Son of Christopher Houck (Hauck), b. 1860/2 of Germany and Caroline (nee?) b. 1867 (N.Y.) Christopher arrived 1881/5, from Germany, married 1888, and resided in Syracuse , Onondaga County, New York, per 1900 Federal Census. He was a shoemaker.
Per 1910/1920 Federal Census, removed to Irvington, Essex County, N.J. He worked at Eisele Factory, which his daughter, Elsie Houck (Hauck) 1895-1988 married to Julius Eisele 1885-1975.
Fred Houck served WW1, Military Unit: Btry "A" -309th Field Artillery, National Army, Rank: Private, Departure Date; 4 June 1918, N.Y. Ship" Mauretania", His mother Carol, as contact. Source: U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists.
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards: Single, 28y, employed as shoemaker. Born: Saugerties, N.Y. Source: U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, verified date of birth and death.
Per 1930 Federal Census, Fred Houck, Age 30y, married to Louise, occupation: shoe maker.
Per 1934 Newark City Directory, Mr. Houck employed as a foreman.
1942 Draft Registration: Age 52y, married: Employed at Pediforme Shoe Co. Irvington, N.J.
obit: Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey) 04 Nov 1986, Tue Page 10;
Fred J. Houck, 87 of Landing, formerly of Irvington. Husband of late Louise Brown Houck, father of late Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, brother of Elsie Eisle, grandfather of Lee R. Stevens, also two great grandchildren.
Graveside service Nov 5 at 12:15pm at Hollywood Memorial Park, Union.
Additional info on daughter, son -in-law and grandson:
Dorothy L. Houck (Stevens) b. 1921, in Irvington d. 4 Jan 1983, in Roxbury Township, (Lake Hopatcong) Morris County, N.J. she married to Sidney Arthur Stevens 1915-1993, on 5 Feb 1944 • Travis, Texas. Their son: Lee R. Steven 1949-2007.
Dorothy obit: Daily Record - 8 Jan 1983 - Page 4: (did not provide her burial info).
Her funeral Jan 8, conducted priveatley by Haeberie & Barthe, she was 62y, of Landing formerly of Morristown, beloved wife of Sidney Stevens, mother of Lee, grandmother of two.
Her husband Sidney Arthur Stevens, b. 21 Apr 1915 • Newark, N.J., and died Jan 24 1993, Baltimore County, Maryland. He served WW2, Army, private per U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records; His obit: The Baltimore Sun - 28 Jan 1993 - Page 28, does not provide burial.
Lee R. Stevens: obit: Legacy (gives first few lines and wants a charge for remainder) Published in Star-Ledger Nov. 16, 2007; STEVENS Lee G. Stevens Prudential computer operator, of Springfield, 58 Lee G. Stevens, 58, a lifelong Springfield resident, died on Nov. 15, 2007. Friends and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 10 a.m. directly at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.(Westfield). https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/lee-stevens-obituary?pid=98069531.
Per 1910/1920 Federal Census, removed to Irvington, Essex County, N.J. He worked at Eisele Factory, which his daughter, Elsie Houck (Hauck) 1895-1988 married to Julius Eisele 1885-1975.
Fred Houck served WW1, Military Unit: Btry "A" -309th Field Artillery, National Army, Rank: Private, Departure Date; 4 June 1918, N.Y. Ship" Mauretania", His mother Carol, as contact. Source: U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists.
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards: Single, 28y, employed as shoemaker. Born: Saugerties, N.Y. Source: U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, verified date of birth and death.
Per 1930 Federal Census, Fred Houck, Age 30y, married to Louise, occupation: shoe maker.
Per 1934 Newark City Directory, Mr. Houck employed as a foreman.
1942 Draft Registration: Age 52y, married: Employed at Pediforme Shoe Co. Irvington, N.J.
obit: Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey) 04 Nov 1986, Tue Page 10;
Fred J. Houck, 87 of Landing, formerly of Irvington. Husband of late Louise Brown Houck, father of late Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, brother of Elsie Eisle, grandfather of Lee R. Stevens, also two great grandchildren.
Graveside service Nov 5 at 12:15pm at Hollywood Memorial Park, Union.
Additional info on daughter, son -in-law and grandson:
Dorothy L. Houck (Stevens) b. 1921, in Irvington d. 4 Jan 1983, in Roxbury Township, (Lake Hopatcong) Morris County, N.J. she married to Sidney Arthur Stevens 1915-1993, on 5 Feb 1944 • Travis, Texas. Their son: Lee R. Steven 1949-2007.
Dorothy obit: Daily Record - 8 Jan 1983 - Page 4: (did not provide her burial info).
Her funeral Jan 8, conducted priveatley by Haeberie & Barthe, she was 62y, of Landing formerly of Morristown, beloved wife of Sidney Stevens, mother of Lee, grandmother of two.
Her husband Sidney Arthur Stevens, b. 21 Apr 1915 • Newark, N.J., and died Jan 24 1993, Baltimore County, Maryland. He served WW2, Army, private per U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records; His obit: The Baltimore Sun - 28 Jan 1993 - Page 28, does not provide burial.
Lee R. Stevens: obit: Legacy (gives first few lines and wants a charge for remainder) Published in Star-Ledger Nov. 16, 2007; STEVENS Lee G. Stevens Prudential computer operator, of Springfield, 58 Lee G. Stevens, 58, a lifelong Springfield resident, died on Nov. 15, 2007. Friends and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 10 a.m. directly at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.(Westfield). https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/lee-stevens-obituary?pid=98069531.
Son of Christopher Houck (Hauck), b. 1860/2 of Germany and Caroline (nee?) b. 1867 (N.Y.) Christopher arrived 1881/5, from Germany, married 1888, and resided in Syracuse , Onondaga County, New York, per 1900 Federal Census. He was a shoemaker.
Per 1910/1920 Federal Census, removed to Irvington, Essex County, N.J. He worked at Eisele Factory, which his daughter, Elsie Houck (Hauck) 1895-1988 married to Julius Eisele 1885-1975.
Fred Houck served WW1, Military Unit: Btry "A" -309th Field Artillery, National Army, Rank: Private, Departure Date; 4 June 1918, N.Y. Ship" Mauretania", His mother Carol, as contact. Source: U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists.
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards: Single, 28y, employed as shoemaker. Born: Saugerties, N.Y. Source: U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, verified date of birth and death.
Per 1930 Federal Census, Fred Houck, Age 30y, married to Louise, occupation: shoe maker.
Per 1934 Newark City Directory, Mr. Houck employed as a foreman.
1942 Draft Registration: Age 52y, married: Employed at Pediforme Shoe Co. Irvington, N.J.
obit: Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey) 04 Nov 1986, Tue Page 10;
Fred J. Houck, 87 of Landing, formerly of Irvington. Husband of late Louise Brown Houck, father of late Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, brother of Elsie Eisle, grandfather of Lee R. Stevens, also two great grandchildren.
Graveside service Nov 5 at 12:15pm at Hollywood Memorial Park, Union.
Additional info on daughter, son -in-law and grandson:
Dorothy L. Houck (Stevens) b. 1921, in Irvington d. 4 Jan 1983, in Roxbury Township, (Lake Hopatcong) Morris County, N.J. she married to Sidney Arthur Stevens 1915-1993, on 5 Feb 1944 • Travis, Texas. Their son: Lee R. Steven 1949-2007.
Dorothy obit: Daily Record - 8 Jan 1983 - Page 4: (did not provide her burial info).
Her funeral Jan 8, conducted priveatley by Haeberie & Barthe, she was 62y, of Landing formerly of Morristown, beloved wife of Sidney Stevens, mother of Lee, grandmother of two.
Her husband Sidney Arthur Stevens, b. 21 Apr 1915 • Newark, N.J., and died Jan 24 1993, Baltimore County, Maryland. He served WW2, Army, private per U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records; His obit: The Baltimore Sun - 28 Jan 1993 - Page 28, does not provide burial.
Lee R. Stevens: obit: Legacy (gives first few lines and wants a charge for remainder) Published in Star-Ledger Nov. 16, 2007; STEVENS Lee G. Stevens Prudential computer operator, of Springfield, 58 Lee G. Stevens, 58, a lifelong Springfield resident, died on Nov. 15, 2007. Friends and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 10 a.m. directly at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.(Westfield). https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/lee-stevens-obituary?pid=98069531.
Per 1910/1920 Federal Census, removed to Irvington, Essex County, N.J. He worked at Eisele Factory, which his daughter, Elsie Houck (Hauck) 1895-1988 married to Julius Eisele 1885-1975.
Fred Houck served WW1, Military Unit: Btry "A" -309th Field Artillery, National Army, Rank: Private, Departure Date; 4 June 1918, N.Y. Ship" Mauretania", His mother Carol, as contact. Source: U.S., Army Transport Service, Passenger Lists.
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards: Single, 28y, employed as shoemaker. Born: Saugerties, N.Y. Source: U.S., Department of Veterans Affairs BIRLS Death File, verified date of birth and death.
Per 1930 Federal Census, Fred Houck, Age 30y, married to Louise, occupation: shoe maker.
Per 1934 Newark City Directory, Mr. Houck employed as a foreman.
1942 Draft Registration: Age 52y, married: Employed at Pediforme Shoe Co. Irvington, N.J.
obit: Daily Record (Morristown, New Jersey) 04 Nov 1986, Tue Page 10;
Fred J. Houck, 87 of Landing, formerly of Irvington. Husband of late Louise Brown Houck, father of late Mrs. Dorothy Stevens, brother of Elsie Eisle, grandfather of Lee R. Stevens, also two great grandchildren.
Graveside service Nov 5 at 12:15pm at Hollywood Memorial Park, Union.
Additional info on daughter, son -in-law and grandson:
Dorothy L. Houck (Stevens) b. 1921, in Irvington d. 4 Jan 1983, in Roxbury Township, (Lake Hopatcong) Morris County, N.J. she married to Sidney Arthur Stevens 1915-1993, on 5 Feb 1944 • Travis, Texas. Their son: Lee R. Steven 1949-2007.
Dorothy obit: Daily Record - 8 Jan 1983 - Page 4: (did not provide her burial info).
Her funeral Jan 8, conducted priveatley by Haeberie & Barthe, she was 62y, of Landing formerly of Morristown, beloved wife of Sidney Stevens, mother of Lee, grandmother of two.
Her husband Sidney Arthur Stevens, b. 21 Apr 1915 • Newark, N.J., and died Jan 24 1993, Baltimore County, Maryland. He served WW2, Army, private per U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records; His obit: The Baltimore Sun - 28 Jan 1993 - Page 28, does not provide burial.
Lee R. Stevens: obit: Legacy (gives first few lines and wants a charge for remainder) Published in Star-Ledger Nov. 16, 2007; STEVENS Lee G. Stevens Prudential computer operator, of Springfield, 58 Lee G. Stevens, 58, a lifelong Springfield resident, died on Nov. 15, 2007. Friends and family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 10 a.m. directly at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.(Westfield). https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/lee-stevens-obituary?pid=98069531.
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