Rudolph's grandson Isaac Brock from VA in SC

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(9) Isaac Brock, b. 1744 Augusta Co., VA, son of Frederick Brock the son of Rudolph. Isaac d. 1845 in Buncumbe Co., NC. Descendants say he was a trader among the Cherokee (note by Lisa Mitchell on Genforum 6 Nov 2001), "trapping and establishing trade routes. In the course of his 'business' he became acquainted with various other tradesmen whose genealogies can be notated through Quaker records of SC and NC: Lamb, Lynch, Siniard, Edmondson and Thompson. 'My Josiah Brock (son of Hiram) married Sarah Clarinda (Clara) Siniard who was the daughter of James Thomas Siniard (a French Indian Trapper) and Margaret Lamb, the half sister of Chief Red Head Will Webber.' "

Isaac and his brothers and sons lived near sons of his 1st cousin George Brock.

Isaac's children were born mostly in Orange Co., NC, and in Pendleton District which later became Anderson Co., SC. He served as a quartermaster in SC during the Revolution.

One of Isaac's brothers was Reuben Brock (b. 1754 Orange Co., NC, served in Revolution from NC, d. 1842 Anderson Co., SC), a Revolutionary pensioner. There were no fewer than 11 known Reubens in this family, none of whom settled in Kentucky or was the father of Aaron Brock (Chief Red Bird):

Brock, Reuben b: 1775 in probably, Caswell Co., NC
Brock, Reuben b: 1801 in Lincoln Co., NC d: AFT 1880
Brock, Reuben b: 1803 in Buncumbe Co., NC
Brock, Reuben b: 1810 in Greenville Co., SC
Brock, Reuben b: ABT 1810 in Anderson Dist., SC
Brock, Reuben Jr. b: 1826 d: 1910 in SC
Brock, Reuben Jr. b: 1833 in GA
Brock, Reuben Sr., son of Frederick b: BEF 27 SEP 1754 in Orange Co., NC d: 04 MAY 1842 in Honea Path Twp., Anderson Co., SC
Brock, Reuben Sr., son of Isaac b: 1778 in Honea Path, Pendleton Co., SC d: AFT 1840 in Brevard, Buncumbe Co., NC
Brock, Reuben Barney b: 07 MAR 1830 d: 09 FEB 1909 in Anderson Co., SC
Brock, Reuben Oler b: 16 SEP 1874 in Anderson Co., SC d: 03 NOV 1922

Earliest Brocks in Virginia

History

Chief Red Bird
Revolutionary Ancestors 1, 2, 3, 4
Carlo's children, Millard Lee Brock, Lucinda "Lou," Elizabeth "Lizzie," Marietta & Peyton Brock
Maternal Lines: Burkhart, Combs, Howard, Jackson, Osborn, Shepherd
Millard's children
Millard's son Charles Golden Brock
Golden's wife Carlie Jane Brown
Their children: Herman, Christine, Raymond, Elene, Donald Eugene, & Betty Brock

Doris

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The earliest Brock land patents in Virginia were (continued):

John 1637, William 1664, George, Sr., 1711; William Brock 1713; Joseph 1738;

1st cousins John Michael Brack/Brock & Rudolph ca 1740

Rudolph's son George 1749;

Rudolph's grandson Isaac Brock from VA in SC

Page Updated 11 Jan 2005

Isaac and his brothers and sons lived near sons of his 1st cousin George Brock. Isaac's children were born mostly in Orange Co., NC, and in Pendleton District which later became Anderson Co., SC. He served as a quartermaster in SC during the Revolution.

One of Isaac's brothers was Reuben Brock (b. 1754 Orange Co., NC, served in Revolution from NC, d. 1842 Anderson Co., SC), a Revolutionary pensioner. There were no fewer than 11 known Reubens in this family, none of whom settled in Kentucky or was the father of Aaron Brock (Chief Red Bird):

Earliest Brocks in Virginia

History

Doris Click to see/print hyperlink Pedigree, Descendant, Ancestor Reports from Doris's Gedcom on Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project. Next, in search window, type firstname, lastname of individual (no living people shown), such as, "Brock, Millard Lee" Web Site Created with Adobe PageMill

Doris

Click to see/print hyperlink Pedigree, Descendant, Ancestor Reports from Doris's Gedcom on Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project. Next, in search window, type firstname, lastname of individual (no living people shown), such as, "Brock, Millard Lee"

Isaac and his brothers and sons lived near sons of his 1st cousin George Brock.

Isaac's children were born mostly in Orange Co., NC, and in Pendleton District which later became Anderson Co., SC. He served as a quartermaster in SC during the Revolution.

Doris

Click to see/print hyperlink Pedigree, Descendant, Ancestor Reports from Doris's Gedcom on Rootsweb's WorldConnect Project. Next, in search window, type firstname, lastname of individual (no living people shown), such as, "Brock, Millard Lee"

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