Walkershire - Person Sheet
Walkershire - Person Sheet
NameUlrich Webrick "Orei" Houck 
Birth Date21 May 1817
Birth PlaceSteinweiler, Germersheim, Rheinland Pfalz, Allemagne
Reside Date1850
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
Reside Date1855
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoRelation to Head: Head
Reside Date7 Jul 1860
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Boston
Reside Date1866
Reside PlaceEden Valley; East Eden, Erie, New York
Reside Date1870
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Eden
Reside Date1880
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoMarital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Self
Reside Date1892
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York
Reside Date28 Aug 1901
Reside PlaceBuffalo, New York, USA
Reside PlaceEden
Reside PlaceHamburg, New York, United States
Death Date26 Aug 1901
Death PlaceHamburg, Erie, New York, USA
Burial Date28 Aug 1901
Burial PlaceHamburg, Erie County, New York, United States of America
MemoProspect Lawn Cemetery Hamburg, Erie, NY
Birth DateMay 1817
Birth PlaceBavaria, Bayern, Germany
Reside Date1860
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Boston
Birth DateMay 1817
Birth PlaceSteinweiler, Germersheim, Rheinland-Pfalz, Deutschland
Immi Date1831
MemoPer John Hauck 1900 census in Hamburg, NY
Reside Dateabt 1832
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, NY
MemoImmigration date per 1855 NYS Census (see naturalization date)
Natu Date7 Oct 1840
Natu PlaceErie County, NY
MemoNaturalized per 1855 Census
Census Date1850
Census PlaceEden, Erie, NY Page 363
Census Date1855
Census PlaceEden, Erie, NY
MemoImage 28 & 35ag
Census Date1860
Census PlaceEden, Erie, NY
MemoListed as “Wilbreck” page 239
Census Date1870
Census PlaceEden, Erie, NY
MemoImage 37 spelled “Olrei Hock”
Reside Date1880
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoMarital Status: MarriedRelation to Head: Self
Census Date1892
Census PlaceEden, Erie, New York
MemoFredricka 55, william 24, Caroline 16, Anna 14
Death Dateaft 1 Jun 1900 bef 5 Sep 1901
OccupationFarmer Per 1870 Census
ResidencesEden, Erie Co. NY
FlagsAncestry 12-Dec -2021 GED, Ancestry GED 4-Dec-2020, From Walkershire 100 Dec 2021 CAPS, walker100 fromAncestry 5-Dec-2020
FatherJohn Hauck (1782-1855)
MotherAnna Maria Margaret Böbinger (1785->1855)
Spouses
Birth Dateabt 1836
Birth PlaceMecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Census Date1870
Census PlaceEden, Erie, NY
Memoname spelled Reka Hock
Reside Date1870
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Eden
Reside Date1880
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoMarital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Wife
Reside Date1892
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York
Death DateJan 1899
Death PlaceEden, Erie, New York
MemoHamburg Sun
Death Dateabt 20 Jan 1900
Death PlaceBuffalo, New York, USA
ResidencesEden, Erie Co. NY
Marr Datebef 1870
ChildrenJulia S (~1865-)
William M (1868-1948)
John (~1870-)
Francis (Frank) Ulrich (1871-1951)
Edward Henry (1873-1956)
Caroline "Carrie" (1875-1900)
Emma (1877-1953)
Mary Anna (~1878-)
Fred (~1863-)
Carrie (~1875-)
Birth Dateabt 1821
Birth PlaceWittenberg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
Reside Date1850
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
Reside Date1855
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoRelation to Head: Wife
Reside Date1860
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Boston
Death Dateaft 1865
Death PlaceEden, Erie, New York
ChildrenGeorge H (~1845-)
Charles B (1848-1918)
Magdalena R "Corrie" “Lany” (1854-1931)
Louisa (~1856-1904)
Jacob (1858-1928)
Birth Dateabt 1821
Birth PlaceWittenberg
Birth Dateabt 1821
Birth PlaceWittenberg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
Census Date1850
Census PlaceEden, Erie, NY
Memopage 363 listed as “Mary”
Reside Date1850
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
Reside Date1855
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoRelation to Head: Wife
Census Date20 Jun 1855
Census PlaceEden, Erie, New York
Memoage=30 therefore born abt 1825
Reside Date1860
Reside PlaceEden, Erie, New York, USA
MemoResidence Post Office: Boston
Census Date6 Jul 1860
Census PlaceEden, Erie, NY
Memopage 239 age 39 therefore born abt 1821. Has Birth place as Wittenberg.
Census Date1865
Census PlaceEden, Erie, New York
MemoHouck is spelled Hanch (Very bad hand wrighting)
Reside Date1890
Reside Place203 Pine, Buffalo, NY
Memo1890 City of Buffalo Directory
Death Dateaft 1890
Death PlaceNew York, United States
Death Dateaft 1890
Death PlaceNew York
Marr Dateabt 1843
ChildrenGeorge H (~1845-)
Charles B (1848-1918)
Corrie “Lany” (~1850-)
Magdalena R "Corrie" “Lany” (1854-1931)
Louisa (1857-1904)
Jacob (1858-1928)
Louisa (~1856-1904)
Fred (~1863-)
George (~1864-)
Notes for Ulrich Webrick "Orei" Houck
Came from Germany in 1832 with brother Michael. Came down the Erie Barge Canal to get to Eden. Land in Eden was given free to immigrants who would farm the land and Ulrich settled there.
Ulrich Hauck lived in the Town of Eden, Erie, NY
King Fredrick William III of Prussia caused a compulory union of the Reform and Lutheran churches. A break away sect of >1000 opposeds to union and known as Old Lutherans" emigrated to the USA in 1839. 700 to Milwaukee the rest to Buffalo.
However, the first wave of German immigration was the result of a desire for religious freedom. "Those are the Pomeranians; they came from Pomerania, which was part of Prussia, and arrived in 1839," explains Gerhard Rauscher.
The old Lutheran Pomeranians were unwilling to accept the king of Prussia's proclamation that the Lutheran and Calvinistic faiths should form one united church. The Pomeranians arrived in the Milwaukee area and founded Freistadt, "Free City-Free Town," now part of Mequon, where they felt that they could live according to their religious beliefs.
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1892 Census living with Ulrich
Fredricka 55, Born 1892 - 55 = 1837
william 24, Born 1892 - 24 = 1869
Caroline 16, Born 1892 - 16 = 1876
Anna 14 Born 1892 - 14 = 1878
Ulrich Hauck lived in the Town of Eden, Erie, NY
King Fredrick William III of Prussia caused a compulory union of the Reform and Lutheran churches. A break away sect of >1000 opposeds to union and known as Old Lutherans" emigrated to the USA in 1839. 700 to Milwaukee the rest to Buffalo.
However, the first wave of German immigration was the result of a desire for religious freedom. "Those are the Pomeranians; they came from Pomerania, which was part of Prussia, and arrived in 1839," explains Gerhard Rauscher.
The old Lutheran Pomeranians were unwilling to accept the king of Prussia's proclamation that the Lutheran and Calvinistic faiths should form one united church. The Pomeranians arrived in the Milwaukee area and founded Freistadt, "Free City-Free Town," now part of Mequon, where they felt that they could live according to their religious beliefs.
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1892 Census living with Ulrich
Fredricka 55, Born 1892 - 55 = 1837
william 24, Born 1892 - 24 = 1869
Caroline 16, Born 1892 - 16 = 1876
Anna 14 Born 1892 - 14 = 1878
Remarks notes for Ulrich Webrick "Orei" Houck
In the General Index of Surrogate's Records, Ulrich Hauck's (case
no. 33688), probate petition was filed on 5 September 1901 and includes:
1) letters of administration, book 25, page 386; and 2) his will, book 63,
page 456.
On page 374 of the 1st Series, Grantee, l Index of Deeds, Erie, NY,
there is an Ulrich Houck, Grantee, John Houck, Grantor, book 112, page
166, date of instrument 12 August 1841, date of record 12 March 1850, in
54 (township ?) Eden. These same data show up in the Grantor index on
page 373.
no. 33688), probate petition was filed on 5 September 1901 and includes:
1) letters of administration, book 25, page 386; and 2) his will, book 63,
page 456.
On page 374 of the 1st Series, Grantee, l Index of Deeds, Erie, NY,
there is an Ulrich Houck, Grantee, John Houck, Grantor, book 112, page
166, date of instrument 12 August 1841, date of record 12 March 1850, in
54 (township ?) Eden. These same data show up in the Grantor index on
page 373.
To Do notes for Ulrich Webrick "Orei" Houck
Find NYS General Index of Surrogate's Records, Ulrich Hauck's (case
no. 33688), probate petition was filed on 5 September 1901 and includes:
1) letters of administration, book 25, page 386; and 2) his will, book 63,
page 456.
On page 374 of the 1st Series, Grantee, l Index of Deeds, Erie, NY,
there is an Ulrich Houck, Grantee, John Houck, Grantor, book 112, page
166, date of instrument 12 August 1841, date of record 12 March 1850, in
54 (township ?) Eden. These same data show up in the Grantor index on
page 373.
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no. 33688), probate petition was filed on 5 September 1901 and includes:
1) letters of administration, book 25, page 386; and 2) his will, book 63,
page 456.
On page 374 of the 1st Series, Grantee, l Index of Deeds, Erie, NY,
there is an Ulrich Houck, Grantee, John Houck, Grantor, book 112, page
166, date of instrument 12 August 1841, date of record 12 March 1850, in
54 (township ?) Eden. These same data show up in the Grantor index on
page 373.
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Notes for Ulrich Webrick "Orei" Houck
Came from Germany in 1832 with brother Michael. Came down the Erie Barge Canal to get to Eden. Land in Eden was given free to immigrants who would farm the land and Ulrich settled there.
Ulrich Hauck lived in the Town of Eden, Erie, NY
King Fredrick William III of Prussia caused a compulory union of the Reform and Lutheran churches. A break away sect of >1000 opposeds to union and known as Old Lutherans" emigrated to the USA in 1839. 700 to Milwaukee the rest to Buffalo.
However, the first wave of German immigration was the result of a desire for religious freedom. "Those are the Pomeranians; they came from Pomerania, which was part of Prussia, and arrived in 1839," explains Gerhard Rauscher.
The old Lutheran Pomeranians were unwilling to accept the king of Prussia's proclamation that the Lutheran and Calvinistic faiths should form one united church. The Pomeranians arrived in the Milwaukee area and founded Freistadt, "Free City-Free Town," now part of Mequon, where they felt that they could live according to their religious beliefs.,
Ulrich Hauck lived in the Town of Eden, Erie, NY
King Fredrick William III of Prussia caused a compulory union of the Reform and Lutheran churches. A break away sect of >1000 opposeds to union and known as Old Lutherans" emigrated to the USA in 1839. 700 to Milwaukee the rest to Buffalo.
However, the first wave of German immigration was the result of a desire for religious freedom. "Those are the Pomeranians; they came from Pomerania, which was part of Prussia, and arrived in 1839," explains Gerhard Rauscher.
The old Lutheran Pomeranians were unwilling to accept the king of Prussia's proclamation that the Lutheran and Calvinistic faiths should form one united church. The Pomeranians arrived in the Milwaukee area and founded Freistadt, "Free City-Free Town," now part of Mequon, where they felt that they could live according to their religious beliefs.,
Notes for Ulrich Webrick "Orei" Houck
Came from Germany in 1832 with brother Michael. Came down the Erie Barge Canal to get to Eden. Land in Eden was given free to immigrants who would farm the land and Ulrich settled there.
Ulrich Hauck lived in the Town of Eden, Erie, NY
King Fredrick William III of Prussia caused a compulory union of the Reform and Lutheran churches. A break away sect of >1000 opposeds to union and known as Old Lutherans" emigrated to the USA in 1839. 700 to Milwaukee the rest to Buffalo.
However, the first wave of German immigration was the result of a desire for religious freedom. "Those are the Pomeranians; they came from Pomerania, which was part of Prussia, and arrived in 1839," explains Gerhard Rauscher.
The old Lutheran Pomeranians were unwilling to accept the king of Prussia's proclamation that the Lutheran and Calvinistic faiths should form one united church. The Pomeranians arrived in the Milwaukee area and founded Freistadt, "Free City-Free Town," now part of Mequon, where they felt that they could live according to their religious beliefs.
Ulrich Hauck lived in the Town of Eden, Erie, NY
King Fredrick William III of Prussia caused a compulory union of the Reform and Lutheran churches. A break away sect of >1000 opposeds to union and known as Old Lutherans" emigrated to the USA in 1839. 700 to Milwaukee the rest to Buffalo.
However, the first wave of German immigration was the result of a desire for religious freedom. "Those are the Pomeranians; they came from Pomerania, which was part of Prussia, and arrived in 1839," explains Gerhard Rauscher.
The old Lutheran Pomeranians were unwilling to accept the king of Prussia's proclamation that the Lutheran and Calvinistic faiths should form one united church. The Pomeranians arrived in the Milwaukee area and founded Freistadt, "Free City-Free Town," now part of Mequon, where they felt that they could live according to their religious beliefs.
Notes for Fredericka Rebecca “Reka” (Spouse 1)
1st name spelled Recker in 1880 Census
To Do notes for Fredericka Rebecca “Reka” (Spouse 1)
Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
Staatsarchiv Schwerin
Graf-Schack-Allee 2
D-19053 Schwerin
Germany
The Staatsarchiv contains Auswanderungskonsensakten [permissions to emigrate] from Mecklenburg-Schwerin for the periods 1826-1861 (index only; the originals were destroyed by fire in 1865) and 1862-1914 (originals and indexes).
Staatsarchiv Schwerin
Graf-Schack-Allee 2
D-19053 Schwerin
Germany
The Staatsarchiv contains Auswanderungskonsensakten [permissions to emigrate] from Mecklenburg-Schwerin for the periods 1826-1861 (index only; the originals were destroyed by fire in 1865) and 1862-1914 (originals and indexes).
To Do notes for Fredericka Rebecca “Reka” (Spouse 1)
Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
Staatsarchiv Schwerin
Graf-Schack-Allee 2
D-19053 Schwerin
Germany
The Staatsarchiv contains Auswanderungskonsensakten [permissions to emigrate] from Mecklenburg-Schwerin for the periods 1826-1861 (index only; the originals were destroyed by fire in 1865) and 1862-1914 (originals and indexes).
Staatsarchiv Schwerin
Graf-Schack-Allee 2
D-19053 Schwerin
Germany
The Staatsarchiv contains Auswanderungskonsensakten [permissions to emigrate] from Mecklenburg-Schwerin for the periods 1826-1861 (index only; the originals were destroyed by fire in 1865) and 1862-1914 (originals and indexes).
Notes for Magdalena “Sassy” “Lany” “Lana” (Spouse 3)
1890 City of Buffalo Directory
Mrs. Magdalena Hauck
203 Pine, Buffalo, NY
is this the one?
Mrs. Magdalena Hauck
203 Pine, Buffalo, NY
is this the one?
Notes for Magdalena “Sassy” “Lany” “Lana” (Spouse 3)
There is a Magdelana Haas in 1900 census Buffalo ED 61 image 5 living with daughter Carrie ge 45 NY-Gr-GR and daughter Maggie (could be short for Magdelana) age 41. Carrie is married to Edward Kroll age 41.
