Lehigh County History Near Kresgeville, Monroe county, PA., lived near Conrad Hawjm a pioneer farmer. He died about 1860, advanced in years. Married Margaret Fisher, she died after the Civil war, past the age of 80. The parents of Conrad Hawk came from Wurtemberg, Germany, they settled in what is now Monroe County, Conrad and Margaret (Fisher) Hawk, had the following son, Joseph, who lived in Kunkletown, John of Wilkes-Barre, George, a farmer of Monroe county, Conrad, was feeble minded, Michael, and they had no daughters, Michael, was born April 11, 1806, he lost his life in the woods of Carbon county, Nov. 15, 1850 age 44, he is buried at Kresgeville, his wife, catharine Serfass is buried at Union Cemetery at Allentown.She was the d/o Joseph Serfass. They were members of the Evangelical church. Samuel Hawk, son of Michael, was born in Monroe county, July 16, 1829. He operated a saw mill in Carbon County. He first came to Allentown in 1870, but the following year he moved to Pleasant Valley, Bucks county. In 1884 he moved to Allentown where he died Dec 30, 1901, aged 73. His widow, Elizabeth nee Serfass lived in Allentown. Children, Heny who died at Easton, Freeman, Joseph H., Cassilia married James E. Hixson, Pearson, died as a baby, and Clinton S. Freeman Hawk, was born at Albrightsville, Carbon county, Feb 19, 1853 and is the 2nd son of Samel and Elizabeth Hawk Joseph Hawk, the 3rd son of Samuel and Elizabeth (Serfass), was born in Albrightsville, Carbon County, Oct 27, 1856. He married in 1888 to Mary A. Riegel, d/o Thomas and Sarah (Lutz) Riegel, children; Elsie who married Fred Horn, Florence, Myra who married Morris Kemmerer and Warren L. Clinton Hawk, born in Bucks county, July 3, 1872. He married in 1893 to Katie I. Bobb, a d/o George and Mary (Butz) Bobb of East Greenville, Montgomery County. They had a son, George S. Hawk Best Wishes, Geri