Col. Jacob Klock

Col. Jacob Klock (HM2JF8)

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N 42° 59.822', W 74° 39.791'

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This tablet marks the site of the home of Col. Jacob Klock
meeting place of
the Tryon County Vigilance Committee
June 16, 1775 July 10-11, 1775
and first and second town meetingsof St. Johnsville.
Battle of Klocks Field Oct. 19,1780was on flats to the west. On knoll to right was the site of the first church about 1720, and burial place of Rev. John Dysslin, died 1813
and pioneers
Shepherd Cox 1749
Hendrick Klock 1760
Christian Nellis, Sr. 1771
and Revolutionary heroes

Col Jacob Klock
George Klock, Sr.
Joseph H. Klock and family.
500 feet past stood tollgate No. 8
demolished 1890
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HM NumberHM2JF8
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Year Placed1927
Placed ByLocal Authorities
Marker ConditionNo reports yet
Date Added Tuesday, August 6th, 2019 at 8:02pm PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)18T E 527454 N 4760540
Decimal Degrees42.99703333, -74.66318333
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 42° 59.822', W 74° 39.791'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds42° 59' 49.32" N, 74° 39' 47.46" W
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