John J. SHOCK - Media
John J. SHOCK - Media
Battle of Fallen Timbers
RUFUS FAIRCHILD ZOGBAUM (1849-1925) “Charge of the Dragoons at Fallen Timbers” ca 1895. General Anthony Wayne’s campaign against American Indians in the Northwest Territory in 1794. Painting. Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio.
Cornstalk soldier.psd
French & Indian Wars soldier
French & Indian Wars soldier
1850 MO Boone p458
1850 MO Boone p457a Rebecca B Shock. The Shock family is scattered over p457a, 457b and 458. Rebecca B. Shock age 36 is on line 42. On page 457b there are Shocks on the firat 20 lines (line 1-20). David Shock age 49 is a farmer worth $1400 born in KY. On p 458 is father John Shock age 79 farmer worth $2,000 from VA and mother Mary Polly Ann Shely age 71 and daughter Sarah A.
Battle of Fallen Timbers map
Ohio Historical Society
Rocky Fork Cemetery, Hinton, Boone County, Missouri
Rocky Fork Cemetery, Hinton, Boone County, Missouri on Find A grave from Bette Keene Scavone.
Mary Polly Ann Shely and John Shock stones
Mary Polly Ann Shely and John Shock stones from thatcrazywoman on Ancestry.
Henry Shock 1742-1818
Henry Shock 1742-1818 family information, provided by sherrylancaster471 on Ancestry.
Henry Shock from Pioneer Families of Missouri p410
Henry Shock from “Pioneer Families of Missouri” p410.
Battle of Fallen Timbers monument
Battle of Fallen Timbers Monument at Fallen Timbers Battlefield and Fort Miamis National Historic Site near Maumee, Ohio.
John J. Shock stone
John J. Shock stone on Ancestry from HENRY”S. John Shock Grave, Rocky Fork, Baptist Cemetery, Boone, Missouri.


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