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The Hallock Family
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| Hallock
families in the USA from the 1850 Census to 1990
Census |
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| Zebulon Hallock - b: Abt. 1727,
Southold, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York d: 1814, Minisink, Orange County, New York |
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My Revolutionary War
Ancestor |
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On February 16th, 2005, my supplemental application for membership to the
Sons of the American Revolution was accepted, thus confirming
involvement in the Revolution on both sides of my family. Above is
the notification and the membership certificate I received from that
organization. Zebulon Hallock was my 4th great-grandfather. |
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is the 1800 Census record for Minisink Township, Orange County, New York
showing the families of Zebulon Hallock, Richard Hallock (I'm not sure
of the relationship, if any), Jonathan Van Tuyl and John Van Tuyl.
Right is the record for Zebulon Hallock, Jr. |
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| Thomas W. Hallock - b: December 31, 1781,
Suffolk County, Long Island, New York d: January 18, 1865, Lumberland, Sullivan County, New York |
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is the census record for Minisink Township, Orange County, New York for
the year 1820. On this page is the information for several
families including brothers Zebulon Hallock, Joseph Hallock,
Thomas W. Hallock, Richard Hallock, as well as Jonathan
Van Tuyl. |
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is the census record for Minisink Township, Orange County, New York for
the year 1830 for Thomas Hallock. |
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is the census record for Lumberland, Sullivan County, New York for
the year 1850 for Thomas Hallock. Also listed is his son Hosea
Hallock and his family. |
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| Daniel VanTuyl Hallock - b:
April 1831,
New York d: November 18, 1895, New York |
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Where our family tree didn't fork. |
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is the 1860 census record for Lumberland, Sullivan County, New York for
Daniel Van Tuyl Hallock. Daniel married his first cousin, once
removed, Mary Alice Rider. Mary was the daughter of Susan Adeline
Van Tuyl. Susan's father was Daniel Van Tuyl. Daniel V.
Hallock was the son of Julia Van Tuyl, Daniel Van Tuyl's sister. |
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is the 1880 census record for Lumberland, Sullivan County, New York for
Daniel Van Tuyl Hallock. At the time, my great-grand uncle Leon
Pine who was 5 years old was living with them. Also staying with
them was my 2nd great grandmother, Mary Alice Rider Van Tuyl. She
had remarried after her husband Job Rider passed away and her married
name was McPhellany. |
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is the obituary of Daniel Van Tuyl Hallock. He died of a
heart attack in his home on November 18, 1895, from the Middletown Daily
Argus newspaper. |
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| Annie V. Hallock - b:
November 30, 1854,
New York d: November 15, 1905, Atlantic, Cass County, Iowa |
My great-grandmother, Annie V. Hallock was the wife of
Archibald D. Pine. Annie was the daughter of Daniel
Van Tuyl Hallock. |
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| Helen E. Hallock - b:
May 31, 1860,
New York d: 1938 Unknown |
| My great-grand aunt, Helen E. Hallock was the daughter of Daniel
Van Tuyl Hallock and Mary Alice Rider Hallock. See her 1920
census record below with her brother, Myron
Scott Hallock. |
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| Myron Scott Hallock - b:
1863,
New York d: 1938 Unknown |
  My great-grand uncle, Myron Scott Hallock was the son of Daniel
Van Tuyl Hallock and Mary Alice Rider Hallock.
I found this picture on eBay of all places, when a very kind person made
me aware of its existence. This person had seen my web site
and knew that this picture could be someone in my family. It
is of Uncle Scott taken in a military-style uniform circa 1866.
The handwriting on the back of the photo looks very similar to that
found in the Pine Family Bible. |
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Left is the 1900 census record for Uncle Scott. At the time he as
living in Deerpark, Orange County, NY, working as a
Locomotive Fireman. |
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is the 1910 census record for Uncle Scott. At the time he as
living in Port Jervis, Orange County, NY, still working as a
Fireman for the railroad. |
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Left is the
1920 Lumberland, Sullivan County, New York census record for Scott and
his sister Helen Hallock. (see above) |
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| Jennie F. Hallock - b: July
1867, New York d: Aft. 1928, New York |
| My great-grand aunt, Jennie F. Hallock was the daughter of
Daniel
Van Tuyl Hallock and Mary Alice Rider Hallock.
My mother, Mary Louise Pine
Petznick, recalls visiting aunt Jennie on her farm in 1928, where
she raised peacocks. |
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Hallock Family Bible - Left is the Birth
Page. Right is the Deaths Page. These
were provided by my 3rd Cousin, Arthur Hallock |
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Southold Long Island 1640 to
1882
The earliest Hallock ancestors
settled on eastern Long Island, New York in a town
called Southold. Below is a map sent to me by
Arthur Hallock of the city that lists the owners of
the town plots throughout the years from 1640 to
1882, when the map was drawn. Click on the
image to go to the readable map. |
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