Georg Carl Friedrich Block

BirthAUG 1803 - Brandenberg, Duren, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Death25 Mar 1893 - Orange, Orange, Texas, United States

MotherMaria Christina Louise Bagar (Bagaer or Bagars, Bagans)

FatherGeorg Block

Born in Brandenberg, Duren, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany on AUG 1803 to Georg Block and Maria Christina Louise Bagar (Bagaer or Bagars, Bagans). Georg Carl Friedrich Block married Auguste Charlotte Wippernitz and had 13 children. He passed away on 25 Mar 1893 in Orange, Orange, Texas, United States.

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Parents

Georg Block
1764 - 1833

Maria Christina Louise Bagar (Bagaer Or Bagars, Bagans)
1770 - 1833

Spouse(s)

Auguste Charlotte Wippernitz
1816 - 1885

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Charles Louis Theodore Block
1836 - 1910

Albert Joachim Bernhard Block
1840 - 1893

George Lewis Christian Block
1843 - 1900

Leopold John Martin Block
1845 - 1929

Georg Theodor Jacob Block
1842 - 1842

Adolph Bernhard Block
1848 - 1926

Federick Wilhelm Block
1834 - 1911

Friedrich Conrad Hermann Block
1838 - 1839

Joseph Lombard David Block
1850 - 1931

August Frederick Carl Block
1851 - 1934

Augusta J Block
1858 - 1859

Lewis Block
1860 - Unknown

Sarah M. Block
1852 - 1939

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Maria Louisa Hoez
1803 - 1871

Johann Friedrich Block
1808 - 1853

Andreas Kroehn
1803 - 1890

Mary Emily Block
1808 - 1863

Johann Christian Henschke
1803 - 1873

Elizabeth Block
1808 - 1900

Ernst Diedrich Friedrich Block
1808 - Unknown

Helena Sophia Margarethe Block
1808 - Unknown

Solomon Block
1808 - Unknown

Dorothea Breunert
1803 - Unknown

Catharine Block
1808 - 1880

Johann Seidler
1803 - Unknown

Surname meaning for Block

German and Dutch: from Middle High German bloch Middle Dutch bloc ‘block (of wood)’ in any of several senses for example a topographic sense denoting a fenced field a nickname for a large lumpish man or a metonymic occupational name for a shoemaker or a milliner English (mainly Suffolk): descriptive nickname from Middle English blok bloke usually meaning either ‘pale wan pallid’ (Old English blāc) but perhaps sometimes ‘black’ (of hair or appearance). The name could be interchangeable with the equally ambiguous Black and Blake. Alternatively it may be an nickname derived from Middle English blok(ke) bloke ‘block (of wood)’ perhaps for someone thought to be stupid or someone who made or used wooden blocks. Compare Blocker and 1 above. Americanized form of Jewish (Ashkenazic) Bloch.