John Jacob Pollock

Birth7 September 1867 - Summit Hill, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Death11 September 1939 - Lansford, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

MotherRacheal McLaughlin

FatherThomas Pollock

Born in Summit Hill, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, United States of America on 7 September 1867 to Thomas Pollock and Racheal McLaughlin. John Jacob Pollock married Ellen ( Ella ) Honser and had 12 children. He passed away on 11 September 1939 in Lansford, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents

Thomas Pollock
1831 - 1880

Racheal Mclaughlin
1824 - 1877

Spouse(s)

Ellen ( Ella ) Honser
1869 - 1919

Ella Pollock
1870 - Unknown

Ellen Kissner
1868 - Unknown

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Elizabeth "Lizzie" Pollock
1890 - 1952

Esther Pollock
1897 - 1918

Thomas P. Pollock
1906 - 1964

Rachel Pollock
1888 - 1956

Nelson Pollock
1910 - 1983

Charles Pollock
1909 - Unknown

John Jacob Pollock
1899 - 1971

Mary Ellen Pollock Davis
1901 - 1964

Nathan Clinton Pollock
1894 - 1948

William Pollock
1892 - 1978

Nancy Pollock
1894 - 1974

Clara Pollock
1903 - 1990

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