huron Shores Genealogical Society. I have no information the line of Harry G. Klock

Ethel B. Klock Oneida Daily Dispatch Thursday Nov. 11, 1999

Note: (April 13, 1908‐November 9, 1999)

Ethel B. Klock 91, formerly of Canastota, died Tuesday, Nove, 9, 1999 at the Mohawk Valley Nursing Home, Ilion. She was born April 13, 1908 in Frankfort, the daughter of Burt and Mary GRIMM BRIDENBECKER she received her education at Frankfort Schools and the Utica School of Commerce. She married Gordon H. Klock in 1942 in Canada. Mr. Klock died in 1988. Ethel and Gordon operated the Klock Motel at Sylvan Beach. She was of the Protestant faith. Surviving are one sister, Dorothy Klock of Frankfort and several nieces and nephews.

Gordon H. Klock was married twice, his first wife was Beatrice Richardson who was born January 08, 1911. Gordon and Beatrice had one daughter, Phillis Klock who was born July 12, 1935. His second wife was Ethel Bridenbecker above. I do not have any children listed for Gordon and Ethel Bridenbecker.

Additional Information: The line of Gordon Klock is; Gordon Klock, (Byron Stanley Klock, Clark Klock, Nathan Klock, Christian Klock, John J. Klock, Jr, John J. Klock, Johannes I. Klock, Hendrick Klock)

Obituary of Eva D. Klock The Independent Record, Harlowton, Mo.

Wednesday August 15, 1945

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Additional Information: Eva Dell Fowlie was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fowlie. She married Harry C. Klock, the son of William Altenburg Klock (Peter George, George I., Jacob George, Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Cornelia Hagenbaugh.

Obituary of Eva Seldel Klock The Journal and Republican

Lowville, N.Y. Thursday, February 7, 1924

Mrs. Horatio F. Klock. 41, passed away at the House of Good Shepherd in Syracuse on January 20th. Mrs. Klock, who was formerly Miss Eva Seldel was born Lowville, January 12, 1883. Fifteen years ago she married Horatio F. Klock of Syracuse, where she has since resided. Mrs. Klock was a woman possessing a winsome personality and many fine traits of character and she leaves many friends to mourn her loss. Besides her husband she is survived by one son, H. Earl Klock. of Syracuse; her mother, Mrs. Julia C. Seldel of Lowville; one sister Mrs. Harry Laribee, of Lowville. and two brothers. Glen, of Syracuse, and Charles, of Lowville. Funeral services were held from her late home in Syracuse, Rev. George H. Halgh, pastor of Lafayette Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, officiating; Interment ‐ at Morningside cemetery in Syracuse.

Additional Information: Horatio F. Klock (Zebina Robert, Nehemiah, Johann George, George I., Johannes, Henrich Jr., Hendrick Klock) was married three time; Eva Sedel (above); Maude E. Martin and Maude Grears.

Obituary of Evelyn Klock St. Johnsville, NY

Enterprise and News 9/30/1908.

The funeral of Evelyn, the five year old daughter of the late Dr. C. M. Klock, was held Sunday from the residence of William Driver, Minden, where Mrs. Klock has recently resided with her invalid daughter. Little Evelyn had been an invalid from early childhood. Interment was made in Prospect View Cemeter, Rev. O. J. Hogan? officiating.

Additional Information: Evelyn Klock was the daughter of Dr. Charles Moris Klock (Morris, Cornelius, Jacob George, Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Emma J. Coon. The Klock Park in St. Johnsville was named in honor of Dr. Charles M. Klock.

Obituary of Evelyn Kuhn Klock From Internet

Born: September 24, 1913 Died: December 2, 2000

Burial: Saint Michaels Cemetery Wheaton Michaels Cemetery, Wheaton, DuPage County, Illinois.

Evelyn T. Klock, 87, of West Chicago passed away Saturday (December 2, 2000) at her home. She was born September 24, 1913 in Wheaton the daughter of Joseph and Amalia Kuhn and resided in West Chicago since 1938.

Mrs. Klock was a member of St. Mary's Church, Catholic Daughter of America Court 432 and chairwomen of their card marathon and also taught CCD to the children for many years. Member of Winfield Homemakers Extension and The Glass Club.

Survived by her daughter Dianne (Robert) Bowie of West Chicago; two sons, James (Mary) Klock Sr. of Batavia, and William Klock of West Chicago; six grandchildren, Kristina Krug, Michael Chiplis, June Chiplis, James P. Klock Jr., Andrew (Megan) Bowie and Robin Bowie; great granddaughter, Brittany Bowie; a sister, Betty Lou (Richard) Kammes of Carol Stream; a brother, Arthur (Virginia) Kuhn of California.

Proceeded in death by her husband, Joseph N. Klock in 1986; granddaughter, Fiona Bowie; and her parents.

Funeral Mass will be on Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. at St. Mary's Church, 140 N. Oakwood Ave., West Chicago. Burial will be in St. Michael Cemetery, Wheaton.

Visitation will be on Monday from 4:00 until 9:00 p.m. at the Norris‐Walen Funeral Home, 132 Fremont St., West Chicago.

Contribution in Mrs. Klock's memory may be made to St. Mary's Building Fund.

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Obituary of Everett J. Klock Lafargeville, New York

January 25, 1999

Additional Information: Everett J. Klock was the son of Jason Klock, (Martin, Levi, Jacob Adam, Adam, Adam Johannes, Adam, Col. Jacob Klock and Hendrick Klock).

Evy Ann Klock Enterprise And News St. Johnsville, NY

10/19/1903

Evy Ann Klock, widow of Henry D. Elwood, died at her home near Amsterdam in the town of Florida Sunday morning from pneumonia in her eightieth year. Mrs. Elwood was the sister of Hiram Klock of this town and a member of the Klock family, prominent in the history of St. Johnsville and vicinity, and was born in September, 1824. She had been a resident of Florida for othe past thirty‐six years. One son, Emory Elwood, survives. The funeral was held at her home yesterday morning. The interment was made at Minaville.

Additional Information: Evy Ann Klock was the daughter of John Bellinger Klock (George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Anna Eva Zimmerman _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Obituary of Fayette J. Klock Enterprise and News St. Johnsville, NY

6/7/1933 Fayette J. Klock died at the Little Falls Hospital at 2:15 Saturday afternoon having been confined there for two weeks

suffering from complications. Mr. Klock was born October 1, 1864 in the town of St. Johnsville near East Creek, son of Arell and Polly Klock. He was married to Rita Duesler in Amsterdam in 1898. Deceased was a graduate of Fairfield seminary and Rochester business college.

For a number of years he was a teacher in the high school commercial subjects in New York, Atlantic City and in Pennsylvania and Ohio cities. He retired from teaching 20 years ago and took up his residence on a farm in the Burt Settlement town of Little Falls.

Survivors are his wife,one daughter Mrs. G. D. Start of Peabody, mass., and a granddaughter. The funeral was held fromt he home at 2 P.M. Monday, Rev. H. C. Campbell of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial in Inghams Mills Cemetery.

Additional Information: Fayette John Klock, (Areli Klock, Johann George Klock, George I. Klock, Johannes Klock, Henrich Jr. Klock, Henrich Jr. Klock, Hendrick Klock)

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Obituary of Florence Klock Wife of Charles Klock, Sr.

The Post Standard, Syracuse, New York July 25, 1969

Mrs. Charles Klock SR. Phoenix—Mrs. Florence A. Klock, 76 of Lamson Road, died Wednesday at her home after an attack of illness.

Born in South Granby, she had been an area resident most of her life. She was a member of Little Utica Methodist Church.

Surviving are her husband, Charles M. Klock, a son Charles Klock Jr. of Rome; two grandsons; two great‐grandchildren and several cousins.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Allanson‐Glanville‐ Tappan Funeral Home. Burial will be in Chase Cemetery.

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Additional Information: Florence Wadsworth married Ernest Klock, son of William Arthur Klock (Arthur, Daniel, Joseph G., George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock)and Lilian M. VanAllen.

Floyd H. Klock Unknown Newspaper, Potsdam, New York

Feb. 4, 2003

Obituary of Frances D. (Halford) Klock Watertown, Jefferson, NY

October 23, 1989

Frances D. Klock, Fine, Dies At Age Of 72

Frances D. Klock, 72, Route 58, widow of George Morton Klock, died at 12:45 p.m. Sunday in t he State University of New York Health Science Center, Syracuse, where s he had been a patient two weeks.

The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the French Funeral Home, Edwards, with the Rev. Tracy Cook, pastor of the Edwards First United Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, Edwards.

Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Contributions may be made to the Gouverneur Rescue Squad.

Surviving are two sons, Harold, Midwest City, Okla., and Gary, Fine; a daughter, Mrs. Alan (Francella) Brown, Fine; five grandchildren; two step‐grandchildren; three great‐grandchildren; four brothers, Richard Halford, Houston, Texas,

Additional Information: Floyd Klock was the son of Donald Lewis Klock (George Henry, Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes and Hendrick Klock) and Lucy Mullen.

Everett Halford, Potsdam, Ernest Halford, Medford City, Ore., and John Halford, Patchogue, and three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Gaughan, Syracuse, Mrs. Robert (Lucille) Brown, Gouverneur, and Mrs. Joyce Bressett, North Seniola, Fla.

Four brothers, Robert, Ralph, Carl and Paul Halford, died previously. Born in the Town of Gouverneur on June 2, 1917, a daughter of Thomas and Pauline DeLisle Halford, she attended

Dean High School, Gouverneur. She married Mr. Klock June 14, 1941, at the Trinity Episcopal Church rectory, Gouverneur, with the Rev. V.O. Boyle

officiating. Mr. Klock, an employee of the Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., died in January 1977, at the age of 57. Mrs. Klock, a homemaker, had been a resident of Fine since 1953. She moved to Cambray Courts, Gouverneur, earlier

this month. She was a member of the Oswegatchie Home Bureau and a former member o f the Fine Volunteer Fire Department

Auxiliary.

Additional Information: Frances D. Halford married George Morton Klock (George Henry, Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes J. and Hendrick Klock) on June 14, 1941 in Gouverneur, St. Lawrence, New York. She was the daughter of Thomas and Pauline DeLisle Halford She was born June 2, 1917 and died October 22, 1989.

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Obituary of Frank Klock Reno Evening Gazette

Jan. 14, 1931

Klock‐‐Private funeral services for the late Frank Klock will be held at the home chapel of the RoseBurke Company, Thrusday morning at 10:30 o'clock. Interment, Mountain View cemetery.

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Obituary of Frank B. Klock Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California

August 24, 1934

Klock: Frank B. Klock at his late residence 1441 San Pasqual, Pasadena, beloved husband of Glena Klock. Services today 2 p.m. at the First Methodist Church. Eight and Hope streets. Interment, Chicago, Ill. Delmer A. Smith, director.

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Obituary of Frank Klock Enterprise and News

St. Johnsville, New York 12/27/1911

Frank Klock‐‐Died in Police Station Little Falls, Dec 25? (Print is bad)

Frank Klock, a well known farmer who resided on the turnpike east of this city, died early this morning in the local police station, where he had been places last night on a charge of intoxication. Death was found to be due to heart trouble. Klock was brought to police headquarters at 6:20 last night by two residents of the city. They said that they had found him on Sough Ann Street, badly intoxicated. The man was given into the custody of Officer Charles Grose?, who locked him up for the night. In the lockup with Klock were five other men charged with vagrancy.

Additional Information: Frank Elias Klock was the son of Elias Klock (Peter, Henrick Johannes, Johannes and Hendrick Klock) and Elizabeth A. Sharp. He married Martha Carr and had one son; George E. Klock

Frank Everett Klock Watertown, New York

Daily Times ‐ March 3, 1929

CAPT. F. E. KLOCK DIES AT BUFFALO NATIVE OF THREE MILE BAY DEAD AT AGE OF 45

WELL KNOWN SHIP MASTER

Sailed on Upper Lakes Many Years‐‐Funeral Will Be Held Near Three Mile Bay Wednesday.

(Special to The Times.)

Three Mile Bay, March 3.‐Captain Frank Everett Klock, 45, a native of this section, died at the Marine hospital in Buffalo, Sunday morning at 7:45 after an illness of two weeks.

Captain Klock was the son of Captain Everett and Isadora Fry Klock. His boyhood was spent in this section. At an early age he went sailing on the lakes with his father who was a well known ship master. For many years he had sailed, having been master of ships on the upper lakes for a long time.

In 1909, Captain Klock married Miss Blanche Burlingame of Ogdensburg. Twenty‐one years ago he left this section and made his home in Buffalo, where he had resided since. He was a member of the Chaumont lodge of Masons.

Surviving are his widow and his mother, who resides on the state road between this village and Chaumont. The body arrived here this morning and funeral services will be held from the home of his mother under auspices of

the Masons on Wednesday at 2 p.m., Rev. G. A. Foote, pastor of the Three Mile Bay Methodist church, officiating. Interment will be made at Three Mile Bay.

Additional Information: Frank Everett Klock was the son of Thomas Everett Klock (Thomas A., George I., Johannes, Henrich Jr., Hendrick Klock) and Isadore A. Fry.

Obituary of Franklin E. Klock Unknown Newspaper Tuesday July 20, 2004

Additional Information: Franklin E. Klock (George Henry, Bates Aaron, Luther, John J. Jr., John J., Johannes and Hendrick Klock)

Obituary of Franklin L. Klock Unknown Newspaper Thursday May 28, 1992

Additional Information: Franklin Klock (Lester J., Harvey, Jacob Adam, Adam, Adam Johannes, Adam, Col. Jacob Klock and Hendrick Klock) was born August 21, 1907 and died May 24, 1992. He married Georgina Crouse on July 2, 1938. She was born April 21, 1901 and died in March of 1998. No Children.

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Obituary of Franklin Pierce Klock From Enterprise and News

St. Johnsville, N.Y. 5/21/1942

Note: Obituary not complete..

Additional Information: Franklin Pierce Klock was the son of Hiram Klock (John Bellinger, George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Almira Fox. He married Charlotte Amelia Markell.

Additional Information: Franklin Pierce Klock was the son of Hiram Klock (John Bellinger, George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Almira Fox. He married Charlotte Amelia Markell.

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Obituary of Fred A. Klock Enterprise And News St. Johnsville, NY

1/24/1934

Fred A Klock, 53, a native of the town of St. Johnsville died Saturday at his home in Chicago to which city he returned last August after having spent a year and a half here.

Death was from a heart attack. The body arrived here Monday morning. Funeral services were conducted at two o’clock Monday afternoon from the home of his stepmother, Mrs. Lillian Klock, east of the village and interment was made in Prospect View cemetery. The Rev. R.R. Fishbeck pastor of the local Methodist church officiated.

Mr. Klock was born on April 3, 1880 son of the late Sheldon and Myra Powell Klock. He was graduated from the local high school and from Cornell University, where he pursued a course in electrical engineering.

During the World War he was a major in charge of motor transport at Camp Mende, Md. After the war he went to Chicago and after working for a while for the North Shore railroad, entered the employ of the Sinclair Refining company in charge of their motor fleets. His long experience in this work later qualified him for the position of maintenance superintendent of the eastern division of the Yellow Coach Lines which he assumed and held until he retired and came here to reside with his step mother about two years ago. He has been retired since.

Deceased with a 32nd degree Mason, a member of the blue lodge at Corning , N.Y. now of Filmette, Ill. He also belonged to the American Legion.

Surviving are his wife who was Lillian May Lyona (Lyons??) of Richford, N.Y. now of Filmette, Ill; one son, Sheldon also of Wilmette; one daughter, Mrs Genevieve Gough (Groff??), town of St. Johnsville; one sister, Mrs. Nellie Darby of North Branch, N.J. and his step mother previously mentioned, Mrs. Klock; one grandson, Lee Mason Bough, this place.

Mr. Klock was a member of one of this section’s leading families and a descendant of Revolutionary stock. While living in Chicago for much of his life he had always maintained his many friendships here, where he visited frequently and where he spent with the exception of a few months the last two years of his life.

Additional Information: Frederick Klock, (Sheldon E. Klock, Jonas Klock, Jacob I. Klock, John J. Klock, Johannes I. Klock, Hendrick Klock)

Obituary of Fred D. Klock 10/14/1914

YOUTH DROWNS IN RIVER AT FORT PLAIN Fred D. Klock Met His Death While in the Employ of Barge Canal Contractors.

Fred D. Klock, aged 17 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lipe Klock of Averill street of this village, met his death by drowning Saturday in the Mohawk river at Fort Plain. Young Klock was employed on the day force of the Barge canal work by F. Pearson & Son, Inc. on dredge No. 2, that is located about one mile east of the river bridge at Fort Plain. He worked as a deck hand and placed the ranges on the river bank which was about 15 feet from the dredge, making the trip to the shore in a rowboat. As one range had toppled partly over he was instructed to return to the shore and set it.

A few moments later, Christopher Flander, cranesman, noticed that this had not been done and that the boat which he had used in making the first trip to the shore was fastened to a coal scow near the dredge, and it was evident that he had not made the second trip. No one saw the young man again or witnessed the accident.

The captain, Jerry Bodena, became alarmed and instigated a search for him. Mr. Flander first discovered a Prince Albert tobacco can floating by the row boat. When he touched it, it sank in the water and later with a pike pole he fished a cap out of the water, which was Klock’s.

The whistles blew and summoned men from all the other dredges in the vicinity to assist in the search. The body was recovered about one hour later. In the meantime Dr. J. C. Jackson of Fort Plain had been summoned. All efforts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful. Dr. W.N. Simons, coroner of St. Johnsville was notified and the body was taken to the undertaking rooms of D. C. Schiffer in this village and from there to his home. Fred was a young man generally liked among the community. He was formerly employed in the Don market and his cheerful disposition won the favor of their patronage. His strongest ambition was to enter the service of the U. S. Navy. Two years ago last February Mr. and Mrs. Klock lost an older son, his death being presumably as a result from an injury received while employed as an engineer. Besides the parents he is survived by three brothers, William, Walter, and John Klock, also three sisters, Mrs. Clinton Shaut, Mrs. Benjamin Fusmer and Miss Catherine Klock, all of St. Johnsville. The funeral was held from his home on Tuesday at 1 o’clock in the afternoon. Rev. H. W. McCrone, officiating. The bearers were Frank Don, Alexander Don, Nellis Shaver and L.J. Shaver, Interment was made in Prospect View Cemetery. Additional Information: Fred Danial Klock (Lipe Klock, Amos Klock, Adam I. Klock, John J. Klock, Johannes I. Klock, Hendrick Klock) ___________________________________________________________________________________________

Obituary of Fred D. Klock Unknown Newspaper Clipping

August 8, 1935

Additional Information: Obituary sent to me by Betty Klock of Rochester, New York.

Fred D. Klock was the son of William (Arthur, Daniel, Joseph G., George G., Johanguergh and Hendrick Klock) and Lilian M. VanAllen. He married Maude Severance Aug. 22, 1919 and they had two children.