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==Birth==
James A. Houck was born in Knox, NY in 1839, the son of Christian Houck and Jane.

==Education== 


==Occupation== 


==Marriage & Children==
James A. Houck married Jane, Hannah or Anna M. Their son was:
*Clarence Houck
==Death==


==Obituary== 


==Additional Media==
Houck, James A., the oldest hotel proprietor in one place in Albany, is a son of Christian Houck, one of the earliest hotel keepers in the town of Knox, Albany county, where James A. was born in 1839. About 1859 the family came to Albany where Christian conducted the Avenue House on Washington avenue until his death. In 1871 James A. Houck succeeded a Mr. Brayton as proprietor of the Eagle Hotel, on State street corner of South Pearl, and immediately changed the name to the Globe Hotel, which it still bears, and under which it has attained a wide popularity. In May, 1894, he admitted his son Clarence A. as a partner under the firm name of J. A. Houck & Son. Mr Houck is one of the best known landlords in Eastern New York and during his quarter of a century proprietorship of the Globe has won a high reputation among the traveling public. He was elected sheriff of Albany county in 1879, as a Republican, and served one term and was a candidate for county clerk, but suffered defeat along with the rest of the ticket.
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'''1860 United States Federal Census about James Houck '''
Name: James Houck 
Age in 1860: 22 
Birth Year: abt 1838 
Birthplace: New York 
Home in 1860: Knox, Albany, New York 
Gender: Male 
Post Office: West 
Household Members: 
Name Age 
Christian Houck 64 
Jane Houck 62 
James Houck 22 
Elizabeth Huxley 49 
Mary Luckey 28 
Catharine Groat 21 
Francis Lally 23 

'''1900 United States Federal Census about James A Houck '''
Name: James A Houck 
[Jennett A Houck] 
Age: 60 
Birth Date: Sep 1839 
Birthplace: New York 
Home in 1900: New Scotland, Albany, New York 
[Albany] 
Race: White 
Gender: Male 
Relation to Head of House: Head 
Marital Status: Married 
Spouse's Name: Anna M Houck 
Marriage Year: 1863 
Years married: 37 
Father's Birthplace: New York 
Mother's Birthplace: New York 
Occupation: View on Image 
Neighbors: View others on page 
Household Members: 
Name Age 
James A Houck 60 
Anna M Houck 59 
Clarence Houck 31 
Isabel Millen 19 

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