Ancestors of Marguerite Hoff

John (Johannes) Hoff Sr.
(1860-1915)

Katarina (Katharina, Katarine) Reider (Reiter)(Roether)
(1859-1931)

Conrad Bauer Sr.
(1851-1941)

Katharina Margaretha Stroh
(1852-1898)

Henry (Heinrich) L. Hoff
(1881-1958)

Elizabeth Anna Bauer
(1886-1974)

Marguerite Hoff
(1907-2004)

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Spouses/Children:
Henry Manweller

Marguerite Hoff

Born: 23 Mar 1907, Near Wellington, Larimer County, Colorado
Marriage: Henry Manweller on 14 Feb 1929 in Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado
Died: 2004, Idaho Springs, Clear Creek, Colorado, USA at age 97
Buried: 2004, Grandview Cemetary, Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorado, USA

bullet Cause of her death was Heart Failure.

bullet Medical Notes:

Enlarged heart.

Breast cancer.

bullet Noted events in her life were:

• Occupation: lifeguard at City Park, 1725, Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado.

• Education: Business Certificate: Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado.

• Education: at Rocky Ridge for elementary school years, 1913. Rocky Ridge was located on a corner of Henry Hoff's land. He donated the land for building the school because the original site was between two canals that he didn't feel was safe for the children. Many of the students rode to school by horse. There was a lean to built behind the school to stable the horses. Marguerite went to the same school as two of her aunts. The teacher had her own apartment in the basement of the school.

• Education: Fort Collins High School. This was before the building on Remington. She lived with a family and had to work for room and board. She moved to town to go to school because their wasn't a high school near her home.

• Religion: Presbyterian. Changed to Presbyterian after they moved back from Chicago. The services at the Plymouth Church were all in German. The Presbyterian was in English and was closer to their farm.

• Physical Description: Petite, dark brown hair, brown eyes, beautiful figure and facial features.

• lived: the era of the depression. They lived nearby Henry's parents. During the depression they would be given ration books with tickets for all items of purchase. They had to exchange a ticket for each item purchased or they couldn't buy the item. Because they lived by Henry's parents, Marguerite and her mother-in law would swap tickets for whatever items they each nieeded. Each child had a ticket for items to be purchased as well.

Marguerite married Henry Manweller, son of Heinrich Mannweiler and Mary Katherine Justice, on 14 Feb 1929 in Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado. (Henry Manweller was born on 22 Aug 1904 in Blackfoot, BinghamCounty, Idaho, died on 11 Oct 1988 in Fort Collins, Larimer County, Colorado and was buried in 1988 in Grandview Cemetary, Fort Collins, Larimer, Colorado, USA.)