Posts Tagged ‘Hallman’

1827 – John Sinyard was born 185 years ago in England to Joseph & Ann Sinyard.  (3rd great-grandfather)

1882 – Anna Klepaczyk was the last child born to John Klepaczyk & Mary Kozlawski 130 years ago in Michigan.

1912 – Alice Hallman was born in Metz, Michigan 100 years ago to Anthony Hallman & Clara Syzmanski.  (1st cousin 2x removed)

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1911 – Edmund Blank was born 101 years ago.  (husband of Clara Hallman, 1st cousin 2x removed)

1908 – Elizabeth Kwart died of typhoid fever 104 years ago in Detroit, Michigan at 5 years old.  Her grieving parents are Anton Kwart & Rose Reinhaardt.  (1st cousin 3x removed)

1913 – Robert Reinhart died 99 years ago in Ypsilanti, Michigan.  He was 72 years old.  (husband of Ida Hoeninghausen, 2nd cousin 3x removed)

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1866 – Margaret Bittles was born in Illinois 146 years ago to James Bittles & Margaret Reid.  (1st cousin 4x removed)

1871 – Joseph & Julianna Hallman were born in Prussia 141 years ago to Anton Hallman & Henrietta Kreft.  (great-granduncle & aunt)

1893 – Annie Kwart was born in Detroit, Michigan 119 years ago to John Kwart Jr. & Martha Kraus.  (1st cousin 3x removed)

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Anton Hallman was born in Prussia in 1834.  He married Henrietta Elizabeth Kreft in 1870, and they had 3 children.  Anton sailed to America in 1873, and at some point Henrietta followed shortly behind with their 3 children.  She died in 1875 and is buried in an unmarked grave in the poor grounds of Mt. Elliott Cemetery in Detroit, Michigan.  Two months later Anton married Katherine Kwart, also of Prussia, and they were married in St. Albertus Church in Detroit, Michigan.  In 1880 he and his family showed up in Metz, Presque Isle, Michigan were he worked as a farmer and resided the rest of his life.  Anton and Katherine had 6 more children.  He is buried in the Old Metz Cemetery (aka St. Dominic Catholic Cemetery) in Metz, Presque Isle, Michigan.