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By Esther M. Ziock Carroll |
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By Esther M. Ziock Carroll |
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ESTHER
M. ZIOCK CARROLL:  I was born 30 March 1948 at Park Lane Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri. When my
mother went into labor in the middle of the night daddy went out to start the car to take
her to the hospital. However, the car (which was an old Terraplane) would not start.
So daddy hooked up the sidecar to his motorcycle, put pillows and blankets in it, then
carried my mother out, put her in the side car & away they went! Since it was
1:00 a.m. there was no traffic so daddy ran every red light there was to get us to the
hospital. Later, after my mother was admitted to the hospital, upon examination by a
nurse, it was determined that I had not turned properly for birth & was going to come
out feet first instead of head first like most other babies do. I wanted to come out
standing on my own two feet but they wouldn't let me do it & I was born by cicerian
section between 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon - just in time for lunch! When I came home
from the hospital my great uncle, Theodore Ziock, brought us home in his limousine.When we lived in Shrewsbury I walked several blocks to kindergarten every morning all by myself. When I was about five or six we moved to Chesterfield, St. Louis County. There I went to Chesterfield Elementry school. I went to Crestview Junior High School at Glencoe. I was in the second graduating class to go through all four grades at the new Lafayette High School, Ellisville graduating in 1966. In June 1969 I married GENE CARROLL at Antioch Baptist Church. I lived behind the church cemetery and Gene lived just down the road from the church. After we were married Gene and I then moved into a house across the street from Chesterfield Elementery school where we lived for five years. Then we lived in Franklin County, Missouri for seven years before moving to Washington County in 1981 where we still reside. Jobs I have held in my lifetime: First job was when I was still in high school - I worked for the Ellisville Theatre. Other jobs were at Pet Milk Company in St. Louis, Community Press Newspaper in Ellisville, Zayre Department Store in Ballwin, Central Hardware in Ballwin, Sears Department Store at Chesterfield Mall, Six Flags over Mid-America at Allenton, and teaching Continuing Education classes in genealogy at Mineral Area College at Park Hills (formerly known as Flat River), Missouri. For more pics of me click here. AUGUST
"GUS" THEODORE ZIOCK *
Children of Eshter Horrocks & August Ziock Jr.:
AUGUST
ZIOCK, Sr.,*
*HEINRICH ZIOCK
*JOANNES PETER ZIOCK The Hattingen Archives found a Peter Ziock living in Hattingen in 1779. According to the Hattingen Archives Peter had two sons: Johan Friedrich born 1786 & Henrich Wilhelm born 1792. (To see the correspondence regarding this click here.) Thank you sooooooo much to Horst Lerner for going to Hattingen & searching the original church records & sharing the additional information below with us! For baptismal records of Peter Ziock's children click here. Children of Peter Ziock:
WILLIAM HENRY ZIOCK was born 26 November 1863 in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1889 he married Lulu Mackwitz in St. Louis. William Henry Ziock,Sr., died 10 February 1957 in Rockford, Illinois. He is the one who built the Ziock Building in Rockford. Children of Lulu Mackwitz & William Ziock are: Nita Marie - B: 12 Apr. 1890. Never married. D; 1 June 1977 William Henry,Jr. - B: 18 Apr. 1892. Married Lucy E. Gray & they adopted a daughter named Lottie Lou who married a man by the last name of Hoffer. Roy - B: 12 Sept. 1902 Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois. Married Irma Corbridge 12 Jan. 1935 in Rockford. Divorced 22 Nov. 1961. D: 8 Jan. 1978. Roy & Irma had 2 children: Richard William B: 1 Dec. 1936 in Rockford. Married: Angie ?? Richard & Angie never had any children. And Jean Marie B: 15 Aug. 1940 Rockford. On 28 March in Baton Rouge, Louisiana she married Joseph Lee Hamilton. Jean & Joseph had 2 sons: David Patrick B; 20 May 1966 in Ann Arbor, Washtenaw, Michigan; Scott Andrew 30 March 1968 Knoxvill, Tennessee. Carl M. - B: 9 Dec. 1904. Married Virginia Wortman. D: 1973? Virginia & Carl had a daughter Cynthia B: 1936?. She married a Don Blispinghoff.
********************************* RICHARD ZIOCK - Richard is the son of Irma
Coorbridge & Roy Ziock. ***************************** LAWRENCE "LARRY" ZIOCK is descended from Edward J. Ziock. Larry is Senior Research Associate at the Institute For Simulation & Training at the University of Central Florida. He was a career Army officer, with the rank of Leutenant Colonel, with service culminating on the U.S. Central Command staff during Desert Storm where he was in charge of Special Technical Operations under Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf. Having served at the National Simulation Center, City of San Francisco staff, & Exercise Directorate of a Unified Command, his specialty is in constructive computer simulations - scenario design, exercise preparation, training & evaluation, & program management of new simulations from requirements definition to material development - focused on Natural Disaster & Joint Operations. He received a BS in Education from the University of Florida.
HERMAN ZIOCK
HERMAN
AUGUST JOSEF ZIOCK
FREDERICK GEORG
AUGUST ZIOCK
JOAN FRIEDRICH ZIOCK was born in Hattingen, Westfalen, Germany and was the son of Joannes Petrus Ziock and Mararetha Wunnenberg. On 19 November 1810 in Hattingen Joan married Christina Gertrude Vorbrodt and they had three children:
PETER
ZIOCK* Some of the above information was provided
by:
PETER
ZIOCK *
HERMAN ADOLPH ZIOCK was born in 1807 in Hattigen, Westfalia, Germany. He was the son of Elizabeth Arns and Peter Ziock. In 1835 Herman was accepted into the Association in Neuwied (Moravian Church). In 1838 he was was appointed the rank of Acolyte in Neuwied, he was married to Marie Caroline Lindemann and was called to missionary service in the Danish West Indies. In 1841 he was ordained a Deacon in Friedensfeld, St. Croix. From 1838 - 1866 He held positions in Bethanien, St. Jan; Friedensfel, St. Croix; New Herrnhut, St. Thomas; Friedensfeld & Friedensberg in St. Croix; and Emmaus, St. Jan. He retired, returned to Germany to Kleinwelka. Hermann died in Herrnhut in 1872 at age 65.
HERMAN ADOLPH ZIOCK
HEINRICH ZIOCK was born in 1846 in Friedensfeld, St. Croix. His parents were Adolph Ziock and Marie Caroline Lindeman. He went to Mission School in Bath, England from 1870-72. In 1876 he married Anna Theodora Vaihinger of Kleinwelka. They were called to Missionary service on the Mosquito Coast arriving in Greytown January 13th, 1877. In April, 1879 Heinrich was appointed a Deacon in Bluefields and in September was called from Bluefields to Ephrata. Anna died in Ephrata in September, 1880 at age 30. In November of 1881 Heinrich married Louise Therese Hoehne of Kleinwelka. In 1882 Heinrich was appointed to service in an orphanage in Kukalaya, in 1888 posted to Karata, in 1890 posted to Twappi. In 1895 he took over as representative of the office of Administrator of the Mosquito Mission. In 1896 he undertook the offce as Administrator as successor to Brother Berkenhagen. In 1903, because of illness, Heinrich was sent back to Europe and arrived in Niesky on May 2nd, 1904. He died there at age 60 on October 23rd, 1905.
KLAUS OTTO HEINRICH ZIOCK
ILONA ZIOK |
Miscellaneous Ziocks
FRIEDERICH ZIOCK - Married Elizabeth Schipper & they had 7 children: Carl Theodore born 1862 in Bochum - Catholic
Caspar Emil born 1860 - Catholic
Franz Diederich - born 1851
Friedrich Heinrich - born 1853
Otto - born 1864 in Bochum
Wilhelmis - born 1855 in Bochum
Anna Sophia- bor 18?8 Bochum
FRANZ D. ZIOCK - Franz D Ziock's Home in 1900: Chicago Ward 22, Cook, Illinois Age: 48 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1852 Birthplace: Germany Relationship to head-of-house: Boarder Race: White, Immigration Year: 1892
OTTO ZIOCK - There is an Otto Ziock listed in the 1873 St. Louis Business Directory. He is a clerk with William Ziock & Co., 1817 Papin St. Otto is listed again as a single white male in the 1880 census but is now residing in St. Charles, Missouri which is north of St. Louis. The census gives his birth year as 1860 which is after Heinrich Ziock & his family came to the United States. Birthplace is given as Prussia (Germany). He was probably an employee of the St. Charles Woolen Mills of which William Ziock was president. The St. Charles Woolen Mills later became the Rockford Mitten and Hosiery Company.
JOHN ZIOCK - John Ziock Estimated Birth Year: abt 1838 Age in 1870: 32 Birthplace: Württemberg Home in 1870: St Louis Ward 2, Saint Louis, Missouri. His wife, Augusta, is age 32 born in France. Their children are:
John age 10
Henry age 6
Fred age 4
Andrew 5/12.
All of the children were born in Missouri.
JOHN ZIOCK - John Ziock's Home in 1920: Aliquippa, Beaver, Pennsylvania Age: 38 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1882 Birthplace: Zemply Maygar Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Mary Father's Birth Place: Zemply Maygar Mother's Birth Place: Zemply Maygar Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Rent Year of Immigration: 1900 Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes. Name-Age of children: John 38, Mary 36, Mary 18, Anna 12, John 8, Margaret5, Helen 3. All of the children were born in Pennsylvania. This Ziock really peaked my interest as I had never heard of their birthplace of Zemply Maygar & I could not find anything about it on the interenet. So I contacted John Dziak who is an expert on the European areas of the various diversions of the name & just as I thought he knew exactly where it was. Here is a copy of our correspondence:
Hi John, We corresponded once before some years ago about our surnames. I recently came across some information which may interest you. It gives John Ziock's birthplace as Zemply Maygar. I have never heard of this place & am unable to find anything about it on the internet. If you will also look at the attached census record it gives John Ziock's mother tongue as Slavik. You are much more familiar with the European areas than I am. Would you have any opinions on any of this information or suggestions about how I might research it further? Thanks for any help you may be able to offer.
EstherFrom: J. Dziak
To: Esther M Ziock Carroll
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 9:02 AM
Subject: Re: Dziak, Ziock, Ziok, ZeockHello
Nice to hear from you...
Zemply, Zemplen (Zemplin) can be considered as like a county to us in U.S., a State to Hungary or Slovakia. There is still a Zemplen "county" in Slovakia.
Magyar - means Hungary. Hungary was the country he emmigrated from, it was also called Austia-Hungary until 1918 when it became CzechoSlovakia it is currently Slovakia.
Zemplen is where most of the Dziak, Ziock, Ziok, Zeock-s came from who lived below (south of) the Carpathian mountains. Those living to the north lived in the Austian province of Galicia which is now S.E. Poland.
Slavik is a term that was used to identify Slavs (ethnicity) - Western ( Polish, Slovak,etc) and Eastern (Rusyn, Ukrainian and Russian). This separated them from German, Austian, etc., etc.
It gets even more complicated if they had identified themselves by their religion, which sometimes happened.
Hope this helps!
John
PETER ZIOCK - Age in 1910: 51 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859 Birthplace: Germany Relation to Head of House: Inmate - Maryland Hospital for the Insane, Father's Birth Place: Germany Mother's Birth Place: Germany Home in 1910: Election District 1, Baltimore, Maryland Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Year of Immigration: 1879
MR. ZIOCK - Arrival Date: 30 Jul 1872 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1830 Age: 42 Gender: Male Port of Departure: Liverpool, England Destination: United States of America Place of Origin: Germany Ship Name: Russia Port of Arrival: New York, Port Arrival State: New York Port Arrival Country: United States
WILLIAM H. ZIOCK - Gender: Male Place of Birth: Pennsylvania Estimated Birth Year: abt 1846 Age: 4 Month of Death: Aug Cause of Death: Dysentary Place of Death: (City, County, State) Upper Allen, Cumberland, Pennsylvania Census Year: 1850
ADELE ZIOCK - B: 1890 Rummelsburg Germany, Female, arrived 10 Dec. 1923 New York from Hamburg on the ship Cleveland. (For picture of the ship see at bottom of page) Her parents are listed as: Pauline Ziock from Rummelsburg ?Plonnebergstr? 16 & her father as Herman ?Mueller? from Blankenstein n/Wildruff. Final destination is given as: ?Mich.? Iron River, N.J., Jersey City.
HEINRICH ZIOCK - B: 1847 age 48 Occupation: illegible Citizien of Germany Number of pieces of baggage 7 - arrived 15 Feb. 1895 New York from Southampton, England on the ship Saale (For picture of ship see at bottom of page)
MRS. THERESE ZIOCK - B: 1855 - Wife of Heinrich Ziock. Age: 40. arrived 15 Feb. 1895 New York from Southampton, England
MASTER HERM ZIOCK - B: 1891 - arrived 15 Feb. 1895 New York from Southampton, England
MISS ANNA ZIOCK - B: 1894 Age: 10 months - arrived 15 Feb. 1895 New York from Southampton, England
ANNEA ZIOCK - B: 1875 Canada, male, arrived 14 Dec. 1917 New York from Bordeaux on the ship La Touraine (For picture of ship see at bottom of page)
LEONHARDT ZIOCK - B: 1889 Hungary - arrived 6 Nov. 1907 New York from Bremen on the ship Trave. It lists the city he is from as ?Zaibock? Cannot make out the names of his parents.
NICHOLAS ZIOCK - arrived 2 Oct. 1917 New York on the ship Manhattan. He is listed as a crew member who was returned to the ship & ordered detained for a medical exam. Discharged: Date: 5 Time: 3
ANNA CATHERINA ZIOCK - Married Johann Wilhelm Lampey 22 Feb. 1824 in Hattingen
ANN GERTRUD ZIOCK - Married John Wilhem Grunau 1 June 18?8 in Hattingen
FRIEDERICH ZIOCK - Married Friederica Schlaap 22 Nov. 1825. They had 2 children:
Friederich Gustav born 1826
Jacobina Wilhelmine born 1828
JOHANN PETER ZIOCK - Married Albertina Gabriela Bourdoux 24 Dec. 1836 in Aachen. They had 4 children:
Catharina Wilhelmine - B: 25 Dec. 1836 Aachen. Married Johan Egidius Bransch 25 Nov. 1859 in Aachen.
Catharina - B: 25 Apr. 1838 Aachen Rhineland Germany. Married Franz Feller 31 Jan. 1863 Aachen.
Josephina - b: 19 Feb. 1845 Aachen
Petronella - B: 4 Dec.1840 Aachen. Married Werner Joseph Brunsfeld 20 Doc. 1874 Aachen
THESE ARE PROBABLY MORAVIAN MISSIONARIES:
H. Ziock - B: circa 1847 - arrived at New Orleans, Louisiana 2 Apr. 1904 from Bluefields, Nicaragua
H. Ziock - B: circa 1867 - arrived at New Orleans, Louisiana 2 Apr. 1904 from Bluefields, Nicaragua
T.H. Ziock - B: circa 1853 - arrived at New Orleans, Louisiana 2 Apr. 1904 from Bluefields, Nicaragua
Reid N. Ziock - B: circa 1848 - arrived New Orleans, Louisiana 29 April 1893
Ziock - B: circa 1890 - arrived New Orleans, Louisiana 29 April 1893
Other possible variations of the Ziock name are.................
ZEOCK ~ On the internet I have found several people with the last name Zeock. I have corresponded with John Zeock & Diane Lubniewski who is a Zeock descendant. John's grandfather was Andrew Zeock who moved to Reading from Conneticut. John thinks there may also be Zeocks in New York & Michigan. He also thinks that Zeock is an anglicization of Dzyac but isn't sure on that point. Diane's ancestors emigrated from the Ukraine.
ZIAK ~ b. 01/29/1905, d. 04/30/1973, US Army, CPL, Plot: 33 0 83, bur. 05/03/1973, Springfield National Cemetery, Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. Lots of other Ziaks listed on google.
ZIEK ~ Frederick A. Ziek, 46, of Leon, IA, (formerly of Kansas City), passed away Saturday, May 8, 2004, at the home. He was preceded in death by his father, David Ziek. He is survived by his mother, Pat McKinstry of Lee's Summit, MO; one brother, Duane Ziek of Leon, IA; one sister, Tonya Hackett of Belton, MO; two nephews, David and Nick; and one niece, Megan. Services will be at the SladeO'Donnell Funeral Home of Leon, IA, Tuesday, May 11, at 10 a.m. Visitation will be Monday, May 10, from 7-8 p.m. at the funeral home.
Published in the Kansas City Star on 5/9/2004.
Daniel Ziock
Student of Psychology - University of Salzburg
Dziak
Could this name be a variation in spelling since it is pronounced the same as Ziock?Prof. Dr. Frank Dziock
Department of Biodiversity Dynamics
Ziok, Burma
City of Ziok in Yedashe, Bago, Burma, AsiaZiok.net
The walking tour is very nice. This is a very large site & much of it is in the Korean language. I haven't had a chance to check out all of it's pages so I hope there is nothing naughty there - lol.
(my father) was born 12 October 1904 in St.Louis,
Missouri. He was the son of Esther 
my grandfather, was born 26 July 1876
in St. Louis, Missouri. He was the son of Elise Schrobeck and August Ziock,
Sr. August, Jr., married ESTHER 
The background music on this page, The
Beer Barrel Polka, is dedicated to my aunt Lillian Ziock Palmer. She loved the
polka & even into her 70's she could still out dance everyone on the dance
floor! Aunt Lil was born in St. Louis, Missouri 31 December 1900 and was the
daughter of Esther Horrocks and August Ziock, Jr. When her mother died when she was
13 years old whe went to live with her best friend Alvena & they grew up
together. Lil was married to EDWARD PALMER & they
became the parents of six children: Edwina (Winnie), Dorothy, Corrine, Janet,
Kenneth (Buzzy), William Robert (Bill). Lil and Ed later resided in Jefferson
County, Missouri on a road they named Palmer Lane. Lil died in 1979 at age 78 and is
buried in Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis.
B:
12 Oct. 1904 in St. Louis, Missouri. Delivered by a mid-wife. 9 March 1945
married Mrs. Pearl Maethel Martin Cash. They had one child, Esther Mae, born 30
March 1948, St. Louis, Missouri. Gus died 11 Sept. 1976 Chesterfield, St. Louis
County, Missouri. Buried in Shephard Hills Cemetery, Jefferson County, Missouri near where
his sister used to live.
was my great grandfather.
He was born 28 August 1842 in Hattingen, Westfalen, Germany. He was christened
Carl August Ziock on 19 September 1842 but went by the name August. He came to the
United States with his parents, Heinrich & Elisabeth Ziock & two of his sisters,
Mathilde & Emilie in 1858 aboard the ship New York which had sailed from Bremen.
In 1868 in St. Louis August married ELISE SCHROBECK
& they became the parents of 7 children. Elise was the
daughter of 
was born in 1879 &
was the son of August Ziock,Sr. & Elise Schrobeck. Theodore was first married to
Birdie Doliva of Little Rock, Arkansas 15 June 1904. They were later divorced.
On 30 March 1910 in St. Louis he married Meta Cramme & they had 2
children."Theo" owned two exclusive dress shops one of which was in the affluent
St. Louis neighborhood of Clayton. Children of Meta Cramme & Theodore Ziock:
Lester - B: 20 Nov. 1910 St. Louis D: 20 Nov. 1910 St.Louis buried in Concordia Cemetery.
He was a premature birth of 7 months & only lived 5 hours. Elizabeth Jane (Betty
Jane) - B: 24Aug. 1917 St. Louis. She married John Willette Brough of Menominee, Michigan.
They had a son John Willette Jr. B: 22 Aug. 1941 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
was born in Hattingen, Gemany 29 August 1801 & was the son of Peter
Ziock & Anna Sybila Arens. On 13 May 1827 in Hattingen, Westfalen, he married
- was born in Milan, Italy in 1752 or 1754
& 
Richard is retired & in the
year 2000 was president of the 
was
born in Greven, Wesfalen, Deutschland (Germany) in 1913. He was the son of Maria
Veltmann and Herman August Josef Ziock. Herman became a journalist and author, spoke
numerous languages and travelled extensively in Asia, Africa and America. He wrote
numerous books and was connected with various newspapers as correspondent editor and
publisher. He served as Press Attache of the German Embassy at Cairo, Egypt from
1956 - 1962; Public Relations Manager, Ministry of Economic Cooperation in Bonn, Germany
from 1962 - 1968 and then was Press Counsellor of the German Embassy at New Delhi,
India. He was acquainted with the Dalai Lama.
was born in 1875 in Bochum,
Westfalen, Germany. He was the son of Friedrich Georg August Ziock and Elise
Austermann. In 1909 he married Maria Veltman and they had six children.
Heramn August Josef was a Journalist and Editor. He died in Greven in 1929.
was born in Hattingen,
Westfalen, Germany 19 March 1818 and was christened the same year. He was the son of
Joan Friedrich Ziock and Gertrude Vorbrodt. 24 March 1871 Frederick Georg August
married Elise Austermann in Bochum Westfalen and they had four children. He died in
Bochum in 16 April 1889.
was born in 1839 in Bethanien, St. Jan and was the son of Adolf Hermann
Ziock and Marie Caroline Lindemann. In 1868 Herman (Jr.) was called to service in
Laborador and left with the trading ship "Harmony". He served as a trader
and clerk in far north Labrador at the station Hebron. He died on July 20th, 1869
when his shotgun accidentally discharged. He was buried in Hebron July 24,
1869. Hermann Ziock is on the list of Moravian Missionaries in Labrador and the site
includes a picture of the ship "Harmony" and a map showing the location of
Hebron. Dr. Hans Rollman informed me that the settlement of Hebron is no longer
operative but that the cemetery & grave of Herman Adolph Ziock could still be there.
is the son of
Samuel Ziock who is a descendant of Johann Peter Ziock. Klaus is a published author
- one of his books is entitled Basic Quantum Mechanics and he is also 
was born in Poland &
educated in Germany & has lived in Berlin for many years. She is the daughter of WALTER
WALDEMAR ZIOK . Ilona says, "He was born in Noers, Nordrhein, Westphalen but
lived after the war in Poland and is burried there. I have a brother Gregor (polish
Grzegorz, as we both were born in Poland and emigrated 1967 to Germany) who has two
doughters: Jenny and Sina. I have heard that a part of my fathers family is originaly from
Ungaria, but I don't know whether this is true. And it was also said that they were poor
aristocrats. My father Walter Ziok had 2 sisters and a brother, all live in Poland
(Silesia, which was German before the war)." Ilona is a film director, author
& producer. You can read more about her & her accomplishments at: 
