Halterman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Christian Halterman, from Switzerland, early 1800's

lhalte1957 — 2009-11-09 17:56:14Z

There were several Christian Haltermans in the Shenandoal Valley. You need to attach bithdates to them to keep them straight. There was a Chritstian Haldeman abt. 1780, who was married to an Elizabeth Fout abt.1784. I have not researched their progeny. The above Cristian Haldeman was the son of Cristopher Haldeman abt.1741. He goes back to Christian Haldeman and Christanna Kneisley. My source is The Ancestors and Descendents of Christian Halterman of Hardy Co.,Va. now W.Va. by H. Gamble Grady

Re: Christian Halterman, from Switzerland, early 1800's

lhalte1957 — 2009-11-09 17:40:46Z

I too am a Halterman of direct decent from Christian Halteman and Christanna Kneissley.It's my understanding a group of the mennonites moved from Lancaster,Pa. and establised a settlement in the Shenandoah valley called Hawksbill near Brocks Gap,Va. There is an account of the Indian raid in a book titled "The Ancestors and Descendents of Christian Halterman of Hardy Co. Va. Now W.Va." by H. Gamle Grady. The book is quite extensive. Unfortunately there were only a few published. There is one at the Morman Library @ Salt Lake and one at public library of Hardy Co. in Moorefield, W.Va. I also have a copy.

Re: Christian Halterman, from Switzerland, early 1800's

Becky_Millinger — 2009-10-10 12:11:25Z

Gary, thank you for the interesting information. I will also take a look at the ancestry link.

Thanks for responding,
Becky

Re: Christian Halterman, from Switzerland, early 1800's

GarySpencer14 — 2009-10-10 04:14:57Z

Try this link: http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/10123672

My Mother was a Halterman and she had been contacted many years ago by someone doing research. He left her copies of several pages from two different books. Portions are paraphrased below.

The spelling of Christian's last name varies: Look for Holdeman, Haldeman, Halteman and Halterman.

Found references to Christian in two sources:
'History of Jackson County, Ohio' by Daniel Webster Williams
and 'History and Families of Jackson County'

The 'History of Jackson County, Ohio' by Daniel Webster Williams states that Christian sickened and died sometime prior to an attack by Shawnee Indians in the Fall of 1759. It portrayed Christina as a heroic widow determined to carry on. The article states that the attack occurred in the headwaters of a tributary of the Ohio River somewhere in southern Ohio.

The other book, 'History and Families of Jackson County', states that Christian was killed during the attack and that the attack occurred in August, 1758. This article places the attack as having taken place in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia.

In both articles his wife, Christina, was killed during the attack.

The 'History of Jackson County, Ohio' states that three little girls were killed and a baby. Three sons; Christopher, Jacob and Gabriel were captured and taken with the Shawnee. In October the band of Shawnee headed toward the Chillicothe area where the three boys were supposedly adopted into the Shawnee tribe.

Gabriel died that same winter. Christopher and Jacob were surrendered in a prisoner exchange 11/9/1764 at the forks of the Muskingum river with 204 other white prisoners.

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Between the two articles my best guess is that Christian (if he had not died of sickness prior), Christina, Maria Catrina Boin (Jacob Halterman Sr's wife) and Jacob Sr. were killed during the attack. The three boys captured by the Shawnee were Jacob Halterman Sr. sons. 'History and Families of Jackson County' makes no reference to the three little girls and the baby.

help anyone?

marissalynae — 2009-10-09 23:59:02Z

Ok so my name is Marissa Halterman. I know that my dad's name is Ronald C. Halterman Jr. and my grandpa's name is Ronald C. Halterman. My dad told me once that one of my ancestors, George Halterman, fought with the french. he also told me that in my family history there are Blackfoot Indians, Black Hesians, ans Vickings. I however, am having trouble finding any actual information as to verify this information. Does anyone out there know anymore about my geneology or family history?

Re: NOAH HALTERMAN

stacyhalterman — 2009-09-16 00:23:27Z

If anyone has any information about Halterman's they would like to share, I would be so interested. We have no idea where our people came from. All we know is that my great-grandfather "George Washington Halterman came from somewhere in Illinois to Missouri in the late 1800's. He supposedly had a brother named Arthur. It is believed that their parents died and they were either taken in or adopted at a very early age. Their parents were supposedly large landowners in the Lake Realfoot area of Tennessee.

Please contact me @ stacy.halterman@dss.mo.gov

Re: NOAH HALTERMAN

ClaudiaGray60 — 2009-08-18 12:22:20Z

Joanne -- Here is the information you requested. I have posted a picture of Montgomery Halterman and his wife, Martha Delawder on my family tree page. He was a son of Noah Halterman. She was part Cherokee as you can tell from the picture. They were my great grandparents.

The Haltermans were from Germany
1. Christian Halterman 1679-1764
w-Christina Kneissley 1681-1758

2. Jacob Halterman 1715-1758 (son of Christian & Christina)
w- Maria Catarina Boin 1720-1758.
Note: Christina and Maria were killed in an Indian Raid in 1758 at Brocks Gap, VA (somewhere between Broadway and Bergton, VA). Jacob and Maria had six children: Jacob, Jr., Christopher, Gabriel and three daughters. The three girls were killed, 2 were scalped along with their mother and grandmother. The youngest was slammed up against the house and killed. Jacob, Jr., Christian and Gabriel were taken captive. Gabriel died in captivity. Jacob, Jr. and Christopher were released 2-1/2 years later by the Indians.

3. Jacob Halterman, Jr. 1742 -?
w-Elizabeth Musselman 1750-1829

4. John Halterman 1789-1870
w-Susanna Wollord 1876-?

5. Noah Halterman 1816-1872
w-Mary Strawderman 1815-1880

6. Montgomery Washington Halterman 1855-1930 (my great grandfather)
w-Martha Catherine Delawder 1858-1943

Please let me know if this info. helps you any. If you have any pictures of the Halterman family, I would like copies.

Have a great day!
Claudia

Re: NOAH HALTERMAN

spook1 — 2009-08-17 23:04:33Z

May I also have a copy of Noah's family? Thanks, Joanne Halterman

Re: NOAH HALTERMAN

halterman73 — 2009-07-23 12:30:51Z

Thanx for the reply, I'll appreciate any information you can send.

Mel Halterman
halterman@comcast.net

Re: NOAH HALTERMAN

ClaudiaGray60 — 2009-07-23 00:47:22Z

Noah Halterman was my great, great grandfather. I have information on him back to 1679. Let me know if you want me to send it to you. It includes family members killed in an Indian raid and children captured, etc.

Claudia

Re: ELIZABETH (HALTERMAN) MULL 1850 IN, daughter of George, VA

FireRaven — 2009-07-14 02:58:09Z

David Otto and I are looking for the same Joseph & Elizabeth (Halterman) Mull. I am a descendant of Joseph's 2nd mariage 03 Feb 1849/50 to Elizabeth Halterman in Miami County, IN. Elizabeth's death certificate lists her father as George Halterman, VA. All census records say she was b. abt 1833-1835 in VA.

The 1830 VA census gives 1 George Halterman with daughters of that age range but later census records seem to show that this is not my Elizabeth.

There are 3 Georges in VA in 1840 -- two with daughters --
1840, Harrison County, VA ** A possibility.
Halterman, George (age 20-30 in 1830 b. 1810-1820)
Males - 1 under 5; 1 age 30-40
Females - 1 age 5-9 (1830-1835); 2 age 10-14 (1825-830); 1 age 20-30 Where is this George in 1850?

1840 Rockingham County, VA (See 1850 Rockingham & 1830 Pendleton
Holterman, George (20-30 in 1830)
Males - 2 age 5 -10; 1 age 10 - 15; 1 age 15 & under 20; 1 age 30 & under 40
Females - 1 under 5 (1835-1840); 1 age 5 & under 10 (1830-1835); 1 age 10 & under 15;
1 age 15 & under 20; 1 age 30 & under 40
* Neighbors: William & James Fitzwalters, John Mongold, Frederick Dove, Clayton Southerlin, Abel & Jacob Dove,

1850 District 56, Rockingham, VA - this is the 1840 Rockingham - George and the 1830 Pendleton Co, VA
Halterman, George age 56, b. abt 1794, VA (age 36 in 1830)
Elizabeth, age 50, b. abt 1800,
*Elizabeth, age 18 b. abt 1832, Idiot (age 0-5 in 1830) Not my Elizabeth Mull because mine is age 17 & already married to Joseph Mull by Feb 1850 and found on the 1850 Jefferson, Miami County, IN census of the same date.
Judith, age 14, b. abt 1836, probably the daughter under 5 in 1840 census.
*Next door to another George Halterman (likely his son), William Fitzwater Jr & Sr. , Dove, James Fitzwater, Adam Halterman,

Joseph and Elizabeth named their daughters, Rebecca (aka Margaretha/Maggie), Harriet, Nancy, Lerrie (aka Laura), Martha Elizabeth, and Amanda. Joseph had no known named or living sons from both marriages. They moved from Miami County, IN to Shawano and Langlade County, WI and both died there.

Deb Slager
Polo, IL

HALTERMAN'S , KENNEDY'S, MUSSERS OF PA/MD.???

Cindi_Bulick — 2009-02-09 18:57:13Z

yes, my name is cindi meade bulick.
my mother's name was corinne meade and my aunts name was odessa(jackie) stahl.
I recently found a bunch of relatives whom ibelieve are connected to mae mcclellan musser?? johnnie kennedy?-daughter of mae mcclellan musser??
i know alot of mae + saba's mcclellan people stayed in
york, pa after some of the mcclellan clan moved to ohio. there are also some living, now, in michigan. they are the mccellans and are decendents of george preston mcclellan +
lilly andrew mcclellan any info please e-mail at my e-mail address. thank you::: Bcindi13meade@aol.com
CINDI

Re: HALTERMAN

wmarcum137 — 2009-02-02 11:39:18Z

Yes, Edward was the son of Ira and Geneva Marcum Halterman.
Email me at wmarcum137@msn.com. If you are related to Edward we are cousins. My line comes from Geneva brother William Edward Marcum.

Wendy

Re: HALTERMAN

ltower5 — 2009-02-02 00:20:40Z

Does your Halterman have son Eddie b. 1915? if so i have some info contact me at ltower5@hotmail.com thank you

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

djcoterel — 2009-01-18 18:23:52Z

Christain Halterman was married to Adelphia Cottrell on 23 Nov 1845 in Jackson County, Ohio. Aldelphia was a daughter of Benjamin Cottrell and Sarah Foster of Pike County, Ohio.

Someone posted him as being a son of Daniel Halterman and Elizabeth Glassburn but that probably is not correct because they were wed in Jackson County, Ohio on 4 Jan 1839 and Christian was married on the date above.

Based upon what I have Daniel Halterman and Christian Halterman may have been brothers or 1/2 brothers and sons of John Halterman of Pike and jackson County, Ohio

Re: HALTERMAN

Marcumgirl — 2008-09-18 19:54:54Z

Did you ever find out about John and Grace Halterman? I have some information. Email me at wmarcum137@msn.com

Re: Where is everyone???

nancyhjackson1 — 2008-09-16 01:21:21Z

This is Joyce Jackson coming from my sister-in-laws space on Ancestry. My grandmother was Lucy Halterman Griffith. She was born 8 Dec. 1906. Her mother was Geneva Marcum Halterman and they lived in Carter and Greenup counties. You can reach me by e-mail at joyce.jackson@carter.kyschools.us. I checked out your tree and this helped me a lot. Thanks.

Re: Daniel Halterman of Jackson County, Ohio (16 children)

Becky_Millinger — 2008-08-05 23:09:13Z

Do you have any information about Elizabeth Halterman, b. c. 1814 in VA, married William Hawkins in lawrence Ohio in 1832 and lived in Scioto, Ohio in 1850? I'm trying to figure out who is her father.

Thanks,
Becky

Halterman in Kempton ,MD

2006-09-15 11:38:50Z

Any one that never received the pictures or info. from me please contact me at my email address. My computer went down & I lost your addresses. Some I did get back to but other,s I didn't. Thank You JoAnn Shahan
joshahan@verizon.net

Re: Reference to old cemetery Kempton, Garrett Co.,Maryland

2006-08-19 21:17:47Z

Thank you very much. You can send me the pictures at your conveience.

Re: Reference to old cemetery Kempton, Garrett Co.,Maryland

2006-07-27 02:05:10Z

Hi! I received your email and as soon as I can get over to take the pictures , I'll email them to you. It should be no later than Monday evening of next week Thank You JoAnn Shahan

Re: Reference to old cemetery Kempton, Garrett Co.,Maryland

2006-07-26 16:22:39Z

I would really be interested those pictures, because I had some Haldeman, spelled as Halterman.

Thank you.

Reference to old cemetery Kempton, Garrett Co.,Maryland

2006-07-24 03:21:14Z

My brother is a care taker of large piece of land on Kempton Road in Kempton MD. On this land in a back field there is and
old cemetery, and there is an old sign that's tornen down but
it has the name of Halterman Cemetery on it.
If anyone is interested in it please contac me through my email. I'm taking pictures this week after they finish cleaning
it up. This is the first it's been clean up in several year's. My brother has been there 10 year's an no one was interested till one gentleman from Ohio got word about it this year and came to look but it was to wet to get up to it. It was told to my brother that the land he is taking care of once belong to a Halterman Family. If anyone want's pictues please let me know an they will be email to you. The Stones are old an there is also headstone with Kitzmiller there. Thank You!

Re: Elijah Halterman

mgsdx — 2007-03-24 19:20:22Z

In 1880 in Madison, Richland Co., Illinois there is a family Elijah Halterman 30, his wife Symantha 29, daughter Florence 4, and daughter Lida 2.

This is likley the same Elijah Halterman who married Jane Bonner on 10 Aug 1872 in Clay Co. Illinois.

It is likely also the same Elijah Halterman who served during the Civil War in 136 Il Infantry, with pension records mentioning widow Jane Halterman and minor child Samantha J. Elliott. Pension claims filed in Nebraska.

My interest is in the daughter, Lida from the 1880 census. I am trying to determine if she is the same person as Lida L. Halterman, b. 29 Aug 1872 in IL, married Thaddeus A. Cochran (place not known), resided in Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie Co., Iowa, and died (not at her place of residence) in Marnie, Cass Co., Iowa on 30 June 1898. She was only 19. They had one son, Raymond Wendel Cochran.

I don't have anything to link the Illinois 1880 Lida Halterman with the Iowa 1898 Lida (Halterman) Cochran at this point except that the birth year, birth place, and birth name match.

Any further information that might help me find (or not) a connection would be greatly appreciated!

Dixie Hansen

Re: Elijah Halterman

mgsdx — 2007-06-02 03:47:09Z

I'm working on this same family, and would like to touch base with you.

Jane = Samantha Sarah Jane Bonner and, based on Elijah's pension file, she was a doozy!

I see that your post is almost 5 years old, but hopefuly you're still out there.

Dixie Hansen

Re: Halterman/Martz/Arnett

halltown — 2006-11-22 20:39:25Z

Sharon, to my knowledge my family line has no connection to the Palmyra, Iowa Haltermans. My line is through Highland (Pendleton) County, Virginia and Champaign County, Ohio. (And later Missouri where I was born.) I do know from a visit to Highland County several years ago that there is a Fleischer buried there in what I was told is the Halterman Cemetery. Sorry I didn't write down the first name. It is located in a field a few miles north of Monterey, VA. My ggg grandfather was Charles Halterman, a Hessian soldier who settled in Highland County after the Revolutionary War. Sorry I can't be of more help. Jack.

Re: Rueben Jacob (Bud) Halterman

spook1 — 2007-05-21 17:20:27Z

I have a new email add: burner1943@verizon.net
Joanne HALTERMAN

Re: NOAH HALTERMAN

spook1 — 2008-04-14 20:02:56Z

Noah HALTERMAN'S parents were John & Susannah (WOLLARD) WOOLARD HALTERMAN Married in Hardy Co., (W) VA. on Jan 16, 1809.

George was blind and as the parents got older they fought a lot over who was going to take care of their son George when they were gone. They filed wills then refilled fighting over who was going to care of their brother. George must of had more problems then just being blind? JH

Re: Reference to old cemetery Kempton, Garrett Co.,Maryland

ginnyhughesgray — 2007-04-23 20:46:14Z

Would you please email me any photos you may have relating to the Halterman/Haldeman line in the cemetery?

Thanks so much!

Rebecca Halterman, Hardy Co WV

marylaw1 — 2006-07-01 17:12:57Z

Does anyone have any information on a REBECCA HALTERMAN, born about 1827 in Hardy County ? She marries JACOB CULLERS from Mathias in the 1840's. Jacob Cullers dies from wounds in the Civil War. She then remarries in 1866 in Hardy County WV to SOLOMON CRITES, also a widower. He was the son of Jacob and Mary Crites. Rebecca's mother is listed as ELIZABETH HALTERMAN on Rebecca's marriage record to Solomon Crites. No father is listed so, I assume Elizabeth must be a widow. Any help locating Rebecca's parents would be appreciated

Re: Christian Halterman, from Switzerland, early 1800's

Becky_Millinger — 2008-08-05 23:05:38Z

Prudence,
I'd like to know your source for Christian and wife Christiana. I am related to the Halterman who moved from Virginia into Ohio. Elizabeth Halterman married William Hawkins. I've seen postings that have Elizabeth's father as Christian but apparently not this Christian as Elizabeth was born in c. 1814 in Virginia.

Thanks,
Becky

George Halterman and Mary Waybright

genghis17 — 2007-01-23 04:31:19Z

George Halterman was the son of Adam Halterman of Pendleton county, VA, and was born about 1813. In 1832 he married Mary Waybright, who was born at about the same time as George was. I am descended from their son Ephraim. George moved his family to Illinois in the 1850s and to Missouri in the 1860s. I think that George died in the 1870s and Mary in the 1880s, but I don't know exactly when or where they died. The 1870 census listed George in Ray county, MO, and the 1880 census listed his widow in Fremont county, IA. Does anyone have more information on these two people?

Dale

David Franklin Halterman b. ca 1875

emilyk98 — 2007-03-01 15:48:48Z

looking for this man's wife Caddie M Irwin. she was born 1879 and died 11-16- 1895. primarily interested in her mother francina boyce. she also died before she was old enough to leave a trace in the world! i have tried to find her through the irwin and boyce lines but for 6 years, no luck yet. can someone connect? francina married john irwin. they lived in jackson co ohio.

Re: Hugh Halterman

scaspers1 — 2008-04-06 19:32:19Z

I know your message was posted long ago, but I think I have a clue about your Hugh Halterman question. He was born on 31 Jan 1849, but actually died in Safford, AZ in 1 Jul 1935. I'm sure that you already have found links to the 1850 census that lists his parents. If not, let me know and I will share what I have on him. He is my great grandfather.

Re: NOAH HALTERMAN

tbiery96 — 2007-01-20 17:40:27Z

have you found out any info. I think I have a book that you might be looking for it goes back to 1715. Including a will.

Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

JamesMurray38 — 2007-07-15 15:34:10Z

Does anyone have any information on Noah and Mary Ellen Stalnaker's marriage in 1860 and thier child Anna J born in 1864? When did Noah die and then Mary Ellen marry W.D. Currence? Is Anna listed on the 1880 Census the child of Noah not WD Currence? Please help. Thanks

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

JamesMurray38 — 2007-09-11 23:21:04Z

Hi Barbara,

I am still doing work on Noah W. Halterman, I surmise that his parents are Christian and Adaline (your Delphi?),,

Look at the 1850 census (District 5 Barbour County) for Noah N Haldeman, the N looks like a W and he is listed at the right age for Noah W and is living with Christian and Adeline. Noah W cant be the son of Jacob and Mary Shireman because that Noah is older than Noah W.

I dont know who Christian's Father was nor Adeline's maiden name? do you?

I also read that some say that Noah was killed in the civil war but he was never enlisted in VA or WV, maybe he just left for Iowa during the Civil War?

When did Christian and Adeline move to Iowa?

Hope this helps, JIM

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

JamesMurray38 — 2007-07-24 00:30:24Z

Thanks for your help, I looked at the census and Noah was a bootmaker,,, and it just happens that there is a Noah Halterman, also a bootmaker born in VA in same year as our Noah, living in 1880 in Davis Co Iowa with a wife and kids, the eldest being 8yrs old.

Interesting, tell me what you think, are you related to them?

thanks jim.

Henry Hamelton Halterman

annsthisnthat — 2006-05-16 02:09:09Z

looking for info.on Henry Hamelton Halterman,(b)4/10/1880 in Blue Grass,Va.
(d)11/3or4/1963 in Marlinton,W.Va.

married
Ida Mae Stone
(b)9/13/1884 in Crabbottom,Va.
no other info. known
thanks for any and all help

Ann Hise

annsthisnthat@yahoo.com

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

bchaffin01 — 2007-07-16 14:21:07Z

I took a look at the 1860, 1870, and 1880 census and believe you are correct in believing the Annie J. Currence living with the Herman Conrad family in 1880 is the daughter of Noah, based on the following information:

1870 census - WVA - Randolph - Clark - P.O. Valley Bend
HH#82
Currence, Laban B. - 25 - VA - farmer
, Edmona - 22 - VA
, Wm. L - 7 - VA
, Ida M. - 5 - VA
, Kent - 1 - VA
, Wm D. - 52 - VA - farmer
Halterman, Mary E. - 25 - VA
, Ann J - 6 - WVA
, Philadelphia - 1 - WVA

1880 - WVA - Randolph - Mingo - Dist#55
HH# 18
Currence, Wm D. - 53 - WVA - carpenter
, Mary E. - 40 - WVA - wife
, Delphia - 10 - WVA - daughter
, Lewis M. - 3 - WVA - son
HH#117
Conrad, Herman J. - 33 - WVA - farmer
, Mary - 27 - WVA - keeps house
, Louella - 5 - WVA - daughter
, Estella - 2 - WVA - daughter
Currence, Annie J. - 14 - WVA (other) - house keeping

Looks like Noah died about 1868-1869 because of "Delphia's" age in 1870 and the fact that she is listed as a Halterman in that census.

There are some age discrepancies, but that is not uncommon in census reports.

Hope this helps.
Barbara Chaffin

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

bchaffin01 — 2007-09-13 01:53:41Z

Jim,
I took a look at the census you mention - Sure do wish it could be that easy to make a connection - My Christian and Adelphia Halterman were both born in Ohio and moved to Iowa about 1849/1850. Christian and Delphia married about 1844 and their first child, John, was born about 1845.
As near as I can tell, Noah W. and his parents Christian and Ida (from a website by Sylvia Simmons), (or Emelia which is on the 1850 census image from Ancestry) were born in VA.
My Christian's parents, Daniel Halterman and Elizabeth Glassburn were also born in Ohio, so our Halterman/Haldeman's appear to be 2 separate lines, or possibly very distant cousins.
I do not have any Noah Halterman/Haldeman given names in my line (so far, anyway)!
I intend to continue to look for a connection to your VA Haldeman line. Please let me know if you find anything.
Barbara

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

bchaffin01 — 2007-07-24 05:06:08Z

Re: Noah and Carrie - it is certainly a possibility - too bad that wasn't one of the census reports when they asked how many times a person had been married. I would look for a divorce record, about 1869 or 1870, probably in West Virginia, for confirmation. It would explain why he moved to Iowa. I wonder where he was in 1870?

I haven't yet found a connection between Noah Halterman and my great uncle Otis Willis Halterman.....

Barbara

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

bchaffin01 — 2007-09-11 12:11:23Z

I have seen the Haldeman spelling in several places, also, and I have a Christian Halterman in my lineage files - just do not have a Noah listed as a child...

I am still looking for a connection between this line and my ancestors. Who do you have for a wife of your Christian? On my line, I have Adelphia (Delphia) as the first, then Sarah Cottrell. They were in Ohio, then Iowa...

My Halterman connect, a grandson of my Christian Halterman, was married at least 4 times...

Barbara

Re: Margret Halterman who married a Charles Botkins, Highland County Virginia

xxxkcheyenne1951 — 2006-11-21 03:59:39Z

Margret parents were Joseph and Elizabeth Jane Halterman. Charles parents were Allen J Botkins and Sarah Botkins . There are also Wolfes who my husband are related to from there most all of them

F. Eugene "Gene" HALTERMAN Obit

bicketdoylepaula — 2008-06-14 03:18:58Z

Obituaries
F. Eugene "Gene" Halterman (07-31-2007)
F. Eugene “Gene” Halterman, 86, of Grain Valley, died Sunday, July 29, 2007, at his home.

Mr. Halterman was born September 11, 1920 in Ray County, in the Rockingham community to Mory Columbus and Sarah Ella (Bayer) Halterman. He married first, Della Margaret Marie Heitman of Norborne. He married second, Ruby Fern Odekirk of Independence, MO on February 14, 1993.

Mr. Halterman was a painter in the Kansas City public schools for approximately 25 years before retiring in 1974. He was a member of the Bethany Church of the Brethren in Stet. He had lived in Gladstone, Norborne, Independence, and Richmond before moving to Grain Valley.

Survivors include: one son, Gary Eugene Halterman of Carrollton; four daughters and four sons-in-law, Nancy Lee and Alvin Worley of Excelsior Springs; Dorothy Faye and Gary Smutzer of Grain Valley; Mary Ella and Albert McClung of Kansas City, Mo; and Margie Ann and David Thomas of Granby; one sister, Ellen Nadine Edgar of Richmond; nine grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by: his first wife, Della Margaret on January 14, 1992, and by his second wife, Ruby Fern in January of 2000; four brothers, Estel Jay Halterman, Robert Wayne Halterman, Raymond Lawrence Halterman and Regis Kendall Halterman; and five sisters, Anna Lavina Clemens, Iris Elizabeth Mansur, Cora Alice Pence, Gladys Leora Ford and Helen Frances Early.
The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the American Lung Association.

Visitation will be Thursday, August 2, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Thurman Funeral Home in, Richmond. Funeral services will be Friday, August 3, at 10:00 a.m. at the Thurman Funeral Home in Richmond. Burial will be at Wakenda Cemetery, north of Hardin.

Arrangements are under the direction of the Thurman Funeral Home in Richmond.

Where is everyone???

Marcumgirl — 2008-04-01 15:12:36Z

Where did the Halterman decendants go??

Re: Reference to old cemetery Kempton, Garrett Co.,Maryland

mpomeroy188 — 2007-04-03 22:42:35Z

I'm interested in the head stones. I'm researching the Kitzmillers. Please send me the pictures.
My e-mail is
mpomeroy@sc.rr.com

HALTERMAN - BRYNER WEDDING 1901

vikkihenry — 2007-05-07 19:30:06Z

William Halterman and Miss Hattie Bryner, the latter's home being near Grand River, Ia., where her father is an extensive farmer and cattle raiser, were quietly married by the Rev. A.C. Hirst last evening at 1605 Howard street (Omaha) where the newly wedded couple will make their home until the spring. After the ceremony at 8:30 o'clock, which was witnessed by the most intimate friends of the contracting parties, a luncheon was served.
The groom, William Halterman, is one of the most popular officers in the city. Especially well is he known by the thousands of children who visit Hanscom park where, for the last nine years, he has kept them from falling into the lakes and assisted in their pastimes as one of the park policemen.

Omaha World-Herald Thurs Oct 17, 1901

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

kellytrane — 2007-09-10 23:39:23Z

My Great Grandfather's name was Noah Halterman he had several wives at least 3 that the family knows of . I don't know if he is the Noah you are looking for. But my Great Grandparents Noah and Dora are from Iowa. My Great Great Grandfather's name was Christian Haldeman....the spelling of the last name was changed..

Re: Noah Halterman and Mary Ellen Stalnaker WVA

kellytrane — 2007-09-10 23:31:52Z