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Schenk-Bole Family History
The history of the Schenks, Ratacjzaks, Smiths, Boles, Hahns, and Linsners.
Schenk
Show off your last name and family heritage with this Schenk coat of arms and family crest shield notebook journal. Great birthday, diary, or family reunion gift for people who love ancestry, genealogy, and family trees.
Schenk’s Theory: The Determination of Sex
Reproduction of the original: Schenk’s Theory: The Determination of Sex by Samuel Leopold Schenk
The Schenk Family of Utzhausen, Hessen, Germany
Johann Conrad Schenk (1807-1884) was the son of Johannes Schenk (b.1777) and Anna Maria Weber (b.1782) of Utzhausen, Hesse, Germany. He emigrated to Canada and settled in Wilmot Twp., Waterloo Co., Ontario in 1848. The parental lineage of Johann Conrad is traced through five generations and also includes information on the children of each generation.
Child Lost
This is the story of a boy broken by a childhood of emotional and physical abuse only to be broken again by 'escaping' into years of sexual abuse. This is a story of a childhood lost to the worst of human behaviour.Despite the horror of his early years, Trevor Schenk has spent much of his life serving others as a Christian minister and CEO of many community organisations. At 72 years of age, he hopes that telling his story will continue to shed light on the evil in this world that must not be allowed to go unchallenged and to give permission to those who have been broken to speak out.Some stories are hard to hear but important to tell.Please approach this book with care and the appropriate support if you struggle with themes of physical and sexual abuse or attempted suicide.
Schenk Family Scrapbook
Two pages (32 x 28 cm.) from a scrapbook, probably owned and compiled by George Schenk, pharmacist, of Lawrence, Mass., and his wife, Cora (Trumpold) Schenk. Includes interior photo of an unidentified bar; clipping concerning a dancing party for the local association of drug clerks; wedding announcement for Cora Louise Trumpold and George Albert Schenk; photograph of Father Edward J. Carney; clipping about the birth of the Schenk's daughter; photographs of the interior and exterior of the pharmacy on Lawrence Street; clipping (1927) relating to George Schenk catching a fish at Canobie Lake in New Hampshire; pharmacist's registration card; and other items.
Schenk's Theory: The Determination of Sex
The authorised translation of Dr Schenk's work outlining his theories concerning sex control of the embryo through the diet of the mother. Schenk was assistant Professor of Embryology at the University of Vienna but his theories earned him worlwide notoriety and the censure of the medical profession resulting in his resignation of his position at the university. This English translation was first published in 1898.
