Katharina Veiock was the daughter of Michael Veiock and Katharina (unknown).
She married Philipp Veiock [later known as Philip Fiock], son of Ludwig Heinrich Veiock and Maria Barbara Helfer, on February 9, 1833, in Vorderweidenthal, Bayern (Bavaria), Deutschland (Germany); they were married until his death in 1853 in Iowa. The couple had seven children, five daughters and two sons, namely:
Catherine (Fiock) Wetter (1833, Germany - 1912),
Frederick ("Fred") Fiock (1835, Germany - 1903, Missouri),
Michael Fiock (1840, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Mary Fiock (1844, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Elizabeth Feiock (1846, Iowa - 1869),
Caroline Fiock (1849, Iowa - ca 1853), and
Louisa ("Louise") (Fiock) Stark (1851, Iowa - 1922, Wisconsin).
Katharina Fiock [listed erroneously as Catherina Feyook], age 22; her husband, Phillipp, age 32; their daughter, Katharina, age 3; and their son, Frederick, age 2, emigrated from Germany to America in 1837. The young family departed Le Havre, France, aboard the S. S. Great Britain and arrived in New York, New York, on July 27, 1837 [Ancestry.com's, "New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957].
They settled first in Pennsylvania and, in the mid 1840s, moved on to Iowa where they were found on the 1850 Census in Dubuque County. Katharina's husband, Phillip, died there in 1853.
Katharina married Conrad Knackstedt in 1857; the marriage ended between 1870 and 1880, either by his death or by divorce; they had no children together. The couple appeared on the 1860 Census as "Nockted" and on the 1870 Census as "Kunksted", both in Jefferson, Dubuque County, Iowa. On the 1880 Census, Meguon, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, "Catherine Knockstek" appeared in the household of her son-in-law and her youngest daughter, John and Louise Stark. Katharina died in Wisconsin and is buried in the same cemetery as John and Louisa.
She married Philipp Veiock [later known as Philip Fiock], son of Ludwig Heinrich Veiock and Maria Barbara Helfer, on February 9, 1833, in Vorderweidenthal, Bayern (Bavaria), Deutschland (Germany); they were married until his death in 1853 in Iowa. The couple had seven children, five daughters and two sons, namely:
Catherine (Fiock) Wetter (1833, Germany - 1912),
Frederick ("Fred") Fiock (1835, Germany - 1903, Missouri),
Michael Fiock (1840, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Mary Fiock (1844, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Elizabeth Feiock (1846, Iowa - 1869),
Caroline Fiock (1849, Iowa - ca 1853), and
Louisa ("Louise") (Fiock) Stark (1851, Iowa - 1922, Wisconsin).
Katharina Fiock [listed erroneously as Catherina Feyook], age 22; her husband, Phillipp, age 32; their daughter, Katharina, age 3; and their son, Frederick, age 2, emigrated from Germany to America in 1837. The young family departed Le Havre, France, aboard the S. S. Great Britain and arrived in New York, New York, on July 27, 1837 [Ancestry.com's, "New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957].
They settled first in Pennsylvania and, in the mid 1840s, moved on to Iowa where they were found on the 1850 Census in Dubuque County. Katharina's husband, Phillip, died there in 1853.
Katharina married Conrad Knackstedt in 1857; the marriage ended between 1870 and 1880, either by his death or by divorce; they had no children together. The couple appeared on the 1860 Census as "Nockted" and on the 1870 Census as "Kunksted", both in Jefferson, Dubuque County, Iowa. On the 1880 Census, Meguon, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, "Catherine Knockstek" appeared in the household of her son-in-law and her youngest daughter, John and Louise Stark. Katharina died in Wisconsin and is buried in the same cemetery as John and Louisa.
Katharina Veiock was the daughter of Michael Veiock and Katharina (unknown).
She married Philipp Veiock [later known as Philip Fiock], son of Ludwig Heinrich Veiock and Maria Barbara Helfer, on February 9, 1833, in Vorderweidenthal, Bayern (Bavaria), Deutschland (Germany); they were married until his death in 1853 in Iowa. The couple had seven children, five daughters and two sons, namely:
Catherine (Fiock) Wetter (1833, Germany - 1912),
Frederick ("Fred") Fiock (1835, Germany - 1903, Missouri),
Michael Fiock (1840, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Mary Fiock (1844, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Elizabeth Feiock (1846, Iowa - 1869),
Caroline Fiock (1849, Iowa - ca 1853), and
Louisa ("Louise") (Fiock) Stark (1851, Iowa - 1922, Wisconsin).
Katharina Fiock [listed erroneously as Catherina Feyook], age 22; her husband, Phillipp, age 32; their daughter, Katharina, age 3; and their son, Frederick, age 2, emigrated from Germany to America in 1837. The young family departed Le Havre, France, aboard the S. S. Great Britain and arrived in New York, New York, on July 27, 1837 [Ancestry.com's, "New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957].
They settled first in Pennsylvania and, in the mid 1840s, moved on to Iowa where they were found on the 1850 Census in Dubuque County. Katharina's husband, Phillip, died there in 1853.
Katharina married Conrad Knackstedt in 1857; the marriage ended between 1870 and 1880, either by his death or by divorce; they had no children together. The couple appeared on the 1860 Census as "Nockted" and on the 1870 Census as "Kunksted", both in Jefferson, Dubuque County, Iowa. On the 1880 Census, Meguon, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, "Catherine Knockstek" appeared in the household of her son-in-law and her youngest daughter, John and Louise Stark. Katharina died in Wisconsin and is buried in the same cemetery as John and Louisa.
She married Philipp Veiock [later known as Philip Fiock], son of Ludwig Heinrich Veiock and Maria Barbara Helfer, on February 9, 1833, in Vorderweidenthal, Bayern (Bavaria), Deutschland (Germany); they were married until his death in 1853 in Iowa. The couple had seven children, five daughters and two sons, namely:
Catherine (Fiock) Wetter (1833, Germany - 1912),
Frederick ("Fred") Fiock (1835, Germany - 1903, Missouri),
Michael Fiock (1840, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Mary Fiock (1844, Pennsylvania - unknown),
Elizabeth Feiock (1846, Iowa - 1869),
Caroline Fiock (1849, Iowa - ca 1853), and
Louisa ("Louise") (Fiock) Stark (1851, Iowa - 1922, Wisconsin).
Katharina Fiock [listed erroneously as Catherina Feyook], age 22; her husband, Phillipp, age 32; their daughter, Katharina, age 3; and their son, Frederick, age 2, emigrated from Germany to America in 1837. The young family departed Le Havre, France, aboard the S. S. Great Britain and arrived in New York, New York, on July 27, 1837 [Ancestry.com's, "New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957].
They settled first in Pennsylvania and, in the mid 1840s, moved on to Iowa where they were found on the 1850 Census in Dubuque County. Katharina's husband, Phillip, died there in 1853.
Katharina married Conrad Knackstedt in 1857; the marriage ended between 1870 and 1880, either by his death or by divorce; they had no children together. The couple appeared on the 1860 Census as "Nockted" and on the 1870 Census as "Kunksted", both in Jefferson, Dubuque County, Iowa. On the 1880 Census, Meguon, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin, "Catherine Knockstek" appeared in the household of her son-in-law and her youngest daughter, John and Louise Stark. Katharina died in Wisconsin and is buried in the same cemetery as John and Louisa.
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