Eduard Erich Woltman was born on December 26, 1903 in Washington County, Texas. He was the son of Gustav and Mathilde Sauter Woltman. In 1904, Ed and his twin sister Meta were baptized at Zion Lutheran Church at Zionsville.
By 1910, the Woltmans had moved to Falls County, where Ed and his 8 brothers and sisters worked on the family farm. He married Elsie Menzer on January 2, 1930. Ed and Elsie farmed in the St. Paul community in Falls County and raised two daughters.
Ed loved farming and singing hymns. He had a strong, deep voice, a dignified bearing, and a lovely German accent. He liked a good joke but always stressed hard work over foolishness.
Ed died on March 30, 1982 in Marlin, Texas. He is loved and missed.
By 1910, the Woltmans had moved to Falls County, where Ed and his 8 brothers and sisters worked on the family farm. He married Elsie Menzer on January 2, 1930. Ed and Elsie farmed in the St. Paul community in Falls County and raised two daughters.
Ed loved farming and singing hymns. He had a strong, deep voice, a dignified bearing, and a lovely German accent. He liked a good joke but always stressed hard work over foolishness.
Ed died on March 30, 1982 in Marlin, Texas. He is loved and missed.
Eduard Erich Woltman was born on December 26, 1903 in Washington County, Texas. He was the son of Gustav and Mathilde Sauter Woltman. In 1904, Ed and his twin sister Meta were baptized at Zion Lutheran Church at Zionsville.
By 1910, the Woltmans had moved to Falls County, where Ed and his 8 brothers and sisters worked on the family farm. He married Elsie Menzer on January 2, 1930. Ed and Elsie farmed in the St. Paul community in Falls County and raised two daughters.
Ed loved farming and singing hymns. He had a strong, deep voice, a dignified bearing, and a lovely German accent. He liked a good joke but always stressed hard work over foolishness.
Ed died on March 30, 1982 in Marlin, Texas. He is loved and missed.
By 1910, the Woltmans had moved to Falls County, where Ed and his 8 brothers and sisters worked on the family farm. He married Elsie Menzer on January 2, 1930. Ed and Elsie farmed in the St. Paul community in Falls County and raised two daughters.
Ed loved farming and singing hymns. He had a strong, deep voice, a dignified bearing, and a lovely German accent. He liked a good joke but always stressed hard work over foolishness.
Ed died on March 30, 1982 in Marlin, Texas. He is loved and missed.
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