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=Families=
==Glock family==
* Russell Glock '''+1993''' (b. 1903 Baltimore, MD - d. 1993 Dub., IA), son of Henry Herman Glock (1873-1936 Balt., MD) & Katharine Karoline Mattes Glock (b. 1877 Ger.; emig. 1881; d. 1948 Balt., MD). Henry's father was Adam Glock (b. 1829 Sterbfritz, Ger. - d. 1893 Balt., MD), he may have emigrated in U.S. in 1848, naturalized in 1874. In 1863, Adam resided at 26 Pleasant Alley, Balt., MD, working as a barrel maker, then in 1870 at a shoe factory.* Caroline Mathilde Eberle Glock '''+1991''' (b. 1905 Balt., MD - d. 1991 Dub., IA), daughter of George Andrew Eberle, Sr. (1883-1967 Balt., MD) & Anna Barbara Damm Eberle (b. 1883 Balt., MD - d. 1966 Maryland City, Anne Arundel, MD). ** Betty Ann Glock (b. 1929 Balt., MD - d. 2016 Harford Co., MD). Caroline's emigrating ancestor (G3-gparents) were Johannes Eberle (b. 1813 Schlierbach, Wurttemberg, [[Germany]]) & Anna Maria Zapff Eberle (b. 1813 Schlierbach, Ger. - d. 1891 Balt., MD), arriving in Baltimore in 1852. ** Russell A. Glock, Jr. (b. 1933 Balt., MD). ** David "Dave" Alan Glock '''1984?-2016+''' (b. 1939 Baltimore, [[Maryland|MD]] - d. 2019 Dub., IA). In 1961, Dave earned a diploma from [[Emmaus Bible College|Emmaus]], then his B.S. in Biblical Studies from Philadelphia College of the Bible (now Cairn University), then a Th.M. in New Testament Literature and Exegesis from [[Dallas Theological Seminary]]. He served as a faculty member from 1968-2019, commended initially from his home assembly in Baltimore, including serving as Assistant Dean and Dean of Education. He served as an elder at Anchor, and later was in fellowship with [[Arbor Oaks Bible Chapel, IA|Arbor Oaks Bible CHapel]]. See his [https://www.hskfhcares.com/obituaries/David-Alan-Glock?obId=10730841 Obitobit]. Wife (1961): Melvina "Melsie" M. Rode Glock '''1984?-2008''' (b. 1938 Baltimore, MD; m. 1961; d. 2008 Dub., IA), daughter of Henry Frederick W. Rode (1888-1944 Balt., MD) & Laura Elizabeth Davis Rode (1895-1946 Balt., MD). In 1940, Henry was employed as a tinner in building construction. Melsie's paternal great-great-grandparents were Ludwig Friederich "Louis" Rode (b. 1825 Ludwigsburg, Wurttemberg, Ger. - d. 1894 Balt., MD), emigrating to Baltimore in 1853.
=Sources=
* Ancestry.com