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Facts and Events
| Name |
Hilda Delma Hokamp |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1] |
21 Mar 1901 |
Laurel, Cedar County, Nebraska |
| Census[6] |
20 Apr 1910 |
, Cedar County, Nebraska |
| Census[7] |
29 Apr 1920 |
Carroll, Wayne County, Nebraska |
| Marriage |
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to Howard Tremayne |
| Other[8] |
2 May 1929 |
alfred Hellwig and hilda Hokamp of Carroll Nebraska attended the funeral of William Klapmeier Event |
| Census[10] |
7 Apr 1930 |
Carroll, Wayne County, Nebraska |
| Occupation[11] |
7 Apr 1930 |
Carroll, Wayne County, Nebraskatelephone operator |
| Other[9] |
1930 |
Looking for Hilda in 1930. This isn't she. Event |
| Other[12] |
18 May 1933 |
Mora, Kanabec County, MinnesotaWilliam and Hilda attended the funeral of thier aunt, Louise Klapmeier Event |
| Other[13] |
1 Oct 1936 |
Mora, Kanabec County, MinnesotaWilliam and Hilda attended the funeral for Henry Klapmeier. Event |
| Other[14] |
1974 |
Hilda's last name is now Tyrmyne. (PJH: I found her under Tremayne.) Comment |
| Death[2] |
Mar 1984 |
Walthill, Thurston County, Nebraska |
| Other? |
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Her husband may have been Howard Tremayne. He is in right county, death date OK. Comment |
| Other[3] |
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Hilda had no children. Comment |
| Other[4] |
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Hilda married once. Husband died. She married again. Husband died. Comment |
| Other[5] |
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She lived in eastern Nebraska. Event |
Information From Ann Hokamp Schram. (Mrs. John.)
Elmer: She lived in Walthill, Nebraska
Elmer: She married, and 1st husband died. Elmer Klapmeier didn't
remember the name. She then maried Mr. Tyrmyne.
Elmer Klapmeier: She had no children.
References
- ↑ 1910 Census.
1910 Census for Cedar County, Nebraska, Precinct 20
20 April 1910
Hokamp, John Henry, head, white male, age 53, first marriage, married 23 years, born Illinois, parents born Germany, general farming.
Anna Mary, wife, white female, age 47, first marriage, married 23 years, mother of 6, 6 now living, born Germany, parents born Germany,
Fred William, son, white male, age 22, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
Anna, daughter, white female, age 21, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
Henry George, son, white male, age 18, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
Edward Rudolph, son, white male, age 14, single, born Nebraska, no occupation,
Harry, son, white male, age 11, single, born Nebraska, no occupation
Hilda Delma, daughter, white female, age 9, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
- ↑ SS Death Index.
Name:Hilda Tremayne
SSN:506-03-9695
Last Residence:
68067 Walthill, Thurston, Nebraska, United States of America
Born: 21 Mar 1901
Died: Mar 1984
State (Year) SSN issued: Nebraska (Before 1951 )
- ↑ Conversation
Conversation with Elmer Klapmeier 1974.
Transcription of talk with
ELMER KLAPMEIER
9 Feb 1974 in Mora Minnesota
Mother had two sisters. Marie married W. H. Hokamp, and Lena married Fred Hellwieg in Belden and Carroll Nebraska.
Their children
Hellwiegs had a son, Henry, and a son Fred, son Kris, and son Elfrey.
Elfred is the only one as far as I know who is still alive, and he lives in Bemmerton, Washington.
Elfred Hellwieg and his wife were here two years ago. I have had several letters from them since Myrtle has been sick.
They had two daughters, Ella, who married Lester Bartell, and they live in Laurel, Nebraska.
Ella had some children.
The other daughter is Clara, who married a Williams. He passed away about 5 years ago. Clara is still alive, and lives at 4206 Bancroft Avenue in Omaha, Nebraska.
Had a card from Clara - she never writes anyway. Clara was the only one that I knew real well. She was my favorite cousin.
Hokamps had a Henry, William, and Harry. They are all dead. There is another son, Harry, who lived in Western Nebraska. I think he is still alive, but don't know just where.
The brothers had some children, but I never had any contact - never knew anything about those at all, so I don't know where they are.
They had two daughters. Annie Hokamp married John Schram. They lived for years in Belden, Nebraska, and Annie is still alive and still lives in Belden. When she got married, she came up here on her wedding trip, and that's the last time.
Annie had one son, I think.
The other daughter is Hilda, and she married, and her first husband died. She remarried, and he died. Her name now is Hilda Tyrmyne, and she lives in Walthill, Thurston County, Nebraska.
(PJH: Tyrmyme does not seem to exist as a surname. Turmyne does. Try variations.)
Had a letter, not too long ago, from Hilda. Hilda had no children.
Bill didn't have any children.
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Mother and her two sisters came to this country. Dad sent for her.
Do you know when the two sisters died? No.
They probably came to this country about 6 months before William and Louisa were married.
Lena died last, in the early 1950's, and Marie died a year or so after Mother.
Mother was born in Westphalia, probably Buttendorf.
- ↑ Conversation
Conversation with Elmer Klapmeier 1974.
Transcription of talk with
ELMER KLAPMEIER
9 Feb 1974 in Mora Minnesota
Mother had two sisters. Marie married W. H. Hokamp, and Lena married Fred Hellwieg in Belden and Carroll Nebraska.
Their children
Hellwiegs had a son, Henry, and a son Fred, son Kris, and son Elfrey.
Elfred is the only one as far as I know who is still alive, and he lives in Bemmerton, Washington.
Elfred Hellwieg and his wife were here two years ago. I have had several letters from them since Myrtle has been sick.
They had two daughters, Ella, who married Lester Bartell, and they live in Laurel, Nebraska.
Ella had some children.
The other daughter is Clara, who married a Williams. He passed away about 5 years ago. Clara is still alive, and lives at 4206 Bancroft Avenue in Omaha, Nebraska.
Had a card from Clara - she never writes anyway. Clara was the only one that I knew real well. She was my favorite cousin.
Hokamps had a Henry, William, and Harry. They are all dead. There is another son, Harry, who lived in Western Nebraska. I think he is still alive, but don't know just where.
The brothers had some children, but I never had any contact - never knew anything about those at all, so I don't know where they are.
They had two daughters. Annie Hokamp married John Schram. They lived for years in Belden, Nebraska, and Annie is still alive and still lives in Belden. When she got married, she came up here on her wedding trip, and that's the last time.
Annie had one son, I think.
The other daughter is Hilda, and she married, and her first husband died. She remarried, and he died. Her name now is Hilda Tyrmyne, and she lives in Walthill, Thurston County, Nebraska.
(PJH: Tyrmyme does not seem to exist as a surname. Turmyne does. Try variations.)
Had a letter, not too long ago, from Hilda. Hilda had no children.
Bill didn't have any children.
**
Mother and her two sisters came to this country. Dad sent for her.
Do you know when the two sisters died? No.
They probably came to this country about 6 months before William and Louisa were married.
Lena died last, in the early 1950's, and Marie died a year or so after Mother.
Mother was born in Westphalia, probably Buttendorf.
- ↑ Conversation
with Lynn Keim, 3 Aug 2007.
Notes from conversation with
LYNN KEIM
3 August 2007
Lynn Keim, 12639 Highway 9, Malvern, AR 72104
(501) 332-2378
Lynn was born in Davenport, Thayer County, Nebraska in Sept 1923. His family lived on a farm. He graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1949 with a degree in math and science. Later he earned a master's degree and Education Specialist degrees from Western Illinois University. He was 50 hours short of a PhD.
He met Eleanor Jane Hokamp (Jane) in Scott's Bluff county, where her father ran the Union Pacific railroad station. During the first years of their marriage, they lived on a farm near New Windsor, Illinois. She finished her degree in home economics from Monmouth College in Illinois after they were married. She was big into 4-H in Nebraska - she won an award either in high school or in college. She loved to sew and sewed all her own clothing.
Both of them were school teachers. He taught math and science, and she taught home economics. He taught first in Sherrard, Illinois, then in Woodhull, Illinois. Then she got a job in Moline, Illinois. Not long after, Lynn was offered a job at Wilson Junior High School in Moline, where he taught for many years. Jane became director of the Home Economics program for the Moline school system, and later, after he got more degrees, he became assistant principal at Wilson Junior High School.
She became quite sick while they lived in Moline. She had some major surgery. The doctor fixed her up pretty well, but recommended that she get out of the cold climate, so they moved to Arkansas.
In Arkansas, her heath problems returned. The doctor recommended that she go back to the same doctors in Moline who had helped her so much. They returned to Illinois in 1985 for treatment of gastric malasia. About 95% of her stomach was removed surgically.
Jane died in about October 1991 in Moline, Illinois and was buried in Memorial Cemetery outside of Galesburg, IL in plots the bought shortly after they were married. They had been married just short of 30 years.
In April 1992, Lynn married Geneva, a native Arkansasan.
Jane and Lynn have one son, Kent Richard, who lives in Illinois and is a corn breeder. He breeds field corn. His wife works at Rush Hospital in Chicago. They both have their PhDs. At one point, Kent and his wife both taught at Oklahoma State University.
Kent and his wife have one son, Lee Ray Keim. He is attending Louisiana State University studying education.
Jane's uncle Henry ran a liquor store. Hilda lived in Eastern Nebraska. Edward had a son named Vernon. He married once, and that wife died of cancer. Then he married a second time.
- ↑ 1910 Census.
1910 Census for Cedar County, Nebraska, Precinct 20
20 April 1910
Hokamp, John Henry, head, white male, age 53, first marriage, married 23 years, born Illinois, parents born Germany, general farming.
Anna Mary, wife, white female, age 47, first marriage, married 23 years, mother of 6, 6 now living, born Germany, parents born Germany,
Fred William, son, white male, age 22, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
Anna, daughter, white female, age 21, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
Henry George, son, white male, age 18, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
Edward Rudolph, son, white male, age 14, single, born Nebraska, no occupation,
Harry, son, white male, age 11, single, born Nebraska, no occupation
Hilda Delma, daughter, white female, age 9, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
- ↑ 1920 Census.
1920 Census for Deer Creek Precinct, Carroll Village, Wayne County, Nebraska
29 April 1920
Main Street,
Hokamp, Henry, Head, Rents, white male, age 62, married, born Illinois, parents born Germany, no occupation.
Mary, wife, white female, age 68, married, born Illinois, parents born Germany.
Hilda, daughter, white female, age 18, single, born Nebraska, no occupation.
- ↑ Newspaper
from p. 6 of Martha's Green scrapbook.
- ↑ 1930 Census.
Hilda A Turman
Home in 1930:
Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa
Age:
42
Estimated birth year:
abt 1888
Birthplace:
Nebraska
Relation to Head of House:
Head
Race:
White
Household Members:
Name Age
Hilda A Turman 42
Cereva J Turman 14
Arlie A Turman 10
This Hilda is too old. Her mother was born in Iowa, not Germany.
She has a son and a daughter, and our Hilda had no children.
these could be children of her husband from a former marriage???
This woman is divorced.
- ↑ 1930 Census.
1930 Census for Deer Creek Precinct, Carroll Village, Wayne County, Nebraska
7 April 1930
Hokamp, John H., head, owns. has a radio, white male, age 73, married, age at first marriage 29, born Illinois, parents born Germany, farmer, poultry raising, is working, and is not a veteran.
Annie M., wife, white female, age 69, married. age at first marriage 24. born Germany, Westfallen, parents born Germany Westfallen. Immigration 1885. In naturalization column, 'Na'. No occupation. Can speak English.
Hilda D., Daughter, white female, age 29, single, born Nebraska, father born Illinois, mother born Germany, operator at Telephone Office. Working.
- ↑ 1930 Census.
1930 Census for Deer Creek Precinct, Carroll Village, Wayne County, Nebraska
7 April 1930
Hokamp, John H., head, owns. has a radio, white male, age 73, married, age at first marriage 29, born Illinois, parents born Germany, farmer, poultry raising, is working, and is not a veteran.
Annie M., wife, white female, age 69, married. age at first marriage 24. born Germany, Westfallen, parents born Germany Westfallen. Immigration 1885. In naturalization column, 'Na'. No occupation. Can speak English.
Hilda D., Daughter, white female, age 29, single, born Nebraska, father born Illinois, mother born Germany, operator at Telephone Office. Working.
- ↑ Obituary
of Louise Klapmeier.
Kanabec County Times
Thursday, May 18, 1933
DEATH OF MRS. WILLIAM KLAPMEIER OCCURS MONDAY: Entire Community Grieved by Passing of Well-Known Lady.
Many friends of Mrs. William Klapmeier will be grieved to learn of her death which occurred Monday, May 15 after a lingering illness of nine weeks. Mrs. Klapmeier had been seriously ill with kidney trouble but it was believed that she was getting better until about three days before her death.
Louise Rightmeier (sic) was born July 5, 1859 in Lubecke, Westfallen, Germany, and died at the age of 73 years, 10 months, and 10 days. She came to Nebraska in this country in the year 1881. Two years later she was married to William Klapmeier in Washington County, Nebraska. They came to Kanabec County in 1898 where Mr. Klapmeier passed away May 11, 1911. Surviving her are eight children, namely Anna and Martha of Meredith, Montana; Mary of Barron, Wisconsin; Henry, Herman, and Elmer of Mora; Fred and Edward of Meredith, Montana. One son, William, passed away April 26, 1929. There are also twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren besides other relatives and a very large number of friends.
Funeral services are being held this afternoon, Thursday, at 1:30p from the Henry Klapmeier home and at 2 o’clock from the Zion Lutheran Church, Rev. H. C. Janus officiating. Pallbearers are A. H. Rosnow, Fred Heuser, Rulolph Walter, F.A. Kreisel, Fred Althoff and Henry Birkman. Burial will be made in the Oakwood Cemetery.
Among those from afar off in attendance at the funeral were William Hokamp and Hilda Hokamp of Carroll, Nebraska, nephew and niece of the deceased; Mr. and Mrs. B.E. Broadbent, nee Mary Klapmeier, of Barron, Wisconsin.
The children who live in Montana were called here several weeks ago by their mother’s illness and returned to their homes just recently, so they were unable to return for the funeral.
- ↑ Newspaper
Kanabec Times - p 13 of Martha's Green Scrapbook.
William and Hilda Hokamp attended the funeral for Henry Klapmeier.
- ↑ Conversation
Conversation with Elmer Klapmeier 1974.
Transcription of talk with
ELMER KLAPMEIER
9 Feb 1974 in Mora Minnesota
Mother had two sisters. Marie married W. H. Hokamp, and Lena married Fred Hellwieg in Belden and Carroll Nebraska.
Their children
Hellwiegs had a son, Henry, and a son Fred, son Kris, and son Elfrey.
Elfred is the only one as far as I know who is still alive, and he lives in Bemmerton, Washington.
Elfred Hellwieg and his wife were here two years ago. I have had several letters from them since Myrtle has been sick.
They had two daughters, Ella, who married Lester Bartell, and they live in Laurel, Nebraska.
Ella had some children.
The other daughter is Clara, who married a Williams. He passed away about 5 years ago. Clara is still alive, and lives at 4206 Bancroft Avenue in Omaha, Nebraska.
Had a card from Clara - she never writes anyway. Clara was the only one that I knew real well. She was my favorite cousin.
Hokamps had a Henry, William, and Harry. They are all dead. There is another son, Harry, who lived in Western Nebraska. I think he is still alive, but don't know just where.
The brothers had some children, but I never had any contact - never knew anything about those at all, so I don't know where they are.
They had two daughters. Annie Hokamp married John Schram. They lived for years in Belden, Nebraska, and Annie is still alive and still lives in Belden. When she got married, she came up here on her wedding trip, and that's the last time.
Annie had one son, I think.
The other daughter is Hilda, and she married, and her first husband died. She remarried, and he died. Her name now is Hilda Tyrmyne, and she lives in Walthill, Thurston County, Nebraska.
(PJH: Tyrmyme does not seem to exist as a surname. Turmyne does. Try variations.)
Had a letter, not too long ago, from Hilda. Hilda had no children.
Bill didn't have any children.
**
Mother and her two sisters came to this country. Dad sent for her.
Do you know when the two sisters died? No.
They probably came to this country about 6 months before William and Louisa were married.
Lena died last, in the early 1950's, and Marie died a year or so after Mother.
Mother was born in Westphalia, probably Buttendorf.
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