From Lisa Jackson:
I have found a copy of some notes of the Houck Family put together by
Mildred I. Houck (1916-1996).
She had details on the location of the original Houck Burial Grounds
in her notes.
The original Houck cemetery is between Power Canal and Keuka Hill Road. East of Keuka Hill Road 150 yards south of the Wasson Residence (old Knapp property) then 200 yards east of the road to a point just short of the canal bank and under heavy brush and two large shaggy bark hickory trees which are visible from the road. Also south of an east-west running pole carried power line – NYS Electric and Gas Property
Established in 1826, 10 Burials
Hendrick “Henry” Houck Baptized 05 April 1751, Died after 1820 (Lisa’s
Note*I do not know the exact date of death) Married Polly Maria Bell of
New York on 07 November 1783.
I emailed Philip Mann who lives in Keuka and he confirmed that there is
indeed a cemetery at that location and there are Houck family members
buried there.
According to New York In The Revolution as Colony and State, Vol. 1.,
Pages 104-105 by James A. Roberts, Henry Houck served under Colonel
Kilian Van Rensselaer, 4th Regiment, Albany County Militia.
| HOUCK, Joseph, Spouse of Mariah, Died 5 May 1828 , age
43y
HOUCK, Mariah, Spouse of Joseph, Died 12 Apr 1864 , age 77y8m5d nee Rarrick |
This page is maintained by the PHGS
Last Update March 8, 2012
© 2002-2012 by The Painted Hills Genealogy Society All Rights Reserved
Main | Email
Us | Look-Ups
| Members Family
Pages
Become
a Member
| Chat and Meeting Room
| Disclaimer