Nock - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bernard Nock

patchem51 — 2012-05-07 23:01:56Z

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Bernard Nock

nat2211 — 2012-05-07 15:31:25Z

i am desperatley trying to locate my grandad Bernard Nock. I know he lived in the west bromwich area and has a son and a daughter. I just can not seem to find anything about him so any help would be very much appreciated as i just feel i am not getting anywhere.

Re: NOCK's - Black Country UK

1_stuart865 — 2012-04-30 09:17:58Z

hi its been interesting reading this my great grandfather was john newman who married rachel nock

Re: Robert F and Annie C. Nock

erinerin218 — 2012-01-14 15:58:41Z

Robert Fulton and Annie Monks Nock were my Gr-Grandparents. They lived in Peewee Valley, KY. I descend from their son Robert Joseph Nock who was my Grandfather. I have a lot of info on this family.

Hope you read this e-mail......it has been a long time since you posted this!

Carolyn Dunn

Edward Nock circa 1775

stunock — 2012-01-06 22:25:10Z

Hi All,

I'm after some help identifying Edward Nock, Father of John Nock (Born 1793 in Dudley) - Sorry I don't know much about Edward, he may have married an Ann Dixon, but John (the only child I have details on married Anne Perry, died in 1866 and had 3 children John, James and George (that I am aware of).

Any advice gratefully received

Thanks

Stuart

Mary Nock, of KY, 1884 signature

alwayshope88 — 2011-08-15 05:01:12Z

Attached is a page from an autograph book signed by Mary E. Nock in 1884. This book belonged to a young student named Minnie Isaacs and all her friends at Bellewood Female Seminary in Anchorage, Jefferson Co, KY signed it, and put their hometowns too. Mary Nock listed her hometown as Pewee Valley, KY. She can be found on the 1880 census of Oldham Co. KY and her father, a widower, was Samuel Nock, born in KY. His father born in Nova Scotia. I hope this helps someone.

Re: Samuel Nock circa 1749 - Dudley, Worcestershire, England

ronbrierly — 2011-01-23 14:26:29Z

Samuel Nock was my 5G Grandfather. Don't have anything going back further than him though but would welcome any information that you have.

Thanks
Ron Brierly

Re: Carl F and Charles Nock

Robdrought — 2010-09-07 17:39:16Z

Hello,
I think I may have document that my father bought at an auction a few years ago that may help take you search back a bit further. In a box of nick backs, he found a document that is a land grant from the territory of New Mexico for 160 acres of land in Roswell for Felix Nock. The auction would have been in the Dayton Ohio area. It is dated in 1903 and certified with a stamp from the territory of New Mexico. On the outside of the document, apparently the land was paid off in 1912. My father passed away in 2008, and I have the document. It is actually in very good condition, and is approved for sale by Theodore Roosevelt and seems to have been filled out by the Land Grant Office. It is currently in storage, as I live in Centerville, Ohio let me know of an email address and I will scan it and send you a copy with pleasure. I hope this helps your search efforts!
Sincerely,
Robert Drought
Robdrought@yahoo.com

Re: Nock (Mary, William, John, Thomas, etc.)

peterdnock — 2010-03-27 08:38:51Z

these names are all part of my family rowley regis,though there are lots of nock's in rowley regis. mary my aunt married a cooper

Re: Sydney Thomas Nock

michaelsandilands — 2009-07-29 17:44:58Z

Hello Laraine
Sydney Thomas Nock was my G.G.grandfather I have quite a lot of information on him and his family. he was baptised Thomas and added the sydney later his father was also thomas and his mother was letitia Mantle, he had 2 sisters Emma who married Richard Oakey and Ellen who I have little info. on.Sydney thomas married Ann Carrol in 1864 in Limerick.
Mary Catherine married John Patrick Lally 1890 in Manchester they had 2 children I know of they were Mary born 1892 and
Norah born 1900 both in Manchester. Mary Catherine was a furrier and died 1909 in Audenshaw Manchester.I think Mary lally married Leonard Buckley 1923 in Ashton u lyne and had 2 children Kenneth born 1922 and Beryl born 1926.
I have lots more info. on the Nock family if you are Interested please let me know my email is msandilands@talktalk.net
all the best Mike

Re: Nock (Mary, William, John, Thomas, etc.)

ericajwilliams_1 — 2009-06-18 17:40:03Z

I see you left a message some time ago asking about Barnsley Nock.

My great grandfather was a Barnsley and it took me ages to track the family down on the census forms as they changed their name periodically or used different parts of the name - Barnsley, Barnsley Nock, and mostly Nock in the 19th century. We had no idea of the Nock part of the name. My great granfather was born Samuel Barnsley Nock but died as Samuel Barnsley and his children took this name. The family is from Quarry Bank in the Black Country.

Regards,

Erica

Re: Nock/Knox

glknox — 2009-03-30 22:40:27Z

Denise,

So good to hear from you!! It's been quite sometime! I'm still researching too... Reach me at knoxbaker@bellsouth.net

Re: Nock/Knox

doz01d — 2009-03-30 20:07:18Z

Hi Gina!!! I'm at it again!!! Back to the Nock family research!! I found a little more information that could take me into the mid-1700's. I've missed chatting with you and hope that you are well. Lord willing, you'll get this message and we can touch base and "catch up"!!

Hope to talk with you soon.

Nock's W.House (Rowley Regis)

nocky1972 — 2008-12-04 13:44:09Z

Looking for information about a 'Nock's W.House' 1841 census... This could be Warehouse or Workhouse.
The first names listed at this address are James Nock & Hannah Nock. James is described as IND (of independent means). Does this mean he and Hannah owned the place ?.. There are other Nock's within the address too. I know that James died sometime before the 1851 census because Hannah is down as a Widow (83 years old). She has a Mary Purton residing with her described as 'daughter-in-law'- Proprietor of Houses. Hannah's maiden name was Purton; could the description of Mary be a mistake ?
If anyone has any information It would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Simon Paul Nock

Re: Nock - Kingswinford, West Midlands

Geneangel123 — 2008-11-11 01:51:01Z

Hello Nock in Stourbridge,

Most of my Nock side of the family tree came from the Stourbridge to the Roley area. How about throwing out some names and see what we come up with.

2nd Great-Grandparents - Joseph Nock & Elah Newton

I go back to William Nock & Ann Grove late 1500's

GeneAngel

Re: NOCK - Sussex

jamesnock340 — 2008-11-02 11:54:41Z

I noticed you are looking for information on Nock's and Field's. My mom's side are Field and my Dad's are Nock, but I doubt that it has any relevance to your research as I am only young, and we live in the West Midlands. Jamesnock340@hotmail.com if you think I might know something that you are looking for.

Re: Nock - Kingswinford, West Midlands

jamesnock340 — 2008-11-02 11:33:53Z

Hey, I am really new to this but you could try using myheritage.com's research tools in their software. I am a Nock, and live in Stourbridge, and I was wondering if my family is related to yours some how?

Obit: Mary (Nock) Bledsoe of IA and IL (1929-2008)

wilsonje19 — 2008-10-17 02:05:48Z

Mary Ellen (Nock) Bledsoe, daughter of Francis and Goldie (Alderson) Nock, was born October 7, 1929 in Cylinder, Iowa. She received her education in Cylinder.
In 1953 Mary was united in marriage to Robert Edwin Bledsoe. To this union a son, James was born.
Mary was a bookkeeper for several businesses. She and Robert owned and operated a restaurant in Bloomington, Illinois during the 1960s. Mary was an avid Chicago Cubs fan. She was a member of the Catholic Church.
Mary died Tuesday, October 14, 2008 at the McLean County Nursing Home in Bloomington, Illinois at the age of 79. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; brothers, Gene, Dicky, Frankie, Bob and Eddie Nock; sister, Joyce Ihnen.
She is survived by her son, James Robert Bledsoe of Bloomington, IL; two grandsons, Bob and Ethan Bledsoe; two sisters, Agnes Alderson of Cylinder, IA and Mildred Johnson of Cherokee, IA; as well as many other relatives and friends.

SERVICES
Friday, October 17, 2008
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Emmetsburg, Iowa
INURNMENT
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Emmetsburg, Iowa

Re: Thomas & Abigail Nock family/Mary (Nock) Wentworth

reginastover — 2008-07-30 17:26:27Z

Liz,
My notes indicate that Thomas Nock who married Abigail Brickett is the son of Sylvanus Nock b. 1656 and d 7-14-1716 who married Elizabeth Emery on 4-20-1677 in Kittery Maine

Thomas & Abigail Nock family/Mary (Nock) Wentworth

Liz_Compton — 2007-12-11 05:59:26Z

While researching Mary Nock, wife of Thomas Wentworth, I ran into the following puzzle. The 2-volume Wentworth family history by John Wentworth, mayor of Chicago, suggests that Thomas Wentworth's wife Mary Nock was a sister of Rebecca Nock (who married Thomas Wentworth's brother Richard); a third sister, Love, died single. Rebecca is said to be daughter to Thomas Nock of Dover, NH, who died in 1666, but the generations don't work: Mary and Rebecca must have been born after this Thomas' death. (see v.1 p.208)

Another Thomas Nock living in the Dover area has daughters named Rebecca, Mary, and Love, however. He was married to Abigail Brickett, and his children were as follows:
- Hannah (b. 8/9/1714)
- Nathaniel (twin b. 1/26/1717)
- Mary (twin b. 1/26/1717)
- James (b. 8/1/1720)
[All four were baptized together 7/1/1722]
- Mercy (b. 4/4/1723, bapt. 8/4/1723)
- Love (bapt. 10/23/1726)

This information comes from "Collections of the Dover, N.H., Historical Society" here on ancestry.com and from the "Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire".

Here's my question:
Does anyone know if the Thomas Nock married to Abigail Brickett was a son of the Thomas Nock who died in 1666? The latter apparently had a son named Thomas, but the author of the Wentworth history believed that this son died without issue.

Samuel Nock circa 1749 - Dudley, Worcestershire, England

nocky1972 — 2007-10-07 18:03:48Z

Anyone out there have any information about Samuel Nock born in Dudley, Worcestershire abt 1749... He married True Harrison in 1774 - Saint Thomas, Dudley, Worcestershire

Any help would be much appreciated

Many thanks
Simon Paul Nock

eliza ann

riaoc — 2007-03-07 22:54:06Z

my great great grandfather thomas william shakespeare eloped with a eliza ann who was the nanny in gloucestshire. They had four or five children one being my great nan isobel maude. They moved to battersea london any connection?

Nock

suemorissette — 2007-02-26 17:44:02Z

Looking for Nock family, mid to late 1600's, Droitwich, Worcestershire, England. Descendants of William Knox (Scotland) who fought in Battle of Worcestershire, 1651. He changed his name to Nock, married a Bourne, and had five children, Thomas, Mary, John, William (m. Susannah Wilsby), and Walter. Also looking for info on the Bourne family. Some members eventually changed the name to Noak.

Re: NOCK's - Black Country UK

jannenock24 — 2007-01-07 06:27:06Z

my grandad born 1900 or 1901 was from blackheath birmingham left england about 15 and arrived in new zealand please let me know any info jannenock24@hotmail.co.nz

Nock - Kingswinford, West Midlands

debbie_brookes — 2006-12-01 14:54:17Z

Henry Nock born 1865 in Smithy Lane Kingswinford, to parents Henry Nock and Ann Bate. Census shows his father Henry being born 1834 in Oldbury. I can find no records of his birth or of his whereabouts on Census of 1851. Can anybody help?

Phebe Nokes and Jane Davies

2006-11-24 22:02:49Z

My gggrandmother was Jane Davies who was married to Amos Crawford. I had always heard that she died on a ship. Her daughter, Margaret Elizabeth Crawford (my ggrandmother was born in St Joseph, MO. and married William Abner Martin. I just saw where her mother died in St. Louis, MO on a ship called the Mameluke and am wondering if anyone knows more about this, and were there more family members on this ship.
Thanks,
Lisa Martin

Nock Family (Dudley, Worcestershire,England)

nocky1972 — 2006-11-21 12:15:22Z

Hello,
have traced my line back to Thomas Nock and Mary Ann Law..married in 1845 St Martins (Pepper Box) Tipton.. Thoams was born 1823 in Dudley and Mary Ann was born 1827 All Saints, West Bromwich.
From their marriage certificate I have Thomas's father as James Nock (Occupation: Nailer) but nothing else.... anybody out there have any info on him please ?... I know he was married to Ann (dont know her maiden name)

Any help would be much apprciated.

Thanks
Simon Paul Nock

Nock/Longmore/North

homebre38 — 2006-10-08 04:28:44Z

Hello
Here are some of your gaps I hope:
Keturah Longmore Nock's Parents Roseannah North and Thomas
Longmore. Thomas Longmore was a Puddler and 51 years old
His wife Roseannah was a housewife, Katurah age 18 years was a
Brick Moulder, and her sisters Mary A. age 16, Pricilla age 13
were the same. David a son was an infant. This info came from
the 1871 Census, Kingwinsford, Saffordshire, England. Please Note:
Roseannah 's age was 39 years in 1871

Page 18 R.G. 11/2894 Reference 1881 Census, Household # 88
#11 Bricklin Street, Katurah"s Grandparents,(Maternal)
Listed: Thomas North Head Age 81 No Occ. Rose H. North
Wife, age 77

In the 1901 Census, R.G. 13/2760

Head of Household Samuel H. Hart, 28 years old, Gen. Labor
worker, his wife being Minnie Nock
John Nock age 51, Father-in law, Widowed, Labor worker
John Nock, age 18. Brother-in-law, single, Labor Worker
Samuel Nock, age 15, Brother-in-law, single, Labor Worker

Re: NOCK's - Black Country UK

xxsophixx4 — 2006-06-16 17:27:17Z

wow my grandmothers's mother was called agnes and she married a man called stanley! my grandmothers name is ann shaw although her maiden name is shaw.
please reply if you need any more information

Re: Nock (Mary, William, John, Thomas, etc.)

@@bevandal@email.tc — 2006-05-02 23:56:27Z

Hi,
In your research have you come across an Enock Nock who married Mary Biddleston in tipton Staffordshire in 1810.
Bev

Re: Nock/Longmore/North

2006-03-30 13:36:32Z

Neila,

Question......

Both the BMSGH.org and Rootsweb BMD index has Thomas married to a Rosannah Bate in 1852. Do you know if Rosannah was married prior to marrying Thomas ???

Dave

Re: Nock/Longmore/North

Neila_Brenke — 2006-03-28 03:11:53Z

Hello Again!

From checking out the census, 1861, Dudley Worcestershire,
Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England
Samuel Nock, 69 years old, A Retired Bank Officer, Married
Anne Marie, Wife 49 years old
Lydia Mary, Daug. 17 years old
Samuel A. , Son, 12 years old
Anne M. Daug, 10 years old
Louisia, Daug. Age uncertain
Sarah Anne Harrison, 14 years old Dom. Servant

Then 1871 Census, same area and residence:
Samuel Nock, 80 years old, Retired Bank Officer, Married
Elizabeth Wife, 67 years old
Lydia M. Daug. 27 years old and unmarried

It looks to me he remarried in between Census, this the only
information I have, right now. The only thing I could suggest
is to check out birth or church records in Dudley where Samuel
was Born.

Neila

Re: Nock/Longmore/North

2006-03-27 19:41:21Z

Neila,

Thank you very much for the information, do you have any info on Samuel b 1790 you could offer. Would very much like to know Samuels Father & Mother and Wifes last name.

Dave

NOCK's - Black Country UK

2006-03-20 16:40:48Z

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

nocky1972 — 2006-03-15 15:42:35Z

Hi Angela,
sent you the photograph attached to an e-mail direct to you; just wondered if you have received it ?

Regards
Simon

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

nocky1972 — 2006-03-14 15:51:19Z

Hi ya,
No problem Angela, will bring it in to work tomorrow, scan it and send it on to you !

Regards
Simon

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

2006-03-14 15:42:27Z

oooohhhh simon, i would love to see that photo !!!! My dad looked very much like his mother, and was told he took after the nock side of the family. Contact me directly on e mail at angehaywood@aol.com.

take care

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

nocky1972 — 2006-03-14 09:58:30Z

Its fascinating research i must admit and very popular at the moment !.. On my mothers line (Wootton) I have found over 110 family members going all the way back to the mid 18th century - exciting stuff ! I hope to do the same with my fathers line. I too will delve deeper this coming holiday and sit down with my gran to find out a bit more about her 1st husband ! as I mentioned in my 1st message he died young a couple of days before my dad was born so my nans memories of him and his family are somewhat faded. Unfortunately my father never really kept in touch with his aunts, uncles & cousins etc.. I know they are in the West Midlands somewhere but we have lost contact. It will be interesting if our line is connected in some way ! i'm sure my dad will be quite intreagued... The only item I have of my Grandad is a wedding photo from just before the war so i'm very interested in finding out more about him and his family !.. as soon as I get my certificates and a link is established between our lines then I will send a scanned copy to you if you are interested. Will also keep you updated of any fresh information i obtain....

Hope to hear from you soon

Regards
Simon

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

2006-03-14 06:35:43Z

No simon, i haven't got much further back with the nocks yet. You are right, our line seems to flit from the midlands to the north and back. Always working in the coal mining industry. My grandmother for instance (james' daughter) was born near warrington, i think the family spent aprox 5 years up there before they came back to west brom. I will delve deeper during the easter holidays to see if i can come up with something. Other useful sites are www.freebmd.org.uk and www.1837online.com, and also the family search on the church of latterday saints website (you don't have to be any religion or a latter day saint to search this fantastic site ! - although the nocks aren't greatly researched on here you might find it useful for another line in your family) I am hoping that our line connects, i have found many distant relatives for my other lines, but you'd be my first nock and it's great to have someone elses input. angie xx

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

nocky1972 — 2006-03-13 15:53:37Z

Hello again,
Yeah thats the line i'm guessing are my family !.. I recently spent a day looking into that line and got quite far back ! I believe some of the Nock family moved to Yorkshire... I was quite astonished about just how many Nocks there are in the West Midlands, especially around West Brom. As mentioned before I will endeavour to obtain the certificates and hopefully confirm this link to this line as a certainty.

Have you manged to get quite far back then Angela ? apart from Ancestry.co.uk do you use any other research engines ?

Good luck to you too - if this line is correct then I will be more than happy to share any information I get with you !

Regards
Simon

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

2006-03-13 15:22:13Z

the Joseph i have, had the following siblings, all born west brom
James williiam (my line, gt grandfather) 1874
Thomas 1876
Emma 1878
Fanny 1881
John 1883
Joseph and Mary 1889
Hannah 1891
Elizabeth 1893
Eleanor 1899

Their parents were James Nock 1852 and Elizabeth Reese 1852, they married in west brom march 1873. When you've bought your certificates and if we have a match, i have got details of this family from both 1881 and 1901 census. I am in the same position with my nocks as you are, and am in the process of buying in some of their certificates. Good luck, ange x

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

nocky1972 — 2006-03-13 11:51:01Z

Hello Angela,
Have you any details of Josephs marriage ? or any detail post 1901 ? I have yet to delve into my fathers side of the family so details are rathers sketchy ! As a cild I remember my Great Grandmother, her name being Minnie... She would have married around 1910.... My grandmother who is 86 mentioned that she thought that her 1st husbands father (Joseph) was a twin. As far as i'm aware there are two potential Joseph Nock lines for around 1889/90 one of which would most probably be my great Grandfather. I'm going to have to obtain some birth certificates starting with my grandfather (Joseph) and then a marriage and birth certificate for my great grandfather (Joseph) to be certain of the correct line.
If you have any more detail they would be greatfully received.

Regards
Simon Paul Nock

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

ABaggottHaywood — 2006-03-13 10:12:21Z

just checked my facts, i have conflict of birth year of 1888 and 1889, but most definately know that joseph was a twin, mary being his twin sister

Re: Nock Family (West Bromwich)

ABaggottHaywood — 2006-03-13 10:07:17Z

hi,
I have a joseph nock in my tree, born west bromwich 1889. I haven't got into my nock side yet, but have got details of josephs parents and siblings if this joseph matches yours.
angie x

Nock Family (West Bromwich)

nocky1972 — 2006-02-20 14:46:55Z

Can anyone help ?????
I'm looking for information of the Nock family from West Bromwich (and there are lots of them HAHA)

I have only gone as far as my Great grandparents Joseph and Minnie Nock who I believe married in West Brom abt 1910.. they had 4 children, my Grandfather Joseph and my Great aunts Gladys, Minnie and Elizabeth). My Grandfather had 1 son - my father Joseph (b: 1943)...unfortunately my Grandfather died a couple of days before my father was born... links with the Nock line somewhat diminished after his death so my father doesn't have much information to share...

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Simon Paul Nock

Nock/ Nokes/ Nooks

2006-01-19 05:48:33Z

My husband is a descendent of Phebe Nokes b 3 Nov 1804 in Trehilig, Montgomery, Wales d abt 13 May 1849 in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO , Mameluke Ship. Buried on the banks of the Mississippi River, MO 15 May 1849. Father was George of Trehilig Nokes, Mother Catherine Parry b 15 Mar 1771.
George of Trehilig was s/o of CALVERLY & Elizabeth (Nokes) Nock b abt 1743.
Is there any one on this list that might know of this family?
Are there any descendents?
would be so apprecitive of any help, thanking you in advance. Maxine

Re: Query

djwshort74 — 2005-12-16 16:47:42Z

My Uncle Fred Weaver was also in the Royal Scots band posted to India he was wounded at Dunkirk, My grandad was also in the same band but not in India, in Palestine and my Uncle Jimmy Howe was also in the band.

Joseph Nock-inventor-1872

dsegelquist — 2005-12-13 16:06:32Z

Joseph was a Inventor of a new padlock. If you would like the info let me know. Washington, District of Columbia, (formerly of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Margaret Nock

Plano1290 — 2005-10-08 02:24:23Z

I am looking for information on my grandmother. she was born 1 Dec. 1894. She married William Thomas Beales on 3 Feb. 1919. Her parents names were: William Nock and Lilie Eliza Whitehouse.
Any information would be appreciated.

William Thomas Beales

Plano1290 — 2005-10-08 02:22:26Z

I am looking for information on my grandfather, he was born in 1895. He married Margaret Nock on 3 Feb. 1919. At some point they emmigrated to Canada.
Any information would be appreciated.