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| 1801 | I13621 | Allen served in the Air Force from 1952 to 1955. Worked for Beech Aircraft till 1962. Now farms. (as of 1972) |
| 1802 | I13658 | The Charles Twenhafels live on a farm north of Hoyleton that has been in the family since about 1888. |
| 1803 | I13660 | They live in Effingham, Illinois, where Howard is a draftsman for the State Highway Department. |
| 1804 | I13665 | They live on a farm near Hoyleton, Illnois. Carl also owns and operates Rommelman Electric Heating and Cooling. |
| 1805 | I13677 | Did not marry and after her mother's death made her home with her sister, Florence. |
| 1806 | I13684 | Carl served in the Infantry during W. W. II - attaining the rank of Sgt. After returning from service he was employed at National Mine Service, Nashville, Illinois. Also took an active interest in sports - helped with Little League among other things. Died suddenly. |
| 1807 | I1369 | Co. I, 33rd Mississippi Infantry Regiment* Flowers, James Private Aged 32 years (in 1862) Appears on Company Muster-In Roll of the organization named above. Roll dated Grenada, April 17, 1862. Enlisted March 7, 1862 At Eureka, Panola County, Mississippi by Captain W.B. Johnston RECORD OF EVENTS OF JAMES FLOWERS'S SERVICE WITH THE 33RD MISSISSIPPI INFANTRY REGIMENT* 1862, Apr 17 Enlisted at Eureka, Panola County, Mississippi 1862, Aug 31 Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Absent, Sick at Oxford Hospital 29 Aug 1862 1862, Nov & Dec Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Present" 1863, Mar & Apr Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Present" 1863, May & June Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Absent, Absent without leave." 1863, July & Aug Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Absent, Absent without leave since July 16, 1863." 1863, Sept & Oct Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Present" 1863, Nov & Dec Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Present" 1864, Mar & Apr Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Present" 1864, July & Aug Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Absent, Missing since the Battle of Peach Tree Creek July 20, 1864" 1864, June 30 to Appears on Company Muster Roll as "Absent, Captured at Peachtree Creek" 1865, Feb 28 Not Dated Appears on a List of Casualties, in Featherston's Brigade, in the engagement near Peach Tree Creek, Ga., July 20, 1864. Remarks: missing. *This company subsequently became Company I, 33rd Regiment Mississippi Infantry. The 33rd Regiment Mississippi Infantry was known for a short time after being organized as Hurst's Regiment Mississippi Infantry. About April9, 1865, this regiment was consolidated with the 1st and 22nd Regiments and the 1st Battalion Mississippi Infantry, and formed a new regiment which was designated the 22nd Regiment Mississippi Infantry. |
| 1808 | I13690 | Richard is a graduate of S. I. U. Carbondale, where he majored inElementary Education. Has also been employed as a basic education assistant in the man power training program of S. I. U.'s Vocational Technical Institute. Has recently accepted a position as Elementary teacher in the Carbondale School system. |
| 1809 | I13692 | Bob is a June 1971 graduate of S. I.U., Edwardsville, in the field of business. Presently employed by Riechman Implement co., Okawville, Illinois. |
| 1810 | I13695 | Brenda is a beauty operator. |
| 1811 | I13698 | Elementary Teacher. |
| 1812 | I13768 | Ed no relation to Duane his brother-in-law. Ted from Pennsylvania and Duane from Nebraska. |
| 1813 | I13770 | Duane no relation to Ted, his brother-in-law. Ted from Pennsylvania and Duane from Nebraska. |
| 1814 | I13785 | Live in Louisville, KY. |
| 1815 | I13792 | Herman worked for 10 years for New Minden Stone Quarry of which he was part owner. He then became an employee of Washington Co. Farm Service Co. - a position he held for 31 years and from which he recently retired. |
| 1816 | I13793 | Linda was for 10 years before her marriage a teacher in St. John's Lutheran School, New Minden, Washington County, Illinois. |
| 1817 | I13794 | Mary Jane is a beautician, having graduated from the Coiffure School of Beauty Culture, Belleville, Illinois. She was employed before marriage at the Beauty Box Styling Salon, E. St. Louis, Illinois. |
| 1818 | I13795 | Karl is engaged in Dairy Farming. |
| 1819 | I13802 | Roy is with the Internal Revenue Department in Austin, Texas, where they live. |
| 1820 | I13803 | Executive with Corpus Christi Bank - rently married (1972). |
| 1821 | I13813 | Mabel died Feb. 22, 1951. Her son, Charles, was delivered by Dr. Charles Longwell after his mother had died. |
| 1822 | I13814 | Paul at one time worked for Washington Co. Service Co. and is now with Nastional Mine Service Co. |
| 1823 | I13815 | Betty Mae attended Washington University for 2 years and graduated from the U. of Kansas School of Nursing with a B.S. in August 1971. Was elected to Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Honorary. She has her R.N. and is employed at St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City, Mo. |
| 1824 | I13816 | Charles attends Murray State University, where he is majoring in history and political science and is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and Phi Alpha Theta History Honorary. |
| 1825 | I13817 | Edna has A.B. and M.A. degrees from Washington U. - a B.S. in Library Science from the U. of Illinois and is a member of Delta Phi Alpha (German Honorary) and Sigma Tau Delta (English honorary). She, before marriage, worked as librarian at Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebraska, as librarian and instructor in German at Shurtleff College, Alton, Illinois and reference librarian at Washington U. and has in later years taught at the elementary, and high school levels in Nashville, Illinois. From "Hoffmans 1662 - 1972" Compiled by Bernice Reinhardt |
| 1826 | I13818 | Nathan is a Lutheran Minister. He was born in Porto Alegre, Brazil - graduated from Concordia Seminary, Springfield, Illinois, and is a candidate for a Masters Degree in 1972. He is Ass't. Pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, Mission, Kansas. They live in Fairway, Kansas. |
| 1827 | I13820 | The August Koellings lived in St. Louis. |
| 1828 | I13831 | Louis was a carpenter and built many buildings in this area, including the Lutheran Church in Hoyleton, Lutheran Church, Nashville, Lutheran Church, Hahlen, City Hall, Nashville, as well as the I. O. O. F. Hall and the old Hospital, Nashville, which inlater years was the Farm Bureau Bldg. Caroline and Louis were the first couple married in the "new" Lutheran Church, Hoyleton. |
| 1829 | I13833 | Paul held several offices in Washington Co. - served as County Clerk and County Treasurer. Now semi-retired - sells insurance. |
| 1830 | I13834 | Both Sam and Freda taught school for many years - now retired. Fred was honored recently by being listed in the current edition of "Personalities of the West and Midwest" published by the Americdan Biographical Institute of Raleight, N.C. The book lists outstanding personalities who serve the populace by their specialized knowledge and leadership roles. Recognition is given those who have special talents. |
| 1831 | I13835 | Lutheran Pastor. He served congregations in Nebraska and Olive Branch (near Okawville) as well as Rock Island, Illinois, where they have lived for a number of years. Anna and the children still live in Rock Island. |
| 1832 | I13836 | Walter owns a funeral home in Rock Island. This was owned in partnership with his brother-in-law until his death in 1969. |
| 1833 | I13844 | Not married as of 1972. |
| 1834 | I13848 | Howard is a graduate of the University of Illinois School of Engineering. Works as an Electrical Engineer at MacDonald Douglas Air Craft Co., St. Louis. |
| 1835 | I13852 | Joanna taught school until the arrival of their child. |
| 1836 | I13854 | Mrs., Johnson, in addition to teaching in area schools for many years, has served as organist, choir director and S. S. teacher at St. John's Lutheran Church, Sparta, Illinois. She attended the U. of Illinois, S.I.U. and McKendree College. |
| 1837 | I13855 | Both Sam, Jr. and Delores work for a Comic Book Co. in Sparta, Illinois. |
| 1838 | I13859 | Sister of Louis Johnson. |
| 1839 | I13860 | Was at the time of his death operating a filling station in New Minden. |
| 1840 | I13861 | Now employed at Friendship Manor Nursing Home, Nashville, Illinois. (1972) |
| 1841 | I13862 | Works at National Mine Service Co., Nashville, Illinois. Lives at New Minden with his mother. |
| 1842 | I13863 | Cousin of Caroline. |
| 1843 | I13866 | Margaret worked for the Telephone Co. in Hoyleton for 17 years until the dial system went into effect and has for the past 13 years been employed in the office of Hollywood Candy Co., Centralia, Illinois. |
| 1844 | I13867 | Adolph served in the U.S. Army for 2 years Feb. 8, 1944 - Feb. 8, 1946, during W. W. II. Live in Anna, Illinois. |
| 1845 | I13871 | Adolph was killed when a team hitched to a mower in a field where he was working ran away. |
| 1846 | I13873 | Live in Lockport, Illinois. |
| 1847 | I13874 | They live in Joliet, Illinois. |
| 1848 | I13875 | Live in Lockport, Illinois. |
| 1849 | I13893 | Graduate of S.I.U. in 1971 with a degree in Elementary Ed. They live in Jonesboro, Illinois. |
| 1850 | I13894 | Graduate of S.I.U. with a degree in Elementary Ed. They live in Canton, Illinois. |
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