My Grandfather Joseph "Joe" was
born in Chicago, Illinois and worked
with his dad, Joseph Andrew
Holzbauer a dealer in lumber and
coal, and owner of a number of
lumber yards in Marshall, Fulton,
Pulaski and Starke Counties. He
married Mable Gladys Troutman
Holzbauer in Chicago on 29 January
1916. Even after his stroke in 1960,
he could still beat one at checkers
on his not effect side. He often
traveled to visit us from Plymouth,
Indiana, wherever We resided than,
Clemson, Charlotte, Greenville,
Spartanburg. He was a character!
He is buried in the Holzbauer
Family Plot with his sister,
Marguerite, and his parents,
Joseph Andrew and Emma
Katherina Scherner Holzbauer.
born in Chicago, Illinois and worked
with his dad, Joseph Andrew
Holzbauer a dealer in lumber and
coal, and owner of a number of
lumber yards in Marshall, Fulton,
Pulaski and Starke Counties. He
married Mable Gladys Troutman
Holzbauer in Chicago on 29 January
1916. Even after his stroke in 1960,
he could still beat one at checkers
on his not effect side. He often
traveled to visit us from Plymouth,
Indiana, wherever We resided than,
Clemson, Charlotte, Greenville,
Spartanburg. He was a character!
He is buried in the Holzbauer
Family Plot with his sister,
Marguerite, and his parents,
Joseph Andrew and Emma
Katherina Scherner Holzbauer.
My Grandfather Joseph "Joe" was
born in Chicago, Illinois and worked
with his dad, Joseph Andrew
Holzbauer a dealer in lumber and
coal, and owner of a number of
lumber yards in Marshall, Fulton,
Pulaski and Starke Counties. He
married Mable Gladys Troutman
Holzbauer in Chicago on 29 January
1916. Even after his stroke in 1960,
he could still beat one at checkers
on his not effect side. He often
traveled to visit us from Plymouth,
Indiana, wherever We resided than,
Clemson, Charlotte, Greenville,
Spartanburg. He was a character!
He is buried in the Holzbauer
Family Plot with his sister,
Marguerite, and his parents,
Joseph Andrew and Emma
Katherina Scherner Holzbauer.
born in Chicago, Illinois and worked
with his dad, Joseph Andrew
Holzbauer a dealer in lumber and
coal, and owner of a number of
lumber yards in Marshall, Fulton,
Pulaski and Starke Counties. He
married Mable Gladys Troutman
Holzbauer in Chicago on 29 January
1916. Even after his stroke in 1960,
he could still beat one at checkers
on his not effect side. He often
traveled to visit us from Plymouth,
Indiana, wherever We resided than,
Clemson, Charlotte, Greenville,
Spartanburg. He was a character!
He is buried in the Holzbauer
Family Plot with his sister,
Marguerite, and his parents,
Joseph Andrew and Emma
Katherina Scherner Holzbauer.
