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Re: Schuck & Schug in Milwaukee's German newspapers

rebholzgary — 2012-04-21 15:47:02Z

These are some brief entries from the local research resource "Milwaukee's German Newspapers; an index of death notices and related items":

Schuck, Amelia; John
Schuck, Anna
Schuck, Caroline
Schuck, Fred. A.; 85 yr
Schuck, John; 72 yr
Schug, Anna; 28 yr
Schug, Friedr. Ferd. Adam; Adam & Maria
Schug, Gertrud & Johannes Giess; mar.
Schug, Heinr.
Schug, Joseph
Schug, Marg.; 21 yr; Heinrich
Schug, Maria Barbara; 63 yr
Schug, Mary
Sheets, Katherine (Schuck); 89 yr
Hahn, Eliz. (Schug)

Full entries available from the compiler/editor.
gary.rebholz@gmail.com

Re: Jacob Schuck - Germany, Ohio, Kansas

lauraeschuck — 2011-12-23 07:17:40Z

I am on Jacob and Carolina's oldest son Jacobs line. Jacob jr and his wife Susanna moved to Kansas before 1880 and their parent followed in 1883. I believe the picture is of Jacob and Susannas children Joseph( b. 1875) and Rose (b. 1878).

I currently live in Germany and all my research on Jacob and Carolina and the earlier Schucks is very accurate. Originally I had help from a German historian who had included the Schucks in a book she wrote. Since then I have collaborated with several other Schuck relatives to discover as much information as I can.

Laura

Re: Jacob Schuck - Germany, Ohio, Kansas

jamiebrinck — 2011-12-23 02:18:39Z

Obituary? Anyway it's pretty clear our genes meet at Jacob and Carolina. My path follows Margretha.I've attached an excerpt from a family history that was written in the 60s by a granddaughter of Margretha. This is my current work. I'm trying to find evidence to support this story. I just can't find when they went to Newton.It wasn't until after 1884 (the birth yr of their youngest in OH). I called Newton Historical Society today. they may have some good stuff. I want to get my ducks in a row before I call the back after the holidays.

My interest in Joseph has to do with a picture I have (2nd file). Written on the back is "Rose and Joseph Schuck 1898". The hand writting is no one I know and somewhat faded. May be as old as the picture. I don't see where they would fit.

If you have any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated. This is one of those things that get under your skin until you've followed every lead.

Jamie

Re: Jacob Schuck - Germany, Ohio, Kansas

lauraeschuck — 2011-12-22 10:05:36Z

In Jacobs obituary his wifes maiden name is given as Allas. I have the marriage record of Jacob Mathias and Carolina Alles attached to my ancestry file. I got this from the archives in Speyer. There are many census records showing the family, including both Margaretha and Joseph. Joseph was mentioned as a surviving child in his fathers obituary (1903), Margaretha (Zender) had already died.

There is also a different Jacob Schuck living nearby married to a Catharine. They have similar named cildren. I havent been able to find out if they are related.

Re: Jacob Schuck - Germany, Ohio, Kansas

jamiebrinck — 2011-12-21 02:16:42Z

I think I have a link here. Do you have anything to confirm Jacob Mattias and Caroline Alles had a daughter Margaretha and son Joseph?

Re: Schuck Family in Illinois

BD4137 — 2011-08-13 01:49:15Z

I am in the Deschand line and would like to know if you know where John Edward Schuck and Opal Deschand Schuck are buried. I have death dates etc. but need to know where they are buried...
Any help sure would be appreciated. Bette

Adopted SHUCK sisters Mildred and Dorothy

pegwlmsn — 2011-06-26 01:12:49Z

Would appreciate any info on Mildred Schuck (1922-2005) and Dorothy Schuck (1921-??). April 1930 census has them at age 6 & 7 living at Sylvan Heights Home for Orphan Girls in the 9th ward of Harrisburg, PA. We know Mildred married & divorced Robert L. Burns and lived in VA for some time, but that is all. Looking for any adoption info or other family.

Schuck's in Wisconsin

omusyk — 2011-04-21 01:47:05Z

I am looking for a family who summered in Arbor Vitae, Wisconsin from about 1908-1925. They lived in Springfield, IL and were involved in the lumber business. Charles and Josie were the husband and wife that I am most familiar with. If anyone can help me make contact with any living members of the family I would really appreciate it.

Margaret C. Schuck ,born,in Greensburg,daughter of late Joseph Harris Schuck and Mary Anne Johnson Schuck.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-02-24 03:49:00Z

Margaret C. Schuck
Fresno, Calif.
Formerly of Greensburg
Margaret C. Schuck was born March 3, 1917, in Greensburg, and passed away Saturday, Feb. 19, 2011, in Fresno, Calif. She was the daughter of late Joseph Harris Schuck and Mary Anne Johnson Schuck. Margaret was a woman of her time and was an assistant manager of Murphy Co. at a time when women did not hold these kinds of positions. She retired after 41 years of service in 1982. Margaret was a former resident, as well as president and kitchen manager of Hempfield Towers in Greensburg. She was a member of First Reformed United Church of Christ in Greensburg for more than 40 years. Margaret loved attending church and taught Sunday school for many years. After the death of her nephew, Charles "Bubby" Mino, she moved to Fresno, Calif., to live with her niece, Gail Anne Mino Gaston. She enjoyed being with family and devoted her life to family, friends and helping others. Margaret would have never hesitated to give if she had it to give. She truly lived by the Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." She is survived by her younger sister, Josephine (Honey) Mino, of Fresno, Calif.; as well as many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Fredrick B. Schuck, John F. Schuck, George E. Schuck, William G. Schuck, James E. Schuck, Lawrence G. Schuck, Richard H. Schuck and Joseph C. Schuck; as well as her sisters, Mary Jane Burkett Lauther and Bessie L. Wherry. Thank you to all the nurses and caregivers at Rehab Center of Fresno, Calif., Home Manor. Thank you to Dr. A.P.S. Sidhu of Fresno, Calif., and Dr. Jeff Monsour of Pennsylvania. A memorial service will be held in Fresno, Calif., for family and friends. A memorial and burial service will be held at a future date to be announced at Hillview Cemetery, Greensburg. YOST AND WEBB FUNERAL HOME of Fresno, Calif., 1002 T. Street,
Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune,

Re: Anthony Schuck Brooklyn NY 1885

terryrhein — 2011-01-15 14:59:48Z

Did you ever get a response to this inquiry? My gggrandfather was Bernard Schuck (b.@1856 in France) who married Magdalena Kast in 1875 in Brooklyn, NY. All I know about him is that he was a glass cutter who died in an accident when my gggrandmother was pregnant.My ggrandmother was Maria Schuck born 12 June 1876 at 112 Jackson St.They belonged to St. Nicolas Church on Olive Street. Any relationship?

Re: Henry Schuck - Medard, Germany to Franklin County, Indiana in 1849

AdamAililEsquire — 2011-01-07 14:55:51Z

Hello Laura, Adam Schuck here. I'd love to hear about our German relatives, and I am happy to share my branch of the family. My E-mail is Adamaililesquire@hotmail.com or you can respond to me here. I also have a database of information on rootsweb.com that contains most of the information I know about the Schuck family. Here's the link, I look forward to hearing from you!

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=adamailil...

Re: Henry Schuck - Medard, Germany to Franklin County, Indiana in 1849

lauraeschuck — 2011-01-06 20:36:22Z

I am also related to this Schuck family. I currently live in germany and have visited the Medard area and the Schuck's that still live there. I have a lot of info. Contact me if you're interested.

Re: Salome Sara Schuck

olivemai20001 — 2010-11-06 03:18:00Z

I am here again. What have you found out? Thanks.

SCHUCK Donald P honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 64W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-09 19:45:50Z

SCHUCK Donald P honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 64W

Honor our Vets. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,521 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Schuck

debpic1 — 2010-09-07 22:01:40Z

Hello James-this story is great! I too am a great-great grand daughter of Sabistian Laux. My great grand father was Henry Laux and my grandmother was Agnes.

Perhaps we can share information. Debbie

Doris Schuck in El Paso TX 1934

drbrownlee — 2010-07-30 04:54:13Z

Doris is pictured in the 1934 Flowsheet, yearbook of Texas College of Mines and Metallurgy (now UTEP) in El Paso, Texas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

J. E. Schuck in Amarillo TX 1943

drbrownlee — 2010-07-26 05:38:07Z

J. E. is pictured in the yearbook of the 422nd Technical School Squadron at Amarillo Army Air Field in Amarillo, Texas. The 422nd produced mechanics and technicians to maintain the Flying Fortresses. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching this family.

Re: Schuck Family-Germany(Bavaria?)-NY-Ohio

sg201 — 2010-06-22 17:45:14Z

I had sent this to an email account, but in case you did not receive it, I am reposting it here.

I thought you might be interested in what I have found about David Schuck’s desertion. It may also bear on David Schmitt.

I received copies of David Schuck’s service records. On 11 February 1862 he was promoted to Corporal by Special Order of Colonel Edward W. Serrell, the commander of the 1 NY Engineers. In the March and April muster records he was listed as demoted and confined. It says he was “illegally promoted”, whatever that means. My guess is the demotion, with no apparent fault of his, may have embittered him.

The July and August muster show him as confined at Key West for mutiny. The November and December muster shows that he deserted from Key West in Nov 1862. Subsequent musters continue to report him as deserted from Key West. The final muster, June 1865 shows him as mustered out at Richmond, Va, on June 30, 1865. It was confusing to see how he could have both deserted and been mustered out.

As much of an explanation as possible comes from “General Orders of the War Department, Embracing the Years 1861, 1862 & 1863”, Vol 2, Pages 117 – 120, and available from Google Books. There was indeed a mutiny, lead by Adolph Schramm. It named a few other probable ringleaders of the mutiny, as well as referring to “other members of his Company and Regiment”, though no Schucks were explicitly mentioned. Schramm was convicted and sentenced to be shot. Where it gets interesting is that Major General Hunter called for mercy, “Attention is respectfully called to the accompanying copy of a recommendation to mercy signed by the members of the Court. From a very full knowledge of all the facts in this case, I regard the Colonel of this Regiment (Colonel E. W. Serrell) as mainly responsible for all the repeated offences of mutiny and insubordination of which the men have been guilty.”

It looks like our ancestors served under an incompetent commanding officer, whose incompetence goaded them into joining a mutiny, but probably not playing key roles. If David Schmitt received a pension, it is likely because he served out his term or finished out as an active soldier and did not escape from Key West as did David Schuck. Since David Schuck already had three young children at home, he may have been motivated to escape to go back to provide for his family. The last muster, showing him mustered out, may show forgiveness, as recommended by General Hunter.

If you have any pictures of David’s sisters you would like to share, I would love to have them, especially because I have none of David.

Peter Schuck- Mercer County Ohio, Celina Ohio??

sarah325i — 2010-04-25 20:13:18Z

Aloha,
I am trying to find out what happened to my ggrandfather Peter Schuck. He was married to Lorena Humbert in Celina Ohio they had one son- Robert Schuck who was born in 1925. They divorced when Robert was about 6 and was never heard from again. Lorena has passed and had destroyed all documentation relating to Peter before so. I have no dob or birthplace for him and have no luck finding anything in the 1930 census. Any help would be great!
Sarah Schuck of Maui.

Re: Response to Schuck

sarah325i — 2010-04-24 07:34:33Z

Hi! Are these Schuck's from Ohio? Looking for Peter Schuck from Ohio.
Aloha,
Sarah

Need info. on a Mrs. Karl Schuck & Anna Haukauf.

durstshaffer — 2010-04-07 17:05:55Z

I am attempting to find the wife of Karl Schuck who lived at 427 Woodland Ave., Hawley, Pa. I need info. on her grandmother Anna Haukauf, who died while in her home in 1958.Anna is buried in St. Philomena's Church Cem. so the Schuck family may have also been buried there.
Anna's maiden name was Chmielorz. She came to the U.S. from Germany in 1948, by herself so evidently her husband died in Germany. She was married first to a ---Wolf and had two sons, Kurt Wolf, died in Germany during WWII, Horst Wolf, lived in Conn. the daughters, I do not know if they were born to Mr. Wolf or Mr. Haukauf. One daughter was named on Anna's death notice as Mrs. Erin Bartsch, N.Y. City and the other Mrs. Donald Tollin, Minn.
Any help to connect me to Anna's family will be very much appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Wendel Schuck

DonPage44 — 2010-03-21 22:58:43Z

In writing my books on the Page Family, back in the 60's, my brother did some research on the Schuck Family as my mother was Kathryn Marie Schuck, daughter of Peter Schuck, son of Wendel Schuck and Kathryn Seehi. My mother was born in Lincoln Co, NE, in 1901. My Page book contains several sheets on the Schuck Family. I would be glad to email the data to anyone who wants to develop a family tree on this family. Maybe somebody out there has already done so, I would be glad to exchange material with them. Contact me at donpage@digital.net.

Re: Henrietta Edith Schuck – b. 12/10/1876 – d. 6/25/1958

monalshaner — 2010-02-25 00:09:08Z

Sorry I took so long to reply. Henrietta Schuck Clark was my maternal grandmother. I would love to have a copy of what information you have. She did marry Birley Austin Clark, date unknown, but my mother was born 12/9/1912 in Los Angeles. My grandmother later divorced him as he was considered quite the 'ladies man'. We have no pictures of him but he was said to look a lot like Clark Gable. He later remarried which also end in divorce. I have more information I am willing to share.

Re: Henrietta Edith Schuck – b. 12/10/1876 – d. 6/25/1958

davidhalpert — 2009-10-19 02:55:18Z

I have a scanned copy of many baptismal records from St. Joseph's including one for Henrietta born Dec. 17, 1876 to John Schuck and Mary Schneider. Baptism Dec. 20, 1876 with sponsors Wendel and Henrietta Schuck. She is a distant relative of my wife. I believe she married a Birley Austin Clark. Most of the information I have on her can be found on my genealogy site - a link to her specific record is http://www.thehalperts.com/genealogy/Default/PersPage_1409.h...

Henrietta Edith Schuck – b. 12/10/1876 – d. 6/25/1958

monalshaner — 2009-10-05 23:57:37Z

I am looking for the birth records for Henrietta Edith Schuck born near Cedar Grove, Franklin, Indiana. Her parents were John H. Schuck (1845-1901) and Mary A. Schneider (1847-1923).

Some information shows she was baptized at St Joseph's Parish, St. Leon, Indiana, which is in Dearborn County. Her sponsors were Wendel and Henrietta Schuck, her grandparents.

Re: schuck, indianapolis, indiana

THWMuncie — 2009-06-07 04:20:31Z

Hi

you will find your Schuck ancestors at the link below.

http://www.thehalperts.com/genealogy/Default/PersPage_1236.h...

Theodore Schuck a great grandfather of Clifford is also my ancestor

Re: Wendel Schuck

michauxCM — 2009-05-26 20:34:20Z

My uncle was Wendel Baumann. His mother's maiden name was Schuck (my grandmother). She was born in Odessa, Russia in a German colony 1898.
If any connection you think bikom@telus.net

Re: schuck, indianapolis, indiana

michauxCM — 2009-05-26 18:48:12Z

Was Henry Joseph Schuck born in Russia in a German colony or came from Germany to Odessa?

Re: Henry Schuck

michauxCM — 2009-05-26 17:32:58Z

I am looking for info on Henry Schuck but not same person. He was the father of Magdelena Schuck (born in Odessa, Russia in German colony) She was born Apr 10, 1898

He married Eva ..maiden name Kraemer or Graemer.

Re: Schuck Surname

michauxCM — 2009-05-26 17:18:18Z

My grandmother's name was Magdelena (Maggie) Schuck. (born April 10, 1898. She was born in Odessa Russia. She married Joseph Hoffart (1912)and they moved to Sask (1913)when she was in her 20's. They had Eva, Ann Marie, Wilhemina, Manual (Eddie) and Joseph. Wondering if any connection. reach me bikom@telus.net if you want to.

Re: EVA MARGARETHA SCHUCK

SchuckWatsonFamily — 2009-04-21 08:55:44Z

This is no help at all to you, so I apologise up front, but I had to comment on the coincidence--my grandmother was Ida (pronounced "Eeda") Margareta Schuck, although she changed it to Edith Margaret (and she was born Ehmann, not Schuck). I found it remarkable that when I saw your query that it wasn't about my grandmother!

Kind regards, Mary Margaret Schuck

Re: Schuck Family-Germany(Bavaria?)-NY-Ohio

KCoon8944 — 2009-02-15 23:04:13Z

Yes indeed, David Schmitt WAS in the same unit as David Schuck. He was listed as an artificer as well. That unit, from the names I have seen in my GGGrandfather's pension file, must have been comprised of quite a number of German immigrants.David Schmitt also had a questionable "desertion" listed in his file...although it is uncertain if he was ill/injured and undergoing medical care at the time or what happened. He was subsequently discharged in 1864. Very intersting information, thanks for sharing, and for the additional links!

Re: Schuck Family-Germany(Bavaria?)-NY-Ohio

sg201 — 2009-02-15 22:32:45Z

Hello Kathy,

I have unearthed more facts about David Schuck since my posting.

David enlisted in the 1st NY Engineers Regiment on 14 Sept 1861 at age 32 and left the army on 27 November 1862 from Key West, Florida. He was an “artificer” in that unit, which matches his census occupation of blacksmith. Perhaps your great great grandfather was in the same unit. For information on that unit please see http://www.dmna.state.ny.us/historic/reghist/civil/other/1st....

If you are an Ancestry.com member you can look up the two conflicting reports of his leaving the army:

Listed as David Schoech (the German pronunciation would be nearly indistinguishable to us) he is listed as a deserter. A source record says “also borne as David Schuck”. Please see: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&rank=...

Listed as David Schuck, he is listed as mustered out. Please see: http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=1&gsfn=D...

At the time of his military service, he already had three children, so perhaps there was some sort of hardship discharge. On the other hand, I haven’t found any pension reference for him. His military records should clear things up. Another child was born in August 1863 in Manhattan, so he must have returned directly from Key West.

The 1860 census shows David and family in Manhattan in the 5th District of the 17th Ward. This was bound on the west by 1st Ave, on the east by Avenue B, on the north by E. 6th St, and on the south by E. 2nd St.

Thanks for your help, and keep hunting!

Steve

Re: Schuck Family-Germany(Bavaria?)-NY-Ohio

KCoon8944 — 2009-02-10 19:38:38Z

Hello! I agree, it does sound like we may well have a family connection. My information regarding the Schuck family came in a round about way. David SCHMITT (my GGgrandfather) enlisted in the Union Army about 1 to1 1/2 years after he came from Germany. He served in a unit from NY. According to his very lengthy pension file, at the time of his enlistment, he was living with his uncle, David Shook in NY. Later, upon his discharge, he went to live with his mother's sister in Columbus, OH, Susannah Schwartz, maiden name SHUCK. He was applying for disability, so there are many affidavits in the file regarding his health, background etc from family and friends. One affidavit was from his brother Maximillian SCHMITT. It was from Max's death certificate that I found their mother's name was ELIZABETH SCHUCK, unfortunately, I only can find "Germany" as the place of Max's birth. So, it appears that David Shuck had 2 sisters, Susannah(Schwartz/Swartz) and Elizabeth (Schmitt). I have an estimate that Susannah was born 1821-22 according to her affidavit in my GGgrandfather's pension file. She stated in Feb 1895 she was 73 and born in Bavaria. I am not sure how they ended up in Columbus, but the Schwartz/Schmitts all lived in the "Germantown" area of the city, where a huge immigrant popluation resided. I have found an Elizabeth Schmitt in Columbus census records, appropriate age range, but such a common name, hard to know if she was once Elizabeth Schuck, especially since we do not know if she came to the US. The reference to Frankenthal Rhonish was from an early pension document,in which I believe the information was provided by David Schmitt himself, so I feel that is reliable data. It has been difficult to track the family through the census records, as you well know, as the spellings change, the family is sometime listed as Schmitt, Schmidt or worse yet, SMITH! That in a nutshell, is the info I have regarding the Schuck family connection in Columbus. Did David or any of his family serve in the Civil War? I have ordered several pension files of ancestors from the National Archives, and have found a wealth of information in these records. Just a thought. Thanks for sharing your info...good luck on your search. Kathy

SCHUCK Raymond W Jr 1919-1994

t42Moore — 2009-01-10 03:09:10Z

SCHUCK Raymond W Jr 1919-1994

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SCHUCK Merlin Irene 1927-1998

t42Moore — 2009-01-10 03:08:57Z

SCHUCK Merlin Irene 1927-1998

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 199,787 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.

Re: Schuck Family-Germany(Bavaria?)-NY-Ohio

sg201 — 2008-11-13 04:15:47Z

My great-great grandfather was David Schuck, born about 1830. His wife, Elizabeth, was born in Columbus, OH in 1831. Her surname name was probably Hess, her father's name was David, her mother's I don't know. The Columbus connection suggests we may have some folks in common. David also had a daughter Susan, perhaps named after the Susannah you mention. David died 19 April 1888 and Elizabeth on 21 October 1913, both in Buffalo, NY. They had ten children that I know of, three of whom probably died childless. I am a descendant of their daughter Mary.

I have a David Schuck arriving in New York in July 1850, aboard the William Hitchcock, from Havre, France. The ship list says he is from Bavaria and 23 at the time. That gives a birth year of 1827, at the low end of a range of possibilities. It also lists him as a farmer, but all my other references have him as a blacksmith. Farmers often have many such skills, so perhaps he took that as his trade once here.

I have another David Schuck arriving aboard the St. Denis on 9 Aug 1853. This David is from Hesse and 23, giving the birth year 1830. This listing is also harder to read, so I am less sure. Here too, he is listed as a farmer.

In both cases, the David Schuck was alone, with no other Schuck passengers.

David and Elizabeth lived in Manhattan at least through the 1870 census, but were in Buffalo, NY in the 1880 census, and I have a Buffalo City Directory listing for him in 1874. The 1860 Census lists Bavaria as his origin, the 1870 Census lists him as from Württemberg, the 1880 census as from Germany, so what little information I have conflicts.

As to his age, the 1860 census list him at 32, giving him a birth year of 1828. The 1870 Census lists him as 43, putting his birth year at 1827. The 1880 census list him as Shook and age 51, putting his birth year at 1829. Finally, his cemetery records have him born in Germany, and just past 58 years of age at his death in 1888, giving 1830 as a birth year. That puts either of the Davids' ship arrivals in the ballpark. Your Frankenthal reference makes the 1850 arrival from Bavaria more likely.

I am sorry to say that I haven’t been able to follow David back to Germany with any certainty. Your reference to Frankenthal is my first clue, so thank you. Frankenthal is in the Rhineland Palatinate, long ruled by Bavaria but separate from it, at the northeast corner of France.

I would appreciate anything you can tell me about the Schucks. You may not be connected to the Hesses, but if you have information on them, I would appreciate that too.

Thanks and good luck.

Clifford Joseph Jr, indianapolis, indiana

trowbridge — 2008-09-21 17:00:29Z

Looking for info on Clifford Joseph Schuck jr. of Indianapolis.

Jacob Schuck - Germany, Ohio, Kansas

lauraeschuck — 2008-09-02 17:07:04Z

I have recently discovered the origin of Jacob Mattias Schuck (1821 - 1903) He was born in Sien, Germany and He died in Newton, Harvey, Kansas. He was married to Carolina Alles of Ulmet, Germany. I visited his birthplace and met some Schuck cousins. Anyone interested please reply.

Re: Schuck photo

gopeachy — 2008-07-22 02:50:26Z

YES, I still have the photo! I will have to dig it out a bit and check the handwriting. If the photo is a match to the same family, then my best guess is that it would be of the younger son. Feel free to reply to me personally; gopeachy@aol.com

Re: Daniel & Sophia Schuck - Allegheny Co., Pa.

MARGARET_Schuck — 2008-07-14 04:15:58Z

my mother was a sophia schuck, but not the one your looking for.my mother was married to russell schuck in pgh. pa.my father's parents were george and margaret.my mother died in april and I am searching for family also, with no luck. hope you find what your looking for
marghe

.myhairlady@hotmail.com

Re: Schuck photo

dianelindsley1 — 2008-07-02 19:00:04Z

I'm investigating my husband's family lines and he has a Franz (Frank) Joseph Schuck of Fond du Lac, born 1861 in Breslau, Germany and died 1936 in Fond du Lac. Could the "J" on the photo be an "F"? Frank also had a son Frank Joseph Schuck, Jr. of Fond du Lac born in 1886.

Thanks for checking...if you still have the photo.

W H Schuck (1889 KS news article) d: 1889 TX

RoseStout54 — 2008-06-12 00:00:18Z

(newspaper clipping)

Killed by a Gambler.

Galnesville, Tex., Oct. 1 --- W. F. Woods, a Fort Worth gambler, shot and killed. W. H. Schuck, a building contractor, in Oklahoma, City yesterday. The trouble arose about a difference in settlement on a hotel Schuck had just completed in Oklahoma City for Woods. Woods struck Schuck over the head with a heavy cane. Schuck fell back and endeavored to draw a revolver, when he was shot dead by Woods. Woods was taken in charge by United States troops, who are still guarding him.

Hutchinson Weekly News
Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas
Thursday, October 3, 1889
page – 1 *** column – 5

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Re: John Schuck Family

MARGARET_Schuck — 2008-06-08 01:38:19Z

I was born Margaret Helen Schuck in pittsburgh pa.. my grandfathers name george schuck. my father was john russell schuck. I think.I don't think we're related.parents devorced and you can contact me for little info i have. myhairlady@hotmail.com

Re: Daniel & Sophie Schuck-Pittsburgh, Pa.

MARGARET_Schuck — 2008-06-08 01:28:53Z

hi my name is margaret helen schuck. i was born in pgh.in 1947. parents were russell and sophia schuck.i know very little pf my ancestry.my last name now is vickers. you can reach me at myhairlady@hoymail.com

Nettie Schuck b. NY, NY abt 1872

paceves1 — 2008-05-03 04:29:33Z

I'm searching for information on Nettie Schuck, b. 1872 in NY. Parents are believed to be John Schuck from Bayern, Germany and Ellen Moore, NY. Nettie married John J. Squire.
Any info would be helpful!

Anthony Schuck Brooklyn NY 1885

debzara — 2008-05-02 20:48:06Z

I am trying to identify an Anthony Schuck listed as witness on an 1885 marriage record for Anna M. Schaefer and Johann B Fischer. I cannot find any Anthony Schuck on the 1880 or 1900 Kings Co. NYS Federal census. I believe he is related to Anna M Schaefer since her mother was Catharina Schuck from Waldaschaf, Bavaria.

Re: Johann Philip SCHUCK, b. 1-7-1733/34 Germany (d. in Pennsylvania)

neilschuch — 2008-03-31 19:43:24Z

I am researching ancestors and descendants of SCHUCH in Reihen,Germany.
Jakob SCHUCH 1833-1916, (my immigrant gg grandfather), Reihen, Germany was the son of George Michael (1783-1853) also of Reihen who was the son of Ludwig SCHUCH 1636-1713 of Sachsen.
According to Jacob's military discharge papers form Sinsheim, he was discharged April 23, 1860 and allowed to come to America.
According to the New York Passenger Lists Record, Jacob Schuck arrived on the steamship "SS Illinois" Line 23, captained by Charles P Seabury on May 14, 1860 from Le Havre, France and South Hampton, England. He is listed as born abt 1833, age 27, a farmer (Microfilm Serial: M237 Microfilm Roll: 201 List Number: 377 )
According to the federal US 1860 Census Woodford co. IL, Jakob SCHUCH was living as laborer in the home of Gideon Jeter in Peoria, IL along with Barbara Sauder 1830-1901(his future wife).
They were married Sept 07,1862 and joined the CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH.
Barbara Sauder is also reported to come from Baden, Germany and is buried in the Christian Apostolic cemetary in Gridley,KS.
From this union came 4 children:
Lydia 1864-1861; Sarah Fechter1866-1937; Abraham b1869 Eureka,IL-d.1933 Bremen,IN; and Martha Dornes 1872-1957.
please email me at neil.schuch@indwes.edu

Katherine SCHUCK

LeezilAnne1 — 2008-03-21 13:33:45Z

I am looking for information on Katherine SCHUCK Stadler. She was my Grandfather's first wife. I found the following news article from the Wellsboro Agitater dated Wednesday, May 1, 1907...

DEATH: Mr. Albert Stadler was called to Millvale, N.J. last Wednesday to attend the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Herman Stadler of Kane, McKean County, who was poisoned by a nurse Sunday, April 21st. The nurse administratered to her patient a large dose of carbolic acid by mistake and Mrs. Stadler, who had given birth to a child a short time ago, was in so weakened a condition that nothing could be done to save her life, although everything known to medical skill was done for her. Her husband and three children survive her. Mrs. Stadler was 30 years of age.

During the funeral services a high wind arose and blew down a large brick smoke stack on a factory in Millvale, killing three girls. The mother of one of the victems was in attendance at the Stadler funeral at the time.

The 3 children she left behind were: Herman Stadler Jr., Claire and the infant she had just given birth to, Katherine.

Re: Johann Philip SCHUCK, b. 1-7-1733/34 Germany (d. in Pennsylvania)

SahgolTchelet — 2008-03-20 14:18:54Z

Dear Peter,

Do you have a list of your Johann Philip SCHUCK'S descendants? I'll see what I can find on my end to see if we can link up.

You have the lineage back to the 1600's?

Are you in Pennsylvania?

Feel free to email me -
SAHGOLTCHELET @ AOL . COM

Yvonne