Notes for Thomas Horton OVEROCKER
Source: NYS Library DAR Bible Records Vol 7:215
Thomas H. Overockeer Family Bible, owned by and in possession of Mrs. Annie
Overocker, Oswego St., Utica, NY
Printed and published by Case, Lockwood & Company, Hartford 1866
Thomas H. Overocker and Annile Mallinson were married in the town of New
Hartford, NY by the Rev. E.H. Payson on the 5th of October in the year 1859.
Thomas H. Overocker was born in Camden, Oneida Co., September 25, 1835.
Annie Mallinson was born in Haddersfield, England, Nov. 16, 1835.
Clara Louisa Overocker was born in Utica, N.Y., April 16, 1876.
Source: 1880 census
Census Place: Utica, Oneida, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254905 National Archives Film T9-0905 Page 319B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Thomas OVERROCKER Self M W 44 NY
Occ: Butcher Fa: NY Mo: NY
Annie OVERROCKER Wife F M W 44 ENG
Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Clara OVERROCKER Dau F M W 3 NY
Fa: NY Mo: ENG
Thomas HORTON Uncle M M W 80 NY
Occ: Retired Butcher Fa: NY Mo: NY
Eliza HORTON Aunt F M W 71 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Source: 1900 Federal Census for NY State, City of Utica
Overocker, Thomas H. b Sept 1835 ae 64 lives Utica
w/ Annie b Nov 1835 ae 44 b England
d/ Clara L. b Apr 1876 ae 24 b NY
Utica Observer Tuesday, June 19, 1900
OBITUARY
Thomas H. Overocker
Thomas Horton Overocker died this morning at 4 o’clock at his home, 269 Oneida St., after an illness lasting three years. He had been confined to his room twenty-one days. Mr. Overocker was a son of Jacob and Elizabeth Overocker. His mother died while he was young and he was adopted by Thomas Horton of New Hartford. The deceased married Miss Annie Mallinson of New Hartford in 1859 and soon after they removed to Utica.
Mr. Overocker was a butcher, and was with Thomas Horton for many years. Upon the death of Mr. Horton in 1891, Mr. Overocker took charge of the business and has since conducted it in the Foster building, corner of Hobart and Kemble streets.
Mr. Overocker was a member of Westminster Church and attended the services regularly. In politics he was a Repblican, but never active in the party. He was of quiet disposition, a home man in the fullest sense. By nature he was not demonstrative, but his character was admirable, good and sincere.
There survives a widow, a daughter, Clara L., one sister, Mrs. Sarah Hill, of Maxon, Ill., and a brother, Charles Overocker of Rock Rapids, Iowa.
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