George Lawrence Imhoff

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      Sex: M

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Individual Information

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     Birth Date: 29 May 1892 - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA
    Christening: 
          Death: 5 Nov 1918 - France ( at age 26)
         Burial: in Meuse, France
 Cause of Death: 

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Parents

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         Father: George Imhoff  {Find A Grave ID: 117261949}
         Mother: Rosa Becker  {Find A Grave ID: 117262044}

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Spouses and Children

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1. *Louise Virginia Guerin
       Marriage: 3 Jun 1914 - New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Marriage Notes 



Per New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S., Marriage Records Index, 1831-1964
NameLawrence Imhoff
GenderMale
Age22     Birth Dateabt 1892
Marriage Date3 Jun 1914
Marriage PlaceNew Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, USA
SpouseLouise Guerin
GenderFemale
Age18     Birth Dateabt 1896

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Notes

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General:

Per New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S., Birth Records Index, 1790-1915
NameLawrence Imhoff
GenderMale
RaceWhite
Birth Date29 May 1892
Birth PlaceNew Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Father George Imhoff
Mother Rosa Baker

Per 1900 US Census 6/2/1900 910 Congress St., New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana
George Imhoff is the 36 year old white male head of household, born June 1864 in Louisiana, as were his parents. He rents his home, and works as an extract maker. His wife, 36 year old Rosina Imhoff, was born July 1863 in Louisiana, as were her parents. They have been married 7 years, had 6 children, 4 still living. The 4, all sons, were all born in Louisiana. 8 year old Lawrence Imhoff was born May 1892. 6 year old Rudolph Imhoff was born July 1893. 3 year old Julius Imhoff was born October 1896. 1 year old Charley Imhoff was born July 1898.

Per 1910 US Census 4/27/1910 536 Louisa, New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana
George Imhoff is the 45 year old white male head of household, born in Louisiana, his parents in Germany. He rents his home, and works as a candy maker in a candy factory, unemployed 5 weeks in 1909. His wife, 47 year old Rosina A. Imhoff, was born in Louisiana, as were her parents. It is the 1st marriage for both, 18 years, and Rosina had had 8 children, 6 still living, all born in Louisiana. Lawrence G. Imhoff, 17 year old son, works as a laborer in a sash factory. Rudolph T. Imhoff, 16 year old son, works as a laborer for a candy manufacturer. Julius T. Imhoff, 12 year old son, attends school. Charles S. Imhoff, 11 year old son, attends school. Harold J. Imhoff, 10 year old son, attends school. Rosie M. Imhoff, 8 year old daughter, attends school.

Per WWI Draft Registration 6/5/1917
Geo Lawrence Imhoff is 24 years old, born May 29, 1893 in N. O., La. His home address is 1128 Marigny St., N. O., Louisiana. His occupation is laborer, employed by A. McGovem in the City of N. O. A caucasian, natural born citizen, he has a dependent wife, but he is not claiming exemption. He has 4 years of prior military service, rank sargent, branch Washing ???. He is described as medium height, slender build, brown eyes, black hair.


Per New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S., Death Records Index, 1804-1949
NameGeorge L. Imhoff
GenderMale
Age27
Birth Yearabt 1891
Death Date5 Nov 1918
Death PlaceOrleans, Lousiana, USA
Volume Number182
Page number 923

Per Times-Picayune New Orleans, La 12/10/1918
Roll of Honor
Imhoff, George L., 536 Louisa St., New Orleans, La. (Wounded Severly)

Orleanians Mentioned Among War Casualties
George L. Imhoff, 536 Louise street, and Louis Aronson, 1811 South Franklin street, members of the American Expeditionary Forces, are reported in the War Department's casualty list issued for Tuesday as having been seriously wounded in action.
Imhoff lived with his parents. He was drafted into the army in May, 1918, and after a short trainig at Camp Beauregard was sent overseas. He went over with the 156th Infantry. His last letter was received on November 5. He wrote that he was well, and that his company was making a rapid advance.

Per New Orleans States January 19, 1919
[photo] PARENTS HERE TOLD SON DIED OVERSEAS OF BATTLE WOUNDS
PVT. G. L. IMHOFF
Private George Lawrence Imhoff, of Company C, 355th infantry, died in France November 5 from wounds received, according to a letter received by his father and mother, George Imhoff, 536 Louisa street.
Imhoff enlisted on May 29, 1918, and was sent to France almost at once. He was wounded on November 5, 1918, four days before the armistice was signed. He was buried at the Meuse, France.
He is survived by his father, four brothers, Rudolph, Charles, Julius and Harold and one sister, Rosie.