HOFFMAN EDWARD ALEXANDER
1876 - 1959 (83 years)-
Name HOFFMAN EDWARD ALEXANDER Born 18 Jan 1876 Gender Male Died 3 Dec 1959 Person ID I02461 Gynzer's Genealogy Database Last Modified 4 Jul 2005
Father HOFFMANN JOHN PETER, b. 13 Jan 1837, d. 8 Nov 1914 (Age 77 years) Mother WOLFMAN ANNA MARY ELIZABETH (WULFMAN), b. 23 May 1838, d. 2 Jul 1920, Valley City, N.D. at age of 83 yrs. (Age 82 years) Married 29 Jul 1859 OR JULY 26; or Aug. 26 Family ID F00763 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 GANGER LYDIA LOUISE, b. 25 Apr 1880, d. 23 Jan 1949 (Age 68 years) Married 11 Nov 1904 Children + 1. HOFFMAN LEO GANGER, b. 11 Feb 1906, d. 12 Sep 1972 (Age 66 years) 2. Living 3. Living 4. Living Family ID F00861 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 FARR ALICE, d. 5 May 1956, BURIED IN OAKLAND, CA. Married 12 Jan 1951 Family ID F00862 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Edward's parents moved to Castlewood, S. Dakota around 1900 and it was here, through the church they both attended that Edward met Lydia Ganger, whom he married November 11, 1904. When Edward's folks moved back to Nashville, he took over their farm for a year and then moved to a farm in Hallock, Minn., where Leo, their first child, was born. Sometime later, Edward decided to become a salesman for Watkins Products and the family moved to Steele, North Dakota. The other three children, Milton, Harriet and Maynard were born here. In 1918 the family moved to Leonard, N. Dakota, where the father was employed by North American Creamery. Several years later in 1920 the family moved to River Falls, Wisconsin. Here Edward worked in an overall factory. Here the family grew up and when they moved to Minneapolis, Maynard chose to remain in River Falls.
From "Hoffmans 1662 - 1972"
Compiled by Bernice Reinhardt
- Edward's parents moved to Castlewood, S. Dakota around 1900 and it was here, through the church they both attended that Edward met Lydia Ganger, whom he married November 11, 1904. When Edward's folks moved back to Nashville, he took over their farm for a year and then moved to a farm in Hallock, Minn., where Leo, their first child, was born. Sometime later, Edward decided to become a salesman for Watkins Products and the family moved to Steele, North Dakota. The other three children, Milton, Harriet and Maynard were born here. In 1918 the family moved to Leonard, N. Dakota, where the father was employed by North American Creamery. Several years later in 1920 the family moved to River Falls, Wisconsin. Here Edward worked in an overall factory. Here the family grew up and when they moved to Minneapolis, Maynard chose to remain in River Falls.
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