|
Hugh
Frohock
Hugh Frohock was one of the settlers who
moved to East Florida when it was British (sometime between 1763 and
1783). Hugh Frohock had at least two children
Emily Frohock
married Isham Spalding and had two children
Charles Frohock married Sarah Spalding and they had a son Charles H.
Frohock.
Charles H. Frohock
married Sarah Club (Sarah Spalding's cousin) who lived in St. Marys
and on Cumberland Island, in Georgia. They had a son named Robert
H. Frohock.
|
|
He was married,
in 1864, to Margaret Pacetty and they had twelve children. One of
which was named Charles born on Feb. 18, 1881, died May 1, 1970.
Charles married Irene Pacetty and had Dora Fay in Marianna(Camden County)
on May 6, 1913. Dora married Hugh James Finn on Nov. 3, 1933.
Robert H. Frohock had a long public career. The first office he
ever held was Superintendent of Public Roads. He had been Justice
of the Peace for the 29th District and though not a lawyer made a very
able and efficient Justice.
He was Judge of the County Court as long as the tribunal exested and
was for some time a member of the Board of Education. He was Chancellor
Commander of the Kingsland Lodge Knights of Pythias and was at one time
Deputy Grand Chancellor of the Lodge of Georgia. He was at one
time an assistant keeper of the lighthouse on Little Cumberland Island,
in Georgia.
He was major of the United Confederate Veterans and captain commander
of the Camden county veterans. Judge Frohock was a Christian gentleman
of the real old southern type and his life was one of usefull service
to his fellow man.
Return
to Past Frohocks Page
|
