D f hallman biography wife

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Hallman’s memo and the involvement of those who did or did not receive it have been under a microscope since this historical event.

At the age of seven years he went with his parents, William A. Freas Hallman, to reside on the homestead on which he now lives and which has been in the possession of the family for several generations. William A. Hallman father was a farmer, residing on the homestead already mentioned the greater part of his life. He was a Democrat in politics and served as school director and assessor for a number of years.

He married Margaret A. Freas who is now also deceased.

He has been stereotyped as the grim ex-dominee who guided his flock with a rigid hand – the archetypical Afrikaner alphamale.

Hallman died August 27, , in the sixty-fourth year of his age. Their children are: Harry F. John Hallman grandfather resided on the same property, was a farmer and married Annie Lenabough. They had several children.