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	LITCHFIELD COUNTY JAMES MATLOCKS 1790 MATLOCKS JAMES CT LITCHFIELD CO 065 3-0-2 FAIRFIELD COUNTY JOSEPH MIDLOCK born June 1858 Germany. Joseph married 1st ? 2nd Anna. Joseph can be found on the 1900-1930 Fairfield Co CT Census. 1900 MIDLOCK JOSEPH Fairfield CT Westport 243B Joseph Midlock Head MW Jun 1858 41 M 4yr GER GER GER Anna Wife FW Nov 18?? 33 M 1/1 IRE IRE IRE Bernard J. Son MW Apr 1889 11 S NY GER GER 1910 MIDLOCK JOSEPH Fairfield County CT 116 Westport Joseph Midlock Head WM 52 M2 13yrs GER GER GER Farmer Anne Wife WF 59 M1 2/2 IRE IRE IRE Catherine Dau WF 8 S CT GER IRE Josephine Dau WF 2 S CT GER IRE 1920 MIDLOCK JOSEPH Fairfield County CT 116-20 Joseph Midlock Head WM 61 M GER GER GER Farmer Anne Wife WF 59 M IRE IRE IRE Catherine Dau WF 18 S CT GER IRE Josephine Dau WF 12 S CT GER IRE 1930 MIDLOCK JOSEPH Fairfield County CT Fairfield 104 Joseph Midlock Head WM 72 M (38) GER GER GER Farmer Anne Wife WF 69 M (34) IRE IRE IRE Catherine Dau WF 28 S CT GER IRE Josephine Dau WF 22 S CT GER IRE JOSEPH MATLOCK born 1858 Austria. Joseph married Mary. Joseph can be found on the 1910-1920 Fairfield Co CT Census. 1910 MATLOCK JOSEPH Fairfield Co CT Easton 98A Michael Germic Head MW 36 M-10 AUS AUS AUS Farmer Annie Wife FW 28 M-10 4-3 AUS AUS AUS George Son MW 9 S CT AUS AUS Michael Son MW 7 S CT AUS AUS Margarete Dau FW 3 S CT AUS AUS Joseph Matlock F/law MW 52 M-35 AUS AUS AUS Farm laborer Mary Matlock M/law FW 45 M-35 5-4 AUS AUS AUS Joseph Matlock B/law MW 12 S NY AUS AUS 1920 METLOCK JOSEPH Fairfield County CT Easton Town 115-4 Joseph Metlock Head WM 66 M Slovakian SL SL Farmer Mary Wife WF 58 M SL SL SL Joseph Son WM 21 S SL SL SL BERNARD JOSEPH MIDLOCK born April 10 1889 Mount Vernon NY. Bernard was the son of Joseph and Anna Midlock. Bernard married Mary. Bernard registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Fairfield Co CT. Bernard was tall and slender with blue eyes and brown hair. Bernard’s occupation was a caretaker for Judge W W Foster. Bernard can be found on the 1900-1920 Fairfield Co CT Census. Mary can be found on the 1930 Fairfield Co CT Census. 1910 MIDLOCK BERNARD Fairfield Co CT 116 Westport Bernard Midlock Servant WM 21 S NY Germany 1920 MIDLOCK BERNARD Fairfield County CT Norwalk 135-10 Bernard Midlock Head WM 30 M NY GER NY Caretaker Mary Wife WF 30 M Poland PO PO Bernard Son WM 9 S CT NY Poland 1930 MIDLOCK BERNARD Fairfield Co CT Norwalk 197 Bernard Midlock Boarder WM 18 S CT NY Poland Salesman Mary Boarder WF 40 Wd Poland Bernard J Midlock died March 21 1997 Norwalk CT HARTFORD COUNTY WILLIAM IRVING MATLACK born Dec 6 1892 Woodstown Salem Co NJ. William was the son of William and Sarah Matlack. William married 1^st? And 2nd Geraldine. William registered for the World War I Draft on June 5 1917 from Camden Co NJ. William was 5 ft 10 1/12 ins with a slender build. William had gray eyes and brown hair. It was noted his eyes were weak. William can be found on the 1900-1910 Salem Co NJ, 1920 Camden Co NJ and the 1930 Hartford Co CT Census. 1930 MATLACK WILLIAM Hartford Co CT Hartford 80 William I Matlack Head WM 37 M (30) NJ NJ NJ Salesman Geraldine I Wife WF 29 M (21) CT NY CT NEW HAVEN COUNTY JOHN MATLICK born 1862 Germany. John married Bertha. John can be found on the New Haven Co CT. 1910 MATLICK JOHN New Haven Co CT Meriden Ward-4 90A John Matlick Head MW 48 M 21 year GER GER GER Drug Roller Bertha Wife FW 38 M 11/9 GER GER GER Minnie Dau FW 21 S CT GER GER Tillie Dau FW 19 S CT GER GER Ester Dau FW 17 S CT GER GER Bertha Dau FW 15 S CT GER GER Lizzie Dau FW 12 S CT GER GER Hattie Dau FW 10 S CT GER GER Annie Dau FW 7 S CT GER GER Clarence Son MW 5 S CT GER GER Ester Dau FW 1/12 S CT GER GER Howard West Gr/son MW 4 S CT CT GER NEW LONDON COUNTY NEWSPAPERS: 20 April 1926 - Sub Blows UP - Blast Occurs in Batteries While Docked - New London CT. - Sub S-49 blew while seamen at breakfast. It carries a crew of 40 under the command of Lt. W.G. Snyder. Among the injured was Sylvester E. Matlock, fireman, of Charleston, IL. (Waukesha Freeman, Waukesha, WI.) 30 April 1926 - Earl Matlock of Charleston in critical condition after an explosion on a submarine in New London, CT. He is at the base hospital there. (Decatur IL Review)