Philip Hoefer

1882–1914 · Male · died at 32

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Overview

Charles Hoeferborn 1860Father Magdaline Hoeferborn 1865Mother

Philip Hoefer1882–1914Lula Van Winkleborn c. 1884Wife

Iantha M. Hoefer1909–1996Daughter

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Parents

Father: Charles Hoefer born 1860
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Mother: Magdaline Hoefer born 1865
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Wife: Lula Van Winkle born c. 1884
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Daughter: Iantha M. Hoefer 1909–1996
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Life events

Born	Jan 1882, New Jersey, USA Likely evidence: show why The evidence note for this conclusion names a relative who may be living, so it is shown only in the family area. What the labels mean
Died	30 Dec 1914, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA Confirmed evidence: show why Why: A death notice in The Morning Call of 31 Dec 1914 says Philip Hoefer died in Paterson on Wednesday, 30 Dec 1914, 'beloved husband of Lulu Hoefer (nee Van Winkle)'; the 1910 census has Philip and Lula Hoefer at Paterson with their infant daughter Iantha. Records: The Morning Call (Paterson, N.J.), 31 Dec 1914, p. 12, death notice: 'HOEFER—In Paterson, on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1914, Philip, beloved husband of Lulu Hoefer (nee Van Winkle). Notice of funeral hereafter.' (view at Newspapers.com) 1910 U.S. census, Paterson Ward 4, ED 113, sheet 5B, Bridge St.: Philip, Lula and Iantha Hoefer (view at Ancestry.com) Review: assessed 10-21-2026; evidence: Image examined. What the labels mean
Residence	1910, 19 Bridge St., Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, USA

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The Morning Call (Paterson, N.J.), 31 Dec 1914, p. 12, death notice: 'HOEFER—In Paterson, on Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1914, Philip, beloved husband of Lulu Hoefer (nee Van Winkle). Notice of funeral hereafter.' Newspaper or record reference; read it at the archive or publisher.

Sources

1910 United States Federal Census Census Citation only Birth
Paterson Ward 4, ED 113, sheet 5B (age 27)

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