Great-grandson of George Phillip Hoffman, Anna Katerina Rein Hoffman, Georg Frederick Moser, Maria Barbara Lieser Moser,
Grandson of Samuel H. Hoffman, Maria Barbara Moser Hoffman,
The 1850 Caldwell County, N.C. Census shows that Samuel was 35 years old, a farmer, and living with his wife Henrietta, his son Marion and a Joseph Palmer (21). Next neighbors were M.R. Hays and Michael Winkler.
By 1854 Samuel P.C. was living in Harmansville, Polk County, Missouri.
Aged 35, according to Hickory, Tyler Township, Missouri Census Record of 1860, Samuel was a farmer and living with wife Henrietta, and children Marion Lafayette, Abner Labon, Mary Catherine, Martha Sophronia, and Sarah Jane. Neighbors were Jonathan Chaney and Jarvis Starkey.
Samuel fought in and survived the Civil War.
Sometime in the 1860's the family moved to Callaway County, M.O.
For more information and a letter dated 27 November 1867 to Samuel from his father, please read Frederick Hoffman's memorial #117481107
Additional children not mentioned below:
Martha Sophronia 1856-1878
Amanda Ellen 1868-1893
Additional siblings not mentioned below:
Frederick Michael 1820-1863
Mary Frances 1822-?
John Henry 1829-1880
Thomas Marion 1834-1863
Minerva
Note: Birth date, death date, and cemetery location were provided by original memorial creator. According to census records Samuel was born ca. 1825.
Research sources: 'The Hoffman's of N.C. by Max Ellis Hoffman, and various census records.
Information added by Lydia
Grandson of Samuel H. Hoffman, Maria Barbara Moser Hoffman,
The 1850 Caldwell County, N.C. Census shows that Samuel was 35 years old, a farmer, and living with his wife Henrietta, his son Marion and a Joseph Palmer (21). Next neighbors were M.R. Hays and Michael Winkler.
By 1854 Samuel P.C. was living in Harmansville, Polk County, Missouri.
Aged 35, according to Hickory, Tyler Township, Missouri Census Record of 1860, Samuel was a farmer and living with wife Henrietta, and children Marion Lafayette, Abner Labon, Mary Catherine, Martha Sophronia, and Sarah Jane. Neighbors were Jonathan Chaney and Jarvis Starkey.
Samuel fought in and survived the Civil War.
Sometime in the 1860's the family moved to Callaway County, M.O.
For more information and a letter dated 27 November 1867 to Samuel from his father, please read Frederick Hoffman's memorial #117481107
Additional children not mentioned below:
Martha Sophronia 1856-1878
Amanda Ellen 1868-1893
Additional siblings not mentioned below:
Frederick Michael 1820-1863
Mary Frances 1822-?
John Henry 1829-1880
Thomas Marion 1834-1863
Minerva
Note: Birth date, death date, and cemetery location were provided by original memorial creator. According to census records Samuel was born ca. 1825.
Research sources: 'The Hoffman's of N.C. by Max Ellis Hoffman, and various census records.
Information added by Lydia
Great-grandson of George Phillip Hoffman, Anna Katerina Rein Hoffman, Georg Frederick Moser, Maria Barbara Lieser Moser,
Grandson of Samuel H. Hoffman, Maria Barbara Moser Hoffman,
The 1850 Caldwell County, N.C. Census shows that Samuel was 35 years old, a farmer, and living with his wife Henrietta, his son Marion and a Joseph Palmer (21). Next neighbors were M.R. Hays and Michael Winkler.
By 1854 Samuel P.C. was living in Harmansville, Polk County, Missouri.
Aged 35, according to Hickory, Tyler Township, Missouri Census Record of 1860, Samuel was a farmer and living with wife Henrietta, and children Marion Lafayette, Abner Labon, Mary Catherine, Martha Sophronia, and Sarah Jane. Neighbors were Jonathan Chaney and Jarvis Starkey.
Samuel fought in and survived the Civil War.
Sometime in the 1860's the family moved to Callaway County, M.O.
For more information and a letter dated 27 November 1867 to Samuel from his father, please read Frederick Hoffman's memorial #117481107
Additional children not mentioned below:
Martha Sophronia 1856-1878
Amanda Ellen 1868-1893
Additional siblings not mentioned below:
Frederick Michael 1820-1863
Mary Frances 1822-?
John Henry 1829-1880
Thomas Marion 1834-1863
Minerva
Note: Birth date, death date, and cemetery location were provided by original memorial creator. According to census records Samuel was born ca. 1825.
Research sources: 'The Hoffman's of N.C. by Max Ellis Hoffman, and various census records.
Information added by Lydia
Grandson of Samuel H. Hoffman, Maria Barbara Moser Hoffman,
The 1850 Caldwell County, N.C. Census shows that Samuel was 35 years old, a farmer, and living with his wife Henrietta, his son Marion and a Joseph Palmer (21). Next neighbors were M.R. Hays and Michael Winkler.
By 1854 Samuel P.C. was living in Harmansville, Polk County, Missouri.
Aged 35, according to Hickory, Tyler Township, Missouri Census Record of 1860, Samuel was a farmer and living with wife Henrietta, and children Marion Lafayette, Abner Labon, Mary Catherine, Martha Sophronia, and Sarah Jane. Neighbors were Jonathan Chaney and Jarvis Starkey.
Samuel fought in and survived the Civil War.
Sometime in the 1860's the family moved to Callaway County, M.O.
For more information and a letter dated 27 November 1867 to Samuel from his father, please read Frederick Hoffman's memorial #117481107
Additional children not mentioned below:
Martha Sophronia 1856-1878
Amanda Ellen 1868-1893
Additional siblings not mentioned below:
Frederick Michael 1820-1863
Mary Frances 1822-?
John Henry 1829-1880
Thomas Marion 1834-1863
Minerva
Note: Birth date, death date, and cemetery location were provided by original memorial creator. According to census records Samuel was born ca. 1825.
Research sources: 'The Hoffman's of N.C. by Max Ellis Hoffman, and various census records.
Information added by Lydia
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