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Note: N1817 Hello Mr. Deyoung, I saw through the Ancestry DNA that we have a fairly close match on our DNA. I believe that may the Louisa Locke that I saw on your tree. I have a Louisa Lock that is my 2nd Great Aunt. Louisa Lock in my tree was born in Guernsey to Albert Lock and Sarah Ann Johnson in about 1880. I would be more than happy to provide and share additional information if you are interested.
Hello,
I did not have the Deyoung name in my database. A lot of the family has been scattered all over. I know of Locks in the still in England, USA, New Zealand and Australia. It is hard sometimes to find female ancestors once they marry.
My Louisa Lock was born in Guernsey in about 1880, and I believe now that the actual date is 21 Apr 1880. I found an SSN application for a Louisa Lock Deyoung with the same parents that I have, Albert Lock and Sara Johnson and having come from Guernsey.
The 1891 Channel Island Census show Albert Lock married to Sarah, with children Annie, Louisa, Elsie (my grandmother) and Francis. All living on High St.
It's believed that Sarah died in between the census's.
The 1901 Channel Island Census shows Albert with his second wife (unconfirmed) Frances Sarah, with Violet May, Marjorie Olive and Wilfred. Also living on High St.
The 1911 census helped linked things together because Albert (Widower) started writing all his children down, the first 3 John, George and Louisa he wrote in America. All were crossed out except Wilfred (10) who was the only one that actually lived in the home at the time.
But since I have seen the DNA results and the Deyoung surname, I started a search with that surname included.
The 1920 Census for John and Louisa listed Violet Lock, who is the right age that came from Albert's second marriage.
I also found an index of marriages for New Jersey that listed a Louisa Lock who married John Deyoung in 1903.
I do not have this all linked in my tree yet, but will soon.
I hope this helps.
Mark
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