Krock - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: kroeck or krock, or krack

HackKroeck — 2012-07-24 03:16:38Z

I Have recently found out that Anton was not born in 1810 and did not die in 1890. He was born in 1828 and don't know when he died or where.. He is also known by Johann Anton Krock, also found him with last name Krack, and may very well be the missing link between the Ohio kroeck's/ Krock.. and the Missouri Kroecks.. anyone knowing anything please let me know.. Thanks.. Charles Kroeck

Re: Peter Kroeck

kathy3643 — 2011-07-23 18:50:13Z

I have recently bought photos of the following Kroeck family members from Missouri: Pauline, Flo, Herman, Wilhelmina, Clara, Paul, Walter, Carl, Bill and Hattie.

Please contact me if you have an interest in them.

Kathy@FamilyWeSearch.com

kroeck or krock, or krack

HackKroeck — 2011-03-16 04:34:52Z

hello my name is charles kroeck , my dad is Charles Kroeck Sr. , His dad is paul Kroeck, Married to Eva Fisher, His dad was Peter Kroeck, 1861 to 1927 married to Otilla Tullius, His dad was Anton Kroeck 1810 to 1890 Germany , married to Elizabeth, Can not find anything bringing Anton to the united states as to who his parents were, However I did find this part of the family in the Jewish records.. If anyone has any information that would help me to put the pieces of the puzzle together please let me know... Thanx Charles (Yoaz)

Re: Krock

mostofizadeh — 2010-11-25 18:02:59Z

I, too, have Krock (sometimes Kroch, Crock or Krack) relatives from Northampton County. Some of my (distant) cousins wound up in the Wind Gap area, but my line, at least, settled in Northumberland County (Delaware Township, Turbot, Watsontown and Milton) by the middle of the 19th century). My Krocks are the descendants of Philip and Salome Krock/Krack (my maternal great-great-great grandparents), who seem to have spent their entire lives in Northampton County, mostly in Moore Township near Easton. I have so far been unable, however, to "break the code" Philip and Salome and confirm the alleged Dutch (not Pennsylvania Dutch) origins of the family. Do you have any information along those lines?

Thanks in advance for any info you could provide.

Re: Krock/Kroeck

markschizkoske45 — 2009-12-06 14:17:33Z

I am from the Pembroke Ontario area. My last name is Schizkoske. The Krocks in Pembroke were linked to the Schizkoskes. Can we exchange information?

Mark Schizkoske

Re: Krock ancestory into Canada

markschizkoske45 — 2009-12-06 13:27:05Z

I am from the Pembroke area. My family name, Schizkoske, is associated with the Krocks. Can we exchange information?

Re: KROCHMALICK

lenthalia — 2009-03-25 19:37:46Z

My grandmothers maiden name is Stephania Krochmalick(e). She came to this country in the early 1900,s with her daughter and son. They were sponsored by either her brother or nephew Ambrose. Thanks, Len.

KROCK Rudolph 1907-1980

t42Moore — 2008-12-23 19:45:16Z

KROCK Rudolph 1907-1980

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 198,993 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Rescued Photo, KROCK Surname, Reading, PA Location

KBarnes1958 — 2008-09-08 12:44:33Z

As a hobby, I rescue old photos that have identification on them. I obtained one from an auction that is small, perhaps wallet size, of a man. It was taken late 1800s, my guess.

He's wearing a suit jacket, white shirt and thin "bow" tie.
Dark hair and a moustache.

On the back is the photographers information and it was taken in Reading, PA. Written in sloppy pencil is: Yours truly, Henry Krock.

If you'd like to obtain this, contact me at: digginroots@yahoo.com for details.

Kathy

Re: Krock in Toledo Ohio

SusanReed — 2007-04-13 14:25:29Z

Hi, I am interested in anything on the Donat family. My great grandparents came from Germany in the late 1800's. Wilhelm & Frederika Donat.
E-mail: trey257@comcast.net

Danial Krock of Carbon County

s_stamis — 2006-06-05 21:49:37Z

Does anyone's lineage contain a Danial Krock of Mahoning Twp of Carbon County PA? His signature has been found on daughter Mena Nora "Minne" to Elias Ziegenfuss.

Re: Krock in Toledo Ohio

2006-02-01 04:39:48Z

Louis Samuel Krock was born in Nov 1875 in Indiana to Joseph and Jane Barbara (Laisure) Krock.

According to my research, he married Sarah J. LaFever on 16 Sept. 1902 in Allen County, Indiana.

Louis died on 13 Sept 1953 in Toledo, Ohio; and Sarah died on 1 Dec 1954 in Toledo, Ohio.

Louis was of the Catholic faith and was confirmed on 11 May 1893 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in New Haven, Indiana.

From newspaper accounts in the 1890's, he was the pitcher for an amateur baseball team in New Haven, Indiana.

He moved to Toledo, Ohio prior to 1910.

Re: KROCHMALICK

2003-08-16 14:19:35Z

Hi there!
Thanks for reply! Please e-mail me so we can talk some more. Maybe we are related!

Re: KROCHMALICK

2003-08-16 05:32:35Z

I saw you name while doing a google search

Krock ancestory into Canada

2003-07-18 23:09:11Z

Anyone knowing connections with the American lines of Krock's is invited to answer. My own origins came from somewhere in Germany, likely 19th century, settling in Pembroke, Ontario as farmers.

Re: KROCHMALICK

2002-09-24 05:06:09Z

my name is nick i live in florida and my last name is krochmalick...........i do not no much of it but that it is my blood father's last name.........i have only met him a few times..........if you have any questions or faqs for me.........email me at fnkylibra@aol.com

Peter Kroeck

tttfking_1 — 2002-08-02 02:01:39Z

I am looking for information on my great Grandfather Peter Kroeck & his wife Ottilla Tulius. Peter was born in NY, & Otillia in MO. both their parents were born in Germany. a list of their kids are Wilhelamina (Roberts) B. abt.1905, Paul (my grandfather) B. 1908, William B. 1900, Walter 1911, Clara Marie (Wurtz)1902 , Hennrietta 1895, & Carl 1894. Paul was maried to Eva fisher.
any information will be appreciated.
Thank You
Tammy (Kroeck) King

Re: KROCHMALICK

scarletthara — 2002-05-11 16:07:52Z

Hi, my grandmother maiden-name was kostyra. She was
in 1875 in silesia. she had 3 sister and 4 brothers.
Please get in touch with me.

Krock from Prussia

Tammysnyder44 — 2002-04-02 22:14:47Z

My ggg-grandfather, Ferdinand KROCK, immigrated from Prussia in 1872, and setteled in Northumberland Co., Pa. He was married to Mary Wieshite before they came over. They had about 15 children, but I was only able to account for 12 of them in the 1900 census.
Are there any KROCKS out there related to this family?
Please contact me? Tammy <snyflr695@aol.com>

Krock

Bridget611 — 2002-03-31 14:15:28Z

Looking for info on the Krock's from the
Wind Gap Area in PA .

Thanks

Krock

Bridget611 — 2002-03-31 14:15:28Z

I don't know if I am descended from them or
not I cannot get past William Krock who was
originally from the Wind Gap Area in PA.

Re: KROCHMALICK

2001-12-24 16:34:27Z

seasons greetings:
i am a kostyra. please forward your connection to this family name. i've never met any outside my immediate family. although there was a rumor that ms. martha stuart once shared this name as well. (she denied it--her loss).

Krock in Toledo Ohio

christinarobertson75 — 2001-09-08 05:24:31Z

Looking for information on Louis Krock married Sarah J. LaFever 1914. Lived in Toledo, Ohio. He died 1953 and she in 1954. Any assistance appreciated.

KROCHMALICK

2001-08-09 03:38:36Z

If your know or are related to anyone with this last name, please e-mail me. Also if anyone is a Kostyra or Kondratuk, I'd appreciate if you got a hold of me too. I am doing a serious background search for my last name. Thank you!

Krock

Tammysnyder44 — 2001-07-07 20:48:37Z

Delores, Where are your Krocks living in the US? Tammy <snyflr695@aol.com>

Krock

Tammysnyder44 — 2001-07-07 20:48:37Z

where exactly is the Wind Gap area in Pa.? I have Krock ancestor's from Northumberland Co., in the shamokin area.Contact me! Tammy <snyflr695@aol.com>

Krock/Kroeck

2001-06-08 18:55:13Z

I don't know if this is proper but I am answering my own query ! In my last message I stated that I was having difficulty connecting up all the Kroeck/Krock ancestors in the micro-filmed records from the Lutheran Church in Heuchelheim, near Giessen, Germany. Well, I wrote a nice e-mail to the pastor offering to make any appropriate donation if he/she would research the records for me. Besides the Birth/Baptismal, confirmation, marriage and death records a "Family Book" was written ( but never filmed by the LDS ). This organized all the families with descendants and ancestors. For about $108.00 the pastor sent me the birth, marriage and death records of ALL my traceable Heuchelheim ancestors, both male and female lines back to the mid-1600's ! That included over 100 direct line ancestors going back 11 generations in many cases. I sent the pastor $150.00 donation and, believe me it was cheap at 10 times that price. My message to all those who found out what town/parish your ancestors came from " CONTACT THE CHURCH " even if the records have been filmed. The pastor or volunteers MAY have done all your research for you by extractin the names and dates, organizing the families by ancestors and descendants and translated the information into readable modern German or English. It is exciting to see the filmed records but as in my case there were just too many Krocks with the same 1st names. Mine was a genealogical wind-fall. I wish the same sucess for all those seeking their ancestors. Good luck hunting. Tom Green

Krok?

2000-11-26 17:53:22Z

My mother was a Krock. When they first came to this country they spelled their name Krok. Sometime in the late 1920's or early 30's the name changed to Krock. Hope that helps. That is what happened in my family.

Krok?

2000-10-02 09:04:47Z

Is there a likelihood that "Krok" also comes from Krock? What is the origin of the name?
Thank you in advance for any information you might have.
Jennifer

re: William Krock

1999-12-26 18:28:36Z

Dear Bridget,
I have learned that Krock is not that unusual a name in Germany. I did find out that several Krock families emigrated to the US about the same time from Heucleheim, Giessen, Hessen, Darmstaadt, Germany by the middle of the 19th century. I found through the Civil War Pension File Index a number of Krocks from Heucleheim (all of whom I ASSUME are related) had moved to the mid-west Do you have any dates and places for your William Krock ? Might he of been of age to fight in the Civil War ? Have you checked the Index and then the original pension files with all the old documents stored in Washington DC ? Good luck with your search.
Tom Green

Krock/Kroeck Family

1999-12-19 20:27:49Z

My maternal 3 times great grandfather Jacob Kroeck came to N.Y.C. jin 1850 from Heucleheim District of the city of Giessen in the Hessian state of Germany. Many related Krock/Kroecks emmigrated to the mid-west to farm. Could your family be a descendant from the Giessen Kroecks ?
Tom Green gretnaxx@aol.com

Krock-Kroeck Family

1999-12-19 20:19:20Z

My maternal great-great-great grandfather, Jacob Krock/Kroeck came from the Heucleheim District of Giessen, a Hessian city in Germany. The parish records go back to the 1640's. My research shows that the Krock/Kroeck surname was given to all the citizens who lived in the city of Cracow in Poland in the middle ages. I am interested in corresponding with any Hessian area Krock/Kroecks who may have done research in those Heucleheim Lutheran church records. I am having lots of problems connecting up which Kroeck/Krock descended from which. I look forward to your response. Tom Green

henry krocht

1999-08-11 20:53:34Z

my grandmother helen donat, had a half-brother by the name of henry, and a half brother by the name of walter, and a sister harriett. her mothers name was wilhelmina, who was from berlin, germany. there may have been more, but have not found yet.

KROCK, Mary Martha

1999-07-03 11:12:51Z

Looking for info. on Mary Martha KROCK (or CROCK), B. 25 Dec 1843 in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Married William Henry TUBB 13 Feb 1859 in Syracuse, Morgan County, MO. Died 14 Sep 1898 S.F., CA. Her parents were Henry KROCK and Adeline. Mary had 12 children. I believe Mary had 4 brothers; Fred, Henry, Klaus William. Any info. appreciated, especially on Mary's parents. Please email me at kshart@sisna.com.