Excerpt from Class of 1872, Rutgers College: History to 1917
ON of Wilson' J. Hoffman, feed, flour and grain merchant and mil-le'r and Mary Ann Hover. Ancestors of good Holland and German stock, honest yeomen, the h0pe and backbone of every land. Born May 13th, 1849, at Flem ington, N. J. Prepared for college under Rev. Robert Van Amburg, Chester Institute; N Hudson River Institute, Cla'ver-ack, N Y., and _granimar School, New Brunswick. Junior orator. College Honors he states passed me by. I kept as near the center 'oi the class as possible. M New Brunswick Theological Seminary 1872-1875. Licensed by Classis of 'raritan May,-1875. Ordained by same Classis October, 1875. Pastor Reformed. Churches, Wilcox, Penn, 1875-1877; Pottersville, N J., 1878 - 1883. Pastor of Presbyterian Churches in Michigan, Everett, 1883 Third Grand Rapids, 1885-1889; Miner, 1889 - 1891; Mount Pleasant, 1891-1896; Flushing, 1896-1898; Concord, 1898-1906; Deckertown, 1906 - 1912; Saline, 1912 Degrees: ab. 1872, a.m. 1875, Rutgers. Presbyterian. Politics, Independent. Married October 26th, 1876, Caroline A. Garretson, daughter of Rev. John Garretson, D.D., Secretary of Board of Domestic. Missions R. C. A., 1849 - 1859, and Rector of Hertzog Hall, 1874 - 1875; and Caroline A. Smith. Only child, Grace G. Hoffman, born June 11th, 1878. Wife of Hutchings. Printed matter confined to addresses and items in newspapers. Achievements: A 'hand in the mighty enterprise of extending God's Kingdom on earth.
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