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Frank Hoffman

This entry is about Frank Hoffman (Born June 1900; death not recorded). For other family members with the same first and family name, see Frank J. Hoffman (Born about 1908; death not recorded).

Born June 1900; death not recorded

Frank Hoffman was **nought days old** when the census taker reached the house in Bayonne in June 1900 — the enumerator wrote his age as 0 days, which is the closest thing this archive has to a record of a birth as it happened. He was the ninth and youngest child of George Hoffman and Rosine Antretner, and his eight brothers and sisters ranged from six to eighteen. He was not in this archive until that sheet was read.

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Frank Hoffman was **nought days old** when the census taker reached the house in Bayonne in June 1900 — the enumerator wrote his age as 0 days, which is the closest thing this archive has to a record of a birth as it happened. He was the ninth and youngest child of George Hoffman and Rosine Antretner, and his eight brothers and sisters ranged from six to eighteen. He was not in this archive until that sheet was read.

Born at Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey

How is this person related?

Andrew John Leahey’s great-grandparent's sibling

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Frank Hoffman is your great-grandparent’s sibling.

Life

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Places listed on this page

  • Bayonne, Hudson County, New Jersey
  • Germany
  • United States

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Born, and enumerated the same week

District 2, Bayonne City Ward 2, ED 4, sheet 9B, household 174.

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Original records

1900 U.S. census, George Hoffman household, Bayonne, sheet 9BTap to open a larger copy

1900 U.S. census, George Hoffman household, Bayonne, sheet 9B

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1920 U.S. census Soundex card, George J. Hoffman household, BayonneTap to open a larger copy

1920 U.S. census Soundex card, George J. Hoffman household, Bayonne

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1900 Bayonne census, Hoffman household continuation, sheet 10A

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What the records say

1 record transcribed.

Record exhibit

George Hoffman household, 1900 United States census, Bayonne Ward 2

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District 2, Bayonne City Ward 2, ED 4, sheet 9B, household 174. George Hoffman, head, 54, born November 1846 Germany, arrived 1880, married 20 years, both parents born Germany. Rose Hoffman, wife, 38, born Germany. Children: Minnie 18, George 15, Louis 15, Rose 13, Mary 10, Katie 9, Florence 8, John 6, and Frank, aged 0 days.

Historical context

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What we still don't know

  • Nothing after the 1900 census is recorded — no marriage, no death, no burial.

References

  1. [1] George Hoffman household, 1900 United States census, Bayonne Ward 2Back to citation 1

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