HOHMAN JOHN ALBERT
1867 - 1925 (58 years)-
Name HOHMAN JOHN ALBERT Born 1867 Gender Male Died Mar 1925 Person ID I07294 Gynzer's Genealogy Database Last Modified 4 Jul 2005
Father HOHMAN ERNST HENRY FREDERICK, b. 24 Feb 1838, Seidinghausen in nw Germany 
, d. 17 Apr 1897 (Age 59 years) Mother HOFFMAN CAROLINE WILHEMINE, b. 7 Sep 1848, farm sw of Nashville, IL , d. 25 Dec 1901 (Age 53 years) Married 17 May 1866 Family ID F02549 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family STEFFEN EMMA PAULINE, b. 10 Mar 1866, d. 18 Jan 1957 (Age 90 years) Married 7 Oct 1891 Children + 1. HOHMAN ELMO PAUL, b. Jan 1894, d. 1 Jan 1977 (Age ~ 82 years) Family ID F02550 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - John and Emma lived for a short time in Salem, Illinois, and then returned to Nashville, where he in partnership with Henry Paul, opened a hardward store sometime before 1900. In 1908, Mr. Paul sold his interest to Frank Gewe and went West for his health. John was one of the original owners of the Hohman Building, which was built in 1913 adn occupied by three Hohman brothers - John; William and Edward. When Edward left Nashville to move to Chicago, his interest in the building was purchased by Dr. George Green, his brother-in-law (husband of Clara Hohman). He occupied on of the upstairs offices until he died. The only remaining member of the Hohman family to occupy the building since the death in 1965 of Howard Hohman is Dr. Edgar Reinhardt, son-in-law of Dr. Green, who, until the building was sold in April of 1971 to Donald Williamson, was part owner.
John died in a Mt. Vernon hospital, unexpectedly, following surgery and while seemingly making a good recovery.
From "Hoffmans 1662 - 1772"
Compiled by Bernice Reinhardt
- John and Emma lived for a short time in Salem, Illinois, and then returned to Nashville, where he in partnership with Henry Paul, opened a hardward store sometime before 1900. In 1908, Mr. Paul sold his interest to Frank Gewe and went West for his health. John was one of the original owners of the Hohman Building, which was built in 1913 adn occupied by three Hohman brothers - John; William and Edward. When Edward left Nashville to move to Chicago, his interest in the building was purchased by Dr. George Green, his brother-in-law (husband of Clara Hohman). He occupied on of the upstairs offices until he died. The only remaining member of the Hohman family to occupy the building since the death in 1965 of Howard Hohman is Dr. Edgar Reinhardt, son-in-law of Dr. Green, who, until the building was sold in April of 1971 to Donald Williamson, was part owner.
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