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+0 HEAD\r
+1 SOUR PAF\r
+2 NAME Personal Ancestral File\r
+2 VERS 4.0.4.18\r
+2 CORP The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints\r
+3 ADDR 50 East North Temple Street\r
+4 CONT Salt Lake City, UT 84150\r
+1 DEST PAF\r
+1 DATE 7 JAN 2002\r
+2 TIME 14:07:16\r
+1 FILE bock.ged\r
+1 GEDC\r
+2 VERS 5.5\r
+2 FORM LINEAGE-LINKED\r
+1 CHAR ANSEL\r
+1 LANG English\r
+1 SUBM @SUB1@\r
+1 NOTE (Peter Verthez) This is a reduced version of the original file found at:\r
+2 CONT http://www.rm.quik.com.au/macca27/gen/gedcom.html\r
+0 @SUB1@ SUBM\r
+1 NAME Andrew McPhee\r
+1 ADDR c/o 820 Frauenfelder Street\r
+2 CONT Albury. NSW. Australia. 2641.\r
+1 CTRY Australia\r
+1 PHON (0260) 409039\r
+1 _EMAIL macca27@rm.quik.com.au\r
+0 @I41@ INDI\r
+1 NAME George Albert /Bock/\r
+2 GIVN George Albert\r
+2 SURN Bock\r
+1 SEX M\r
+1 BIRT\r
+2 DATE 2 APR 1865\r
+2 PLAC New Dundee,Ontario,Canada\r
+1 DEAT\r
+2 DATE 1 JUL 1943\r
+2 PLAC Big River,Sask,Canada\r
+1 NOTE George was 2 years old when his family moved west from New Dundee to Bruce County in 1867, Em\r
+2 CONC anuel was 16 and still recovering from his hip illness, Rachel was 10 and Allan 5 years. Th\r
+2 CONC e family moved again when George was 9 years to the farm in Bruce County and the 3 boys Allan\r
+2 CONC , George and John went to School Section No. 1 at Saugeen, then in November 1880 when he wa\r
+2 CONC s 15 he had to leave school to go to work for another North Bruce farmer after their barn an\r
+2 CONC d stock were destroyed by fire.\r
+2 CONT \r
+2 CONT George was hired out to the farmer for 2 years until he went back to Waterloo County where h\r
+2 CONC e had a lot of cousins who helped him to get work - the Rosenbergers and Levi & Aaron Bock i\r
+2 CONC n Wilmot Township. In 1885 when he was 20 years old he returned in the spring and brought wit\r
+2 CONC h him his girl-friend Alberta Godbold whose parents lived in Berlin (Kitchener), Alberta want\r
+2 CONC ed to hire out as a house-keeper and secured such a job for a local banker's wife who was ill\r
+2 CONC , she stayed at this for a year and got on very well with the lady and her 4 year old boy. \r
+2 CONT \r
+2 CONT George had spent this year working at Cargill's Mill then in May 1886 they were married and l\r
+2 CONC ived in Port Elgin, their first child Era Alberta was born there on 25 April 1887, George wor\r
+2 CONC ked at the Port Elgin Button Factory until the spring of 1888 the family moved to Cargill whe\r
+2 CONC re George got a job at the mill. In August 1888 another little girl, Ena Margaret was born an\r
+2 CONC d the following spring in 1889 George's father-in-law Ben Godbold offered George a job on hi\r
+2 CONC s home-farm near Berlin (Kitchener), George's cousin John Spreeman also worked on this farm w\r
+2 CONC ith him. \r
+2 CONT \r
+2 CONT John's wife Geraldine was also Alberta's sister and they had both been born on that farm an\r
+2 CONC d now they each had 2 little girls to play together. In less than 2 years they all moved fro\r
+2 CONC m the farm (father-in-law hired someone else) and George moved his family to Preston in 1890\r
+2 CONC . It was in 1889 that George's sister Rachel died in Sears, Michigan, Grandma Bock was lookin\r
+2 CONC g after her 2 girls Rosanna and Maud when Lemuel returned and took the girls to Preston, hi\r
+2 CONC s relatives were the Rosenbergers who lived there also. \r
+2 CONT \r
+2 CONT George and Alberta offered to take care of the girls for Lemuel but he declined them althoug\r
+2 CONC h it was thought that Maud's health would have been better if she'd stayed there. George, Alb\r
+2 CONC erta and the 2 girls moved once again in 1896 west to Russell, Manitoba where George secure\r
+2 CONC d employment with the Beaver Lumber Company, during this time another daughter Edna Aileen wa\r
+2 CONC s born in 1898 at St. Jean Baptiste, Manitoba and then in 1900 a boy George Allan was born bu\r
+2 CONC t he died in infancy.\r
+2 CONT \r
+2 CONT In 1902 another boy Albert Allan was born at Rosenfeld, Manitoba, soon after this George wa\r
+2 CONC s transferred to Lemberg, Saskatchewan. In 1925 George got a job as a store-keeper at the wor\r
+2 CONC kshops of the Canadian National Railroad (C.N.R.) at Watrous, Saskatchewan, it was about thi\r
+2 CONC s time that their grand-daughter Beryl came to live with them.\r
+2 CONT \r
+2 CONT Then in 1930 George retired from the railway aged 65 and took up a homestead at Ladder Valley\r
+2 CONC , Sask, their son Albert and his family (wife Anne and daughter Myrl) and also their eldest d\r
+2 CONC aughter's family (Era and husband Wilber Eddy and children Wilber L., George and Marjorie) al\r
+2 CONC l had adjoining quarter sections. \r
+2 CONT \r
+2 CONT In Oct 1941 George's son Albert joined up in the R.C.A.F. and his family left the homestead t\r
+2 CONC o live in Prince Albert for a time, George and Alberta stayed on at the homestead till Georg\r
+2 CONC e passed away there on 1 Jul 1943 then Alberta moved to Regina where she passed away on 3 De\r
+2 CONC c 1944.\r
+1 CHAN\r
+2 DATE 23 DEC 2001\r
+3 TIME 05:52:22\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_100.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock c1870 5yo\r
+2 NOTE Original ferrotype photograph 45x74mm.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_j\bock_js_102.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock (second from R) c1873 8yo\r
+2 NOTE Original albumen carte de visite card 62x101mm.~~Taken same day as bock_j_103.~~Photographer: W. St. John, Walkerton, Ontario.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_am_108.jpg\r
+2 TITL George (R) with brother Allan M. Bock c1890\r
+2 NOTE Original ferrotype photograph 65x94mm.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_112.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock c1895 30yo\r
+2 NOTE Original ferrotype photograph 53x73mm.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_116.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock in his bearskin coat c1900 35yo\r
+2 NOTE Original gelatin-chloride cabinet card 100x138mm.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM Y\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\ph_misc\lembergbt_097.jpg\r
+2 TITL 1911 Lemberg Baseball Team\r
+2 NOTE Back: Gardiner, s.s. Roche, p. Pohlman, 3rd b. Steinback, r.f.~~Middle: Bock, 2nd b. McArthur, 1st b. Jolly, mgr. Rist, captain. Saunders, c.f.~~Front: O'Connell, spare. Pohlman, mascot. Bradley, l.f.~~Original gelatin-silver mounted photo 235x190mm.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_140.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock, July 1923, Melville. Sask.\r
+2 NOTE George is holding Beryl Bock (L) and Norma Thomas (R).~~Original gelatin-silver photograph 63x70mm.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_160.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock with his car - 18 Jul 1930\r
+2 NOTE Original gelatin-silver photograph 70x47mm.~~Date is written on reverse.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_180.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock c1938\r
+2 NOTE Original gelatin-silver photograph 39x49mm.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+1 OBJE\r
+2 FORM jpg\r
+2 FILE G:\_Rootsweb\bock\bock_g\bock_ga_168.jpg\r
+2 TITL George A. Bock astride his power saw c1940\r
+2 NOTE Contact print from original gelatin-silver negative 69x205mm.~~This image is cropped and retouched.\r
+2 _SCBK Y\r
+2 _PRIM N\r
+2 _TYPE PHOTO\r
+0 TRLR\r
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