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FormatJournal Article
Author, AnalyticNehrling, Minna Frances Hoffman
Title, AnalyticMemoirs of 'Riverside Farm'
Journal TitleWisconsin Magazine of History
Date of PublicationJune 1930
Volume ID13
Issue ID4
Location in Work356-364, ill.
NotesMinna Frances Hoffmann married Werner Francis Nehrling, son of son of Heinrich / Henry Nehrling, author of Die Nordamerikanische Vogelwelt (Brumder, 1891).
AbstractThe author is the granddaughter of Francis A. Hoffmann (1822-1903). Hoffmann was born in Herford, Kreis Minden, Westphalia, and fled the Prussian draft in 1840. After a successful career in Illinois a teacher, Lutheran minister, attorney, banker, organizer of the Illinois Republican Party, Lieutenant Governor of Illinois, consul to the Kingdom of Hanover, and a land commissioner for a railroad company, he retired in 1875 to a farm along the Rock River in Jefferson County, Wisconsin, and devoted his time to writing articles on farming and horticulture for the German language press under the pen name Hans Buschbauer.
Call NumberMKI P2010-4
MKI TermsHoffmann, Franz Arnold, 1822-1903/ German Americans -- Illinois/ German Americans -- Wisconsin/ Biographies/ Politics/ Agriculture/ Writing