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Sun, Feb 19, 2012
Pepper Puryear officiating.Mr. Brock was born January 31, 1927 in Braxton, Miss., to Isaac Brock and Willie Tullus. He was a veteran of the Navy Reserve and U.S. Coast Guard, and was a core maker for Avondale Shipyard.He is survived by his wife, Elaine Brock of Mount Vernon; three sons, Wilburn E. Brock, Jr., of Longview, Robert E. Brock and Richard V. Brock, both of Mount Vernon; a daughter, Linda Gates of Longview; 14 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Lousie Hornaby of Miss.He was preceded in death by his parents; a sister, Ruth McDuffie; and a daughter, Kathy Wisnom.Visitation will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Saturd... (Daily Tribune)
Sun, Nov 13, 2011
Zanesville, he moved north to Licking County to set up practice. He married Mary Robinson, of Gratiot, in 1871. They purchased two lots in Brownsville in 1873, and in 1875 bought a farm in Avondale at Buckeye Lake. They also lived in Jacksontown as Henry's practice grew. They later moved to Newark.
In a letter to his sister Eliza in Virginia, dated Oct. 15, 1902, Henry wrote, "We are getting in shape to turn a part of our eight acres here into town lots. Newark is extending out our way and beyond us. Our lots becoming more valuable every year, all (its) attractions here are out our way." On Aug. 9, 1905, the 24 lots of the Day Addition were added to the City of Newark. These lots made up what would be the east side of Day Avenue and were behind Dr. Day's house, which was on the corner of what is now West Main Street and Day Avenue.
Henry served Newark as health official for six years and physician at the county infirmary for nine years, while still keeping his private practice at 6 1/2 W. Main St. He died at his home July 30, 1918, at the age of 79 and was buried outside Jacksontown in Fairmont Cemetery.
In 1992, a Confederate marker was placed on his grave to remember his service to the Confederacy. Was the rebel reconstructed with his northern neighbors?
His obituary dated July 31, 1918, reads: "It was characteristic of him that he gave unbounded charity and was never known to press the poor for payment of a bill."
Henry's life shows that after four years of suffering, death and carnage that he and countless veterans like him on both sides learned that enemies can put aside their differences and work together to make a stronger and truly United States of America.
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