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John and Louisa Jockisch Hackman Children 12. Jokisch, Louisa (March 13, 1837 Cass Co., IL - 1877) m: Hackman, John Henry (1823-1874) Short Biography Louisa was the daughter of Charles Jockisch and his second wife Christina. Most of her older siblings by the time she was a teenager were married or out on their own. Her father died when she was only 13. Her own life was very short lived: only 40 years. Louisa and John had five children. Their son Julius was living with brother-in-law and sister Lydia according to the 1900 census. Between 1900 and 1910 he married Mary Zurstadt. Paulina married in 1877 Englebert Crammer, at the age of 18. Lydia married Stier, Henry in 1887 at the age of 20. Frank the oldest married in 1891. John and Louisa youngest child only lived two years. A. Hackman, Frank (-1896) m: 1891 Wagoner, Rose (July 16, 1869 IL- age 69 2 m 20 d)
LOUISA AND CAROLINE JOCKSICH 1930 Arenzville, Cass, IL Census for Rose Hackman age 60 born in IL around 1870 to parents born in Germany. She is a widow. Living with her Julius O Carls age 42 born in IL around 1888 also widowed. He is her son-in-law. Her grandson Arthur R Carls age 20 born in IL around 1910 lives with them. HACKMAN, ROSE KATHERINE Submitted by Ernie Launer Mrs. Hackman Dies Today Funeral Services Will Be Sunday Mrs. Rose Katherine Hackman, a lifelong resident of Cass county, died at noon today in Schmitt Memorial hospital at the age of 69 years 2 months and 20 days. The body was taken to the Simpson Home for Services . Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the late residence, near Beardstown on a farm. The Rev. A. E. Ashton of Bluff Springs will be in charge and burial will be in the family lot at the Jacksonville cemetery. The decedent was born near here July 16, 1869 and was united in marriage to Frank Hackman in 1891. Mr. Hackman died in 1896 and two children also preceded her, a son dying in infancy and a daughter, Mrs. Julius Carls, dying January 3, 1923. Surviving are two brothers, Harry Wagner of Jacksonville and Ed. Wagner of Virginia: two sisters, Mrs. Fred Cole and Mrs. Frank Guinther of near Virginia. Two half sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Schall of near Arenzville, Mrs. James Collins of Virginia, and a half brother, George Wagner of near Virginia, also survive, together with many nieces and nephews, two grandsons, William and Arthur Carls, and six great-grand children. She is also survived by her son-in-law Julius Carls, who has operated the farm and resided at the Hackman house since the marriage to the decedent's daughter. 1. Hackman, Eva Edma (21 JAN 1892 Bluff Springs Cass Co., IL – 3 JAN 1923 Cass Co, IL age 30) m: (26 Aug 1908 Cass Co., IL) Carls, Julius Otto (3 Mar 1888 Arenzville, IL-) a. Carls, William Theodore (10 APR 1906 Springfield, IL-10 OCT 1993 Phoenix, AZ) m: Krohe, Henrietta Julia (10 OCT 1905-Arenzville, IL-14 AUG 1997 Beardstown, Cass, IL)
HENRIETTA J "HENNY" KROHE CARLS
CARLS, Henrietta J. - Submitted by Ernie Launer Henrietta J. Carls October 10, 1905 - August 14, 1997 Henrietta J. Carls, 90, rural Arenzville, died Thursday afternoon, August 14, at Heritage Manor South in Beardstown. She was born October 10, 1906 in rural Arenzville, the daughter of Felix and Ida Hendricker Krohe. She married William Carls September 16, 1928 at the Bethel Church of the Nazarene in rural Arenzville. He preceded her in death on October 30, 1993. Surviving are three sons, William T. Carls (wife Sharon) of Phoenix, Arizona, Ronald Lee Carls (wife Sandra) of rural Arenzville and Kenneth R. Carls of Champaign; five daughters, Mrs. Fred (Alice) Ore of White Heath, Mrs. Merle (Kathryn) Lovekamp of Arenzville, Mrs. Wayne (JoAnne) Jacobsen of Barrington, Mary Brannan and Mrs. James (Patty) Wydell, both of Beardstown; 20 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Elmer Krohe of Springfield and Oliver Krohe of Beardstown; and two sisters, Marie Root of Rushville and Dorothy Williams of Yukon, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, one sister in infancy, three brothers, Phillip, Arthur, and Paul, one son, James, and one granddaughter, Lauri Vincent. She attended Krohe School near Arenzville. She was a lifetime member of Bethel Church of the Nazarene and the Friendly Circle in rural Arenzville. She was a homemaker and partner with her husband, Bill, as they farmed in rural Arenzville. She was best known for her ''homecooked" meals she served for all the many farm hands. Mrs. Carls also made several quilts including quilts for each of her children and her grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday morning, August 18, at Bethel Church of the Nazarene. The Rev. Neal Kellam, the Rev. Cecil Carroll and the Rev. Bob Williams officiated. Organist Trish Sager played selected hymns. Vocalists Robin Braun and Nathan Carls sang "Sweet, Sweet Spirit" and "I Know Who Holds Tomorrow". They were accompanied by Sandra Carls. Pallbearers were Bruce Lovekamp, Christopher Wydell, Theodore Hea, Nathan Carls, Robert Ore and Joseph Hea. Burial was in the Beardstown City Cemetery. Services were conducted by Sager Funeral Home in Beardstown. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=151491361&ref=acom 1. Carls, Alice Rose 1931
2. WILLIAM THEODORE CARLS JR.
William Theodore Carls, Jr. of Phoenix, Arizona, passed away April 25, 2012 at the age of 80. He was born in Arenzville, Illinois and moved to Phoenix 52 years ago. He attended Western Illinois University at Macomb. He was a veteran of the U. S. Army and served in the Korean War and started his own landscaping service 46 years ago. He is survived by his wife Sharon (Ludwig), son Steven Carls, loving daughter Stacey Combs (Thomas); sisters Alice Ore, Katherine Lovekamp (Merle), Joanne Jacobsen (Wayne), Mary Brannan, Patricia Wydell (Jim); brother Kenneth Carls. He was a member of the Phoenix Rose Society, Valley of the Sun Gardeners, former Assistant Director of the Pacific Southwest District of the American Rose Society. He was a Consulting Rosarian, and an accredited Horticulture Judge of the American Rose Society. He was awarded several honors and medals including the Outstanding Consulting Rosarian and the Gallica award. Past President and Yards Chairman of the Village Meadows Concerned Neighborhood Association. He was involved in other groups and organizations and received additional awards and honors as well. He was a member of St. Luke's Catholic Church where he served as a lector and an usher. Memorial service will be at 11 am on Thursday, May 10, 2012 at St. Luke's Catholic Church, 19644 N. 7th Avenue. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Hospice of the Valley, ALS Society, The Humane Society or the Valley Garden Center. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=90062176&ref=acom a. Stacey Combs (Thomas) 3. Carls, Kathreen 1934 4. Carls, James (14 Oct 1935 IL -18 Mar 1984 Arenzville, Cass Co., IL) 5. Carls, Joanne 1938 6. Carls, Ronald Lee “Bud” (27 NOV 1939 Arenzville Co., IL – 19 NOV 2004)
7. a. Hea, Christopher Anton (20 JUL 1966 Beardstown, IL -11 NOV 2009 Hamilton, Hancock Co., IL)
8. Carls, Kenneth R
9. Carls, Patricia Kay b.Carls, Arthur Roger (12 JUN 1908 Springfield, IL-27 JAN 1994 Beardstown, Cass, IL) m: Hendricker, Myrtle Christine (10 JUN 1909 Arenzville, Cass, IL-15 JAN 1996 Rushville, Schuyler, IL)
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David A. Carls, 81, of rural Arenzville, died Wednesday, October 12, 2016, at Lavender Ridge in Jacksonville. He was born February 6, 1935, near Beardstown, the son of Arthur R. and Myrtle C. Hendricker Carls. He married Althea Fricke on September 12, 1954, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Arenzville, and she survives. David is also survived by four children, Leesa (David Tobiasz) Carls of Marco Island, Florida, Steve (Susan) Carls of Beardstown, and Drew (Jenny) Carls and Marc (Tina) Carls, both of Arenzville; ten grandchildren, Matt Tobiasz of Miami, Florida, Steve Tobiasz of Chicago, Katie Carls of Jacksonville, Chrissy (Matt) Vortman of Springfield, Jeffrey (Audrey) Carls of Arenzville, Jason Carls of Meredosia, Meghan Carls of Carbondale, Emily Carls of Arenzville, Derek Carls of Columbia, Missouri, and Rachael Carls of Chicago; one great-granddaughter, Emma Vortman, one brother, Glen A. Carls of Jacksonville, and one sister, Ruth (John) Werries of Chapin. He was preceded in death by one great-granddaughter, Grace Elizabeth Vortman, and one sister, Esther Dodgen. David was a lifelong farmer in the Arenzville community. He was a longtime member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Arenzville and held numerous offices in the church. David also served for several years on the Boards of the Arenzville Bank and Cass County Service Company. A funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, October 17, 2016, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Arenzville, with burial at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. The family will meet friends from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Williamson Funeral Home. Memorials are suggested to Trinity Lutheran Church and School. Condolences may be left online at www.airsman-hires.com. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=173430905&ref=acom 2. Carls, Glen A (19 MAR 1940 -19 MAR 1940)
3. Esther Carls Dodgen From the Cass County Star Gazette: Esther Carls Dodgen, 66, of Jacksonville, died Sunday, Sept. 12, at Barnes Hospital in St. Louis, Mo. She was born Dec. 6, 1943, in Beardstown, the daughter of Arthur R. and Myrtle C. Hendricker Carls. She married Joe A. Dodgen and he preceded her in death in 2003. Mrs. Dodgen is survived by a sister, Ruth A. (husband, John) Werries of Chapin, two brothers, David A. (wife, Althea) Carls of Arenzville and Glen A. Carls of Jacksonville, and the following niece and nephews: Leesa Carls Tobiasz o fLake Zurich, Steve Carls of Beardstown, Drew Carls and Marc Carls both of Arenzville, Dan Werries of Midland, Mich., and Curt Werries of Quincy. She is also survived by many great-nieces and nephews, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Esther graduated from Triopia High School in 1961 and the University of Illinois in 1967 where she was a teaching assistant while working on her master's degree. She spent a year studying and traveling in Europe. She received diplomas from Alliance Francaise in Paris and Laval University in Quebec. Her first teaching assignment was teaching French at Illinois Valley Community College in Oglesby. In 1973, Esther married Joe A. Dodgen, a farmer and vocational agriculture teacher, and began teaching at Carrollton High School in Carrollton, Mo., with her husband. She retired from teaching after 30 years and taught GED classes part time. After her husband's death in 2003, she moved to the Jacksonville area where she had many relatives. Esther taught Sunday school and Bible school for thirty years in Mo. After moving to Jacksonville, she was a faithful member of Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church, led the Monday morning Ladies Bible Study Group, and taught the snior women's Sunday morning small group. She especially enjoyed reading, writing, and listening to classical music and had a special fondness for nature, animals, and children. She had three published works: Flowers Along the Path:Collected Wisdom for Your Spiritual Journey, Barbour Publishing, 2001; Glimpses of God through the Ages: A collection of Personal Exspression of Faith from the Bible to the Present, Hendrickson Publishers, 2003; and Bouquet of Flowers: Inspiration Gathered from My Spiritual Garden, Published in 2010. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 14, at Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church in Jacksonville. A graveside service will be held at 1 p.m., Thursday at Oddfellows Cemetery in Charleston, Mo. Memorials are suggested to Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church or In His Service-Jesus Is Lord. Condolences may be left online at www.airsman-hires.com https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=70506897&ref=acom 4. Carls, Ruth A (20 JAN 1945 Beardstown, IL - B. Hackman, Paulina M. , (1859 Cass Co., IL- November 26, 1910) m: 1877
ENGELBERT CRAMER CRAMER, ENGELBERT, who is a landowner with extensive holdings, not only in Cass County but elsewhere, is ranked among the substantial men of this locality. He was born at Beardstown, Ill., November 7, 1856, a son of Jacob H. and Charlotta (Trompe) Cramer, natives of Hanover, and of Prussia, Germany. They met in the United States at St. Louis, Mo., where they married. The father was a cabinet maker and contractor, and in 1854, he came to Beardstown where he bought property and followed his trade in that city until his death about 1871. Engelbert Cramer attended the public schools of Beardstown and remained with his parents until fourteen years old, when he began working on farms and so continued until twenty-one years old. At that time he rented land, but within eight years bought his first sixty acres to which he has added until he has 260 acres in Cass County. He also owns 160 acres in Kingfisher County, Okla., which he rents, but he operates his Cass County property himself, doing general farming and stock raising. In 1877 he married Paulina M. Hackman, who was born in Cass County, Ill., and died November 26, 1910. She was a daughter of John H. and Louisa (Jockisch) Hackman, he born in Hanover, Germany, and she in Cass County, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Cramer had the following children: Louisa, who married William M. Carls, of Cass County; Jacob H. who is of Virginia, Ill.; J. W., who is in the United States navy, being on the U.S.S. New York; Engelbert, who is at home; Henry, who died in infancy; and Ada, who married Raymond Rhineberger, is deceased. Mr. Cramer served as school trustee and director, and as road commissioner, and was the first constable of Bluff Springs Precinct. He belongs to and is a charter member of Bluff Springs Lodge No. 1489, the Modern Woodmen of America, and was one of its organizers. He has always taken much interest in the order and not only has held the offices of adviser, banker and manager, but he was a member of the building committee when the new hall was erected. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilmaga/cass/1915bios/cramer_e.html”> PAULINE MALINDA (HACKMAN) CRAMER CRAMER, Pauline Malinda (Hackman) - Beardstown Morning Enterprise Tuesday November 29, 1910 - Submitted by Ernie Launer Death of Mrs. E. Cramer Mrs. Eglebert Cramer Died at Home South of Bluff Springs Early Sunday Morning.Hackman, Pauline Malinda, wife of Cramer ,Englebert, died at the Family residence two miles south of Bluff Springs, at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, November 27. Mrs. Cramer was taken sick Saturday morning and that was the first medical attention that she had had and in less than twenty-four hours she was lying cold in death. Pauline Malinda Hackman-Cramer, was born in the Jockisch settlement, near Bluff Springs, September 24, 1857. In 1877 she was united in marriage to Englebert Cramer, and to this union were born five children, two daughters, Mrs. Will Carls and Ada, and three sons Jacob, Bert, and Julius, who with the husband are left to mourn the death of the wife and mother. The funeral services will be held on Tuesday afternoon from the German M. E. church, south of Bluff Springs, known as the Jockisch church. Interment will be made in the Jockisch cemetery. 1. Crammer, Louisa Bertha ( 15 Feb 1877-October 1944) m: (15 FEB 1899 Buff Springs, Cass Co., IL) Carls, William Martin (6 MAR 1877 Bluffs Springs, Cass Co, IL – 7 SEP 1927 Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL0 https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=CARL&GSpartial=1&GSbyrel=all&GSst=16&GScntry=4&GSsr=1761&GRid=55525407& a. Carls, Clifford (19 DEC 1906 IL – 17 JAN 1948 Bluff Springs, Cass, IL) m: a. Carls, William (abt 1938 IL-) 2. 1900 Atlanta City, Fulton, Georgia Census for Margaret Cramer born 1847 Germany Widowed. Children Frederick Cramer born February 1876, Kentucky and Jake born February 1876 Kentucky. CRAMER, JACOB H. - Every line of business gives openings for intelligent men if they are willing to devote to it care and attention. Cass County is an agricultural community, and Virginia is the natural shipping point for a wide territory, so that through the business men of this city pass many of the commodities raised in the outlying regions. Jacob H. Cramer has for years conducted a large business handling horses and mules, generally keeping about twenty head. In connection with this line he buys and sells, and is one of the heavy dealers of this section. Mr. Cramer also handles farm machinery, wagons and buggies, and conducts a first class livery, owning twelve head of horses, and is prepared to do either light or heavy hauling. The birth of Mr. Cramer occurred at Bluff Springs, Ill., August 31, 1880, he being a son of Engelbert and Pauline (Hackman) Cramer. While growing up on his father's farm he attended the local schools and those of Girard, Ill. For the three years following the completion of his studies Mr. Cramer was engaged in farming, and then coming to Virginia he bought the livery business owned by Bergen & Crum, and has continued to conduct it ever since, branching out as above stated. On November 8, 1906, Mr. Cramer was married at Virginia to Winklehake, Margaret, a daughter of Winklehake, Henry and Minnie (Jokisch) . Mr. and Mrs. Cramer have four children, namely: Henry, Hazel, Pauline and Nina Louise. Mr. Cramer is a member of the Red Men, having joined that order after locating at Virginia. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilmaga/cass/1915bios/cramer_jh.html a. Cramer, Henry (2 May 1906-26 Nov 1942Beardstown, Cass County, IL) m: Walker, Edna Mae (26 NOV 1910 IL- 18 NOV 1996Springfield, Sangamon, IL) 1. Cramer, Earl Jacob (1 AUG 1930Beardstown Cass Co., IL-16 August 2005 Springfield, Sangamon, IL) 2. Cramer, Verna M ( abt 1933) 3. Cramer, Ronald W. ( abt 1935-) 4. Cramer Henry Engelbert Jr (2 MAR 1937 Virginia, IL -20 NOV 1979 Harrodsburg, Monroe, IN) m; Patricia b. Cramer, Hazel Ad (abt 1908 Cass Co., IL-)
c. Cramer, Pauline (abt 1912-) d. Cramer Nina Louise (16 Dec 1912- IL- MAY 1996) M: Arthalony, Adrain e. Crammer, Jacob H. II (3 APR 1917 Virginia, IL -8 MAY 1994 Springfield, IL) m: (7 NOV 1936 Virginia, IL) Black, Mabel JACOB H CRAMER II CRAMER, Jacob H., II - Submitted by Ernie Launer Jacob H. Cramer II Jacob H. Cramer, II, 77, of Virginia, died at 1:45 a.m. Sunday, May 8, 1994 at St. John's Hospice in Springfield. He was born April 3, 1917 in Virginia, the son of Jacob Herman and Margaret Winkelhake Cramer. He married Mabel V. Black on November 7, 1936 in Virginia and she preceded him in death on December 10, 1992. He is survived by a son, Jacob H. Cramer III of Virginia; three daughters, Margaret L. Frederick of Kent, Washington, Carolyn M. Budwick of Kenosha, Wisconson and Naomi Copes of Zion; 12 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; a brother Robert Cramer of Anaheim, CA; four sisters, Hazel Cramer of Virginia, NIna Arthalony of Chandlerville, Dorothy Stratman of Grand Blane, MI and Betty Middendorf of Quincy; 18 nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Henry E, Cramer; and two sisters, Rosemary Cramer, in infancy and Pauline W. Devine. He was a retired electrician and a member of the I. B. E. W. local of Waukegan. He attended Virginia schools and graduated from Great Lakes Bible Institute in Zion and was a member of Philadelphia Church of Chicago. Funeral services were held at 1;00 p.m. Wednesday at the Massie-Buchanan Funeral Home in Virginia with the Rev. Dan Spruell officiating. Eulogy was given by the Rev. William Bastian and Vocalist was Donna Bastian. Pallbearers were David Budwick, Jason Copes, Royce Middendorf, E. J. Cramer, Jacob Cramer III and Walter Lyles. Memorial gifts may be given to St, John's Hospice or Cass County Cancer Society. 1. Cramer, Margaret Lou (abt 1938) f. Cramer, Dorothy (12 MAY 1919 Virginia, IL- 26 FEB 2003)m: (16 DEC 1939 Detroit, Wayne, Michigan) Stratman JR, William (16 Jan 1917 Detroit, Michigan-21 Jun 1998 Howell, Livingston, Michigan,) g. Cramer, Betty (1925 ish h. Cramer, Betty Margaret 3. Cramer, Julius W. ( 28 APR 1886 Cass Co., IL – 7 OCT 1957 Beardstown, Cass Co., IL) m: . Served in U.S. Navy aboard the U.S.S. New York in 1915 [CRAMER, Julius - 1886-1957 Arenzville IL Cemetery] Julius William Cramer
From the Ocotober 7, 1957 issue of the Illinoian Star newspaper, Beardstown, Illinois: Julius Cramer, 71, lifelong resident of the Bluff Springs community, died at 4:30 o'clock this morning at Schmitt Memorial hospital where he had been a patient since September 22. He and his brother Bert, resided on the homestead farm where Julius Cramer was born in April 1866. He was the son of Engelbert and Pauline Hackman Cramer. Surviving are his brother, Bert of Bluff Springs, and a number of nieces and nephews. Those residing in this area are Mrs. Everett Launer of near Beardstown, Miss Hazel Cramer and Mrs. Leroy Middendorf, both of Virginia, and Mrs. Adrian Arthalony of Chandlerville. There are a number of grand nephews and grand nieces also. The body was taken to the Cline Funeral home to be prepared for burial. Funeral arrangements will be announced tomorrow. He was preceded in death by his parents, two sisters, Mrs. Louise Carls and Mrs. Ada Rhineberger, a brother, Jacob Cramer, and another brother who died in infancy 4. Cramer, Henry ( Abt. 1878- infancy) 5 Englebert “Bert”(23 SEP 1889- 9 APR 1968 in Bluff Springs,IL) https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=61577041 6Crammer, Ada (JUL 1893 IL-) m: Reinberger, Ray a. Reinberger, Margaret c. Hackman, Lydia (October 1864 IL-) m: March 9, 1887 Menard, IL Stier, Henry (March 1858 Germany-)
1. Stier, Mildred Marie (10 FEB 1910-9 NOV 1996)
https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35038445&ref=acom 2. Stier, Julius Henry (9 SEP 1911-27 AUG 1991) 3. Stier, Gereld Julius (1918-1986) 1. Hackman, Clarence Carl (26 JUN 1888 Menard Co., IL-20 OCT 1976 Petersburg, IL) m: Woodrum, Etta ( 22 JAN 1889 Il – 13 MAY 1954 IL) a. Hackman, Clarence ( Jun 1888-) b. Seberger, Julia (April 1896 Maryland-) adopted daughter. c. Hackman, Julius d. Hackman, Gerald1900 Petersburg City, Menard, IL census for Henry Steer born March 1858 Germany married for 13 years to Lydia born in October 1864 IL Child: Clarence born June 1888. Living with them Julius Hackman Lydia's brother and two others: Henry Datzert born Nov 1859 IL parents born in Germany and Julia Seberger adopted daughter born in Maryland on April 1896. Parents born in Germany. D. Hackman, Charles U.(2 JAN1868 Cass Co., IL-24 DEC 1870 @2y-11m-22ds)E. Hackman, Julius Henry (5 AUG 1872 Bluff Springs, IL - August 23,1938 Menard, IL 66) m: Zurstadt, Mary( abt 1879 Il – Athens Menard IL) He was a farmer in Athens , Menard, IL1910 Athens Precinct,Menard IL Census for Julius H. Hackman age 37 farther born in Germany, mother in IL married to Marie age 32 both parents born in Germany. Child Lydia age 6 born in IL 1920 Athens Precinct,Menard IL Census for Julius H. Hackman born 1873 age 47 IL, Married to Mary born 1879 age 41 IL Children: Lydia G Hackman born 1904 age 16 IL; Alwin F age 8 born 1912 IL and John H. age 4 born 1916 IL 1930 Athens, Menard, IL Census for Julius H. Hackman age 57 married to Mary Z age 52. Children: Alvin F age 18 ad J. Henry age 15. 1. a. Hackman, Lydia (1904 IL -) m: Robbins, Clyde Robert (19 Nov 1905-19 Feb 1974) https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=143634192&ref=acom a. Robbins, Clyde R. Jr.(10 JUL 7 SEP 1931 Milwaukee MI, Wisconsin – 12 JAN 1992) m: (7 Jun 1985 Waukesha Co., Wisconsin ) Dimond, Kathleen Ann (1943 -) b. Robbins, Richard Allan ( 5 NOV 1933 Milwaukee, Mi< Wisconsin- 10 SEP 2003) 2. Hackman, Alvin (19 NOV 1911 IL-) m: Parkinson, Kathryn(9 Sep 1911 Petersburg, Menard Co., Il -18 SEP 2010 Athens, Menard Co., IL) KATHERINE PARKINSON HACKMAN Katherine Hackman, age 99, of Athens, IL passed away on Saturday September 18, 2010 at her residence, surrounded by her loving family. She is survived by her son, David Hackman of Springfield. She has been blessed with seven grandchildren, Lisa (Carlos) Chua, Denise (Mike) Gibler, Lori Demuzio, Mike (Karen) Hackman, Jo (Dave) Lagerhausen, Julie (Corey) Smith and Vicki (Gary) Goodnight. There are also eighteen great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren. Katherine has left her family with a lifetime of precious memories. Katherine was born and raised in Petersburg, the daughter of John and Anna (Day) Parkinson. After marrying Alwin (Bo) on October 31, 1931, they lived in Athens and worked for many years on the family farm. They raised two sons Harold (Fuzz) Hackman (deceased) and David Hackman. She was preceded in death by her husband Alwin in 2001, her son Harold (Fuzz) in 1987 and great-granddaughter Kelsey Chua in 1988. Katherine was instrumental in creating the original Athens Library. She served as an election judge for many years in Menard County. Katherine was an active member in the Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ladies Aid and was a member of the Lutheran Ladies Bowling team. Burial will be held at Indian Point Cemetery near Athens. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=58877695&ref=acom a. Hackman, Harold Henry (21 Aug 1936 Springfield, IL-20 FEB1987) He was in the Army from ( 12 Oct 1959-6 FEB 1962) b. Hackman, David 3.Hackman, John Henry (1916 IL-) |
Carls, William Theodore (21 DEC 1931 Arenzville, Cass Co., IL-25 Apr 2012 Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ) m: Ludwig, Sharon
Carls, Mary (19 APR 1942 Arenzville, IL- 14 APR 2013 Quincy, Adams, IL) m: Hea, James Jackson (3 JUL 1920Fort McPherson, GA-February 20, 2003 Beardstown, Cass Co., IL) 
m: 1st Pigg, James 2nd (12 Mar 2010 Collin, TX) Young, James
Carls, David(6 FEB 1935 – 12 Oct 2016 Jacksonville, Morgan, IL) m:( 12 SEP 1954)Fricke, Althea
Carls, Esther (6 DEC 1943 Beardstown, Cass, IL – 12 SEP 2010 Staint Louis MO) m: (1 SEP 1973 Carrollton, Carroll County, Missouri) Dodgen, Joe Allen (13 Apr 1937 Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas-18 May 2003 Carroll Co., MO) 
Crammer, Englebert (November 7,1856 Beardstown, Cass Co, IL- September 4,1945:Jockisch Cemetery) m: 1877 Hackman, Pauline Malinda (September 24, 1857-November 27, 1910) (Jockisch Cemetery records)
Fair, Audrey Helen ( 28 APR 1909 Virginia, Cass, IL – 12 MAY 1996 Beardstown, IL) 
Cramer, Jacob Herman (August 31, 1879 Bluff Springs, IL- August 11, 1936 in Jacksonville, Morgan Co., IL) m: November 2, 1905 in Springfield, IL. Winklehake, Margaret A. (October 16,1882- October 2,1924 Springfield, IL) daughter of Winklehake, Henry Fredrick & (Jokisch,)Wilhelmina M.
