@book{1832,
  keywords = {Genealogy, Women, Architects, Biographies, Buildings  Residential, World War I, World War II, American Civil War  1861-1865  Engineers, Settlers  German, Businessmen, Moogk  Balthasar, Moogk family, Moogk  Salome Schmitt (m. Balthasar), Roos family, Moogk  Martha Welz (m. Charles), Roos  George, Schmitt family, Moogk  Charles, Killer  Caspar, Moogk  Josephine Lockhard (m. Charles), Roos  Salome Schmitt Moogk (m. George), Killer  Elizabeth Moogk (m. John), Blum  Rose Roos (m. Charles), Elsley  Catherine Moogk (m. James), Moogk  Charles H., Johnson  Maurice, Johnson  Mildred Moogk (m. Maurice), Moogk  George, Moogk  Frederick, Moogk  Frank, Moogk  Elsie Underwood (m. Frank), Moogk  Robert, Moogk  Herman, Moogk  Mary Hoebel (m. Herman), Moogk  Marjorie Brown (m. Herman), Chivers  William, Chivers  Mary Moogk (m. William), Moogk  Glenn McKee (m. Frederick), St John's Lutheran Church  Waterloo, Waterloo Music Company, Dominion Life Assurance Co., Preston, Waterloo},
  author = {Rose Moogk and Edward Moogk},
  title = {The Moogk family history},
  abstract = {Reminiscences and genealogical data on the ancestors and descendants of Balthasar and Salome Schmitt Moogk. Balthasar arrived in Waterloo County from Germany in 1841. A son, Charles, was a Waterloo architect, and a grandson, Frederick, was president of the Waterloo Music Company. The copy at the Kitchener Public Library is incomplete, but the missing information appears in its copy of the 1970 expanded edition.},
  year = {1965},
  number = {Book, Whole},
  pages = {39 p.+},
  publisher = {The Authors},
  note = {ID -: e-0439},
  language = {English},
}