RANCK GENEALOGY
Descendants of
Adam Michael Ranck (1850-1922)
and Caroline Wenger (1850-1941)

SAMUEL W. RANCK (Adam5-4, Jacob3, Valentine2, John Philip1) was born at Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, on 21 October 1872 a son of Adam Michael Ranck and his wife Caroline Wenger. He died at Upper Leacock Township, Lancaster County, on 29 October 1945.[1] He married on 21 March 1898 FRANCES W. PFAUTZ.[2] She was born at Warwick Township, Lancaster County, on 10 February 1877 , a daughter of Hiram Pfautz and Louisa Reisner. She died at Leola, Upper Leacock Township, on 27 March 1957.[3]

Samuel Ranck grew up on a farm in Upper Leacock Township. When he was eight years old, small pox swept through the family. Three of his younger siblings died in eleven days; but Samuel, his parents, and his three month old younger brother survived. When Samuel married and moved to his own farm, he left his parents with children ages 17, 15, and 9.

Samuel and his bride Frances had four sons in the first nine years of their marriage. He was described as a farmer in Upper Leacock Township in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 censuses.[4] The 1930 Census reported Samuel and Frances and son John living in the village of Mechanicsburg, Upper Leacock Township. Samuel was a dealer in livestock, son John, age 31, was a physician with a general prctice.[5] Samuel and Frances were reported at Leola in 1940. He was a trader in livestock. That census reported that both had completed eighth grade.[6]

The four sons of Samuel and Frances each pursued their own carears. John was a physician; Charles farmed; Joseph went into the military; Robert practiced dentistry.

Samuel Ranck died at home in Leola in 1945, from arteriosclerosis.[7] Frances died instantly when she was struck by a car on the road in Upper Leacock Township in 1957.[8]

Eldest son John became a physician with his own practice in Leola. At the age of 59 he died from arteriosclerosis.[9] He and his wife Carolyn had one child, John, described in the following obituary:[10]

John M. Ranck Jr

John M. Ranck Jr. was called to heaven on Tuesday, November 7, 2017. He was the son of the late John M. Ranck M.D. and the late Evelyn Roseboro Ranck. He was a graduate of Upper Leacock High School and Franklin and Marshall College of Lancaster, Lancaster County.

He is survived by: his wife, Carolyn Eaby Ranck; son, John M. Ranck III husband of Sarah Tornell Ranck; daughter, Sarah S. wife of Matt C. Patterson and six grandchildren. Carolyn was one of God's gifts to John. . . .
LNP (Lancaster, Pennsylvania) - 11 November 2017

Samuel and Frances' second son, Charles, farmed in Upper Leacock Township. He and his wife Mabel raised four daughters. The obituaries for Mabel and three of the daughters follow:

Mabel C. Ranck, 92, former homemaker

Mabel C. Ranck, 92, of the Maple farm Nursing Center, Akron, formerly of Leola, died late Thursday evening at the nursing center after a long illness.

She had been a resident there since 1987.

She was the wife of Charles P. Ranck, who died in 1985.

Born in Upper Leacock Township, she was a daughter of the late Rufus and Sue Kreider Cooper.

A homemaker, Mrs. Ranck was a member of Salem United Church of Christ, Hellers, and a former member of the Upper Leacock Women's Club. She also had attended the former Wolf's Institute of Music in Lancaster.

She is survived by four daughters: Nancy, wife of John T. Taylor of Paoli; Joan, wife of Henry S. Groff of Leola; Mary Louise, wife of John C. Lee of Woodstock, Va.; and Barbara, wife of William N. Ashenfelter of Malvern; nine grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; and a sister, Grace, wife of Simon Minnich of Willow Street.
undated clipping provided by Betty Bauer Ranck Kibler[11]

Nancy R. Taylor

Nancy R. Taylor, of Paoli, died on a sunny morning, March 13, 2013, with her family by her side. She lived at Highgate at Paoli Point, an assisted living facility, for the past 6 years due to the impairment of Parkinson's Syndrome. Born and raised on a farm in Lancaster County, she was the eldest of four daughters to the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Ranck. In 1944 she was the valedictorian of a high school class of 18, and subsequently trained and worked as a phlebotomist in Lancaster and Philadelphia. She married the late Jack Taylor, a chemist with Rohm and Haas, in 1950, and raised three children, Judy, John, and Jane in the the Malvern/Paoli area. She was an active member of The Paoli Presbyterian Church. She served with a number of charitable organizations, among them Paoli Hospital Women's Auxiliary (35 years). She was a member of The Daughters of The American Revolution, and was an avid gardener. She is survived by her children, John and Jane; her three sisters, Joan Groff, Mary Lou Lee, and Barbara Ashenfelter; and six nephews and nieces. Her husband died in 1996, and her eldest daughter, Judy, died in 2010. . . .
The King of Prussia Courier - 26 March 2013[12]

Joan (Ranck) Groff Age 90, of Leola, passed away peacefully on Friday, December 22, 2017. She was the adoring wife of late Henry S. Groff, the love of her life, and the devoted mother to two children, late Mary Ellen Holland and son Henry Clay (Stasia). Joan is survived by her sister Mary Lou Lee, four grandchildren Henry and Joany Holland, Hallie and H. Clay Groff, and many loving nieces and nephews. Joan is predeceased by two of her fellow "Ranck girls," Nancy Taylor and Barbara Ashenfelter and her parents Charles and Mabel Ranck. Joan was a schoolteacher for 30 years at Leola Elementary and a member of Leola Methodist Church. She will be remembered for her endless positivity ("one day at a time"), sense of humor, and love for her family and friends. . . .
LNP, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 24 December 2017[13]

Barbara Ranck Ashenfelter

Barbara Ranck Ashenfelter, 86, of Malvern, died peacefully at home on Wednesday, November 16, 2016. Born in Leola at the Ranck family farm, she was the daughter of the late Mabel Cooper and Charles Pfautz Ranck. She enjoyed an idyllic childhood on the farm with her sisters, Nancy, Joan and Mary Lou. Barbara graduated from Upper Leacock High School, followed by a college degree in Home Economics from Penn State University in 1952. Barbara enjoyed a career at the Vineland Training Center, The Booth School, Malvern Nursery School and twenty plus years at Good Samaritan Day School. She was a pre-school teacher, admired by both her students and parents. Her class roster was filled well in advance, as parents requested this teacher who emphasized courtesy, good manners and self-discipline. Stories of bows and curtsies at day's end, children hanging up their coats and tying their own shoes are legendary! Barbara's adventure as a wife and mother began when she married her college sweet heart, William N. Ashenfelter in 1953. She raised two adoring but headstrong daughters, who loved and revered their mother. Barbara was the family's "moral compass." She was a tough task master when it came to the hard questions in life and doing the "right" thing. Barbara lived her life by the "Golden Rule," and insisted that her daughters try to do the same. Life at "Boot Road" in Malvern was filled with lots of activities and responsibilities. There was always a melee of cousins, friends, dogs, cats, horses and a hilarious level of merriment and confusion. Barbara was a gracious hostess, with an abundance of delicious food and drink at an ever expanding table. Ferrying her girls to and fro to various activities, Barbara still managed to initiate a long career of philanthropy and public service. She was involved in the Republican Party, President of the Woman's Service Bureau of the Upper Main Line YMCA, President of the Board of Directors for Family Service of Chester County and was involved for many years with Paoli Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Barbara served her community well, participating in causes to make life better for so many others. Barbara's faith in God was steadfast, and she lived her life as a Christian in the true sense of the word. She served as a Deacon at Paoli Presbyterian Church for many years and continued to be an active member in Bible Study and church activities. Barbara maintained associations with many groups including her college sorority alumni group- Alpha Gamma Delta, Secretary of The Junior Women's Club of Malvern, the Penn State Nittany Lion Club, and Program Chair for The Freedom Valley Chapter of Questers. Called "friend" by many, Barbara was fun, generous, kind and charitable in nature. She was an attentive listener and a circumspect counselor. She always found the best in others, and rarely if ever had an unkind word to say about anyone. Because of her convivial nature, Barbara enjoyed an active social life playing golf, tennis and paddle tennis at Aronimink and Hershey's Mill Golf Clubs. She was an avid skier until age 78, played bridge monthly and enjoyed her Book Club. There were many fabulous trips with a big group of dear friends. Barbara was pre-deceased by her loving husband "Bill" in 2010, who simply put, was crazy about her! She is survived by her daughters, Elaine Bednarz (m. Edward Lee Bednarz) and Mary Jo Heckman (m. Thomas S. Heckman); sisters, Joan Groff and Mary Lou Lee as well as many adoring nieces and nephews, step grandchildren and step great grandchildren. . . .
The King of Prussia Courier, 22 November 2016[14]

Joseph R. Ranck, the third son of Samuel and Frances, graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point, Orange County, New York, in 1929.[15] He was assigned to the cavalry until 1940 when he was transferred to the Quartermasters Corps.[16] In 1930 he was stationed at Fort Meade, Meade County, South Dakota.[17] In 1935 he was at Fort Monmouth, Monmouth County, New Jersey. The 1940 Census reported him in Fort McPherson, Fulton County, Georgia.[18]

Some time after 1935 he married Lucile Woodbury, of Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama. Although living in various places, they returned to Alabama to have thier children baptized: William Woodbury Racnk at Cathedral of the Advent, Birmingham, on 3 September 1939,[19] and Mary Lucile Ranck at the Woodbury residence on 9 October 1941, by Episcopal clergyman John C. Turner.[20]

During World War II, Joseph Ranck first served in the British West Indies, then at the General Depot in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. In 1948 he was assigned to the Far East Command. He returned to the United States in 1951, going first to Governers' Island, New York, then attended the National War College, from which he graduated in 1953. In 1954 he was placed in charge of the General Depot at Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.[21] The following year he was transferred to the general depot at Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia.[22]

It was during his brief stay in Fort Worth that he received his promtion to Brigadere General, on 5 October 1954.[23] When Joseph and Lucile announced their daughter's engagement, in 1960, they were living in Orleans, France.[24] Brigadere General Joseph R. Ranck retired from the service on 1 September 1962.[25] At the time of his death in 1976 Joseph Ranck was a resident of Atlanta, Georgia.[26]

Robert Ranck, the fourth son of Samuel and Frances, had a practice as a dentist in Leacock Township. In 1955, at the age of 47, he took his own life, dying from carbon monoxide poisoning, from the exhaust of an automobile.[27]

Samuel Ranck and his wife Frances Pfauts had the following children:

  1. JOHN MILTON7 RANCK b. at Leola on 27 May 1899; d. at Lancaster on 4 February 1959; m. after 1930 EVELYN ROSEBORO,[28] b. at Pennsylvania on 9 February 1901, d. on 7 August 1991.[29] Child of John and Evelyn:
    1. John Milton Ranck, Jr. b. at Pennsylvania about 1938-9,[30] d. on 7 November 2017; m. Carolyn Faye Eaby[31] b. on 28 February 1938.[32] Children of John and Carolyn:[33]
      1. John Milton Ranck III m. Sarah Tornell
      2. Sarah Sue Ranck m/ Matt C. Patterson
  2. CHARLES PFAUTZ7 RANCK b. at Pennsylvania on 28 July 1900; d. at Lancaster County on 11 February 1985;[34] m. on 18 June 1925 MABEL HANNAH COOPER,[35] b. at Upper Leacock Township on 10 December 1901, d. at Akron, Lancaster County, on 8 September 1994.[36] Children of Charles and Mabel:
    1. Nancy Cooper Ranck b. at Lancaster County on 4 May 1926, d. at Paoli, Chester County, Pennsylvania, on 13 March 2013;[37] m. John T. Taylor d. on 1996. Children of Nancy and John:[38]
      1. Judith Ann Taylor
      2. John Charles Taylor
      3. Jane Louise Taylor
    2. Joan Cooper Ranck b. at Pennsylvania on 18 October 1927,[39] d. at Leola on 22 December 2017;[40] m. Henry Scheafer Groff b. on 5 August 1926, d. at New Holland, Lancaster County, on 29 April 2012.[41] Children of Joan and Henry:[42]
      1. Mary Ellen Groff b. on 15 November 1953, d. before 2017.
      2. Henry Clay Groff
    3. Mary Louise Ranck b. at Pennsylvania about June 1929;[43] m. John C. Lee III.[44] Children of Mary Louise and John:[45]
      1. Susan Lee b. on 14 February 1955, d. on August 1956.
      2. John C. Lee IV
      3. David C. Lee
    4. Barbara Elaine Ranck b. at Leola on 4 November 1930, d. at Malvern, Chester County, on 16 November 2016; m. on 1953 William Nyman Ashenfelter[46] b. on 16 October 1924, d. at West Chester, Chester County, on 4 June 2010.[47] Children of Barbara and William:[48]
      1. Elaine Ranck Ashenfelter
      2. Mary Jo Ashenfelter
  3. JOSEPH REISNER7 RANCK b. at Upper Leacock Township on 13 July 1906;[49] d. at Richmond County, Georgia, on 22 May 1976;[50] m. LUCILE WOODBURY,[51] b. at Virginia about 1911-2.[52] Children of Joseph and Lucille:
    1. William Woodbury Ranck at Fort Riley, Geary County, Kansas on 1 February 1939.[53]
    2. Mary Lucile Ranck b. at Brimingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, on 25 August 1941;[54] m. at Atlanta on 5 September 1960 James Carl Lockwood.[55]
  4. ROBERT A.7 RANCK b. at Upper Leacock on 22 November 1907;[56] d. on 15 May 1955;[57] m. MARY KLINE[58] b. at Pennsylvania on 12 February 1910, d. on 18 December 1990.[59] Children of Robert and Mary:[60]
    1. Robert A. Ranck, Jr.
    2. Richard Ranck

NOTES

1Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate 86196, Samuel W.. Ranck, 1945; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 10 June 2018); Records of the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Record Group 11, Series 11.90. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
2Charles P. Ranck, Interview by Charles A. Maxfield, 26 July 1982; notes, privately held by Charles A. Maxfield, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, .
3Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate 24238, Frances R Ranck, 1957.
4Twelth Census of the United States: 1900, population, Upper Leacock Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, enumeration district (ED) 111, p. 7, household 138, Samuel W. Ranck family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 8 February 2019); NARA microfilm group T623; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration. Thirteenth Census of the United States: 1910, population, Upper Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, enumeration district (ED) 102, roll 1355, p. 4B, household 83, Samuel H. Ranck family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 12 March 2018); NARA group T624, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. Fourteenth Census of the United States: 1920, population, Upper Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, enumeration district (ED) 131, roll 1585, p. 8B-9A, household 176, Samuel Ranck family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 2 October 2015); NARA microfilm record group T625, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
5Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930, population, Upper Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, enumeration district (ED) 117, p. 5A, household 114, Samuel Ranck family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 19 March 2018); NARA microfilm record group T626; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
6Sixteenth Census of the United States: 1940, population, Upper Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, enumeration district (ED) 36-149, roll 3535, p. 3B, household 66, Samuel Ranck family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 29 January 2019); NARA microfilm group T627.
7Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate 86196, Samuel W.. Ranck, 1945.
8Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate 24238, Frances R Ranck, 1957.
9Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate 14546, John M Ranck, 1959.
10"John M. Ranck Jr.," obituary, LNP, 11 November 2017; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 1 February 2019), Recent Newspaper Obituaries
11"Mabel C. Ranck, 92, former homemaker," undated clipping, from unidentified newspaper; provided by Betty Kibler; privately held by Charles A. Maxfield, Lansdale, Pennsylvania.
12"Nancy R. Taylor," obituary, King of Prussia Courier, 26 March 2013; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 29 January 2019), Recent Newspaper Obituaries.
13"Joan (Ranck) Groff," obituary, LNP, 24 December 2017; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 29 January 2019), Recent Newspaper Obituaries.
14"Barbara Ranck Ashenfelter," obituary, King of Prussia Courier, 22 November 2016; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 29 January 2019), Recent Newspaper Obituaries.
15United States Military Academy West Point, Orange County, New York, "The Howitzer, 1929," Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 9 February 2019), p. 202; U.S., School Yearbooks, 1900-1990
16"Commander of Army Depot is Promoted," Star-Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas, 6 October 1954; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 8 February 2019).
171930 Census, Fort Meade, Meade County, South Dakota, ED 109, p. 7B, household 40, Joseph Ranck.
181940 Census, Black Hall, Fulton County, Georgia, ED 60-19, roll 674, p. 4B, household 71, Joseph R. Ranck family.
19"Alabama Episcopal Church Registers," database, Birmingham Public Library (http://bpldb.bplonline.org : accessed 9 February 2019), Baptism: William Woodbury Ranck, 1939; Cathedral Church of the Advent, Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama.
20"Alabama Episcopal Church Registers," Baptism: Mary Lucile Ranck.
21"Col. J. R. Ranck Here to Control Army QM Depot," Star-Telegram, 21 July 1954; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 8 February 2019).
22"Gen. Ranck Named to Post in Atlanta," Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Louisiana, 8 April 1955; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 8 February 2019).
23"Commander of Army Depot is Promoted."
24"Plans Sept. 5 Nuptials," Times-Picayune, 17 July 1960; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 8 February 2019).
25United States Department of the Army, "U.S. Army Register, 1 January 1967, vol. 2, Retired Lists," digital image, Fold 3 (fold3.com : accessed 9 February 2019), p. 61
26Social Security Administration, "U.S. Social Security Death Index," database, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 14 April 2017), Joseph Ranck, 257-60-9149.
27Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate no. 42866, Robert A. Ranck, 1955.
28Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate 14546, John M Ranck, 1959.
29"U.S. Social Security Death Index", Evelyn R. Ranck, 164-34-8242.
301940 Census, Upper Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, ED 36-149, roll 3535, p. 3B, household 68, John M. Ranck family.
31"John M. Ranck Jr."
32The Ranks of the Rancks (on-line edition, accessed : 31 January 2019). Ranck Family Heritage Society, Inc., http://Ranck.org., person I11041.
33"John M. Ranck Jr."
34"U.S. Social Security Death Index", Chas. Ranck, 167-14-3245. Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers, Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 1 February 2019), Charles-Mabel Ranck; Created by: Miabeth.
35Ranks of the Rancks, person I5504.
36"U.S. Social Security Death Index", Mabel C. Ranck, 167-50-9220. "Mabel C. Ranck, 92, former homemaker,"
37"U.S. Social Security Death Index", Nancy R Taylor.
38"Nancy R. Taylor."
39Ranks of the Rancks, person I8155.
40"Joan (Ranck) Groff."
41"Henry Scheafer Groff, 85," obituary, Intelligencer Journal, 1 May 2012; Genealogy Bank (genealogybank.com : accessed 29 January 2019), Recent Obituaries.
42Ranks of the Rancks, person I9305.
431930 Census, Upper Leacock, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, ED 118, p. 5A, household 101, Charles Ranck family.
44"Mabel C. Ranck, 92, former homemaker."
45Ranks of the Rancks, person I9308.
46"Barbara Ranck Ashenfelter."
47"William Nyman Ashenfelter," obituary, King of Prussia Courier, 15 June 2010; Genealogy Bank (: accessed 29 January 2019), genealogybank.com.
48Ranks of the Rancks, person I8157.
49Pennsylvania Department of Health, Birth certificates, 1906–1910. Series 11.89, box 25, no. 72465, Joseph R. Ranck, 1906; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 6 June 2018); Record Group 11. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania..
50Georgia Health Department, Office of Vital Records, "Indexes of Vital Records for Georgia: Deaths, 1919-1998," database, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 9 February 2019), Certificate Number: 018388, Joseph Ranck, 1976.
51Ranks of the Rancks, person I5505.
521940 Census, Black Hall, fulton County, Georgia, ED 60-19, roll 674, p. 4B, household 71, Joseph R. Ranck family.
53"Alabama Episcopal Church Registers," Baptism: William Woodbury Ranck, 1939.
54"Alabama Episcopal Church Registers," Baptism: Mary Lucile Ranck.
55"Plans Sept. 5 Nuptials."
56Pennsylvania Department of Health, Birth certificates, 1906–1910. Series 11.89, box 113, no. 145400, Robert A. Ranck, 1907.
57Pennsylvania Department of Health, Death Certificates, 1906–1966, certificate no. 42866, Robert A. Ranck, 1955.
58Ranks of the Rancks, person I10353.
59"U.S. Social Security Death Index", Mary K. Ranck.
60Salem Evangelical Reformed Church, Hellers, Lancaster, Robert-Mary Ranck; Created by: Miabeth. Ranks of the Rancks, person I10353.

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