Brock, Julie

In William H. Brock Justus von Liebig Letter to J.J. Berzelius, 22 July 1834 (p. 72)... 

Brock M, Edwards C, Foerster H, Schroeder M (1994) In Weitkamp J, Karge HG, Pfeifer H, Hoelderich W (eds) Zeolites and related microporous materials State of the art 1994. Proc 10th Int Zeolite Conf, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, July 17-22,1994, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1994,p 1515 Stud Surf Sci Catal 84 1515... 

Arch.MPGI 1 A-60. Minutes of the Meeting of the Senate of the KWG(21 March 1914 Antragbetr. Begriindung eines Kaiser-Wilhelm-Instituts fiir physikalische Forschung , undated transcript, possibly 1916, with a typewritten note, Counts as preliminary statutes, by Senate decision of 6 July 1916 , in idem, 1 A-49. Sincere thanks to Bernhard vom Brocke, Marburg, for the reference to this KWI. 

I drove with Julia over to see Aunt Julie Brock. On the way, Mr. Monroe wanted to go to town to buy a cement sack. I told him I wasn t going there, and asked if he knew Aunt Julie. He said, No. I thought he must be lying (and he was). ... 

You will recall Pennie Brock, who lived across the river up near the Mississippi state line. She had Aunt Julie, called Julie Brock, by Perry, a white Overseer. She had Ellen by Tom Burch. She had Fleet Dillon by George Dillon, a half-white man and Jack Thompson by Sam Thompson, a black man. Jack Thompson was her last baby. The next to the last was Bailey Miller, who was born to her by Lewis Miller. 

Janie Miller married a Jack Thompson, who was the son of Aunt Julie Brock s mother, Pennie, by Sam Thompson. It is interesting here to recall that Jerome Wilson, Isom s grandson, was lynched by a mob that included a colored Thompson, who was the son to Jack. 

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