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"Brief Sketch of the Hallock Ancestry in the United States" offers a concise yet comprehensive overview of the Hallock family's lineage in America. Prepared as part of a larger memoir for Jeremiah and Moses Hallock between 1863 and 1866, this sketch provides valuable insights into the family's origins and historical context. Authored by William A. Hallock (1794-1880), this work is a treasure for anyone researching the Hallock family or interested in American genealogical studies. It provides a unique glimpse into the historical narrative of one of America's families during a transformative period in the nation's history. This edition makes this important historical document accessible to a wider audience.
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