Obituary: The Syracuse Herald
Publication: 1 Sep 1908 Syracuse,
New York
Passed Away Suddenly:
Robert Klock, Feeling Unwell, Lay Down and Soon Expired.
Oneida: Sept 1, Robert Klock, one of Oneida's oldest men, died suddenly at his home, No. 71 Elizabeth street, shortly before noon today, aged about 72 years. Mr. Klock who had lived a retired live for some years, had been enjoying very good health. This morning, however, when he arose, he complained of feeling ill and lay down on the couch. He was found there dead by Mrs. Klock an hour or so later.
Mr. Klock was a native of Central New York, but spent much of his life in Kansas City and the West, being for years identified with the Armours.
He leaves a widow who is a sister of R.B. Downing of this city; a brother, Henry S. Klock of Oneida; a sister, Mrs. S.B. Armour[Margaret E Klock] of Kansas City, and a daughter; Mrs. Merriweather[Mariam Klock Meriwether, mother of Margaret Chandler], also of Kansas City.
A week or two ago Mr. and Mrs. Klock celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Klock is prostrated by the shock and is said to be in serious condition.
PARENTS of Robert:
Simon Klock raised in Manheim(d1890 in Vernon) and
Eunice Easterbrook(who was born in Vermont, and died in Oneida in 1876)
SIBLINGS of Robert:
-Andrew S. Klock of Vernon
-Henry S. Klock(formed a partnership with Simeon Armour)
-Margaret E Klock(who married Simeon B. Armour of the Armour Meat Packing Co)
*Robert and Margaret resided in Kansas City, where Robert was associated and worked with the Armours.
Publication: 1 Sep 1908 Syracuse,
New York
Passed Away Suddenly:
Robert Klock, Feeling Unwell, Lay Down and Soon Expired.
Oneida: Sept 1, Robert Klock, one of Oneida's oldest men, died suddenly at his home, No. 71 Elizabeth street, shortly before noon today, aged about 72 years. Mr. Klock who had lived a retired live for some years, had been enjoying very good health. This morning, however, when he arose, he complained of feeling ill and lay down on the couch. He was found there dead by Mrs. Klock an hour or so later.
Mr. Klock was a native of Central New York, but spent much of his life in Kansas City and the West, being for years identified with the Armours.
He leaves a widow who is a sister of R.B. Downing of this city; a brother, Henry S. Klock of Oneida; a sister, Mrs. S.B. Armour[Margaret E Klock] of Kansas City, and a daughter; Mrs. Merriweather[Mariam Klock Meriwether, mother of Margaret Chandler], also of Kansas City.
A week or two ago Mr. and Mrs. Klock celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Klock is prostrated by the shock and is said to be in serious condition.
PARENTS of Robert:
Simon Klock raised in Manheim(d1890 in Vernon) and
Eunice Easterbrook(who was born in Vermont, and died in Oneida in 1876)
SIBLINGS of Robert:
-Andrew S. Klock of Vernon
-Henry S. Klock(formed a partnership with Simeon Armour)
-Margaret E Klock(who married Simeon B. Armour of the Armour Meat Packing Co)
*Robert and Margaret resided in Kansas City, where Robert was associated and worked with the Armours.
Obituary: The Syracuse Herald
Publication: 1 Sep 1908 Syracuse,
New York
Passed Away Suddenly:
Robert Klock, Feeling Unwell, Lay Down and Soon Expired.
Oneida: Sept 1, Robert Klock, one of Oneida's oldest men, died suddenly at his home, No. 71 Elizabeth street, shortly before noon today, aged about 72 years. Mr. Klock who had lived a retired live for some years, had been enjoying very good health. This morning, however, when he arose, he complained of feeling ill and lay down on the couch. He was found there dead by Mrs. Klock an hour or so later.
Mr. Klock was a native of Central New York, but spent much of his life in Kansas City and the West, being for years identified with the Armours.
He leaves a widow who is a sister of R.B. Downing of this city; a brother, Henry S. Klock of Oneida; a sister, Mrs. S.B. Armour[Margaret E Klock] of Kansas City, and a daughter; Mrs. Merriweather[Mariam Klock Meriwether, mother of Margaret Chandler], also of Kansas City.
A week or two ago Mr. and Mrs. Klock celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Klock is prostrated by the shock and is said to be in serious condition.
PARENTS of Robert:
Simon Klock raised in Manheim(d1890 in Vernon) and
Eunice Easterbrook(who was born in Vermont, and died in Oneida in 1876)
SIBLINGS of Robert:
-Andrew S. Klock of Vernon
-Henry S. Klock(formed a partnership with Simeon Armour)
-Margaret E Klock(who married Simeon B. Armour of the Armour Meat Packing Co)
*Robert and Margaret resided in Kansas City, where Robert was associated and worked with the Armours.
Publication: 1 Sep 1908 Syracuse,
New York
Passed Away Suddenly:
Robert Klock, Feeling Unwell, Lay Down and Soon Expired.
Oneida: Sept 1, Robert Klock, one of Oneida's oldest men, died suddenly at his home, No. 71 Elizabeth street, shortly before noon today, aged about 72 years. Mr. Klock who had lived a retired live for some years, had been enjoying very good health. This morning, however, when he arose, he complained of feeling ill and lay down on the couch. He was found there dead by Mrs. Klock an hour or so later.
Mr. Klock was a native of Central New York, but spent much of his life in Kansas City and the West, being for years identified with the Armours.
He leaves a widow who is a sister of R.B. Downing of this city; a brother, Henry S. Klock of Oneida; a sister, Mrs. S.B. Armour[Margaret E Klock] of Kansas City, and a daughter; Mrs. Merriweather[Mariam Klock Meriwether, mother of Margaret Chandler], also of Kansas City.
A week or two ago Mr. and Mrs. Klock celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Klock is prostrated by the shock and is said to be in serious condition.
PARENTS of Robert:
Simon Klock raised in Manheim(d1890 in Vernon) and
Eunice Easterbrook(who was born in Vermont, and died in Oneida in 1876)
SIBLINGS of Robert:
-Andrew S. Klock of Vernon
-Henry S. Klock(formed a partnership with Simeon Armour)
-Margaret E Klock(who married Simeon B. Armour of the Armour Meat Packing Co)
*Robert and Margaret resided in Kansas City, where Robert was associated and worked with the Armours.
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