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Youngest child of Morton and Caroline (Pollock) Brock, he was named in his father's Will which was probated 08 Mar 1877 in New York County, N.Y.
He appears with his parents and siblings in Manhattan on the 1870 federal census; and with his widowed mother and two other siblings on the 1880 census.
New Jersey records show he died at Boonton. He does not appear to have been married or had any children at the time of his death.
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Youngest child of Morton and Caroline (Pollock) Brock, he was named in his father's Will which was probated 08 Mar 1877 in New York County, N.Y.
He appears with his parents and siblings in Manhattan on the 1870 federal census; and with his widowed mother and two other siblings on the 1880 census.
New Jersey records show he died at Boonton. He does not appear to have been married or had any children at the time of his death.
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Youngest child of Morton and Caroline (Pollock) Brock, he was named in his father's Will which was probated 08 Mar 1877 in New York County, N.Y.
He appears with his parents and siblings in Manhattan on the 1870 federal census; and with his widowed mother and two other siblings on the 1880 census.
New Jersey records show he died at Boonton. He does not appear to have been married or had any children at the time of his death.
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Youngest child of Morton and Caroline (Pollock) Brock, he was named in his father's Will which was probated 08 Mar 1877 in New York County, N.Y.
He appears with his parents and siblings in Manhattan on the 1870 federal census; and with his widowed mother and two other siblings on the 1880 census.
New Jersey records show he died at Boonton. He does not appear to have been married or had any children at the time of his death.
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