_Joseph CARPENTER _+ | |--Hannah CARPENTER | |_Margaret SUTTON __+
[T1000] twin
_John Michael HALLARD _+ | |--Aaron Michael HALLARD | |_Deborah Kay STOCKLIN _
_Joseph Henry HALLARD ______+ | |--Elmer Roy HALLARD | |_Elizabeth Catherine YOUNT _+
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FUNERAL RECORD: Copy of record from Den Herder Funeral Home (formerly
Crowell) Paulding, OH. V5, p 28.
BIRTH: hired researchers could not locate birth at probate
CENSUS: 1910 Latty Twp., Paulding Co., OH; ED 60 SH 2A p 217
HALLARD, Joe H., head, 48y b Austria-Germany, parents b same, married once,
mar. 23y, immigrated 1871, naturalized. Farmer
", Lizzie C., wife 46y b OH, had 5 ch 4 living, married once, fa b VA, ma b
OH
", Carl J., son 21y b OH, farm laborer, home farm
", Albert E., son 20y b OH, farm laborer, home farm
", Elmer L., son 13y b OH
", Sylvia F., dau 11y b OH
1918 - June 1918 Paulding Co., Ohio, draft registration card. Name listed as Elmer Roy Hallard of RFD #1 Latty, Ohio, born Dec. 23, 1896 in Paulding Co., Ohio, father born in Austria, name of employer and name of nearest relative the same: J. H. Hallard of RFD #1 Latty, Ohio; tall height, medium build, brown eyes, black hair. World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards, 1917-18 [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002.
CENSUS: 1920 Latty Twp., Paulding Co., OH; SD 4, ED 87, SH 3 B
HALLARD, Elmer 23 b OH, parents b OH [error!] farm laborer
", Flossie, wife, 19 b OH, parents b OH
Elmer appears to be residing on the premises or living with his parents and renting there, also working on the family farm.
CENSUS: 1930 Latty Twp., Paulding Co., OH, sheet 7A
FOOR, Elmer, head, rents home, owns a radio set, 32y b OH, married at age 22, fa b Germany, ma b OH, farm laborer, WW vet
", Flossie, wife, 29y b OH, parents b OH, married at age 18
", Joseph H., father 68y widow b Austria Germany, parents b Germany, immigrated 1871, naturalized, farmer
OTHER: Elmer is pictured in a grade school photo in HISTORY OF GROVER HILL,
Laurence R. Hipp, 1971, p 245. Thurston School ca 1904.
Letter dated October 9, 1918, "Camp Sherman": Dear brother wife and boys.
Well, I am still among the living and feeling fine. I could not feel better if I was a preachers son Ha Ha. I was up to Chillicothe yesterday for the first, I was taken up to identify a Paulding county boy that died the camp is still under quarantine but think it will maby be off by Sunday I hope so for we can go around a little you wanted to know if that disease was very contageous. I should say so they say that they run this mail through a process to kill all the jerms. I suppose they heat it and my vaccination is almost all right it still has a scab on it but it doesn't hurt it was to bad Flossie did not get to come home with you Sat. eve. So Sylvia is ---ing [or?] [Liz?] [home?] is she suppose [?] [?] smart ha ha. I [don't?] know [who?] the Catholic Y. M. [can't
read this] find out and ... I will try and find that.... "I would like to ...
old Mike crazie ha ha. When you get ready to send a box just let her .... for I could eat some good stuff... day and if you ... all about... I will get more often... ge one big box and... I only got $19.50 that will run me a while that is the most money I ever worked out and earned so it looks bit to me when I was in Chillicothe I walked right a past a Saloon and did not go in ha ha. You asked if it would be all right for Albert to kinder look after Flossie. ---- it should be alright for I am not there ha ha.
Letter dated October 24, 1918 "Dear Bro Sister and boys. here I am feeling
fine I got the box and I have it all eat up but the candy have some of it yet. Say the eats was sure fine that cake all the boys thought it fine and it sure was it had the frosting on it all right I eat the last of it this eve. I thank you ever so much got a letter from mum saying that she would like for me to answer some of her questions. I got to write so much that I have not time to read the letters over and see what questions were asked so that is the reason I do not answer them but will try and do better from now on I suppose I had ought to have been stingy with that cake I eat more than half of it but had to give the boys some for they are good to me. I was going to ask some time ago if any of you had a service flag up for me that is the way to get after mum and maer her do such things as that ha ha. Well I do not know about comming back but doubt it if I get back till after the war now sence this transfer i up the bunch of us went and took our transfer examination today and told us not to
leave the company and to stay around our tents not to leave th etne tmuch over
5 min at a time so we may be called out any time. I do not care so much for
they do not feed as good as other places the stuff they have would be all right
if they knew how to cook well I must be close I am fine Hope you are the same,
from Your Bro Elmer.
Name: Elmer R. Hallard
Serial Number: 3858414
Race: W
Residence: Latty, O.
Enlistment Division: National Army
Enlistment Location: Paulding, O.
Enlistment Date: 05 Sep 1918
Birth Place: Latty, O.
Birth Date / Age: 23 Dec 1896
Assigns Comment: 158 Depot Brigade to 25 Oct 1918; Coast Defenses Sandy Hook Fort Hancock NJ to 4 Nov 1918; 66 Antiaircraft Battery to Discharge Honorable discharge 22 Dec 1918.
Volume #: 7
Ancestry.com. Ohio Military Men, 1917-18. [database on-line] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data from: Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in the World War, 1917-1918, Volumes I-XXIII. Columbus, OH: F. J. Heer Printing Co., 1926.
OBIT: Elmer Hallard of Latty Succumbs. Paulding - Elmer Hallard, 56, RFD 1, Latty, died Wednesday at his home in Latty after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife Flossie, one brother, Carl, of Haviland, and one sister, Mrs. William Huebner, also of Latty. Funeral services have been set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Crowell Funeral Home in Paulding, and will be in charge of the Eagles Lodge of Paulding. Burial will be in St. Paul's cemetery, southwest of Paulding. [Van Wert Times Bulletin, Van Wert, Ohio, April 2, 1953]
Death certificate image. Elmer R. Hallard, of RR #1, Latty, Latty Twp., Paulding Co., Ohio, died April 1, 1953 aged 56y 3m 8d. Married. Farmer. Born Dec. 23, 1896 in Ohio to Joseph H. Hallard and Elizabeth Yount. Informant was mrs. Elmer Hallard. Was in the U.S. Armed Forces. Died of cirrhosis of liver. Buried April 4, 1953 at St. Paul's, Paulding County, Ohio.
_Max Alan HUEBNER _+ | |--Sandra Kay HUEBNER | |_ UNKNOWN _________
_Jon Wayne MILLER _+ | |--Jessica Renee MILLER | |_Judy _____________