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Thursday, August 28, 2014
One Person at a Time...Agnes
~Even though I have a lot of people in my family tree, I also have a lot of "holes" that need more research. Over the next few months, I am going to attempt to patch up those holes by doing research one person at a time- starting at the beginning of the list~
Agnes- I actually have 2 Agnes' that I needed to research so I'm putting them in the same blog post.
1. Agnes
Before Research:
My 11th great grandmother, unknown birth and death. She married Johann Spielman (1609-1670) and they had at least 1 son: Heinrich Spielman (1646-1706).
After Research:
I was unable to locate her last name, unfortunately. She was born about 1609 in Germany and died between 1665-1674- according to some Ancestry.com member trees.
Johann and Agnes married in 1640 in Germany.
2. Agnes V.
Before Research:
My mother-in-law of great aunt, b. in 1902 and d. in 1974. She married Clarence Michael Schock (1903-2000) and they had at least 1 son: Clarence V. Schock (1928-2012).
After Research:
Agnes A. Hery
b. 27 Oct 1901 in Newark, Licking, Ohio
d. 15 Nov 1974 in Dayton, Ohio
Parents: George James Hery (1870-1953) & Elizabeth B. Call (1873-1955)
Siblings:
Elizabeth Blanche 1900-1987
Cecelia 1901-1974 (Agnes' twin sister)
George Joseph 1902-1985
Delores M. 1904-1967
Vincent P. 1906- ?
Helen L. 1907- ?
Walter P. 1908- ?
Margarette A. 1909- ?
Agnes' grandfather- Nicholas Hery "O'Hara"- was born in 1839 in Ireland and came to America. He died on 18 Jan 1890 in Rochester, New York.
Agnes' Residences:
1910- age 9- Rochester, Ward 15, Monroe, New York
1930- age 29- Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio
Agnes and Clarence had 3 children:
Clarence V. Schock 1928-2012
Elizabeth A. Schock 1929- ?
Mary A. Schock 1930- ?
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So much out there that you need to go to the source makes it difficult to answer questions. Especially when you don't know the source.
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