Other Events:

• Baptism: 7 Sep 1777, Zion Lutheran Church, Zionsville, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• Confirmation: 31 Mar 1793, Lehigh Church, Lower Macungie Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• Unknown: 15 Nov 1803, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA ("Nancy"); Bought_land
• Unknown: 19 May 1804, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA (157 A, Deed 21:30); Bought_land
• Unknown: 19 May 1804, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA (137 A, Deed 21:69); Sold_land
• Unknown: 19 May 1804, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA (20 A, Deed 21:70); Sold_land
• Unknown: 27 Jul 1833, Schuylkill Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Occupation: Farmer
• _UID: C47C25AC2ED540948806741CEAA229BA7591

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior
admin 2:48

1800 census
1802 Tax List, Upper Mahantongo Twp
1810 census, pg 825, Upper Mahantongo Twp, 01010-10010
1820 census, pg 095, Upper Mahantongo Twp, 0000 10-0001 0
1830 census, pg 066, Upper Mahantongo Twp, 0000 0001-0000 0001
1840 census, pg 094, Upper Mahantongo Twp, 0-0100 0000 1 (Widow Klock)
1850 census (widow)?

land:
John Klock to John Hepler, 2:244, 20 Dec 1815/24 Jan 1817, Upper Mah.
John Klock to Peter Wetzel, 2:434, 14 Mar 1816/29 Dec 1817, Upper Mah.

sp -> 1806 Peter Federman and Juliana
sp -> 1807 George Dunkelberger and Elisabeth
sp -> 1808 Heinrich Kohler and Susanna
sp -> 1808 Johannes Dunkelberger and Elisabeth [s/o Christopher]
sp -> 1809 Lenhart Kerstetter and wf [Susanna Gerhard]
sp -> 1816 Hannes Dunkelberger and Susanna [Zimmerman]
sp -> 1817 Adam Slabig and Elisabeth [Klock] [d/o Peter Jr]
sp -> 1817 Hannes Dunkelberger and Catharine
sp -> 1818 Valentine Klock and Margaretha [Zerbe]
sp -> 1819 Daniel Herb and Elisabeth [Klock]
sp -> 1820 Daniel Gottschall and Hanna [Dunkelberger]
sp -> 1821 Peter Wetzel and Elisabeth
sp -> 1822 John Reiner and Elisabeth
sp -> 1822 John Klock [Jr] and Elisabeth
sp -> 1826 Abraham Zimmerman and Maria Magdalena
sp -> 1827 Jesias Geist and Elisabeth
sp -> 1828 Jacob Dunkelberger and Magdalena
sp -> 1829 Johannes Wagner and Maria Magdalena [Kramer]

This is definitely the fatherof Elizabeth Klock who married Daniel Herb since
that adminstration of John'sestate was given to the son-in-law Daniel Herb.

I wonder who were the otherchildren of John Jr. The estate of Daniel Herb
Jr (see Schuylkill Deed 109:110) mentions children:
John Smith and Judith his wife
Gideon W. Snyder and Catharine K his wife
Daniel Neishwender and Rebecca his wife
Franklin K. Herb and Lydia Ann his wife
Charles K. Herb and Magdalena his wife [heir of Charles K desc I think]
all of Schuylkill Co
and Isaac Snyder of Northumberland Co and Elisabeth his wife
to Samuel K Herb of Schuylkill Co.

The deed goes on todescribe the John Klock land that falls to these people
(via Daniel Herb Jr) and says that the first party is selling their "six ninths" part.
So that means that with Samuel, that is only 7/9ths and there are two other
heirs to the land. I'm guessing they're the descendents of John Klock, Jr.
Possibly Peter F. Klock and John F. Klock??

Johannes married Maria Magdalena DUNKELBERGER Abt 1797, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA. Maria (daughter of Christopher DUNKELBERGER and Elisabeth (Betty) HILL) was born 12 Feb 1777, Little Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; died 15 Aug 1855, Shamokin Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried St. Peter's Church, Ralpho Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

1. Johannes KLOCK was born Abt 1798, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA; died Between 1840 and 1850, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA.
2. Elisabeth KLOCK was born 19 Jun 1800, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA; died 8 Apr 1846, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA; was buried Howerter's Church, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA.

Other Events:

• Unknown: 6 Aug 1777, Macungie Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; US Oath
• Unknown: 14 May 1778, Pvt, Rev War, 2ND Bn, 1St Co, 5Th Class, Northampton Co Militia (Paa 5:8, 104); Military
• Unknown: 5 Nov 1778, Longswamp Twp, Berks Co, PA (99 A, 99 P, Deed A7:18); Bought_land
• Unknown: Abt 1779, Longswamp Twp, Berks Co, PA; Migrated
• Unknown: 31 Jan 1793, Longswamp Twp, Berks Co, PA (99 A, 99 P, Deed 13:240); Sold_land
• Unknown: 26 Feb 1793, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA (150 A, Patent 19:193, "Beauty"); Bought_land
• Unknown: Abt 1795, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA; Migrated
• Unknown: 27 Nov 1801, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA (150 A, Deed 19:397); Sold_land
• Unknown: 15 Nov 1803, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA ("Nancy"); Bought_land
• Unknown: 19 May 1804, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA (157 A, Deed 21:30); Sold_land
• Unknown: 23 Nov 1805, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA (80 A, 108 P, Deed 22:214); Sold_land
• Unknown: 23 Dec 1818, Schuylkill Co, PA; LetAdmin
• Immigration: Abt 1750, PA
• Occupation: Farmer, weaver
• _UID: E1C300EB378841D1B42F136A523B8F7A56B9

Notes:

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

John married Margaretha DRUCKENMILLER 1766, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. Margaretha (daughter of Johan Sebastian TRUCKENMÜLLER and Catharine SCHAMBACH) was born 10 Apr 1747, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; died 4 Apr 1832, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA; was buried Howerter's Church, Upper Mahanoy Twp, Northumberland Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Unknown: 10 Jun 1767, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Deed B1:117
• Probate: 23 Apr 1832, Schuylkill Co, PA
• Will: 28 Mar 1827, Upper Mahantongo Twp, Schuylkill Co, PA
• _UID: F46448FA31AE4873A2A58976B6A8F0C68EEC

Notes:

OBIT: Reading Adler Edition 1 May 1832.
Margaretha KLOCK d: 4 Apr 1832 aged 85/6days; widow of Peter KLOCK; Upper
Mahantango Twp., Schuylkill Co.

will 1:148

I don't think there was a daughter Rebecca. The Rebecca in Margaretha's
will (as recorded in the will book) lists the woman Rebecca "Koch" very clearly
and she was to get the clothes. No indication she was a daughter either.

Then note in Howerter's communicant listings:
May 29, 1819, "Rebecca Koch"
April 30, 1821, "Rebecca Koch"

Other Events:

• _UID: 74E0EC9EE1064DE383B2EF23613327372EFA

Notes:

Klock, Kluck, Glock, Gluck, Clock, Cluck (Kloch, Kluk)

This relationship isbased on indirect evidence. I don't believe Peter is
a son of Peter Klock whose house and family were burned by Indians in Berks
County. Rather, his association with Heinrich, wf Anna Maria, who
was confirmed at Falkner Swamp, seems more appropriate. See birth records
for Peter and Heinrich at Longswamp. Even without forcing the issue on who Peter's
father is, the question would remain - "who is this Matteus Klock with son Henrich
Klock, who is very close to Peter Klock?" For that reason, I think future research
should concentrate here rather than relying on supposed family traditions.

##########################################
who is this:

Peter Kleg and Maria Elisabeth:
Johann Melchior 1767, sp Melchior Kneple and Catharine (St. Pauls, Upper Saucon)

#######################################################
Note: buried at Jordan, Maria Margaretha (nee Gluck), wife of Heinrich Strauss
26 Jun 1775-31 Jul 1849 (probably from the Glick family of that area)

#######################################################
********** sequence Peter and Henrich show up:
Henrich confirmed in 1764, "son of Matteus" in Montgomery County
Peter meets and marries Margaretha Druckenmiller in Upper Milford, 1766
Henrich gets married c1768. Lives in Montgomery Co (?)
Henrich moves to E District Twp, Berks Co c1773
Peter lives in Longswamp by 1779
Henrich follows him to Longswamp, c1780


Since Henrich's confirmation says Matteus' son, it seems as though the father
was alive and living in Montgomery Co (or Berks?). This is the only record of
Matteus and makes me wonder if the translation could be flawed. The sons seem
to move on after this. One thought is that there may have been sisters,
possibly the women in the sponsor lists. Or maybe atteus had a different last
name and was a step father (though others are so marked). Or the same, but
Matteus was in fact the man's last name?)

I'm not entirely convinced that the3 brothers theory is correct either (that there
were three brothers with one going to NY and one to Canada). That seems to be the
old mistake of knowing that there were Klocks in those three locations and then
suggesting that the three brothers came over and spread out, accounting for all
the various lines.

Note: John Klock Jr had a son Matthias Klock in 1818, bap at Howerters
(the only Matthias/Matteus shown baptized in these church records)

Probably not atypo, but there is a Mattheus Fluck and Mariga having Philip
Jacob in 1783 atNew Bethel, Greenwich

http://genforum.genealogy.com/klock/

Note that thefirst record for Peter Klock is in the English Translation as "Peter Plock".
I had thought it was just copied wrong. Did he change his name? There's
a Mathias Plogger at Germantown in 1759 (I doubt this but recording it anyways).

Other Events:

• Unknown: 4 Apr 1750, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA (40 A, Warrant); Bought_land
• Unknown: 22 Jan 1762, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Deed B1:394
• Unknown: 22 Jan 1762, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Deed F1:605
• Unknown: 11 Dec 1762, Lehigh Co, PA; Deed A1:332
• Unknown: 6 Sep 1765, Macungie Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Philip Walter
• Unknown: 10 Jun 1767, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Deed B1:117
• Unknown: 29 Apr 1769, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Casper Heppler
• Unknown: 12 Jun 1770, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Michael Sheible
• Unknown: 4 Jan 1771, Macungie Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Michael Stocker
• Unknown: 23 Jul 1788, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; Sold_land
• Immigration: 17 Oct 1732, PA ("John And William")
• Naturalization: 4 Apr 1763, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• Probate: 26 Feb 1795, Northampton Co, PA
• Will: 20 Oct 1790, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA
• _UID: 8F4F7BEBC1AF441893E27350970770E63C8A

Notes:

Name Suffix: Senior

NC will 1681

Land warrants in Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, 4 Apr 1750 (40 acres, then Bucks Co), and 11 Sep 1787.(Jr?)

toward French and Indian War, Upper Milford, 10 June 1758, sold 1 horse, PAA 5:1,222
(and History of Lehigh Co) (Bastian Truckenmiller)

was an appraiser forestate of Michael Knappenberger, OC of 23 Sep 1762
guardian for Adam Myer Jr,OC 9 Jan 1771

1761 tax list, Upper Milford, $16
1762 tax list, Upper Milford, $16 (History of Lehigh Co)
1772 tax list, Upper Milford, $6.1.8, farmer
1773 tax list, Upper Milford (History of Northampton Co, by Henry)
1775 tax list, Upper Milford, $16 (farmer)
1776 tax list, Upper Milford

1790 Census: Upper Milford Twp, 1-0-1

sp -> 1761 Stephen Wauder and Margaretha (nee Leit) (Zion Luth) (=Johan Sebastian...)
sp -> 1765 Jacob Siecher and wf (Zion Ref)
sp -> 1767 Jacob Wetzel and wf

Deed F1:472-474, 23 Jul 1788 has Sebastian Truckenmiller, Upper Milford Twp,
cordwainer and wf Catharina (M) selling land to Jacob Truckenmiller of
Upper Milford Twp, millwright, son of grantors. (197 A)

Misc Northampton Public records. Petition to Court of Quarter Sessions at Easton,
22 Jun 1759. Petition of inhabitants of Upper Milford Township, complaining that
a road had been laid out in the township which would cut throughtheir properties
in a "bad manner," and would ruin their lands. They want the layout reconsidered.
(signed Sebastian Truckenmiller, George Shambach, et al).

I doubt that Sebastian was married in Germany. The Catharine on the boat
is more likely a sister or cousin. Catharine would have been too young to
have gotten married, even for the 1730's. And the children didn't start in until
about 1740. Catharine, (I believe Schambach) likely married Bastian in Lehigh County.

I also suspect that the Bastian in the Rev was more likely Bastian Jr.

see Immigrants from Northern Kraichgau, PA German Soc, Vol 16
see also, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, by Floyd, pg 403-
the burial location is mentioned in the book on St. Peter's Church at the Lehigh
County HistoricalSociety

Will appears to give children in birth order (sons then daughters):
George, Valentine, Sebastian, Jacob
Elisabeth, Margaretha, Catharina

wife's last name? Schmuckbrucken comes from a tombstone reading, but it
doesn't seem to be a "valid" name. So what is it really? And with what basis?
Schambach[en] appears to be based on some loose ties between the families, and
a similarity to Schmuchbrucken.

Schmuck (variation of following)
Schmuckbrucken (History of Northumberland County, by Floyd)
Schambach[en] (Lehigh Co Historical Soc Proceedings, Vol 9, pg 27 or Vol 11?)
Schantzenbach (St Peter's record)
Schuckbrucken (on internet)

His land is shown in Vol 2, Upper Milford (at the Leh. Co His Soc):
pgs 37 and 48

From History of Northumberland County, pg 406:
...
Sebastian Truckenmiller came to America on the pink "John and William," of
Sunderland, Constable Tymperton, master, from Rotterdam, which qualified at
Philadelphia Oct. 17, 1732. On the original list of passengers (Pennsylvania
Archives, Vol. XVII, Second Series, pages 72-73) his name is given as Sebastian
and Bastian, and his wife's name as Catarina. In a secluded spot, in a field on
the farm of the late Jacob Nuss, at Koch's schoolhouse, in Upper Milford
township, Lehigh Co., Pa., lie the remains of this pioneer and Revolutionary war
soldier and his wife. He is called "Captain" Truckenmiller. For the benefit of
their many descendants a verbatim copy of the inscriptions on their tombstones
is herewith given:

Hier ruhet
Sebastian Truckenmiller
Geboren den 1 Aug. 1715,
Gestorben den 1st Feb.
1795 Alt. 79 Jahr, 6 m.
Leichten Text Elmaz 26, 19-20.
Hier ruhet
Catharina Truckenmiller,
ein geborene Schmuck-
brucken geboren den 1st Jenner,
1719 gestorben d. 30 Sept.
1793. Alt 74 jabr 9 m.
7 da. Lied Las die
todten

Johan married Catharine SCHAMBACH Bef 1740, PA. Catharine (daughter of Adolph SCHAMBACH and Anna Dorothy UNKNOWN) was born 1 Jan 1719, Germany; died 30 Sep 1793, Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA; was buried Private Farm (Kuncio), Upper Milford Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Immigration: 17 Aug 1729, PA ("Mortonhouse")
• _UID: 811187E4C6294FCC822CA9CB517A7F128545

Other Events:

• _UID: A5421BDF8F7C40C292B82E6A1CB0A6E729C6

Other Events:

• _UID: 7706BA19C6724CBDB46E8272811CF2B0E6DA

Notes:

Info from
18th Century Immigrants from the Northern Kraichgau by Burgert, pg 369

http://www.crosswinds.net/~truckens/genealogy/page3.html

Hans married Margaretha UNKNOWN Bef 1715, Germany. Margaretha was born Abt 1691, Germany; died Aft 1720, Berwangen, Germany. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 85731FB08B754D4F93415A9B32E9B9ABAB25

Other Events:

• Immigration: 17 Aug 1729, PA ("Mortonhouse")
• Probate: 3 Nov 1750, Philadelphia Co, PA
• Will: 26 Aug 1749, Philadelphia Co, PA
• _UID: E563DCFAFDCE4423BD691AEB989374637DCE

Notes:

just guessing that Adolph is Catharine's father...


Adolph Schambach and Anna Dorothy, died 1749/50 in Bucks County

note: a Dorothea Schambach marriedJacob Schneider 24 Mar 1761 at First Ref Phila.
(the widow?)

ship list has:
Adolph, Anna Dorothy, Elisabeth

1723 - Listed as a head of household in Fussgonheim, Germany.
4/17/1729 - At his son George's baptism, was listed as a weaver in Fussgonheim

buried at Lower Providence Presbyterian?

http://shambaugh.org/Adolph/fam00031.htm

Jerry Masters
5178 West 114th Place
Leawood, Ks 66211
1-913-345-8854

Adolph married Anna Dorothy UNKNOWN Bef 1719, Germany. Anna was born Abt 1700, Germany; died Aft 1729, PA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• _UID: 32C588F3D9E845EB83B0B0E1D1418A501363