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Patrick Halleck

jamesfeighery56 — 2012-03-27 21:19:41Z

This Patrick was born in New York City around 1853. His parents were Patrick and Eliza. He was living with his parents and brothers in Manhattan in 1870, but in 1880, either he, or someone with similar genealogical data was imprisoned in Sing Sing. There is family history lore which tells of a Halleck involved in criminal activity.

See Hallock Board

silverfox3280 — 2012-01-30 19:49:33Z

I have placed many posts relative to Halleck spelling variations to the Hallock surname board since most American Hallecks spring from the same ancestor as the Hallocks.

So, I suggest you search the Hallock board for possible Halleck leads.

Re: Hallack

tenen142 — 2010-11-24 23:41:00Z

I am the sister of the previous poster, Cynthia (Levanah) Tenen, and I just spotted your post on a Google search. I'm very interested in corresponding with you about my father Audry Vance Hallack, and your grandfather. Was this Wayne? That's the only name I know of a brother of my father; I don't know whether there was more than one brother, or not. I'd like to correspond off-line if possible, but I'm not certain how to pass you my regular email address! It has been several months, so I'll just watch this space to see if you check in. Happy Thanksgiving! --Levanah

Re: Hallack

tenen142 — 2010-11-24 23:40:59Z

Re: JOSEPH HALLECK in Tawas City 1900

EmilyRodriguez46 — 2010-10-01 18:48:48Z

I would like to tell you:
My mother told me years ago that her grandmother Kovich married an Adam Halleck in the late 1800s. His wife had died leaving him many children to care for. Two of his sons, Ted and Ed, came to live with Pauline and Fred Sandner in Detroit in the 1920s as young adolescents.
Ed Halleck left Detroit after marrying Doris and moved to Florida. Ted left in later years and went to live with Verne and/or Kate Wells in Florida. My mother Virginia came many times to Alpena to visit the family.
If you have any information, I am interested.

halleck family lineage in Ohio

bettybettybetty — 2010-08-16 16:14:21Z

I am looking for the parents of my great great grandmother Hulda Halleck. She resided in Rome county Ohio in 1850 and was born in Ohio. She married John Hedges of Ohio June 8, 1850. They moved to Kansas. I cannot make the connection with General Halleck. My information came from my great grandmother's family bible. Hulda was born feb 8th 1828 in Ohio. I have been trying to find Hulda's parents and John Hedges as well for many years without results. Any information or tip would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Hallack

dmareschal1 — 2010-03-08 07:38:15Z

If your dad was Audry Vance Hallack then my grandfather was his brother. Since your post is so old I'll wait for your response to share more. Reply if you see this, I think we can help eachother.

Re: Halleck related to a Baldwin

MichaelJamesBrower — 2009-09-01 23:21:23Z

I know you posted this a long time ago but there is a Baldwin family that is married into the PULLIS family on Long Island (NY). Peter PULLIS married a Charlotte HALLOCK. Charlotte is descended from the earliest settlers of eastern long island. She is also a distant cousin to Henry Wager HALLECK (a military leader during the Civil War). Hope this helps.

Re: JOSEPH HALLECK in Tawas City 1900

ZlaticaBeca — 2009-07-21 02:23:54Z

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http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/ha%25C5%2582ek.html
http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/hallek.html
http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/halek.html
http://www.moikrewni.pl/mapa/kompletny/kujawa.html
To hear pronounciation http://say.expressivo.com
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www.polishroots.com/genpoland
www.surnamenavigator.org

JOSEPH HALLECK in Tawas City 1900

BJMcNamara38 — 2009-07-19 04:45:49Z

I am researching the JOSEPH HALLECK family shown on the 1900 Iosco Co MI census, living in Tawas City:

Joseph HALLECK - b. May 1853 Poland, immigrated 1885
Felkis (Phyllis) HALLECK b. Jun 1864 Poland
Philif (Philip) HALLECK b. May 1885 Poland
Frances HALLECK b. Apr 1888 MI - m. Robert J. Smith in 1912
Lottie HALLECK b. Mar 1891 MI
Eddie (Edmund) HALLECK b. Feb 1893 MI
Leo HALLECK b. Jul 1894 MI

If someone can put me in touch with descendants of Joseph and Phyllis, please ask him/her to contact me. Or if someone has researched this family back to Poland, please contact me.

I believe the above Joseph HALLECK is related (perhaps a brother) to Joseph Adam HALLECK who is also in Tawas City in 1900. That census shows Adam as "Otams Hallack".

Adam's Polish surname is KSIAZKIEWICZ (there are a number of spelling variations of this surname!)

Adam's wife, Mary Kujawa, died c1897 and the family story is that he could not care for his six children after their mother died, so some were sent to live with a HALLECK family, while others were sent to an orphanage in Alpena.

Adam's children were going to school with the HALLECK children. The teacher could not pronounce their Polish surname, so told them, "You are living with the Hallecks -- your name is HALLECK!"

We believe this is how Adam's Polish surname came to be changed to HALLECK.

My question is: Why did Joseph and Phyllis have the surname HALLECK when they also were from Poland? What was the original Polish surname?

Re: James Halleck/Charles Halleck

firejeeper1 — 2009-06-22 02:07:06Z

Indianapolis, IN that is.

Re: James Halleck/Charles Halleck

firejeeper1 — 2009-06-22 02:06:13Z

Well, My name is James Halleck. There is a good size group of Halleck's in this area. Not sure if we are related or not.

Re: Halleck

vicjo15 — 2009-05-14 21:08:49Z

My name is Vickie Lasley, and I am searching for information on Israel Halleck (born about 1787 in Long Island, NY; died Nov. 14, 1865, in Wheatland Township, Hillsdale Co., MI). He was married to Laura Jennings (born about 1798 in Truxton, NY; died April 12, 1882, in Hillsdale Co., MI). According to “Portrait and Biographical Album of Gratiot County, Mich.” by Champan Brothers, p. 464, Israel Halleck was a relative of General Henry W. Halleck. Whether they were brothers or cousins, I do not know at this time.

Israel and Laura Halleck had the following nine children:

1. Hardin Halleck (b. 1/2/1818 in Ontario, NY, d: 8/24/1897) married Helen Martha Wood (b. 11/30/1826 in Macedon, NY; d: 11/4/1898 in Wheatland Twshp., Hillsdale Co., MI) on 10/20/1859 in Wheatland Twshp., Hillsdale Co., MI.

2. Susan Halleck (born between 1817-1820 in NY, died 6/10/1895 in Iosco Twshp., Livingston Co., MI) married Martin R. Foster.

3. Philo Halleck (born about 1823).

4. Abigail Jennings Halleck (born 2/4/1827 in Wayne Co., NY; died 6/8/1904 in IL) married Andrew Jackson Center (born 1/29/1825 in Wayne Co., NY; died 12/15/1869 in Du Quoin, Perry Co., IL) in August of 1845. (This is my GGGGrandmother.)

5. Lucretia Halleck (born about 1829).

6. Clarissa Halleck (born 7/3/1832 in Wayne Co., NY) married on 2/12/1852 Darius Ingalsbe (born 4/13/1827 in Ontario Twshp., Wayne Co., NY).

7. Lydia A. Halleck (born about 1834).

8. Nathan Halleck (born about 1837).

9. Mary Halleck (born about 1839).

It is believed that Israel’s father is Nathan Halleck, but at this point I have no proof of that. Do you have any data on any of these people in relation to your Halleck information?

I look forward to hearing from you soon. You may contact me at vlasley@charter.net and I will respond.

Re: Hallock/Halleck - Orange, NY

vicjo15 — 2009-05-14 21:01:22Z

I am searching for information on Israel Halleck (born about 1787 in Long Island, NY; died Nov. 14, 1865, in Wheatland Township, Hillsdale Co., MI). He was married to Laura Jennings (born about 1798 in Truxton, NY; died April 12, 1882, in Hillsdale Co., MI). They had the following nine children:

1. Hardin Halleck (b. 1/2/1818 in Ontario, NY, d: 8/24/1897) married Helen Martha Wood (b. 11/30/1826 in Macedon, NY; d: 11/4/1898 in Wheatland Twshp., Hillsdale Co., MI) on 10/20/1859 in Wheatland Twshp., Hillsdale Co., MI.

2. Susan Halleck (born between 1817-1820 in NY, died 6/10/1895 in Iosco Twshp., Livingston Co., MI) married Martin R. Foster.

3. Philo Halleck (born about 1823).

4. Abigail Jennings Halleck (born 2/4/1827 in Wayne Co., NY; died 6/8/1904 in IL) married Andrew Jackson Center (born 1/29/1825 in Wayne Co., NY; died 12/15/1869 in Du Quoin, Perry Co., IL) in August of 1845. (This is my GGGGrandmother.)

5. Lucretia Halleck (born about 1829).

6. Clarissa Halleck (born 7/3/1832 in Wayne Co., NY) married on 2/12/1852 Darius Ingalsbe (born 4/13/1827 in Ontario Twshp., Wayne Co., NY).

7. Lydia A. Halleck (born about 1834).

8. Nathan Halleck (born about 1837).

9. Mary Halleck (born about 1839).

It is believed that Israel’s father is Nathan Halleck, but at this point I have no proof of that. Do you have any information on any of these people? Also, in that magical picture album, are there any pictures of any of these people that you can identify?

I look forward to hearing from you soon. You may contact me at vlasley@charter.net and I will respond.

Halleck, A. - 1896 - IN

IMRSB — 2007-01-09 20:37:24Z

Helpful Information:

Name: A. Halleck

Occupation: receiver & shipper of Hay, Grain, Coal and Lumber. Baled Hay a Speciality

Date: March 9, 1896

Location: De Motte, Indiana

Source: Original document in my personal collection.

If you have any questions about the above, please ask. I will be happy to help you : )

Re: Halleck, Forbes, Brady - CORRECTION

mlmsaf — 2006-11-27 03:35:23Z

The Halleck name does not apply to the Forbes, Brady families. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused.

Halleck, Forbes, Brady

mlmsaf — 2006-11-12 09:36:08Z

I am looking for connections to:
I believe my G.G.Grandparents were:
Halleck, Rausaeler (b.1833) married Affa Maria (b.1841-USA). Their children, all born in or around Zorra E., Oxford N., Ontario were: Harriet (b.1863), Susan (b.1864), Charlotte (b.1867), Clarissa (b.1869) and Caroline (b.1871).
Forbes, Thomas (b1827-Ireland) married Ellen (b.1829/39-Ireland). Their children, all born in or around Elma, Perth N., Ontario were: Richard (b.1859), William (b.1861), Mary J. (b.1863), Rebecca (b.1865), Thomas (b.1866), Sophia (b.1869), Samuel (b.1871), George (b.1875), Edwin (b.1878) and Ida (b1881).
G.Grandparents: Brady, William J. (b.1852) married Annie (b.1853/55) in or around Toronto E., Ontario. Their children were: Albert (b.1879), Gertrude (b1880), William (b1884), Alfred (b.1885), Charles (b.1886) and Hilda (b.1884). All were born in Ontario Canada with Irish heritage.
G.Grandparents: Forbes, Richard (b1858) married Halleck, Harriet I. (Hattie) in or around Zorra E., Oxford N., Ontario. Their children were: Edwin J. (b.1887), Olive M. (b.1889), Bether W. (b.1891), Walter F. (b1896) and Egbert St. G. (b. 1899). All were born in Ontario, Canada with Irish/German heritage.
My Grandparents were: Forbes, Edwin J. who married Hilda (Brady).
If you have any connection to or information on these individuals it would be greatly appreciated.

Halleck related to a Baldwin

harry fabick — 2006-10-17 11:51:49Z

Does anyone have a Baldwin in there Halleck side?

Re: Abigail Jennings Halleck, b 1827 NY

2006-03-04 23:04:59Z

Abigail Jennings Halleck, b. 2-4-1827 was my great-great-grandmother. She was born in Wayne Co, NY and died 6-8-1904. Her parents were Israel Halleck a stonemason from Treachy Wales, who built houses on Lake Erie, her mother was Laura Jennnings from Yorkshire, England. both partents lived to their 80s. Abigail's siblings were named Filo, Harding, Van, Henry (Hank), Nathan, Susan, Clarisa, Lucretia, Maggie, and 4 others! She eloped in august 1845 to marry Andrew Jackson Center (b. 1-29-1825- d.12-15-1869), who was a sailor on Lake Erie. his sibs were De Loss (Delos), Clark, Nancy, Celeste, and Serphina. Abigail and Andrew went to Greenfield Ohio and then southern michigan in 1849, and in 1858 took a covered wagon to homestead in Jackson, Missouri. Andrew was a rebel and joined Bowman's Missouri Battery in the civil war. He was captured and sent to a pow camp in the Great Lakes, but his brothers, who were Yankees, helped him escape. Abigail was artistic, and a teacher, herbalist, and midwife. They had 5 sons, Perry, Frank, Eugene, Charley, and George, and a daughter Imogene.

C.A. Halleck, Charles Augustus Halleck Virginia with New York ties

Brinley_C — 2005-10-28 02:12:34Z

The rumor goes that my Great Grandfather Charles Augustus Halleck was born at sea. His parents may have been Charles and Alice Halleck. Supposedly from England but I have found in Census records he has listed his parents as being from Northern Ireland. LDS has a spcific birthdate that came from an obit that I have but since finding this I have found two other birth years. I have the following birth dates 3-31-1871, 1869 and Jan 1974 coming from oral history from my Grandmother his daughter. He married Viola Bunch "Aunt Bunch" Simpson. The rumors go his mother died and his father placed him in an orphanage in New York or the father remarried died and the stepmother placed him in orphanage . He supposedly had other siblings. One was old enough to go to Virginia and he sent for his siblings and they ran away from New York and went to Virginia. Probably Clifton Forge/Covington VA area. Some of them were Railroad people. Would love to find some of his siblings descents that might have more information.

Abigail Jennings Halleck, b 1827 NY

vlasley — 2005-02-09 22:43:58Z

I am looking for information on the parents and siblings of Abigail Jennings Halleck, b abt. 1827 in New York. She ran away and married Andrew Jackson Center, b abt. 1825 in New York. They had seven children who were born in Michigan, Ohio and Illinois. I am descended from their son George Halleck Center, b 2/25/1825 in Ohio, d. January 1939 in DuQuoin, Perry Co., IL.

The only information I have on Abigail’s parents are their names, Israel Halleck and Laura Jennings. They apparently lived in New York, but that is all the information I have on them. Any information would be appreciated.

Re: Halleck surname

GECKO — 2004-11-16 04:07:54Z

I would like to offer a remembrance card for a Heman Hallick who died May 16, 1893. There is no other info on the card but it is an unusual name. I bought it on Ebay with hopes of returning it to its family. If you are interested you may reply to this or email me at penkap1@comcast.net. There is no charge.-Penny Stewart

William C. HALLECK - MI or NY

RondaLOberlin — 2004-01-11 18:33:09Z

I'm looking for information on a William C. HALLECK who was a sergeant in Co D, 5th MI Calvary during the Civil War.

He is supposed to have died on the General Lyon in 1865, but filed for a pension in 1890 in NY. Since I have an ancestor that did the same thing I'm checking on other victim/survivors.

Either my ancestor, Lawrence Everett, returned from the dead after being missing for 25 years, or there was pension fraud involved. If I can find someone else who was miraculously raised to receive a pension I'll feel better about assuming that mine really did die in 1865.

hallecks

dabratt67 — 2003-11-08 05:25:49Z

Hallock/Halleck - Orange, NY

AmyLuciano — 2003-10-04 17:41:30Z

I have an old photo album which contains many tin types and other pictures of Halleck/Hallock ancestors. There is a picture of President Lincoln on his Deathbed in the back of the album. I was always curious about this, so I began to investigate. It may be that my GGGGGrandmother, Margaret Hallock, was somehow related to General Henry Halleck who was present at the death of President Lincoln. I have been unable to make the connection, however. My GGGGGrandmother was born on 02/16/1814 at Orange, New York. So far I know is that her parents were Daniel Hallock and Margaret Ryder, and she had a sister, Phebe and a brother Jesse. There are also pictures of a Quaker couple, Josiah and Elizabeth Hallock, but I don't know how they are related. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Jesse Hallock

AmyLuciano — 2003-10-04 17:41:30Z

Margaret Hallock did have a brother Jesse. I have a picture of him, if you would like me to send it to you.

Margaret Hallock

AmyLuciano — 2003-10-04 17:41:30Z

Halleck

AmyLuciano — 2003-10-04 17:41:30Z

Terri,

I don't think that there are any direct descendents of General Halleck, as he had only one son(Henry Wager Halleck, Jr., born Abt 1841) with Elizabeth Hamilton (the granddaughter of Alexander Hamilton), and that son died as a young man. You are probably a lateral descendent of General Henry Halleck's ancestors. If you haven't already been there, check out http://www.longislandgenealogy.com/hallock/henryhalleck.html and also the Hallock sites that are linked at http://www.longislandgenealogy.com

Regards,

Amy

Re: William C. HALLECK - MI or NY

DebbyeI — 2003-03-22 14:24:55Z

Searching for information about the 5th MI Calvary...William H. Rockwell b. 12/22/1820 d. Brandy Station, VA 10/11/1863, after fighting in MD & Gettysburg.

Mrs. Polly Halleck

BelindaKent50 — 2003-02-26 17:12:36Z

I have an old Ohio State Journal:Monday, February 12,1877.
In this paper is an article about a Mrs. Polly Halleck
An Old Resident
Mrs. Polly Halleck died at the residence of her granddaughter, Mrs. J. H. Bull,109 East Chestnut street, on Saturday. Deceased was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky, June 11, 1790, makeing her 87 years of age at the time of her death. Her ancestors went to Kentucky from Virginia at an early day. She spent her childhood among scenes which made her familiar with the hardships and dangers of border life. She was an aunt of the late Governor Thomas Corwin, and a cousin of
General Sam Houston, of Texas. Deceased has resided in Columbus about three years, prior to which she resided at her childhood's home in Kentucky. The funeral took place from the Central Christian Church, corner of Third and Gay streets, at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. The sermon was preached by
By Elder T.D. Garvin, the pastor , and the funeral was largely attended.

Mrs. Polly Halleck

BelindaKent50 — 2003-02-26 17:12:36Z

This is the complete article in the Ohio State Journal:Monday,February 12.1877.
AN OLD RESIDENT GONE
Mrs. Polly Halleck died at the residence of her granddaughter, Mrs. J.H. Bull, 109 East Chestnut street, on Saturday. Deceased was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky, June 11, 1790, making her 87 years of age at the time of her death. Her ancestors went to Kentucky from Virginia at an early day. She spent her childhood among scenes which made her familiar with hardships and dangers of border life. She was an aunt of the late Governor Thomas Corwin, and a cousin of General Sam. Houston, of Texas. Deceased has resided in Columbus about three years, prior to which she resided at her childhood's home in Kentucky. The funeral took place from the Central Christian Church, corner of Third and Gay Streets , at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. The sermon was preached by Elder T.D.Garvin, the pastor, and the funeral was largely attended.
I only have the front and bag page of this paper. I have copied the article word for word. I have other Ohio State Journals and will keep you in mind when I read thru them. Belinda Kent at BKwendy@aol.com

looking for halleck name origin and meaning, and family tree. California possibly

2003-02-18 08:03:25Z

Greetings all!

If anyone has any information on the history and origin of the halleck name that would be great.
also, i am unable to trace the roots of my family. my father has the name halleck, and i assume his father did as well, but i heard that he took his mothers name... who knows..
any how,,, he was born in medesto california in the 40's,,, his name is daniel d halleck... if anyone has any information please e-mail me at
dante.halleck@aviano.af.mil

anthing would be appreciated
thanks

dante halleck

Hallock

jscharr — 2002-11-22 02:17:43Z

Am looking for info on James Losey Hallock family.
James would be my Great Great Grandfather,
in 1855 he came to Wisconsin to Buffalo Cty.
His son Henry was my Great grandfather, Henry's daughter was
my grandmother.I know he had a brother Edward.
but that's about all. Trying to find out where
he came from, we're thinking from NY.

Re: Halleck/White/Gleason

cheris1605 — 2002-11-12 17:16:54Z

Yes we are related. I descend from John & Lizzie White also.
John Emory,their son, was my great grandfather.
John Emory was my moms hero.
Please send me any information you might have.
Thanks so much!!!
Cheri

Re: Halleck/White/Gleason

cheris1605 — 2002-11-12 17:16:54Z

Please add a c in my last name,should be sch.
Thanks

Halleck's from Michigan and Indiana

2002-10-14 00:56:53Z

Hey everyone, I am researching the Halleck family from Michigan and some moved to Indiana.....Any of you Halleck decendants out there want to respond, please feel free! I am at a loss! Some were born in or around Wayne County, Michigan....Help a girl out here, LOL Email me at dabratt67@hotmail.com or justagirL967@yahoo.com

Re: Hallock/Halleck - Orange, NY

2002-09-22 22:16:18Z

Hi Amy,
I'd be very interested in seeing a photo of your Jesse, and any of his "kinfolk"! Do you have any idea of where this Jesse lived? The descendants of our Jesse are all in Litchfield Co. CT, Dutchess Co. NY, and Berkshire Co. MA, which geographically border each other. Thanks!
Elizabeth

Re: Hallock/Halleck - Orange, NY

2002-08-31 20:22:20Z

Hello Elizabeth,

I am still trying to find the connection between Henry Halleck and my Hallock ancestors. Jesse R Hallock was my gggrandmother Margaret Hallock's brother, and I have a picture of him in my family album. There are many other pictures in the album, including General Halleck, but the only pictures that I can positively identify are Margaret, her sister Phebe, her brother Jesse and Henry Halleck. From notes tucked into the album there is also a picture of Elenor Hallock who was another sister to Margaret.

I found a Daniel Hallock who married Margaret Ryder with children, Margaret, Jesse, Elenor and Phebe, so I am pretty certain that he is their father. There were other children, as well, Rachel, Charlotte and Deborah. All were born in Orange, New York in the early 1800s.

If I get more information, I will let you know.

Amy

Re: Hallock/Halleck - Orange, NY

2002-08-18 19:49:57Z

Hi,
I was browsing the message board and came across your message about Gen. Hallock. We have been
looking for the parents of a Jesse Hallock for years now, he was the father of my ggggrandfather Miles Hallock.
We know that Jesse was probably born abt. 1800 in NY, lived in Litchfield Co. CT, and had a wife Cornelia
Hopkins or Hannah Hopkins, or both. He had a son Riley by one of the women, who was Miles' 1/2 brother. We
have suspected that Daniel was his father, but don't have enough definitive evidence yet.

The reason that the mention of Gen'l Halleck caught my attention was that there is a strong family resemblance
with my dad, especially the lips and mouth. Every time I see a photo of the General I can't help but think that they
are related!
Any help anyone can give would be appreciated. Thanks!

Re: James Halleck/Charles Halleck

JanetSnider91 — 2002-08-06 04:37:27Z

My husbands granmother Florence Halleck 90 just died last Thurs. Her father was Charles Halleck. I belive his dad was James. I am going to find out more at the funeral this morning. I have bee doing a bit of research in preparation as no one really knows the history.

Janet

RE: Raymond T Hallock

2002-07-02 21:38:59Z

I was wondering if possible this family moved up into greene county, New York?

Re: Charles Halleck

JSwart58 — 2002-06-22 21:01:10Z

I believe I have the information you are looking for. James Halleck b 3 Jan 1825 Sugarloaf, Orange Co NY, d 4 Feb 1900 Fair Oaks Jasper Co IN, md Mary Gleason 18 Oct 1847 Ft Erie Ontario Canada. Mary b 26 Feb 1832 Ft Erie Ontario Canada, d 8 Apr 1899 Pembrook Newton Co IN. Elizabeth Halleck (dau. of James and Mary) is my husband's great grandmother. Charles b abt 1855 Canada, d 1938 Fair Oaks Jasper Co IN, md Estella F. Allen, buried at Fair Oaks, Jasper Co IN. I have more information on the Halleck Family if you're interested.

Re: Halleck/White/Gleason

2002-06-22 01:05:42Z

Hi Cheri, please send me your correct email address. I tried the cheri.shuffler@walgreens.com and got my message back. I don't see any of the information that I have posted on Ancestry.Com or any of the other genealogical sites so I am hesitant to put someone else's work on the internet.

Re: Halleck/White/Gleason

JSwart58 — 2002-06-19 21:31:42Z

Small world. The Halleck/White/Gleason family history fills four two-inch thick notebooks. I will send you information at your email address if that is alright. Another family member did all of this work, I cannot take credit for it.

Re: Halleck/White/Gleason

JSwart58 — 2002-06-01 02:21:39Z

Harry White b 26 Apr 1893, d 9 may 1971, and Gregory Allen White b 28 Feb 1892, d 12 Feb 1919 are sons of John White and Elizabeth Halleck White. Another son, Allen Gregory White, (twin of Gregory Allen) b 28 Feb 1892, d 5 Sep 1971, and his wife Laura Rosetta Gilmore White are also buried there. Their first son, John Emory White and his wife Esther Marie are buried at the same cemetery. My husband is a grandson of Allen Gregory and Laura White. I believe that James Edward White and his wife Mable Potter are also buried at this cemetery but I would have to check on that. I have some of the Halleck/White/Gleason family information if you're interested.

Halleck/White/Gleason

cheri_schuffler — 2002-05-07 22:01:17Z

Elizabeth(Halleck)White was my gggrandmother born:Oct 13,1858 died: Dec.9,1917
John White was her husband Born: Aug.19,1853
died: April 29th,1923(I have no idea where they are buried)They had 12 children.
James Halleck was her father
Mary Gleason her mother.
I have no dates on their birth and death.
Any information you'd like to share,please
contact me at cheri.schuffler@walgreens.com

William Hallack

Jackiebr — 2002-04-13 04:46:58Z

Holly, I believe I have information on your William Hallack. Please email me at basketmaker@earthlink.net

Re: margaret hallock

brendalds — 2002-02-02 04:58:34Z

Hello,
I have a Phebe Hallock born: Apr 1 1818. Married William
Kelsey. Do you have any info on her, if she is connected to your family.
Brenda

possibly Austria

marcin31 — 2002-01-27 21:59:11Z

I dont know for sure of the origin but my Grandfathers death certificate shows his mother as Susse Halleck, born in Austria. Married to a Joseph Columbus. My Grandfather Joseph Stephan Columbus was born in Delaware Co. PA in 1894 so I assume my Great Grandparents immigrated from Austria prior to 1894

Austrian

marcin31 — 2002-01-27 21:59:11Z

I do not know of the origin of the name but I have My grandfathers death certificate and it lists his mother as Susse Halleck born in Austria. I have no other info yet except that she was married to Joseph Columbus also born in Austria