Benjamin Debeck moved from New Brunswick to Calais Maine, by the time of the 1850 census .in 1860 living in Houston Twp. Clearfield Co. Pennsylvania. in 1870 farming in Lawrence Twp. Clearfield Co. Pennsylvania.

Benjamin Debeck appears 1880 Census of Dallas County Texas ,he leaves about 1884 and returns to Clearfield with most of the family . The reason for the families quick return to Clearfield were scandals involving Benjamin's daughter Georgia.  Benjamin's son Enoch Allen Debeck also seems to have been a bit of a troublemaker .To read more on Georgia scroll down to link at the bottom of this page.These 2 articles below are from Dallas newspapers .The young girl mentioned was Edith Debeck the daughter of Charles Benjamin Debeck  ,Georgia's niece

Special to the Gazette.
     Dallas, February 19.- A large number of Dallasites have arranged to visit New Orleans to witness the Mardi Gras festivities.
     Lizzie Handley, keeper of a house of ill-fame, sent for Chief of Police Arnold this morning to take away Annie Debreck (sic), a fourteen-year-old girl of East Dallas, who came to to her house late last night, saying her school mates continually taunted her about the life of shame of a female relative [Georgia DeBeck], and she had determined on leading a life of shame.  Madame Handley locked her in a room by herself till morning, when Chief Arnold took her to her parents.  The girl professes to have abandoned her terrible resolve.

Yesterday morning, City Marshal Arnold received a note from Lizzie Handley, the proprietress of a bawdy house on Jackson street, which stated that she desired to see him at once on important business. The official reported promptly, and was informed that a young girl who gave her name as Anna or Edith De Beck, residing near the fair grounds had come to her house and requested that she be admitted as an inmate.  The proprietress declined to admit her, but when the girl wept and begged to be cared for during the night, she took her in, and after locking her up in a room, sent a messenger with a note to Marshal Arnold, who did not get it until the next morning.  The girl, who has just entered her teens, expressed a desire to lead a life of shame, and when the officer took charge of her to take her back to her parents, she wept bitterly.  Her story is to the effect that persons have accused her of leading an unchaste life, and that so long as she got the credit of it, little was the difference to her. The unfortunate young girl was returned to her parents and home.

Misc. Records

pg. 319 Township E.D.68 ID # tx289109838 his son Allen E. Debeck also appears E.G. Debeck (George Edmund) appears in Dallas Co. Tx. Dallas Township pg 85. In a Dallas Texas directory of 1889 -1890 Allan E. Debeck is listed as a Labouror R. 325 Ervay between Hughes Creek . Guy Debeck South Dallas a foundry moulder adress A.E. Debeck John Wyatt also boards with A.E Debeck and an Allen Debeck is a Butcher address r.337s.Preston Dallas TX.

1880 Dallas Co. census:

p. 85A, 2 JUN 1880

E. D. 57, sheet 7

1322 Elm St.:

Dwelling/Family # 66/69:

DeBeck, E.G., white male, age 35, laborer, New Brunswick/N.B./Brunswick

DeBeck, Myer?, white female, age 33, housekeeper, PENN/PENN/PENN

DeBeck, Emma, white female, age 14,(dau.), at home; PENN/N.B./Brunswick

DeBeck, Nettie?, white female, age 12 (dau.), PENN/N.B./Brunswick

67/70:

DRUHAN?, Andy, white male, age 28, railroad employee, ILL/ILL/ILL

Druhan, Georgia, white female, age 18, (wife), housekeeper, PENN/N.B./N.B

p. 319:

E. D. 68, sheet 4A; Prect. #7, 1 JUN 1880:

31/35:

DeBeck, Benj., white male, age 62, farmer, N.B./N.B./N.B.

DeBeck, Colenta?, white female, age 61 (wife), housekeeper, ENG./ENG./ENG.

DeBeck, Wm. L?/Q?, white male, age 27, (son), farm laborer; MAINE/N.B./ENG.

also from the 1880 Dallas Co. census:

32/37:

DeBeck, Allen E., white male, age 33, farmer; N.B./N.B./ENG.

DeBeck, Guy, white male, age 7 (son), at home; N.B./N.B./N.B.

DeBeck, Georgia, white female, age 5 (dau.), at home, N.B./N.B./N.B.

DeBeck, Thomas, white male, age 3 (son), at home; TX/N.B./N.B.

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Oakland Cemetery Interment records:

DeBecque, Charles, age 27, died 13 Nov 1907

Next of kin: Mrs. Allen DeBecque

Buried in Section 6, Lot S 1/2 86, space #3122"

On reverse of card: R. R. employee who fell in night

from a T & P (Texas & Pacific) R. R. switch engine in

the East Dallas yards. Body badly mangled, lived but

a short while.

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also from the Oakland Cem. interment records:

DeBeck, Bessie, Section 7, Lot NE 1/2, space 117

Removed from Sec 9, SE 1/2, space 49

Born 7 Nov 1884; died 3 April 1919

Husband: W. Guy DeBeck

Upright granite marker

also from the Oakland Cem. interment records:

Charlotte DeBeck

Born 8 Dec 1908; died 28 May 1971

Father: William Guy DeBeck

Son: Richard Concha (called 4 Oct 1995)

1922 Worley's Dallas City Directory:

Reed, Luther J., salesman, The Kleber Baking co.,

householder @ 1217 Forest ave.

Reed, Mrs. Georgia, packer, Armstrong Pkg. Co.,

rooms @ 1217 Forest Ave.

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1927 Worley's Dallas City Directory:

Reed, Luther J. (Georgia), salesman, r. 1217 Forest ave.

" Mrs. Georgia, clerk, SW. Bell Tel. Co., r. 1327 Lenway

DeBeck, Charlotte, stenographer @ Bush & Gerts Piano Co.,

res. 6001 Worth

" Jennie, res. 6001 Worth

" William G.(Guy), inspector, Dallas Ry & Terminal Co.,

h. 6004 Worth

[Note: "6004" is probably a typo]

5 JLY 1930, Dallas Morning News (Sat.):

page 16, col. 1:

Deaths & Funeral Notices:

DeBeck, Guy, 6001 Worth, died Friday morning at

his residence, age 68; resident of Dallas for 54 years.

Survived by three daughters, Mrs. Gennette Hale, of

Dallas; Miss Charlotte/Charlette and Miss Louise De Beck;

one sister, Mrs. G. M. Reed. Funeral services in charge of

Loudermilk-Sparkman, pending arrival of relatives.

Morrison and Fourmy's Directory of the City of Dallas 1886-1887

DeBeck, Allen E., car driver, res 1544 Main, bt. Dove, Lloyd.

DeBeque, Frank, propr and mgr Mascotte Athletic Theatre (variety), 831 Main, boarding

house, 1112 Jackson.

Check out one of our most notorius Debeck ladies (Can't get this link to work Google-------- Georgia Debeck  Dallas Texas 

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