| Name |
Herman Stricker |
| Birth |
11 Jul 1871 |
Calvert Co, Texas  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Residence |
1894 |
625 South 9th, Waco, McLennan Co, Texas |
- Stricker, Annie B. (wid W.) r. 625 S 9th.
Stricker Henry J., appc upholsterer, h. Mrs. A.B. Stricker
Stricker Herman, Trav slsmn, h. Mrs. Annie B. Stricker
Stricker Peter W., appc plumber J.s. Brazelton & Co., h Mrs. A. B. Stricker
Stricker Walter W., clk John Cummins, h. Mrs. A.B. Stricker.
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1894 City Directory, Texas, McLennan Co, Waco
Stricker, Annie B (wid) and sons Henry, Herman, Peter, Walter
page 1 of 2 |
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1894 City Directory, Texas, McLennan Co, Waco
page 2 of 2 - Annie Stricker (wid) and sons, Henry J, Herman, Peter, and Walter W |
| Census |
04 Jun 1900 |
Calvert Co, Texas |
- Precinct No. 1, Calvert Town, all that portion east of H.T.C.R.R.
86/87 Stricker, H.J. Jul 1871 28 4 yrs married, TX Germany Germany immigrated and yrs in US blank Salesman,
Rocket Stone 0 months not employed
Hattie wife Jul 1873 26 Texas Alabama Tennnessee
Werner son Sep 1896 3
George son Mar 1898 2
Stricker H uncle May 1841 59 married 11 yrs Germany Germany Germany
Stricker Nannie aunt Oct 1853 47 m 11 yrs, 0 children Missouri, North Carolina, Virginia
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| Residence |
Abt 1911 |
Arlington, Texas |
| per journal |
- Niece, Mary "Nona" Stricker, journal records of Uncle Herman:
She had just started 1st grade in Bell's Hill, staying at Stephen Jones. "Papa was doing carpenter work now, building houses. But he was not flourishing financially. Soon after my start in shool, Uncle Herman succeeded in pursuading him that indoor work was more lucrative and cherries more lucious in Arlington, where he himself lived, and he painted a glowing picture of the inevitable rise in our fortunes shoule papa go into business for himself. So, Papa went, and we with him."
page 13.
and then page 44:
referring to after they build their new house and the joy of having family and friends coming to stay with with them, she wrote, "Even Uncle Herman, the same travelling salesman of the Arlington gold brick, was welcome often. Except for his kisses upon arrival and departure, Uncle Herman was an ideal guest. Mama and I didn't go in for kisses anyway, and these
Uncle Herman bestowed on us were especially trying on our hospitality as they were delivered through the prickly bristles of a neat but annoying moustache."
The complete journal is attached.
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TEXAS GIRLHOOD
Written by Mary Anne "Nona" Stricker Sturgeon, daughter of Henry Stricker and Runie Moore, granddaughter of Mary Madden Jones Norton and 2nd husband, William C. Moore, written in 1930s, tells of her life growing up in predominantly Waco and various maternal and paternal family members.
Journal graciously provided by Nona's grandson, Kris Banvard, son of Mary Elizabeth Sturgeon and Roger Emil Banvard,and his wife Paula Deming. (d) |
| Census |
1920 |
Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas |
- Herman Stricker 48 1872 Texas Germany Germany traveling salesman glass company
Hattie Stricker 46 1874
Werner Stricker 23 1897 draftsman, motor company
George Stricker 21 1899 secretary motor company
Gladys Stricker 18 1902
Annie Stricker 15 1905
Katherine Stricker 10 1910
William Liseaden 30 1890 roomer Pennsylvania (parents United States) president, motor company
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| Death |
29 Jan 1943 |
Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas |
- D.C., age 71, married, born in Calvert, Texas, residence 511 West Tenth, Dallas, residence in city 26 yrs.
representative
Ennis Tag & Sales Co.
Father Werner Stricker, Germany; mother Annie Franz, Germany
died of perforated appendix, rheumatic heart disease, cirrhosis of the liver at Baylor Hospital
Informant, Mrs. D.L. Turner
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Stricker, Herman
Death Certificate |
| Burial |
01 Feb 1943 |
Laurel Land Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas |
| Notes |
- family story from Kris Banvard, "Herman lived in Arlington, Texas in a big two story house. He enticed his brother, Henry, to come to Arlington and open a fruit store/newsstand. Henry went broke in less than a year and moved back to Waco.
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| Person ID |
I22799 |
Roots |
| Last Modified |
7 Jun 2011 |
| Family 2 |
Hattie Senter Hodges, b. 25 Jul 1874, Texas d. 07 Jan 1944, Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas (Age 69 years) |
| Marriage |
30 Oct 1895 |
Falls, Texas |
- Texas Marriages, 1837-1973; shows his name as Herman Stricker, Jr - however his father was not "Herman."
- Texas Marriages, 1837-1973; shows his name as Herman Stricker, Jr - however his father was not "Herman."
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| Children |
| | 1. Werner Hodges Stricker, b. 3 Sep 1896, Texas d. Aft 1918 (Age 22 years) |
| | 2. George Stricker, b. 1898, Texas d. Aft 1900 (Age 3 years) |
| | 3. Gladys Stricker, b. 07 Jun 1901, Texas d. 07 Jun 1935, Dallas, Dallas Co, Texas (Age 34 years) |
| | 4. Anne Rebecca Stricker, b. 1906, Texas d. 17 Jun 1971, Irving, Dallas Co, Texas (Age 65 years) |
| | 5. Katherine Stricker, b. 1910, McLennan Co, Texas d. Aft 1920 (Age 11 years) |
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| Family ID |
F8306 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
9 May 2011 |
1871 - 1943 (71 years)
