J. Karl Noack

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surname:  Noack  
given name(s):  (Johann) Karl  
usually known as:  Charles (or Carl) J. Noack  
birth date/place:  25 December 1832 Düben, Saxony, Prussia
died:  10 October 1890  
cemetery/city:  Oak Hill Watertown, WI
father:  Johann K. Noack  
mother:  Henrietta W. Muschwitz  
spouse:  Henrietta Krakow  
marriage date/place:   2 May 1852 Lebanon, WI ?

children:   
Charles J. Noack Jr.   (1854--1915)
Hedwig Noack   (1856--?)
Willie Noack   (1860--1864)
Eduard Noack   (1863--1863)
Emma Noack   (1864--1867)
Otto W. Noack   (1866--?)
Alexander E. Noack   (1868--1954)
John Noack   (1870--1870)
Ida Noack   (1872--1946)
Freddie Noack   (1874--1875)
Ella Noack   (1876--1953)
Maxwell Noack   (1878--1933)

occupation: merchant

immigration: Departed Hamburg on the "Kossuth", on 15 July 1850, arrived in New York 5 September with parents and siblings.

records and documents:
citizenship petition

additional information:
The 1866-67 Watertown directory lists him as a merchant selling groceries and crockery. The 1880 census lists him as city assessor.

His obituary says he came to Watertown "40 years ago". Also that he resided in Sacramento, California, for a few months. He was also the supervisor for the First Ward, and he was a member of various brass bands.

His oldest son, Charles J. Noack Jr., moved to Sacramento about 1876, and two other sons (Otto and Alexander) later joined their brother in the jewelry business there. Maxwell Noack moved to Santa Rosa, California. The other three sons died in childhood.

The obituary gives his birthplace as "Duben, Saxony". However, I believe they left out the umlaut, and he was born in Düben, Prussia, in the province of Saxony. The town is now known as Bad Düben

The 1860 census shows an Augustus Noack living next door. This is probably his brother August.



John Bartelt 2006-01-30