Served in the Navy during WWI enlisting from Alabama. He also volunteered to assist at the Charleston Naval Base during WWII.
During his life he was a machinist in a cotton gin. A quiet and taciturn man, he was also a devoted husband, father and avid gardener growing vegetables in his huge plot.
He and his wife raised six children: Helen Ann, Gracie May, Hugo Adolph Jr, Wade Alton, Lucile Onna and Mildred Ada.
Spouse: Helen Anna Marie Haack.
During his life he was a machinist in a cotton gin. A quiet and taciturn man, he was also a devoted husband, father and avid gardener growing vegetables in his huge plot.
He and his wife raised six children: Helen Ann, Gracie May, Hugo Adolph Jr, Wade Alton, Lucile Onna and Mildred Ada.
Spouse: Helen Anna Marie Haack.
Served in the Navy during WWI enlisting from Alabama. He also volunteered to assist at the Charleston Naval Base during WWII.
During his life he was a machinist in a cotton gin. A quiet and taciturn man, he was also a devoted husband, father and avid gardener growing vegetables in his huge plot.
He and his wife raised six children: Helen Ann, Gracie May, Hugo Adolph Jr, Wade Alton, Lucile Onna and Mildred Ada.
Spouse: Helen Anna Marie Haack.
During his life he was a machinist in a cotton gin. A quiet and taciturn man, he was also a devoted husband, father and avid gardener growing vegetables in his huge plot.
He and his wife raised six children: Helen Ann, Gracie May, Hugo Adolph Jr, Wade Alton, Lucile Onna and Mildred Ada.
Spouse: Helen Anna Marie Haack.
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