Re: George V HAUPTMAN
HAUPTMAN, SPRAGUE, SWICK, LASHER, BINKERT, SORENSON, WILLIAMS, BURCHFELD, JANNING, SEXTON
Posted By: Sarah Thorson Little (email) In Response To: George V HAUPTMAN (Tera Sheppard)
Date: 11/26/2014 at 16:20:38
I located some information for you. George's parents appear to be John and Sylvia (Sexton) Hauptman. It looks like John was a Civil War Soldier from Pennsylvania who died November 17, 1878 and is buried in Greene County, Iowa and Sylvia died September 16, 1915 in Okanogan County, Washington. It looks like Sylvia moved out to Washington state in 1909 and died six years later. Hope it helps.
George's obituary:
G. V. Hauptman Of Auburn Dies Wednesday Noon
Auburn — George V. Hauptman, a resident of Auburn for twenty-three years, died suddenly of a heart ailment about noon Wednesday at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lasher, near Glidden, where he had gone for a short visit. Funeral arrangements have not been completed at this time. However, the services will be conducted by the Rev. Walter Rothwell, minister of the Presbyterian Church,
and burial will be in Oaklawn Cemetery.Mr. Hauptman was born June 17, 1869, at Philadelphia, Pa., a son of John and Sylvia Hauptman. Jan. 11, 1896, he was married to Margaret E. Sprague at Jefferson, where the couple lived until they moved to Auburn. Mr. Hauptman worked for the old brick and tile company here for a number of years after locating in Auburn. Survivors include his wife; one son, Carl Hauptman, Auburn; seven daughters: Mrs. Henry Swick (Bertha), Oakland, Calif.; Mrs. Glenn Lasher (Edith), Glidden; Mrs. Clarence Binkert (Edna) and Mrs. Harold Sorenson (Ruby), Lake City; Mrs. Wayne Williams (Ada), Dexter; Mrs. C. M. Burchfeld (Virginia), Des Moines, and and Mrs. Ed Jannlng (Mildred) Idaho Falls, Idaho; fifteen grandchildren and one great-grandchild. He was preceded in death by his parents, four sons, one brother and two sisters.
Carroll Times Herald - Carroll, Iowa
November 26, 1943************
According to the 1925 Iowa Census for Auburn, Sac County, George's parents are listed as John Hauptman, born Philadelphia and Sylvia Sexton, born Vermont.***
This John Hauptman looks promising:HAUPTMAN, John ~~ CIVIL WAR VETERAN ~~
1838 --- 17 Nov 1878
Jefferson, Grant Twp, Sec 9
Pennsylvania Civil War Soldier
Burial: Jefferson Cemetery, Jefferson, Greene County, Iowa*****
Greene County, Iowa Marriages:
George V Hauptman to Maggie Sprague
Marriage Date: 11 January 1896
Parents listed as John and Sylvia Hauptman******
Mrs. Sylvia Hauptman, one of the long time residents of Jefferson and a lady universally esteemed in the community, left last Monday for Brewster, Washington, where he will make her future home with her son Harry, who has a fruit claim there which he is now improving. Prior to her departure Mrs. Hauptman sold her cottage, located just south of Mrs. Grant's residence, to Mrs. Grant, and thus severed the property ties which have bound her to Jefferson. The change is quite a radical one for a lady of her years, but we hope that she will find great happiness in the new home. Her son is unmarried, and she will make a home for him in the new country.Jefferson Bee - Jefferson, Iowa
November 3, 1909*****
Washington State Death Records:
Sylvia Sexton Haufman, female, age 78; died September 16, 1915 in Brewster, Okanogan, Washington;
Father's surname: Sexton***
Washington State Correctional Records:
Harry Hauptman
Inmate Number: 8415
Crime: Grand Larceny
Where Convicted: Okanogan
Year Of Receipt: 1917
Nativity: Iowa*****
Harry Hauptman
World War I Draft Registration
Birth: 9 Oct 1872
Permanent Residence: Brewster, Okanogan, Washington
Residence in 1918 - Washington State Penitentiary, Walla Walla, Washington
Next of Kin: George Hauptman, Jefferson, Iowa****
Washington Death Records:
Harry Haupman
Death: 14 December 1919, Okanogan County
Age: 47
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