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Phillip Hoffman

14 Jan 1831 – 9 Feb 1906

Birth	14 Jan 1831
Death	9 Feb 1906
Cemetery	Saint Anthonys Catholic Church Cemetery Menomonee Falls , Waukesha County , Wisconsin , USA
Added by	GenealogyNora on 13 Mar 2007
FaG	https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/18374710

Bio

OBITUARY: "Phillip Hoffman, well known in the northern part of the county, died at his son's home in the village of Fussville, February 9. Mr. Hoffman was born on a sailing vessel in mid-ocean, January 14, 1831, while his parents were enroute from Germany to America. The family settled in Ohio, and when 19 years of age, the boy, Phillip, started west to make his fortune, and took up land in Granville. He married Mary Ulman in 1853, and five children were born to them, all of whom survive their father. In 1864 Mr. Hoffman bought the Gilman farm near Menomonee Falls, and in 1885 moved to Fussville. His wife having died, he married Anna Hacker, who survives him. Mr. Hoffman was an industrious and successful man, who was highly esteemed. His surviving children are Servatius, William and Mrs. Elizabeth Stuettgen, of Appleton; Mrs. Charlotte Schneider and Mrs. Rose Wick, of Menomonee Falls. Funeral services were held Monday, conducted by Rev. Nicholas Schaff."

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Family

Parents

• Michael Josef Hoffman 1798–1857 FaG
• Agnes Neuyer Hoffman 1804–1883 FaG

Spouse

• Margaret Mary Ulman Hoffman 1834–1874
• Anna Katharina Hacker/Hecker Hoffman 1835–1926 FaG

Siblings

• Caroline Hoffman Ulmen 1836–1878 FaG
• Catharina Magdalena Hoffman Klehr Peterson 1838–1902 FaG
• Anna Catherine Hoffman Reimer 1847–1931 FaG

Children

• Elisabeth Hoffman Stuttgen 1855–1926
• Servatius Hoffman 1858–1918
• Charlotte Hoffmann Schneider 1860–1924
• Rose Caroline Hoffmann Wick 1866–1939
• William Henry Hoffmann 1869–1940
• Odelia Cecelia Hoffman Wick 1877–1941

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