Married Elizabeth Bell Leatham in SLC Utah on March 16, 1898 and had 8 children. He worked on his fahters farm in Illinois during his school years, teen years, and early adult years. He moved to SLC with his brother, Onno Janssen Hofeling (John James) In SLC he worked in Smelters and construction work until he suffered a disabling stroke. After he worked in various merchandising activities until his death. He was also a well-driller and worked in foundries.
As a young man he wore a mustache. During his early years in the smelters he worked to organize a union, which strained his relationship with management
He was 5'8" tall, weighed 150lbs in his prime. With black hair and gray eyes. He suffered from migraine headaches all of his life. He had a great sense of humor, loved reading and music. He was an avid duck hunter and a marvelous fisherman
Children
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling 1899-1966
Elizabeth Anna Hofeling 1901-1973
Eleanor Hofeling 1902-1976
Evelyn Hofeling 1904-1993
Thomas Frederick Hofeling 1909-1986
Edwin Eugene Hofeling 1911-1961
William Leatham Hofeling 1914-?
June Hofeling 1917-1937
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling
Thomas Frederick Hofeling
Edwin Eugene Hofeling
As a young man he wore a mustache. During his early years in the smelters he worked to organize a union, which strained his relationship with management
He was 5'8" tall, weighed 150lbs in his prime. With black hair and gray eyes. He suffered from migraine headaches all of his life. He had a great sense of humor, loved reading and music. He was an avid duck hunter and a marvelous fisherman
Children
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling 1899-1966
Elizabeth Anna Hofeling 1901-1973
Eleanor Hofeling 1902-1976
Evelyn Hofeling 1904-1993
Thomas Frederick Hofeling 1909-1986
Edwin Eugene Hofeling 1911-1961
William Leatham Hofeling 1914-?
June Hofeling 1917-1937
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling
Thomas Frederick Hofeling
Edwin Eugene Hofeling
Married Elizabeth Bell Leatham in SLC Utah on March 16, 1898 and had 8 children. He worked on his fahters farm in Illinois during his school years, teen years, and early adult years. He moved to SLC with his brother, Onno Janssen Hofeling (John James) In SLC he worked in Smelters and construction work until he suffered a disabling stroke. After he worked in various merchandising activities until his death. He was also a well-driller and worked in foundries.
As a young man he wore a mustache. During his early years in the smelters he worked to organize a union, which strained his relationship with management
He was 5'8" tall, weighed 150lbs in his prime. With black hair and gray eyes. He suffered from migraine headaches all of his life. He had a great sense of humor, loved reading and music. He was an avid duck hunter and a marvelous fisherman
Children
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling 1899-1966
Elizabeth Anna Hofeling 1901-1973
Eleanor Hofeling 1902-1976
Evelyn Hofeling 1904-1993
Thomas Frederick Hofeling 1909-1986
Edwin Eugene Hofeling 1911-1961
William Leatham Hofeling 1914-?
June Hofeling 1917-1937
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling
Thomas Frederick Hofeling
Edwin Eugene Hofeling
As a young man he wore a mustache. During his early years in the smelters he worked to organize a union, which strained his relationship with management
He was 5'8" tall, weighed 150lbs in his prime. With black hair and gray eyes. He suffered from migraine headaches all of his life. He had a great sense of humor, loved reading and music. He was an avid duck hunter and a marvelous fisherman
Children
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling 1899-1966
Elizabeth Anna Hofeling 1901-1973
Eleanor Hofeling 1902-1976
Evelyn Hofeling 1904-1993
Thomas Frederick Hofeling 1909-1986
Edwin Eugene Hofeling 1911-1961
William Leatham Hofeling 1914-?
June Hofeling 1917-1937
Andrew Hyrum Hofeling
Thomas Frederick Hofeling
Edwin Eugene Hofeling
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