Son of Christopher Rock and Adeline Rabdeau. Husband of Eliza Jane Dwyers. This surname was Rock and was recorded on Census in Massachusetts as Rocke. The family seam to use the surname spelling Rocke when recorded.
Westfield Newspaper December 5, 1922
Christopher Clarence Rocke, 59 years passed away at his hime in Norwich Bridge district, Sunday after a lingering illness. He had been in the employ of the Boston & Albany R.R. for many years and was a gate tender at the Main Street Crossing. for a long period. He was one of the leading members of the Woronoco Tribe of Red Men and was influential in the affairs of the coucil. The Woronoco Tribe assisted in conducting the funeral in the Federated Church Tuesday afternoon, While Rev. Irving H Childs officiated. Burial was in Norwich Bridge Cemetery. The deceased was a native of Plattsburgh, N.Y.. Besides his widow, Mrs. Eliza Dwyer Rocke of Bennington, VT., one son Christopher of Huntington, (MA) and two daughters Mrs. Mary Dalton of Huntington, and Miss Alice Rocke a teacher at Boston.
Westfield Newspaper December 5, 1922
Christopher Clarence Rocke, 59 years passed away at his hime in Norwich Bridge district, Sunday after a lingering illness. He had been in the employ of the Boston & Albany R.R. for many years and was a gate tender at the Main Street Crossing. for a long period. He was one of the leading members of the Woronoco Tribe of Red Men and was influential in the affairs of the coucil. The Woronoco Tribe assisted in conducting the funeral in the Federated Church Tuesday afternoon, While Rev. Irving H Childs officiated. Burial was in Norwich Bridge Cemetery. The deceased was a native of Plattsburgh, N.Y.. Besides his widow, Mrs. Eliza Dwyer Rocke of Bennington, VT., one son Christopher of Huntington, (MA) and two daughters Mrs. Mary Dalton of Huntington, and Miss Alice Rocke a teacher at Boston.
Son of Christopher Rock and Adeline Rabdeau. Husband of Eliza Jane Dwyers. This surname was Rock and was recorded on Census in Massachusetts as Rocke. The family seam to use the surname spelling Rocke when recorded.
Westfield Newspaper December 5, 1922
Christopher Clarence Rocke, 59 years passed away at his hime in Norwich Bridge district, Sunday after a lingering illness. He had been in the employ of the Boston & Albany R.R. for many years and was a gate tender at the Main Street Crossing. for a long period. He was one of the leading members of the Woronoco Tribe of Red Men and was influential in the affairs of the coucil. The Woronoco Tribe assisted in conducting the funeral in the Federated Church Tuesday afternoon, While Rev. Irving H Childs officiated. Burial was in Norwich Bridge Cemetery. The deceased was a native of Plattsburgh, N.Y.. Besides his widow, Mrs. Eliza Dwyer Rocke of Bennington, VT., one son Christopher of Huntington, (MA) and two daughters Mrs. Mary Dalton of Huntington, and Miss Alice Rocke a teacher at Boston.
Westfield Newspaper December 5, 1922
Christopher Clarence Rocke, 59 years passed away at his hime in Norwich Bridge district, Sunday after a lingering illness. He had been in the employ of the Boston & Albany R.R. for many years and was a gate tender at the Main Street Crossing. for a long period. He was one of the leading members of the Woronoco Tribe of Red Men and was influential in the affairs of the coucil. The Woronoco Tribe assisted in conducting the funeral in the Federated Church Tuesday afternoon, While Rev. Irving H Childs officiated. Burial was in Norwich Bridge Cemetery. The deceased was a native of Plattsburgh, N.Y.. Besides his widow, Mrs. Eliza Dwyer Rocke of Bennington, VT., one son Christopher of Huntington, (MA) and two daughters Mrs. Mary Dalton of Huntington, and Miss Alice Rocke a teacher at Boston.
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