Clocksin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Clocksin

krystle727 — 2013-01-17 18:00:11Z

Dorkus porkus....your Great grandparents are Benjamin and Vera clocksin. Your nana and papa patrick and sabrina clocksin are your father, william benjamin clocksin sr and uncles lorin and stephen clocksins parents......love mom

Clocksin

williamclocksin — 2012-11-21 22:17:23Z

I am Will Clocksin Jr I was wondering if anyone knew where I fit into on the family tree.

Thank you

Re: Clocksin (Klocksin Klocksien Klockzien) & Nevermann in Milwaukee's German newspapers

rebholzgary — 2012-06-01 00:39:46Z

Have you collected the family death notices for Joachim Nevermann and Minna Clocksin Nevermann?

I've indexed them from the local German papers. And I have entries for the spellings Klocksin, Klocksien and Klockzien -- but not Clocksin (so far).

For more information contact the editor/compiler of "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items" (1844-1950).
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

Anybody out there?

clockworks203 — 2008-05-26 14:02:35Z

I'm looking for the roots of my, I mean our, name... any help would be appreciated!

Kyle

clocksin family relations in montana

pheeph1 — 2004-09-11 05:38:16Z

I am looking for info tied to george clocksin, b. 25-apr-1870, d. 9-sep-1951 , 1st wife bertha burr, b. 15-jun-1872, d. 20-feb-1944, I believe lived and died in montana, second wife nora ??????, lived and died in washington ??? no info on #2 wife. would appreciate any info

My mom was a Clocksin

2004-08-08 19:47:52Z

Hi all, My grandfather was Albert J. Clocksin a building contractor in Aberdeen SD. He had a son Albert Jr. (Red), and two daughters Lois, my mother, and Grace. My grandfather died when I was quite young. I was told that he was estranged from his parents. Anyone know where he might fit into the family tree?

Thanks.

Apology for all to see

2004-06-29 23:39:57Z

Dear Paula,
I just recieved word from my mom that my last posting from about a year ago was not recieved well from you and I wanted to clear up any misgivings.
I was referring to either the picture of us (as toddlers or a little older) at Letchworth park by the water fountain, or the picture of us on the miniture riding tractor and horse in the Bayview Rd. driveway. Anyway, I carelessly used the word 'stole' just to emulate the way we use to talk sometimes.
I certainly didn't mean to imply any dishonesty on your part. In fact, I hold you in a position of great respect for your personal strength and integrity in the way you have overcome and perservered through so much.
Let no reader here second guess your character by anything I wrote here, and to you Paula, I am sorry If I have offended you in any way- Please forgive me.
_Dan

Clocksin family

pccs67 — 2004-04-03 20:54:56Z

I am a great granddaughter of Ellis Clocksin (Paul Clocksin--Preston Clocksin-- Paula) and I am hoping to learn more about this branch of my family. prior to homesteading in Montana, where in Wisconsin did they reside(city and/or county)? When did the family emigrate and settle in Wisconsin? Are there any other surnames or info regarding this family prior to their emigration? What was the original surname that became Clocksin, Clocksine, Clocksene? I know that I have asked a lot but anything you can share with me would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Clocksin family

ClineW — 2003-09-06 15:21:39Z

Paula, your great, great, great grandparents, Gottlieb and Ernestine Glockzien immigrated to Neshkoro, Wisconsin in 1852. They brought their two sons, Julius, 3 and Gustave, 1.
Gustav and Wilhelmine became the parents of thirteen children of whom your great grandfather, Ellis and his twin, Harry were the eighth and ninth.

Re: Clocksin family

2003-08-01 05:13:42Z

Hi there Paula,
I found your bulletin when searching for "clocksin". I just saw Martha here a few weeks ago, and I was on my way back to New York (from Illinois), somewhere near where you live ??? when the big storms came through. Anyway, I was surprised to find your name. I miss you a lot. I've told my kids a lot about you, and how you were like my 'best friend' as a kid.
I'm in the process of tearing down the cottage for my parents, and in the process, recalling many old memories. I've thought of you quite often lately and have wondered how you are. I hope this email finds you doing well.
Love,
Dan
P.S. I know you stole that picture of us together, but if you have the means, could you scan it and send me a copy?
P.P.S. Sorry to put this on a bulletin board, but I couldnt seem to find your email.

Winetta Cline

servicefirst — 2003-02-03 01:31:42Z

I am trying to locate Winetta Cline about August Clocksin. Thanks

PLATH, ERNESTINE

BEVERLYRAUWORTH66 — 2002-07-13 13:22:09Z

I'm searching for the parents of Ernestine Plath. Her maiden name was Warney and came from Germany. She married Reinhold Plath in 1886. Could there be a connection?

Re: Clocksin sight

winettafaye — 2002-03-06 17:08:49Z

Did you receive my e-mail message the other day, Frank?
I would be glad to fill in some of the 'gaps' you have in your
family history, as I am able.

Re: Clocksin sight

2002-02-23 20:30:00Z

I got your message. It was so nice to hear from you again.....I hope you have found out a lot more about your family..I know there were some relatives in several Washington towns....Don't know if there are still some of their family member there or if everyone is gone...You'd think there would be some, kids or grand kids near by..It is very interesting to find out....As far as I know that Clocksin book is still being worked on so maybe there will be some news on that soon...I would like to put together a reunion of some sort before everyone is dead....What do you think?? Carol

Re: Clocksin sight

BGrainger — 2002-02-22 20:19:24Z

Have a new e-mail address, bfgrainger@aol.com. Would appreciate you sending me whatever you have on the Clocksins. It's been awhile, been moving and trying to get things straightened out. I would be more than happy to send you what I have, so far. Which is not too much. I'm just getting started again.

Herman Clocksin was my great-great grandfather. He is buried in Mount Si Cemetary in North Bend, WA. I have very little information on his brothers and sisters, but from Herman down I can fill in some blanks.

Thanks for everything,

Frank

Re: Ellis Clocksin

2002-01-16 18:10:16Z

RE: Ellis A Clocksin son of Arthur E Clocksin in answer to your inquire Bernie L Clocksin is Ellis A Clocksin's Son. Bernie's grandfather would be Arthur E Clocksin.

Re: Clocksin's in ND

winettafaye — 2001-11-29 17:56:19Z

Frank. . .did you ever get any information about
Emry Wilbert Clocksin? I am interested in more
information about your mother, Verna. My father
was a cousin to her grandfather.

August Clocksin

winettafaye — 2001-10-03 21:55:34Z

Does anyone know anything about Uncle August. He was born in Wisconsin, a brother to my grandfather, Gustave. Their parents were Johann Gotlep and Ernestine. He went to Montana in the early 1900's, as did his younger brother, Herman. Was the postmaster at Carlyle, MT for awhile. He married Tina Plumplum and they had 4 children, Victor, Elsie, Avery and Ed. Victor married Ruby Surface, Elsie married Gaylord Wells. Avery was thrown from a horse when he was 16 and died from his injuries. Don't know anything about Ed. August and Tina separated later and she lived in Miles City, MT for many years but I have heard nothing about August. Would so much like to hear from any of his children or grandchildren.

To Preston Clocksin

winettafaye — 2001-10-03 21:55:34Z

I have just read your message inquiry. I am a first cousin to your father, Paul, and your Aunts, Marjory and Vera. I grew up in Montana, where they were born. Your Grandfather was not a twin to Arthur, but to Harry. He moved his family away in the late twenties and died shortly after that. They brought his body back to the Medicine Rocks where he is buried. His is the first funeral I can remember attending. Your Grandmother did, indeed, move to Houghton, NY where she did a masterful job of educating her three children. But they were so far removed from the Montana family that we grew up as strangers. We have had some contact since we have become adult but I'm sure we missed out on contributing to each other's lives. I am doing a rather simple genealogy of the family and have
greatly appreciated the help many have given me. Would be glad if you and your siblings would update me on your family lines.

For Frank

2001-02-10 21:39:25Z

Hi, Frank, So glad I could help you find your people...Anytime....

Frank

2001-02-02 17:10:27Z

There was alsoHerman that lived in Wash. Their son Ben was married to a Vera.A daughter, Alta was married to Frank Summers. They may have lived in ND.My great grandfather's wife also had a brother, Frank that lived in ND at Haynes, ND

Frank

2001-02-02 17:03:28Z

I am willing to help you look. What was your fathers name.There was a Frank that lived in Wash.He is deceased.There was also a George that lived in Wash.There was a Floyd that was born in 1908. He was Georges son. I don't know who his wife or children were.

Clocksin's in ND and Washington St.

2001-02-02 16:25:10Z

My Mom Verna was a Clocksin born in ND 1909 I believe, two brothers E.W.b.1917 and Duane b.1924 they moved to WA. E.W. has a son Don and Duane's boy is also named Duane.
Anything ring a bell? e-mail beg1245@aol.com
Thanks Frank

Clocksin's in ND and Washington St.

2001-02-02 16:24:42Z

Clocksin's in ND

2001-02-02 09:49:21Z

Looking for info.for Emley Wilbert Clocksin I believe in Noth Dakota in the 1890's to atlest 1909.
e-mail beg1245@aol.com
Thanks

Clocksin SEARCH

2000-10-06 19:04:06Z

Hello, I am currently researching my family history and discovered that my great-great-great-great-great grandmother was Wilhelmina "Mina" Clocksin born August 8, 1820 in Mecklenburg, Germany and died February 24, 1901 in Milwaukee, WI. She married Joachim F. Nevermann. Any connections out there?

Clocksin sight

2000-09-29 07:31:48Z

I have had trouble accessing the Clocksin sight. They keep saying my password is invalid. I will keep trying. Maybe I will finally "get lucky". My grandmother was a clocksin from Aberdeen, SD. She was born in Wisconsin where alot of the others were born. Her father was Julius and her mother was Augusta.

Thanks

2000-09-26 22:00:32Z

Thank you for including me in your family site. I will try to contribute all I can. We recently visited your great? grandfather's brother's son.We had a good visit. He is 89.Donold He really likes to talk about the family

Our family is growing and growing

2000-09-26 21:50:03Z

Our family is growing and growing. So far there are 550 decendents of JohannGotlep Clocksin and Ernestine Wilhelmine Plath

Finding Uncle August

2000-09-13 08:05:28Z

We are all cousins. We are trying to find Uncle August. Where is he buried. When was he born and when did he die? We know is boys names are Victor. He died in Nebraska. We have nothing about his other son Avery. Can you help.

Ellis Clocksin

2000-02-15 08:12:02Z

Ellis, the son of Gustav and Wilmalina, was my father's (Paul Clocksin's) father. His brother, Art (one of 16 siblings--most use Clocksin, but some used Clocksene), had a son, Ellis who married a Dianne. Is that your grandfather? Feel free to check out the Clocsin web site at MyFamily.com

Clocksin

2000-01-20 17:37:20Z

Preston, my father is Ellis Clocksin(the son of you grandfather's twin brother Art). Ellis Dianne live in Rapid City,SD. Ellis Dianne have three children. Please let me know of any information you find on the history of the Clocksin's, Thanks.

Clocksin

1999-12-10 14:34:40Z

Janis, It was exciting to hear from another family member. I posted a geniology for the Clocksin-Hapeman family on MyFamily.com. Your grandfather, Art, was my grandfather Ellis's twin brother (not Identical). Ellis passed on when my father was six years old. I've been told that Art wanted to adopt my father after that, but his mother (Gertrude Preston Clocksin) was afraid it was out of charity, so she declined and moved back to Houton, NY with my fater and his two older sisters (Margory and Vera). I guess that art had a son that he also named Ellis, after his disceased brother. If I remember right, he married someone named Dianne in, or around Spearfish, SD. Is that your aunt and uncle? Feel fre to get in touch with me at SoarNteOwl@juno.com, SoarNteOwl@hotmail.com, or at P.O. Box 327, Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039-0327. I moved to Arizona from upstate N.Y. three years ago, and am now living and working on the Hopi Reservation. The rest of the Paul Clocksin Family is living back in NY, except for one brotherPreston

Clocksins

1999-12-08 22:31:00Z

My grandfather was Arthur Clocksin, who I believe was your grandfather's brother. He homesteaded in Montana along with Ellis, Gilbert, Harry, Susie and Sadie. I'm not sure of the date, except that I know my mother (Evelyn) was born in Ekalaka in 1928. She has much more information than I do.

Looking for Clocksins

1999-11-05 14:29:50Z

My name is Preston Ellis Clocksin
the son of Paul Preston Clocksin and Bonnie-May [Hapeman],
the grandson of Ellis Clocksin and Gertrude [Preston],
and the great grandson of Gustave Clocksin (?)and Wilmalina [?].
I am the father of Paula Clocksin and Liam Clocksin.
I am interested in meeting other relatives, and also in obtaining any information I can about the origions of the Clocksin Family. I have been told it was origionally Glucksine, and they came from Pomerainia. However, I don't know if it was true. Please give me any info you may have to help fill in the gaps.