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John Abraham Jock

Birth18 October 1892 - Franklin County, New York, USA
Death4 May 1960 - Copenhagen, Lewis County, New York, USA
MotherHattie Burnett
FatherCharles Jock

Born in Franklin County, New York, USA on 18 October 1892 to Charles Jock and Hattie Burnett. John Abraham Jock married Gertrude Mae Ellis and had 10 children. He passed away on 4 May 1960 in Copenhagen, Lewis County, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Charles Jock
1866 - 1943
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Hattie Burnett
Unknown - Unknown
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Gertrude Mae Ellis
1897 - 1987
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Charles Jock
1917 - 1943
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Arthur Earl Jock
1919 - 1942
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Frank E. Jock
1921 - 1944
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John Frederick Jock
1927 - 1952
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Dorothy M Jock
1916 - 1984
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Elwin L. Jock
1922 - 1953
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Francis Lyle Jock
1921 - 1956
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Irean "Pud" E. Jock
1930 - 1987
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Donald M Jock
Unknown - 1984
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Elwin Jock
1911 - 1943

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