1860 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Martin Allhoff 31 Holstein, Germany, farmer
Louisa Allhoff 24 France
Joseph Allhoff 2 CA
Martin Allhoff 1 CA
1870 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 50 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 34 France
Abraham Chalmers 28 Canada
Hugh Chalmers 23 Canada
Joseph Alhoff 13 CA
Martin Alhoff 11 CA
1880 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 62 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 42 France wife
Louise Chalers 3 CA daughter
Joseph Allhoff 22 CA step-son
Martin J. Allhoff 21 CA step-son
Hattie Chalmers 13 Canada niece
Martin married Mrs. Mary E. (maiden name Smith) Burke on 15 Oct 1909. She was born 25 Jan 1861 in Downieville, CA, the daughter of Martin Smith, born Elkhart, IN and Sarah Flanagan, born County Claire, Ireland, and died 30 Sep 1934 at her home at 2401 7th Avenue in Sacramento in CA. Martin was Mary's second husband. She married first, Michael C. Burke. From that union were born the following children, Leonard James Burke Dec 1887 CA, Wilbur Henry Burke 10 Aug 1889/1890 Folsom, Sacramento, CA, Nellie Burk Feb 1893 CA and Michael Leo Burke born 3 Feb 1895 Folsom, Sacramento, CA died 7 May 1944 Sacramento, CA.
1910 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Martin Allhoff 50 CA married once
Mary Allhoff 48 CA wife, married twice, four children, four still living
Leonard Burke 21 CA step-son
Wilbur Burke 20 CA step-son
Nellie Burke 18 CA step-daughter
Michael L. Burke 15 CA step-son
Mountain Democrat, Thursday, Aug. 13, 1942
"Martin J. Allhoff, 83, a native of Coloma who was largely responsible for an extensive development of communication by telegraph in El Dorado County in earlier days, passed away Wednesday night at Sacramento.
The funeral services will be held at the capital city on Saturday morning at ten o'clock at the Klumpp mortuary chapel, 803(?) O Street under auspices of the I.O.O.F. lodge.
Interment will be at 12 o'clock at Coloma cemetery, under auspices of the Druid lodge.
Mr. Allhoff was a retired telegraph operator. In his earlier life in El Dorado County he had been personally active and was in a large measure responsible for the establishment of a number of telegraph lines from Placerville to various points in the county which contributed materially to (spread?) of communication in those days when a horse and rig represented the next means of communication.
Employed later as a telegraph operator in Placerville, he was also a musician and took an active part in various dance orchestras. He moved to Sacramento about thirty-four years ago and continued his work for the telegraph company, retiring from active work more recently.
Deceased was the husband of the late Mary Alhoff (sic) and is survived by three step-sons, Michael L., Leonard J., and Mell J. Burke, all of Sacramento."
Martin Allhoff 31 Holstein, Germany, farmer
Louisa Allhoff 24 France
Joseph Allhoff 2 CA
Martin Allhoff 1 CA
1870 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 50 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 34 France
Abraham Chalmers 28 Canada
Hugh Chalmers 23 Canada
Joseph Alhoff 13 CA
Martin Alhoff 11 CA
1880 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 62 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 42 France wife
Louise Chalers 3 CA daughter
Joseph Allhoff 22 CA step-son
Martin J. Allhoff 21 CA step-son
Hattie Chalmers 13 Canada niece
Martin married Mrs. Mary E. (maiden name Smith) Burke on 15 Oct 1909. She was born 25 Jan 1861 in Downieville, CA, the daughter of Martin Smith, born Elkhart, IN and Sarah Flanagan, born County Claire, Ireland, and died 30 Sep 1934 at her home at 2401 7th Avenue in Sacramento in CA. Martin was Mary's second husband. She married first, Michael C. Burke. From that union were born the following children, Leonard James Burke Dec 1887 CA, Wilbur Henry Burke 10 Aug 1889/1890 Folsom, Sacramento, CA, Nellie Burk Feb 1893 CA and Michael Leo Burke born 3 Feb 1895 Folsom, Sacramento, CA died 7 May 1944 Sacramento, CA.
1910 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Martin Allhoff 50 CA married once
Mary Allhoff 48 CA wife, married twice, four children, four still living
Leonard Burke 21 CA step-son
Wilbur Burke 20 CA step-son
Nellie Burke 18 CA step-daughter
Michael L. Burke 15 CA step-son
Mountain Democrat, Thursday, Aug. 13, 1942
"Martin J. Allhoff, 83, a native of Coloma who was largely responsible for an extensive development of communication by telegraph in El Dorado County in earlier days, passed away Wednesday night at Sacramento.
The funeral services will be held at the capital city on Saturday morning at ten o'clock at the Klumpp mortuary chapel, 803(?) O Street under auspices of the I.O.O.F. lodge.
Interment will be at 12 o'clock at Coloma cemetery, under auspices of the Druid lodge.
Mr. Allhoff was a retired telegraph operator. In his earlier life in El Dorado County he had been personally active and was in a large measure responsible for the establishment of a number of telegraph lines from Placerville to various points in the county which contributed materially to (spread?) of communication in those days when a horse and rig represented the next means of communication.
Employed later as a telegraph operator in Placerville, he was also a musician and took an active part in various dance orchestras. He moved to Sacramento about thirty-four years ago and continued his work for the telegraph company, retiring from active work more recently.
Deceased was the husband of the late Mary Alhoff (sic) and is survived by three step-sons, Michael L., Leonard J., and Mell J. Burke, all of Sacramento."
1860 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Martin Allhoff 31 Holstein, Germany, farmer
Louisa Allhoff 24 France
Joseph Allhoff 2 CA
Martin Allhoff 1 CA
1870 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 50 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 34 France
Abraham Chalmers 28 Canada
Hugh Chalmers 23 Canada
Joseph Alhoff 13 CA
Martin Alhoff 11 CA
1880 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 62 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 42 France wife
Louise Chalers 3 CA daughter
Joseph Allhoff 22 CA step-son
Martin J. Allhoff 21 CA step-son
Hattie Chalmers 13 Canada niece
Martin married Mrs. Mary E. (maiden name Smith) Burke on 15 Oct 1909. She was born 25 Jan 1861 in Downieville, CA, the daughter of Martin Smith, born Elkhart, IN and Sarah Flanagan, born County Claire, Ireland, and died 30 Sep 1934 at her home at 2401 7th Avenue in Sacramento in CA. Martin was Mary's second husband. She married first, Michael C. Burke. From that union were born the following children, Leonard James Burke Dec 1887 CA, Wilbur Henry Burke 10 Aug 1889/1890 Folsom, Sacramento, CA, Nellie Burk Feb 1893 CA and Michael Leo Burke born 3 Feb 1895 Folsom, Sacramento, CA died 7 May 1944 Sacramento, CA.
1910 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Martin Allhoff 50 CA married once
Mary Allhoff 48 CA wife, married twice, four children, four still living
Leonard Burke 21 CA step-son
Wilbur Burke 20 CA step-son
Nellie Burke 18 CA step-daughter
Michael L. Burke 15 CA step-son
Mountain Democrat, Thursday, Aug. 13, 1942
"Martin J. Allhoff, 83, a native of Coloma who was largely responsible for an extensive development of communication by telegraph in El Dorado County in earlier days, passed away Wednesday night at Sacramento.
The funeral services will be held at the capital city on Saturday morning at ten o'clock at the Klumpp mortuary chapel, 803(?) O Street under auspices of the I.O.O.F. lodge.
Interment will be at 12 o'clock at Coloma cemetery, under auspices of the Druid lodge.
Mr. Allhoff was a retired telegraph operator. In his earlier life in El Dorado County he had been personally active and was in a large measure responsible for the establishment of a number of telegraph lines from Placerville to various points in the county which contributed materially to (spread?) of communication in those days when a horse and rig represented the next means of communication.
Employed later as a telegraph operator in Placerville, he was also a musician and took an active part in various dance orchestras. He moved to Sacramento about thirty-four years ago and continued his work for the telegraph company, retiring from active work more recently.
Deceased was the husband of the late Mary Alhoff (sic) and is survived by three step-sons, Michael L., Leonard J., and Mell J. Burke, all of Sacramento."
Martin Allhoff 31 Holstein, Germany, farmer
Louisa Allhoff 24 France
Joseph Allhoff 2 CA
Martin Allhoff 1 CA
1870 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 50 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 34 France
Abraham Chalmers 28 Canada
Hugh Chalmers 23 Canada
Joseph Alhoff 13 CA
Martin Alhoff 11 CA
1880 Coloma, El Dorado, CA
Robert Chalmers 62 Scotland
Louise Chalmers 42 France wife
Louise Chalers 3 CA daughter
Joseph Allhoff 22 CA step-son
Martin J. Allhoff 21 CA step-son
Hattie Chalmers 13 Canada niece
Martin married Mrs. Mary E. (maiden name Smith) Burke on 15 Oct 1909. She was born 25 Jan 1861 in Downieville, CA, the daughter of Martin Smith, born Elkhart, IN and Sarah Flanagan, born County Claire, Ireland, and died 30 Sep 1934 at her home at 2401 7th Avenue in Sacramento in CA. Martin was Mary's second husband. She married first, Michael C. Burke. From that union were born the following children, Leonard James Burke Dec 1887 CA, Wilbur Henry Burke 10 Aug 1889/1890 Folsom, Sacramento, CA, Nellie Burk Feb 1893 CA and Michael Leo Burke born 3 Feb 1895 Folsom, Sacramento, CA died 7 May 1944 Sacramento, CA.
1910 Placerville, El Dorado, CA
Martin Allhoff 50 CA married once
Mary Allhoff 48 CA wife, married twice, four children, four still living
Leonard Burke 21 CA step-son
Wilbur Burke 20 CA step-son
Nellie Burke 18 CA step-daughter
Michael L. Burke 15 CA step-son
Mountain Democrat, Thursday, Aug. 13, 1942
"Martin J. Allhoff, 83, a native of Coloma who was largely responsible for an extensive development of communication by telegraph in El Dorado County in earlier days, passed away Wednesday night at Sacramento.
The funeral services will be held at the capital city on Saturday morning at ten o'clock at the Klumpp mortuary chapel, 803(?) O Street under auspices of the I.O.O.F. lodge.
Interment will be at 12 o'clock at Coloma cemetery, under auspices of the Druid lodge.
Mr. Allhoff was a retired telegraph operator. In his earlier life in El Dorado County he had been personally active and was in a large measure responsible for the establishment of a number of telegraph lines from Placerville to various points in the county which contributed materially to (spread?) of communication in those days when a horse and rig represented the next means of communication.
Employed later as a telegraph operator in Placerville, he was also a musician and took an active part in various dance orchestras. He moved to Sacramento about thirty-four years ago and continued his work for the telegraph company, retiring from active work more recently.
Deceased was the husband of the late Mary Alhoff (sic) and is survived by three step-sons, Michael L., Leonard J., and Mell J. Burke, all of Sacramento."
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