Photo of H.I. Tiffany main marker is shown in memorial for Wilhelmina "Minnie" Luedke Tiffany, wife of George Cameron Tiffany and sister of Henry's first wife, Louise Luedke Tiffany.

Paternal Grandparents:

Henry Tiffany

1792—1873

Sophia Mallory

1797—1870

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Parents:

Henry Tiffany, Jr

January 9, 1823—November 1, 1900

Alcina Z. Ralph Tiffany

August 1837—September 26, 1920

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Lineage:

Squire Humphrey; Thomas; Isaiah; John; Edward L. ; Henry; Henry, Jr.; Henry Isaac

(see pp.120-121, 124 & 126 of Tiffanys of America (1901), for Humphrey to Edward)

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First wife—married September 17, 1887, Watertown, Jefferson County, WI

Louise K. Luedtke {a/k/a Luedke]:

November 27, 1865—March 28, 1899

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Children of Henry & Louise:

Pearl Louisa Tiffany Hensch

January 20, 1888—March 13, 1977

Henry M. Tiffany

November 11, 1889—?

Alvin E. Tiffany

November 11, 1889—August 3, 1890

Hazel Mae Tiffany Miner

September 23, 1893—May 5, 1989

Sidney Isaac Tiffany

May 3, 1897—August 14, 1909

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Second wife—married June 27, 1899

Mrs. Ernestina Fredricka Zillmer Herbert

1861—February 24, 1923

The Oshkosh Northwestern, Wednesday, June 28, 1899, p2

Tiffany—Hurbert

Mr. Henry Tiffany and Mrs. Ernestine Hurbert [sic], both of Koshkonong, WI, were united in marriage Tuesday evening [June 27, 1899] at the home of S. H. Anderson, pastor of the First M. E. Church.

Child of Henry Isaac Tiffany and Ernestine Herbert Tiffany (per WI death record):

Henry Amos Tiffany

February 27, 1901—February 24, 1902

Interred in Koshkonong Cemetery, Ft. Atkinson, WI

They divorced after August 1902 and before 1905.

1905 WI census, Koshkonong, Jefferson County, WI

Henry I. Tiffany 44, Pearl Tiffany 17, hazel Tiffany 11, Sidney Tiffany 8, Hattie Herbert 17 (stepdaughter).

Ernestine married Olaf Noren in 1908;

Widow in 1920 census;

Later married A.S. Mitchell,

Died in Montana, but interred in Koshkonong

Cemetery, Ft. Atkinson, WI.

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Third wife—

Hattie M. Herbert

January 1, 1888—October 16, 1991

"Henry Tiffany and Miss Harriett Herbert,

both of Harmony, Wis., were married in

Freeport [IL] Thursday [August 22, 1907]

afternoon by Justice of the Peace

W. F. Goddard."

Freeport [IL] Journal-Standard of

Friday, August 23, 1907.

Henry's obituary in Wisconsin State Journal of Tuesday, June 23, 1942, states he died Sunday [June 21, 1942] [marker shows June 18] and that he and Hattie were married on August 22, 1906, but the contemporaneous marriage announcement above is more reliable. The 1907 date was confirmed by the Freeport [IL] Journal-Standard of

Thursday, August 22, 1907, which reported the issuance of their marriage license:

Henry Tiffany, HARMONY, Wis....45

Hattie Herbert, same..................20

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Children of Henry & Hattie:

Sherman Ulysses Tiffany

September 26, 1906—December 17, 1997

Margaret Mary Tiffany Trewyn

December 16, 1907—February 21, 1993

Harriet "Hattie" Tiffany Schuldt Boxley

August 8, 1910—June 7, 2006

Henry Herbert Tiffany

October 9, 1914—February 11, 1989

Armieda Viola Tiffany Masche

April 20, 1917—June 27, 2001

Josephine Amanda Tiffany Behrens

April 25, 1920—May 17, 2004

LaVerne Frank Tiffany

January 1, 1924—November 22, 2012

Two farm residence fires experienced by Henry Isaac Tiffany:

The Watertown News, Watertown, WI, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1885.

FORT ATKINSON. Monday noon, while H. Tiffany and wife, livjng in the south part of the town, were in this city, their farm residence was burned to the ground. The smaller children had just gone to school for the afternoon, and the elder sons, Cameron and Henry, had gone over to Parker Gunison's. Though the cause is nor positively known, the probability is that the fire for the noon meal, from a defective flue, ignited the wood work.

Winona Daily News, Winona, MN, Thursday, October 11, 1923

LIVE IN BARN AFTER FIRE

Ft. Atkinson.--A family of eight was made homeless when the home of Henry Tiffany, north of town, was destroyed by fire. Nothing was saved and the family is living in a barn.

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Oshkosh Daily Northwestern news item of August 5, 1890:

Alvin Tiffany, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany, died Monday August 4, 1890, of cholera infantum.