Grundy County IL Archives Biographies.....Holtzman, H. H. November 3, 1837 - 
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Author: "History of Grundy County, Illinois", 1882

H. H. HOLTZMAN, stationery and news depot, Morris, was born in the District of 
Columbia, November 3, 1837, son of James H. and Sophia (SHELL) HOLTZMAN, both 
natives of the District of Columbia. He, born December 7, 1815, was a 
merchant, and died November 12, 1868; she, born May 22, 1816, died May 28, 
1868; they had five sons, of which our subject was the oldest, and six 
daughters. Mr. HOLTZMAN was educated in the District of Columbia, and, with 
his father and the family, came to Morris in 1855, where our subject engaged 
in the same business he follows at present, except that it was on a very 
limited scale. He has increased his business from year to year until he now 
has a large and commodious storeroom well filled with goods and controls a 
good trade. He is no partisan in politics; is a member of the Masonic Order, 
and has taken all the degrees from E. A. to K. T. Mr. HOLTZMAN was married, in 
this county, May 9, 1869, to Lucy HOLLANDS, born March 10, 1847. She is a 
daughter of Joseph and Jane (SMITH) HOLLANDS, both born the same year, 1813. 
She died January 27, 1881. He still lives in this county. Mrs. HOLTZMAN is a 
member of the Presbyterian Church.

[Source: "History of Grundy County, Illinois", Chicago: O. L. Baskin & Co., 
Historical Publishers, Lake Side Building, 1882]

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