Son of Julius Hoffmann and Bertha Rabenaldt
.
Birth date per the draft registration.
Texas Death Index Certificate 10014
Died at the Texas Confederate Home for Men, Travis County, Texas
Certificate signed by Joseph Hanus M.D., Austin State Hospital
Removal 3/4/1955, Galveston, Texas, Anatomical Board of Texas
.
The last Confederate veteran in this hospital died in 1954 at the age of 108. By act of the Forty-eighth Legislature, senile or mental patients from other state institutions were transferred to the Confederate Home. After 1939 disabled veterans of the Spanish American War and World War I were admitted. In 1963 Confederate Home was closed.
.
Birth date per the draft registration.
Texas Death Index Certificate 10014
Died at the Texas Confederate Home for Men, Travis County, Texas
Certificate signed by Joseph Hanus M.D., Austin State Hospital
Removal 3/4/1955, Galveston, Texas, Anatomical Board of Texas
.
The last Confederate veteran in this hospital died in 1954 at the age of 108. By act of the Forty-eighth Legislature, senile or mental patients from other state institutions were transferred to the Confederate Home. After 1939 disabled veterans of the Spanish American War and World War I were admitted. In 1963 Confederate Home was closed.
Son of Julius Hoffmann and Bertha Rabenaldt
.
Birth date per the draft registration.
Texas Death Index Certificate 10014
Died at the Texas Confederate Home for Men, Travis County, Texas
Certificate signed by Joseph Hanus M.D., Austin State Hospital
Removal 3/4/1955, Galveston, Texas, Anatomical Board of Texas
.
The last Confederate veteran in this hospital died in 1954 at the age of 108. By act of the Forty-eighth Legislature, senile or mental patients from other state institutions were transferred to the Confederate Home. After 1939 disabled veterans of the Spanish American War and World War I were admitted. In 1963 Confederate Home was closed.
.
Birth date per the draft registration.
Texas Death Index Certificate 10014
Died at the Texas Confederate Home for Men, Travis County, Texas
Certificate signed by Joseph Hanus M.D., Austin State Hospital
Removal 3/4/1955, Galveston, Texas, Anatomical Board of Texas
.
The last Confederate veteran in this hospital died in 1954 at the age of 108. By act of the Forty-eighth Legislature, senile or mental patients from other state institutions were transferred to the Confederate Home. After 1939 disabled veterans of the Spanish American War and World War I were admitted. In 1963 Confederate Home was closed.
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