Have to mention my Aunt Mary Reed {she’s a Nock too}. She served honorably in the US ARMY during World War II. She retired a Captain. She was interned here, at The Baltimore National Cemetery.
There have been many Nock’s that have served proudly in the United States Military. All respect and appreciation to each and every one of you !
Original post by Cynthia Nock Reed.
Hello Nock Family, This is a picture of my Mothers biological father Oscar Nock. We are in search of him or any known relatives. This picture was taken in the early 50’s on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. All we know of him is that he left Virginia around 1953 at age 16 or 17 and that he went to New York. This is the only picture we have of him. My Family and I greatly appreciate any information.
The Immigrant Servants Database is a project designed to help Americans trace the European origins of their colonial ancestors. Historians estimate that over 75% of colonists who settled South of New England financed their voyages to the New World as indentured servants, convict servants, and redemptioners. This was the case with the first Nock Patriarch, William Nock. This link is to his Individual Record.
http://www.pricegen.com/immigrantservants/servant/show.php?servant=6846
Click on the link below, and scroll down to the map and click on desired year.
http://www.ancestry.com/facts/Nock-family-history.ashx?fn=&yr=1840
Nock Family Heritage 