Looking for a lost cousin. Ruby Lee Heck Father Tom Mother Hazel from Missouri Have no other info.

Hi I have the Heck line back to when it was "Hegg" Peter Hegg married Barbli Gosteli on 2/4/1627or1628. Their son Johannes Hans Heck (Hegg) born 1645, died 11/12/1699. I do not know who he married. His son was Johannes Hans Heck, Jr. born 1680, died 9/11/1707. He married Maria Marc. They married 2/9/1699or1700. Their son Johann Peter Heck (1702 - 1732) married Anna Maria Vautrin. Their son Peter Heck, born 10/29/1730 married Anna Christine Weiss. Their son Thiebolt Heck married Christine Hetzel in 1785. Their son Daniel Heck, Sr. (10/1788 - 10/26/1874) married Maria Eve Giraardin (4/8/1787 - 10/30/1888). They had 4 children (at least). Their son Daniel Heck (11/17/1813 - 2/28/1899) married Elizabeth Rose (5/17/1814 - 5/5/1857). They had 10 children. Their daughter Mary Ann Heck (b:1/6/1840) married Philip Gruver (b:7/24/1833) on 6/7/1860. They had 7 children. Thanks Laurie Eagal Rice laurielr@zbzoom.net

Hi, I need the admin of the HECK list, address listed as: robbie4@earthlink.net to contact me. Thanks. D. donna@rootsweb.com

Welcome. Hope you have more luck than me. LOL> Mine must have came in with ET. ----- Original Message ----- From: Roy & Pamela Robinson <robbie4@flashcom.net> To: <HECK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 15, 1999 12:48 PM Subject: Welcome! > Hi, Everybody ---- Let's welcome a new member, Jean Gordon, who will be joining us and posting Heck data and seeking fellow descendants. > Pam (Heck) Robinson > inson > >

I am searching for information on Daniel Heck, born in Cumberland Co., PA on November 22, 1825, said to be the son of John and (?) Heck. DOD March 25, 1907 in Hancock Co., Ohio. He married Anna Eliza Thompson, born December 19, 1828, the daughter of ???. DOD March 09, 1901 in Hancock Co., Ohio They were married in Pennsylvania in 1845 and migrated to Hancock Co., Ohio on March 17, 1854. They were the parents of 10 children: John Clayton; Ellen Keziah; Milda Louise; Christina;l Elizabeth, Isabelle; Clifford; Harry; Electra; and an infant. Any information on either/both Daniel and Anna's parents/ siblings -- anything -- would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Jean

Hi, Everybody ---- Let's welcome a new member, Jean Gordon, who will be joining us and posting Heck data and seeking fellow descendants. Pam (Heck) Robinson inson

I'm looking for information on Peter Heck, b 1779-1780 in Botetourt, VA, m Sara Flact/Flack, no info on her. Peter died on Jan. 2, 1857 in Carlisle, OH - supposedly. I'm trying to locate information on Peter and Peter's parents. Don't have a thing on either of them (and very little on Peter). Peter is my ggggrandfather, through his son, Samuel, and grandson, Joel Click Heck. Thanks for any help. Barbara Heck Angelo

Abraham Heck b. c 1805 in VA m. Elizabeth Urmey b c 1817 and "begat" at least 9 children: Daniel b. c 1828 and Sarah b. c 1830 (probably had different mother, Elizabeth Keish) Eliza Heck b. c 1844 Montgomery Co., OH Farmersville area Catharine Heck b. c 1846 John Heck b.c 1846 Josiah Heck b c. 1848 Abraham (II) b. c 1851 Amanda Heck b. Nov 24, 1855 d Aug 4, 1935 in Crawford Co. OH m. Hezakiah Winfield Henry Heck b. c 1853 Emma Heck bc 1858 Know that David Heck was in Montgomery Co. in early 1800's David's father was a David. Is Samuel M. Heck b. 1813 a cousin of Abraham? Was The original David, from PA to VA, my Abraham's grandfather or father? Is anyone tracking this family? Suzanne

HECK-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > HECK-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 4 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Unidentified subject! ["norma" <norma@sheltonbbs.com>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from HECK-D, send a message to > > HECK-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Unidentified subject! > Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1999 23:50:47 -0600 > From: "norma" <norma@sheltonbbs.com> > To: HECK-L@rootsweb.com > > Here is my tree. Not proven for sure. > > Joseph C. Heck b. May 4, 1824 Ky. > Wife # 1 Elizabeth b. 1830 Ind. > Children Mary Addline b. Jan. 1, 1848 > William Henry b. Feb. 1850 > Peter Heck b. Feb. 16, 1852 Ind. m. > Mary Margaret Henson Ballard > Joseph Lane b. Feb. 1, 1854 Ind. d. > March 3, 1881 m Mary A. March 23, 1878 > Margaret Essebella b. Oct. 26, 1857 Ind. > John Wesley b. Sept. 16, 1858 Ind. m. Rosa > > Wife # 2 Betsy Ann Cyriste b.Oct. 28, 1828 Va. > Children James Louis b. Oct. 12, 1861 Ind. > Barbara Ann b. Oct. 1, 1863 Ind. > Ida Ellin b. Sept. 20, 1865 Ind. > Susan I. b. March 1870 Ind. > > Wife # 3 Fessyby M. b.1846 Ill. > Children Thomas Albert b. Sept. 20,1873 Ind. d. Oct. > 7, 1962 m. Hazel > Alice S. b. Feb. 13, 1876 Ind. > Henry Crawford b. March 20, 1878 Ind. d. Jan. > 9, 1965 m. Ettie Mae Ballard > Enerretta b. March 20, 1878 Ind. > Bertha b. Nov. 6, 1881 Ind. > > Dates and spellings taken from family bible. Looking for more info to add > to and parents of Joseph and further back. What county(s) are these Indiana Hecks from? My paternal grandmother was Adeline Hill who married John Daniel Heck 25 Dec 1878 in Shelby Co IN -- they had 9 children: Josephine, Claude, Clinton, Daniel, George, Jessie, Rachel, Raymond, and Lydia (tho I'm not sure in that order). I'm just beginning to search this line -- my father's mother was Jessie B. Heck, one of the 9 above. Jim Wickliff Chicago

Here is my tree. Not proven for sure. Joseph C. Heck b. May 4, 1824 Ky. Wife # 1 Elizabeth b. 1830 Ind. Children Mary Addline b. Jan. 1, 1848 William Henry b. Feb. 1850 Peter Heck b. Feb. 16, 1852 Ind. m. Mary Margaret Henson Ballard Joseph Lane b. Feb. 1, 1854 Ind. d. March 3, 1881 m Mary A. March 23, 1878 Margaret Essebella b. Oct. 26, 1857 Ind. John Wesley b. Sept. 16, 1858 Ind. m. Rosa Wife # 2 Betsy Ann Cyriste b.Oct. 28, 1828 Va. Children James Louis b. Oct. 12, 1861 Ind. Barbara Ann b. Oct. 1, 1863 Ind. Ida Ellin b. Sept. 20, 1865 Ind. Susan I. b. March 1870 Ind. Wife # 3 Fessyby M. b.1846 Ill. Children Thomas Albert b. Sept. 20,1873 Ind. d. Oct. 7, 1962 m. Hazel Alice S. b. Feb. 13, 1876 Ind. Henry Crawford b. March 20, 1878 Ind. d. Jan. 9, 1965 m. Ettie Mae Ballard Enerretta b. March 20, 1878 Ind. Bertha b. Nov. 6, 1881 Ind. Dates and spellings taken from family bible. Looking for more info to add to and parents of Joseph and further back.

The only Heck currently in my tree is Catherine "Kitty" Heck who was born 1781 in Pennsylvania and married Michael Wilson, September 15, 1807 in Fairfield County, OH. She was still living in 1840 and had died by 1860; I have thus far not found the family in the 1850 census. They lived in Perry County and Hocking County (later Vinton) and had at least ten children. There is a Frederick Heck living near her father-in-law who is perhaps related to her. Any connections? Anne Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Everyone, Here is my HECK info: Bob Heck My home page http://www.execpc.com/~bheck/heck.html Researching the following names for family history: HECK, HENNINGFELD, HENNINGFIELD, McNULTY, BURGESS, CHASE, STRATMAN, MIKEL, RICHTER, MATTESON, SWEET, JAMES, LaBERGE, LaBARGE, WEEKLEY, DODGE, LEVISEE, BURMEISTER, and others. ----------------------------------- Descendants of Johann HECK First Generation 1. Johann HECK was born 17 Feb 1810 in Alendorf, Prussia. He died 22 Jun 1885 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN and was buried 25 Jun 1885 in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN. !BIBLIOGRAPHY: Johann Heck was the son of Johann Peter Schmitz and Anna Lucia Heck. His parents were married about one year after he was born. Alendorf church records indicate that his birth was "subsequently legitimitized by his parent's marriage." Johann came to America in May, 1852. After living in Wisconsin for several years, his first wife Anna Barbara Schaefer died in 1855. Johann married a second time to the widow Susannah Zeren, former wife of Nicholas Zeren. The family moved to Minnesota in 1857 but returned to Wisconsin during the 1862 Indian uprising. The family returned to Minnesota in 1867. Johann died in West Newton, Minnesota while attending a wedding party at the home of his daughter, Lucy Heck Brunner. His obituary stated that he died of a suspected heart attack. An obituary appeared also in the St. Peter Herald on Friday, June 26, 1885 as follows: "John Heck of Granby fell dead on Monday at the home of V. Brunner in the town of West Newton. Mr. Heck went to West Newton on Saturday to visit and attend a wedding and on Monday while playing with some small children fell dead. He was 75 years old. The funeral occurred Wednesday." BIRTH: Dollendorf civil records; 1802-1816; FHL film 0903045. MARRIAGE: Dollendorf civil records; 1798-1845; FHL film 0903049. DEATH: Nicollet County, MN vital records; book "B"; page 51. Johann married (1) Anna Barbara SCHAEFER, daughter of Balthasar SCHAEFER and Anna Margareta JENNER, on 28 Nov 1833 in Alendorf, Prussia, Germany. Anna was born 30 Aug 1801 in Alendorf, Prussia. She died 23 Nov 1855 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. Anna Barbara arrived in America in May, 1852 along with her husband and children. She probably traveled with her brother, Johann Peter Schaefer and his family. She died at Brighton, Wisconsin on a farm that is now on the Northern end of the Bong Recreation Center. She only lived for three and a half years in America and left young children behind. The church record at St. Frances Xavier Church of Brighton states that she is buried in the church cemetery. Her grave is unmarked and is one of several listed in the cemetery plot book as unknown. A photographic copy was made of the church record which listed her death. BIRTH: Dollendorf civil records; FHL film 0903046; 1798-1840. Also 164492. MARRIAGE: Dollendorf civil records; FHL film 0903049; 1798-1845. DEATH: St. Frances Xavier Catholic church of Brighton; church record book; 1842-present; observed on 1 Dec 1988; Brighton, WI. Johann and Anna had the following children: 2 M i. Peter HECK was born 08 Oct 1834 in Alendorf, Prussia. He died 06 Apr 1900 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN and was buried in Fairfax, , MN. Peter Heck arrived in America with his brothers and sister and parents in 1852. He served in Company D, 26th Infantry, Wisconsin during the Civil War. He fought in the Battle of Missionary Ridge, the Battle of Gettysburg and the Battle of Atlanta and others. After the war he married his step-sister and lived in Brighton, Wisconsin until 1869 when he moved to Minnesota. He died at New Ulm, MN and is buried at Fairfax, MN. BIRTH: Information from the Dollendorf civil record LDS film 903046. MARRIAGE: Information from Kenosha Co., WI, vital records Document 1239, Vol 4, page 5. DEATH: Information from Brown Co., MN vital records. Peter married Margaret ZEREN, daughter of Nicholas ZEREN and Susannah SEBENBRUNNER (ZEREN), on 26 Dec 1865 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. Margaret was born 25 Jul 1852 in Paris Twn., Kenosha Co., WI. She died 12 Feb 1933 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN. Margaret was only six years old when her mother married Johann Heck. Peter Heck was 22 years old at that time. Margaret and Peter lived together as step brother and sister at Swan Lake, MN for four years. Margaret was ten and Peter was 26 when he left home for farming work in Wisconsin. Peter served in the Civil War and returned to Wisconsin in the summer of 1865. Margaret was 15 and Peter was 31 when they were married in December, 1865. Margaret and her twin brother Nicholas were baptized at St. George Catholic church, Kenosha Co., Wisconsin. BIRTH: Information from St. George Catholic Church records, Kenosha, WI on LDS film 1862992. MARRIAGE: Information from St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church records on LDS film 1862418. DEATH: Information from Certificate of Death, Brown Co., MN, in registration book 467. 3 F ii. Anna Lucia HECK was born 24 Dec 1836 in Alendorf, Prussia. She died 26 Apr 1858 in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN and was buried in Swan Lake. Anna Lucia Heck arrived in America with her brothers and sister and her parents in 1852 at the age of 16 years. She married Leonard Boor at the St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Brighton, Wisconsin in 1857. That same year she moved to Swan Lake, Minnesota where she passed away the following year. Family tradition states that she died during childbirth. There is no record of her child surviving her. She is buried at the Church of the Visitation at Swan Lake. Birth and death information from cemetery records. BIRTH: Information from the Dollendorf Civil record on LDS film 903046. MARRIAGE: Information from St. Francis Xavier Catholic church records, Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI, LDS Film 1862418. DEATH: Information from tomb stone inscription, Swan Lake, MN. Anna married Leonard BOOR on 26 Jan 1857 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. Leonard was born 01 Nov 1827 in Bittburg, Prussia. He died 17 Mar 1911 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN. Leonard was a shoemaker in Prussia and came to America in 1854. He practiced his trade in New York and in Chicago prior to arriving in Wisconsin. He married two more times after the death of Anna Lucia. His death was listed at Holy Trinity Catholic church of New Ulm. It stated that he was 83 years of age and that the cause of death was old age. BIRTH: information from the book "The Hecks From Alendorf Germany" by Howard Heck, Library Of Congress number 91-91844. MARRIAGE: Information from St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Brighton, WI on LDS film 1862418. DEATH: Information from Holy Trinity Catholic Church records, New Ulm, MN on LDS film 1685741. 4 M iii. Henry HECK was born 10 Feb 1839 in Alendorf, Prussia. He died 20 Feb 1920 in Waterford, Racine Co., WI and was buried in Burlington, Racine Co., WI. BIOGRAPHY: Henry Heck arrived in America with his brothers and sisters in 1852. He was 13 years old at the time. Henry lived at Brighton, Wisconsin until 1857 when he moved to Minnesota with his family. In 1861 he returned to Wisconsin and worked as a laborer on the farm of Gilbert Tabor for $16 per month. On February 11, 1862 he enlisted into Company K, 19th Regiment of Wisconsin. He was later assigned to Company F of the same Regiment. Henry fought in many areas of the South during the war and was wounded in the left leg at the Battle of Drewy's Bluff, Virginia on May 16, 1864. Henry was hit by a ball that entered his leg four inches above his ankle, hit the bone and deflected downward. The ball exited through his heel. He returned to duty on October 12, 1864 and was finally mustered out of the Army on April 29, 1865 at Madison, Wisconsin. Henry returned to farming at Brighton, Wisconsin after the war and married Mary Ann three years later. His marriage record was found in the Kenosha County Court House in Vol 4, pg 12. The original document was found in storage in the vital records area. The marriage document of Henry and Mary Ann was the key document which lead us to the German village of Alendorf. His marriage document number was 1380. BIRTH: Information from the Dollendorf Civil records on LDS film 903046. Also from letter written by the pastor of the Alendorf Catholic church dated 10 April 1910 found in Civil War pension records. MARRIAGE: Information from certificate located at Kenosha Co. court house vital records document 1380, vol 4, pg 12. DEATH: Information from obituary published 26 Feb 1920 in the Burlington Free Press, page one. Henry married Mary Ann MCNULTY, daughter of Peter MCNULTY and Patience BURGESS, on 16 Jan 1869 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. Mary was born 11 Mar 1844 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. She died 07 Apr 1912 in Burlington, Racine Co., WI. BIBLIOGRAPHY: Mary Ann McNulty died in 1912 from cancer. Her obituary stated that she suffered for several years prior to her death on Easter Sunday. It went on to say that she was born in Somers, Kenosha County, Wisconsin. Her funeral was held at St. Charles' Catholic Church in Burlington. BIRTH: Birth information listed on a black funeral card. MARRIAGE: Information from certificate located at Kenosha Co. court house vital records document 1380, vol 4, pg 12. DEATH: Death information listed on a black funeral card. Information also from Burlington Free Press obituary dated 10 Apr 1912. 5 M iv. Joseph HECK was born 17 Feb 1841 in Alendorf, Prussia. He died 30 Apr 1919 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN and was buried in St. George Cem.. Joseph Heck arrived in America in 1852 with his brothers and sisters and parents. He lived in Wisconsin until 1857 and then moved to Minnesota with his family. In 1861 he was an assistant to the Post Chaplain at Fort Ridgely near New Ulm. On April 2, 1862 he enlisted in Company B, 4th Infantry Regiment of Minnesota. Joseph was injured when the upper deck of his transport boat, the John J. Roe, collapsed on him. He was in the hospital from May, 1862 through the end of the year as a result. He later fought in the Siege of Vicksburg, The Siege of Chattanooga, and the Battle of Missionary Ridge. Joseph was discharged from the service on April 4, 1865 at St. Paul, MN. Joseph was married in 1882 but separated in 1887. His marriage is listed on page 51 of the church records of Holy Trinity, New Ulm, MN. Witnesses to the wedding were Joseph Stutz and Clara Brunner Heck. BIRTH: Information is from the Dollendorf Civil records on LDS film 903047. MARRIAGE: Holy Trinity Catholic Church records, New Ulm, MN, pg 51, LDS film 1685741. Joseph married Josephine STUETZ on 18 Apr 1882 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN. Josephine was born 29 Aug 1852 in Wuertemburg, Prussia. She died 12 Feb 1923 in Minneapolis, , MN. Josephine was the daughter of Johann Stuetz and Anna Ranweiler. Josephine was married to Ferdinand Brunner who died in June, 1881. They had five children. In 1898 Josephine and her son Aloysius Heck moved to St. Paul where she operated a small hotel. The children by her first marriage were: John Brunner, Mary Ann Buerger, Joseph Brunner, Magdalena Markowitz and Theresa Schaefer. 6 F v. Clara HECK was born 18 Jul 1843 in Alendorf, Prussia. She died 04 Oct 1919 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN and was buried 06 Oct 1919 in St. George, , MN. Clara Heck arrived in America in 1852 with her brothers and sister and parents. She was almost nine years old when she arrived. Clara lived with her parents in Wisconsin until 1857 and then in Minnesota. She married Vincent just prior to the Sioux Indian uprising of 1862. A picture was taken of Clara with her brother Henry and her husband Vincent in 1919, shortly before she died. Her death record as listed in the Holy Trinity Catholic church at New Ulm stated that she was 76 years and 3 months old at the time of her death. The cause of death was listed as kidney trouble. The record went on to say that she was "prepared well". BIRTH: Information is from the Dollendorf Civil record on LDS film 903047. MARRIAGE: Information from the book "The Hecks From Alendorf Germany" by Howard Heck, Library Of Congress Catalogue Card Number 91-91844. DEATH: Information from Holy Trinity Catholic Church records on LDS film 1685741. Clara married Vincent BRUNNER on 15 May 1862 in West Newton, , MN. Vincent was born 21 Nov 1836 in Erbach, Wurttemberg, Germany. He died 29 Sep 1920 in West Newton, , MN. Vincent was the son of Jakob Brunner and Maria Anna Walser. He came to America on March 24, 1854 and settled originally in Illinois. In 1856 he arrived at the West Newton area of Minnesota. His brother Ferdinand married Josephene Stuetz. She later married Clara Heck Brunner's brother Joseph. Vincent joined the Frontier Avengers during the 1862 Indian uprising. The Avengers marched to New Ulm which was under siege by the Indians on August 24, 1862. His obituary stated that he was a native of Kirchbierlingen, Wuerttemberg, Germany. He was naturalized in 1860. In 1920 he was living with his daughter, Lucy Brunner Altmann. Johann also married (2) Susannah SEBENBRUNNER (ZEREN) on 26 Jun 1856 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. Susannah was born about 1820 in Alsace-Lorraine, , France. She died 05 Jan 1892 in Fairfax, Renville Co., MN. A photograph of Susannah and Johann was taken about 1880. Susannah came to America with her husband, Nicholas Zeren, and her three children in 1850. Nicholas and Susannah lived in Paris Township, Kenosha County, Wisconsin. Shortly after the death of Nicholas, Susannah married Johann Heck. Susannah had six children from her first marriage and Johann had five children from his first marriage. Susannah and Johann had four additional children which brought the total to 15 children in the family. The St. Peter Herald carried the following obituary on January 15, 1892: "Mrs. John Haack (sic Heck) late of Fairfax but one of the pioneer women of Nicollet County died at her home in Renville County, last Thursday afternoon at the ripe old age of 72 years." Johann and Susannah had the following children: 7 F vi. Lucy HECK was born 07 Apr 1857 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. She died 23 Jul 1896 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN and was buried in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN. Lucy Heck married William Dorn and was still living in 1885 at the time of her father's death. She was living in Storm Lake, Iowa in 1885. In October, 1926, Lucy and William moved back to New Ulm. Lucy died there at the Alexander Home for the Aged of stomach cancer. Lucy married William DORN, son of Mathias DORN and Katharina GOHL,. William was born 06 Dec 1856 in Paris Twn., Kenosha Co., WI. He died 21 Jun 1942 in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN. William Dorn was the son of Mathias Dorn. Mathias was born in 1819 in Prussia, and very possibily at Alendorf. Anna Barbara Schaefer Heck had Dorn's on her side of the family. 8 M vii. Joseph Josiah HECK was born 04 Apr 1859 in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN. He died 20 Nov 1908 and was buried in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN. Joseph married (1) Elizabeth Alice GIEFER. Elizabeth was born 31 Aug 1864 in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN. She died 17 Apr 1886 in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN. Her parents were Egidius Giefer and Margaret Schuck. The Giefer family settled in Swan Lake in 1857. Egidius was a victim of the Minnesota blizzard of 1873. He was found frozen to death near the railroad tracks near the edge of town. The following obituary appeared in the St. Peter Herald on Friday, April 23, 1886: "Mrs. Joseph Heck, died at home in Brighton. Alice, beloved wife of Joseph Heck. She was a daughter of Mrs. Giffer (sic Giefer) whose husband was frozen to death in the terrible storm of January 7, 1873. Deceased left one child of about 2 years. The funeral occurred from the Catholic church in Brighton and was attended by a large concourse of friends. She was a loving daughter, wife, and mother and will be sadly missed by the ones who are left behind. May she rest in peace." Joseph also married (2) Mary SCHOTTENBAUER. 9 M viii. Andrew HECK was born 10 Jan 1863 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., WI. He died 21 Feb 1923 in Anoka, , MN and was buried in New Ulm, Brown Co., MN. Andrew did not marry. In May, 1894 he was admitted to a hospital in New Ulm because he was thought to be mentally disturbed. On December 18, 1894 the court at New Ulm adjudged him to be insane and he was sent to the State Hospital at St. Peter, MN. He was transfered to the State Hospital at Anoka, MN on March 14, 1900 where he died twenty-three years later at the age of 60. 10 F ix. Annie HECK was born 02 Aug 1866 in Brighton, Kenosha Co., MN. She died 28 Jul 1896 in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN and was buried in Swan Lake, Nicollet Co., MN. !Annie Heck died in child birth. Her daughter, Sophie Meyer, lived. Annie was married to Jacob Meyer. Annie married Jacob MEYER. -- Bob Heck My home page http://www.execpc.com/~bheck/heck.html Researching the following names for family history: HECK, HENNINGFELD, HENNINGFIELD, McNULTY, BURGESS, CHASE, STRATMAN, MIKEL, RICHTER, MATTESON, SWEET, JAMES, LaBERGE, LaBARGE, WEEKLEY, DODGE, LEVISEE, BURMEISTER, and others.

HECK-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > HECK-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 1 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Roll Call [Pamela & Roy Robinson <robbie4@ear] > #2 John Heck, Effingham County GA ["Sheila M. Casper" <casperfamily@m] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from HECK-D, send a message to > > HECK-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Roll Call > Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 18:03:12 -0800 > From: Pamela & Roy Robinson <robbie4@earthlink.net> > To: HECK-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello, everybody ---- Our list has not been active, at all lately! > Let's have a roll call and list your most difficult Heck problem. > Okay, let's go...... Pam > > ______________________________ > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: John Heck, Effingham County GA > Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 17:08:24 -0900 > From: "Sheila M. Casper" <casperfamily@mosquitonet.com> > To: HECK-L@rootsweb.com > > I am researching my John Heck who was born in Effingham Ga in 1767. His > father was Casper or Gaspar Heck or Hack. Casper got an English Crown Land > Grant in 1752 (for land in Effingham or St Matthew Parish as it was then > known). I am not sure where he came from but he is affiliated with the GA > Salzbergers at Ebenezer. > > John Heck married Agnes Powledge in 1795. By 1830 he is in Alachua Florida > and married to Maria Lipsey. They married in 1827. Sometime around this > time he decided to change his name to Hague. He died in 1836 while on > active duty in the Seminole Indian Wars and his estate is settled in the > names of John Hague and also John Heck. > > If anyone is connected with my John Heck/Hague please contact me. > > Sheila from Alaska > casperfamily@mosquitonet.com I am looking for more information about Susanna Heck b about 1802 in Virginia,daughter of Abraham Heck, pioneer shoemaker of Jackson Twp. Montgomery Co. Ohio. She married John Hartzell Oct. 14, 1819 in Mont. Co. and they had about 17 children. Anyone else connected to this family?

Here is an outline of my Heck's: Descendants of George Washington Heck 1 George Washington HECK . +Lucy CROWDER b: 1819 ....... 2 Barbara HECK b: 1850 .......... +Alexander EPPS m: April 22, 1868 ....... 2 Reese HECK ....... 2 Latney Parrott HECK .......... +Mary Frances EPPS d: June 25, 1923 m: September 06, 1868 ....... 2 Jacob HECK AND here is another branch of Heck;s.. Descendants of Jacob Wilson Heck 1 Jacob Wilson HECK . +Mary Elizabeth BASSETT ....... 2 Charles Wilson HECK b: January 27, 1876 in St. Clair, Hawkins Co., Tn d: February 10, 1948 in Fountain City, Tn .......... +Sarah Elizabeth EPPS b: October 06, 1873 in St Clair, Hawkins Co, Tennessee d: January 25, 1963 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee m: October 29, 1899 in St Clair, Hawkins Co, Tennessee ................ 3 Nora Belle HECK b: April 29, 1902 d: Aft. 1967 in Ft Lauderdale, Fl ? ................... +Lawrence CLARK ................ *2nd Husband of Nora Belle Heck: ................... +Guy Lee HORNER b: March 25, 1903 d: Aft. 1967 in Ft Lauderdale, Fl ? m: December 15, 1949 ................ 3 Emest Elmo HECK b: December 10, 1904 d: Aft. 1967 in Salisbury, NC ? ................... +Hermenia MORGAN m: December 14, 1930 in North Carolina ................ 3 Malinda Edith HECK b: February 23, 1909 ................... +Orrin SNOW b: May 30, 1901 d: January 16, 1952 m: September 23, 1933 Edna Epps

I am researching my John Heck who was born in Effingham Ga in 1767. His father was Casper or Gaspar Heck or Hack. Casper got an English Crown Land Grant in 1752 (for land in Effingham or St Matthew Parish as it was then known). I am not sure where he came from but he is affiliated with the GA Salzbergers at Ebenezer. John Heck married Agnes Powledge in 1795. By 1830 he is in Alachua Florida and married to Maria Lipsey. They married in 1827. Sometime around this time he decided to change his name to Hague. He died in 1836 while on active duty in the Seminole Indian Wars and his estate is settled in the names of John Hague and also John Heck. If anyone is connected with my John Heck/Hague please contact me. Sheila from Alaska casperfamily@mosquitonet.com

Hello, everybody ---- Our list has not been active, at all lately! Let's have a roll call and list your most difficult Heck problem. Okay, let's go...... Pam

I am researching Jacob Heck of Frederick Co, MD (1820 Census) later moved to Montgomery Co or Preble Co, OH. Wife was named Elizabeth and had a daughter named Sophia b 1816. I am wondering if he was the surviving son of Bartholomew and Eva Margaretha Heck. Any input? Cheryl

Here is another line of Heck's in our family. anyone recognize any of these? Descendants of Charles Wilson Heck 1 Charles Wilson HECK .. +Sarah Elizabeth EPPS b: October 06, 1873 in St Clair, Hawkins Co, Tennessee d: January 25, 1963 in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee m: October 29, 1899 in St Clair, Hawkins Co, Tennessee ....... 2 Nora Belle HECK b: April 29, 1902 ........... +G. Lee HORNER ....... 2 Emest (?) Elmo HECK b: December 10, 1906 ........... +Hermenia MORGAN m: December 14, 1930 ....... 2 Nina Edith HECK b: February 23, 1909 ........... +Orin SNOW Edna Epps -_______________ God Bless You! Edna edna_epps@juno.com

Here is what I have. Some I know for sure some not proven. Joseph C. b. May 4, 1824 Kentucky 1st wife: Elizabeth b. 1830 Ind. Children: Mary Addline b. Jan. 1, 1848 William Henry b. Feb. 1850 Peter b. Feb. 16, 1852 Ind. m. Mary Margaret Henson Ballard Joseph Lane b. Feb. 1, 1854 Ind. d. March 3, 1881 m. Mary A. March 23, 1878 Margaret Essebella b. Oct. 26, 1857 Ind. John Wesley b. Sept. 16, 1858 Ind. m. Rosa 2nd wife: Betsy An Cyriste b. Oct. 28, 1828 Va. Children: James Louis b. Oct. 12, 1861 Ind. Barbara Ann b. Oct. 1, 1863 Ind. Ida Ellin b. Spet. 20, 1865 Ind. Susan I. b. March 1870 Ind. 3rd wife: Fessyba M. b. 1846 Ill. Children: Thomas Albert b. Sept. 20, 1873 Ind. Alice S. b. Feb. 13, 1876 Ind. Henry Crawford b. March 20, 1878 Ind. d. Jan. 9, 1965 Mo. m. Ettie Mae Ballard April 2, 1903 Enerretta b. March 20, 1878 believe she died young. Bertha b. Nov. 6, 1881 m. Childers. This info was sent to FT by a cousin but not proven. Father of Joseph C. Henry Heck m. Polly Jarvis Feb. 6, 1812 in Muhlenberg county, Kentucky. his father; Henry . I would like to verify this and locate other cousins. If your connected let me know.

Hi, My name is Bob Heck and I just joined the HECK mailing list. I have been researching the HECK family for over 20 years and have the family starting in Alendorf, Germany in the early 1700's. My gggf, Johann HECK, and gggm, Anna Barbara SCHAEFER, came to America in 1852 with five of their children. The children were Peter HECK, Anna Lucia HECK, Henry HECK, Joseph HECK, and Clara HECK. They settled in Brighton, Kenosha County, Wisconsin and lived there until 1859. Anna Barbara SCHAEFER died in 1855 in Wisconsin and Johann HECK married Susannah SIEBENBRUNNER, widow of Nicholas ZEREN. The children of Johann HECK and Susannah SIEBENBRUNER were Lucy HECK, Joseph (Joshia) HECK, Andrew HECK, and Anna HECK. The family moved to Swan Lake, Nicolet County, Minnesota in 1857. In 1862 they were driven out by the Sioux Indians during the uprising that year. The family returned to Brighton, Wisconsin in 1862, and remained until about 1870. Part of the family returned to Swan Lake, MN in 1870 and part remained in Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin. I have extensive research that I would like to share with interested researchers. Bob Heck bheck@execpc.com -- Bob Heck My home page http://www.execpc.com/~bheck/heck.html Researching the following names for family history: HECK, HENNINGFELD, HENNINGFIELD, McNULTY, BURGESS, CHASE, STRATMAN, MIKEL, RICHTER, MATTESON, SWEET, JAMES, LaBERGE, LaBARGE, WEEKLEY, DODGE, LEVISEE, BURMEISTER, and others.