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Re: John Hardman & Betty Rigby

RoderickDonald — 2012-05-24 07:36:32Z

I have had a look at the St Elphin records for births and burials as this is near my own research interest, and I can find no children of the couple. The only thing I did find was the following burial for John I think.

Burial: 9 Nov 1783 St Elphin, Warrington, Lancashire, England
John Hardman -
Age: 44
Occupation: Husbandman
Register: Burials 1779 - 1812, Page 41, Entry 2
Source: LDS Film 1562958

This would make him abt 25 when he married Betty in 1764.
He is also a husbandman, as was John Hardman who married Betty Rigby. I'm not sure if this is a help or not.

HARDMAN WOOD LUXTON

LYMNANTHES — 2012-05-18 15:56:39Z

lOOKING FOR NIGEL J HARDMAN B1957 PLYMOUTH
POSSIBLE SON OF JOYCE E WOOD (NEE LUXTON)

Re: James Hardman b.1876 1901 Census in Farnworth, Lancashire

kes9880 — 2012-04-18 21:39:12Z

Hi Mike,
the connection is this:

Ann.E and James are married,
Margaret is Ann's mother (hence mother in law to James)
Minnie is Ann's Sister (hence sister in law to James
and I would say that Ann Birchall is Ann.E grandmother

Hope this helps!!

Kelly

Ann Birchall abt 1824 Wigan, Lancashire, England Grandmother, Grandma Farnworth Lancashire

Ann E Hardman abt 1877 Penistone, Yorkshire, England Wife Farnworth Lancashire

James Hardman abt 1876 Farnworth, Lancashire, England Head Farnworth Lancashire

Margaret Tonge abt 1849 Wigan, Lancashire, England Mother-in-law Farnworth Lancashire

Minnie Tonge abt 1881 Penistone, Yorkshire, England Sister-in-law Farnworth Lancashire

Re: Daniel Hardman, Christian Kipe

texasbuck — 2012-02-29 21:36:25Z

Sorry I can't help. I have no one with the surname Hardman in my database.

Susannah Hardman/Hartman and Joseph Wadsworth, 1804, Fayette & Bedford Pa.

showers_steven — 2012-02-27 20:29:04Z

Hello.
I am looking for information on Susannah Hardman/Hartman who married Joseph Wadsworth ca. 1804. He was from Bedford, Pa., so I assume she is from there as well since a David and Daniel Hardman show up in the will of Joseph Kelley, who was Joesph Wadsworth's grandfather and neighbors of the Wadsworths and Kelleys in Cumberland Twp. in Bedford. I thought she was a daughter of Daniel Hardman, but his 1813 will states she Susannah was married to someone else, James Kelso. I'd appreciate any information.

- Steve Showers

Re: Daniel Hardman, Christian Kipe

showers_steven — 2012-02-27 20:24:35Z

Re: John Henry Hardman b. 1848 Harrison Co., WV

JoanBurke3478 — 2012-02-01 06:00:36Z

Sorry to say, but I gave wrong data on original post. Please see new post which I just made which really clarifies the data. I do not recognize the names you have mentioned. Good luck. Try seeing real documents on wvculture.org & also the new web site of Hacker's Creek Pioneer Descendants which now has actual records you can see for free.

Re: John Henry Hardman b. 1848 Harrison Co., WV

JoanBurke3478 — 2012-02-01 05:53:18Z

My marriage data for John Henry Hardman's wife is all wrong! He did NOT marry twice! His wife in various records show her as Ellen King, then P.E.Hardman, in later years as Ellen Hardman. From records in visits to court houses, geneal. libraries & societies, etc. in WV, reading complete censuses for Harrison & Marion Co. & from other records, NOW KNOW her real name was Phebe Ellen King. Cunningham name was all wrong. Phebe went by her middle name. She was dau. of Cornelius W. King (b.abt.1820,d.abt. 1870-1880) & Sarah Ann(See)King b. abt.1822. They resided in Fairmont, Marion Co. WV. This Cornelius W. no doubt was related to another of the same name as neighbors to Henry/Mary Bice in 1850 Harrison Co. where John Henry was born in 1848. Sorry for misleading data. Many trips to WV & yrs. of research yield conclusively that John Henry's dad Henry was s/o Daniel & Nancy(Fowler)Hardman who took all but Henry to live in Morrow Co. which later became Marion Co.,Ohio. Daniel was s/o Peter(man) Hartman/Hardtman/Herdman/Hardman & Charlotte Lazier, who was s/o Nicholas & Margarete(unknown) that stayed in Ingleheim am Rhein, Germany.
The 1850 District 22 Harrison Co. census has family as headed by Mary HERDMAN, a widow w/7 chldn. The ages on several chldn we know are off by a few years which we learned from their marriage records etc. They were orphaned shortly after census & split up in the community of Clarksburg.

DINAH HARDMAN

DENISESTALLMAN — 2012-01-14 17:56:43Z

I am not sure if Dinah is part of my Hardman family.She was born in 1906 and died in 1912. There is no record of her birth in the UK.She is buried in Blackley cemetery, Manchester in the Jewish section. This indicates her mother was Jewish. The only Jewish Hardman male from my family in the UK at that time, was Abraham, my grandfather, who arrived in Manchester around 1904/5 .He married in 1908. Records show Dinah died whilst living in Pimblett Street,Manchester .
The family who lived there according to the 1911 census were called Goldsmith. Can anyone help me with a link or clue to Dinah's parents for elimination purposes?

John Hardman & Betty Rigby

peters1945 — 2011-10-02 04:57:26Z

I am looking for information and/or descendants of John Hardman & Betty Rigby who married at St Ephins Warrington 5th Jan 1764.
Thanks for any information.
Peter

Re: Who are Elizabeth Hardman & John Liebe of Ohio?

DonnaStFelix — 2011-09-21 10:47:09Z

The following may be somewhat of a match on your Whitcomb end. A John WHITCOMB, born in Hardwick, Mass., Sept 17, 1761, married Lydia Hayden PARMENTER of Stockbridge, VT on Sept 2, 1788. Seven children. They moved to Hamilton Co. Ohio, near the city of Cincinnati, in 1806. John died in 1822 in Chillicothe, Ross County, Ohio (possibly visiting). His son Simon lived there before going to Clinton, Indiana. Simon was born in 1810 in Hamilton Co., Ohio, near Cincinnati. One of John and Lydia sons, James born 1795 VT, became the 1st Whitcomb governor of Indiana. He's one of the statues in the circle in downtown Indianapolis. Whitcomb family history, see (long URL) http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=/FH1... published in 1904. I'm tracking the Whitcomb line in Ohio and have a lot of loose ends. I descend from a daughter, not sure which yet but I believe it is Lydia, the daughter. dstfelix *at* zoomtown.com

Re: Philip & Susan Hardman - Bedford Co, PA

JoanBurke3478 — 2011-07-11 15:59:51Z

Hi, Kathleen. Can you tell me who Henry's parents were? Have vitals on Henry & Mary? Do they connect to WV Hardmans? I have a Henry son of Daniel, son of Peter(man), son of Nicholas/Margt. of Ingleheim am Rhine, Germany. My WV Henry m. Mary Bice/Bise. Both b. abt. 1810. Peter(man)arriv. Oct 20,1864 on Ship Richmond @Phila. Was in N.J. as redemptioner of 7 months service. Married a Charlotte Lazear. Migrated to Hampshire Co. where a Henry Hardman was living near him. Eventually went to Harrison Co. now Hacker's Creek/Jane Lew area, Lewis Co WV abt.1786. Strongly convinced that PA Hardman are related to WV Hardman due to same given names repeatedly used. Peter's siblings arrived on previous ship. Don't know the ship or sibling names. Believe they 1st arrived N.Y. & possibly Phila. after. Many variant spellings on all surnames. Tx 4 reply. JOAN,PA.

Re: Philip & Susan Hardman - Bedford Co, PA

JoanBurke3478 — 2011-07-11 15:58:33Z

Re: Hardman family of Co. Louth

pmaclarke — 2011-07-06 19:59:58Z

Jasper -

I'd be delighted if you could share this information with me. In particular, I'm interested in information relating to a Catherine Hardman, born 1750-1800

Hardman, Tasman – Tasmania

bndlhard — 2011-07-03 09:24:01Z

Thomas Richard Hardman (b. 11 Feb 1845, d. 29 Nov 1906) married Mary Sophia Rowe Trethewie (b. 5 Jan 1845, d. 28 Oct 1925) on 9 Nov 1864 at White Hills, Tasmania. Thomas Richard and Mary are my great grandparents with my descendant line through their last-born son Tasman, b. 12 Feb 1882, d.12 Apr 1957.

We have completed loading all available data to Legacy Family Tree and have 3 books ready for publication and pertaining:
Thomas Hardman – Elizabeth Baker (2nd great grandparents).
Thomas Richard Hardman - Mary Sophia Rowe Trethewie (great grandparents).
Tasman Hardman – Daisy Grace Chittenden Hadlow (grand parents).

We are seeking to make contact with descendants of Tasman Hardman’s siblings in an attempt to source additional material (documents/photographs) of Tasman life prior to him leaving Tasmania about 1903. It is indicated Tasman spent a couple of years in King Island and possibly New Zealand prior to arriving Australia about 1912.

Tasman’s married siblings refer:
1. Fanny Elizabeth m. David Beattie 21 Jun 1899.
2. Thomas Richard m. Hester Nettleton 1897 and Margaret Monica.
3. Alfred Ernest m. Gertrude Francis Bomford 9 Jul 1894 and Ada Isobel Wyatt 7 Mar 1905.
4. Arthur William m. Agnes Hamilton Birel Cunningham 21 Feb 1894.
5. Walter m. Agnes Mc Eldren 16 Jan 1903.
6. Edwin m. Neradah Etheline Hawks 22 Apr 1903.
7. Flora Christina m. Oswald Blake Hevingham Root 7 Nov 1898.
8. Marion Ruby m. Campbell Stephenson 29 Oct 1906.
9. Ella Maud m. Frederick Bowling 19 Apr 1904.

Willing to share data, looking forward to a positive response. Barry Hardman

Who are Elizabeth Hardman & John Liebe of Ohio?

dmxm182 — 2011-06-17 03:12:33Z

I've hit a brick wall.
I am looking for the parents of John J Liebe of Ross County, Ohio, who was born 22 Aug 1852 and died 29 Nov 1928. John J Liebe's wife was Martha Ann Whitcomb of Ross County, Ohio, who was born 21 Jan 1856 and died 18 Aug 1928.

John J Liebe's death certificate states that his mother is Elizabeth Hardman of Ohio. There is no other information on her. The certificate states that his father is John Liebe of Ohio. I see on some of the ancestry trees, the father is John Liebe of Pennsylvania, born 1797. The mother, Elizabeth has been listed on those trees as born in 1813 in Ohio. I see a John and Elizabeth Liebe in the 1850 censu. In 1860 census, I see John & Elizabeth with John J who is 7 years old. That's the last I see of John & Elizabeth. I can't find any record before 1850 of which they are living alone. I can't find death certificates or birth certicates on John & Elizabeth Hardman Liebe.

John J Liebe is my great grandfather. I hope that someone has information as well as documentation for proof. I live in Maine and can't search for county records but I don't believe there may be any.
Thank you.

HARDMAN Dean W - Vietnam Wall section 7W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-08 21:39:02Z

HARDMAN Dean W - Vietnam Wall section 7W

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If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Hardman - Fylde Lancs

193dixie — 2011-04-23 19:54:35Z

Hi Nick,
my name is Paul Dixon and I believe that Elizabeth Hardman Born 1839 at Weeton Lancashire was married to my grandads grandad. My information is that she died 2.5.1900 in the Fylde area of Lancashire and they resided at 58 Garstang Rd,North, Wesham Lancashire. If you have any more information or if I can help further dont hesitate to contact me.
Regards Paul

Re: James Hardman b1872 d1921 (Hardmans of Sutton, Surrey)

velpremus — 2011-04-18 19:07:19Z

1871 Census:

RG10 Piece:3858 Folio:45 Page:9
Ludgsdale, Widnes,

HARDMAN, James Head M 47 1824 Plasterer, Lancashire
HARDMAN, Ann Wife F 38 1833 Cheshire
HARDMAN, George Son M 14 1857 Cheshire
HARDMAN, John Son M 12 1859 Cheshire
HARDMAN, Joseph Son M 8 1863 Lancashire
HARDMAN, Elizabeth Daughter F 6 1865 Lancashire
HARDMAN, James Son M 2 1869 Lancashire
HARDMAN, Thomas Son M 0 1871 Lancashire

1891 Census:

RG12 Piece:3013 Folio:87 Page:47
108, Lugsdale Road, Widnes, Lancashire.

HARDMAN, George Head Married M 35 1856 Plaster
Norley, Cheshire
HARDMAN, Elizeth Wife F 36 1855
Warrington, Lancashire
HARDMAN, John J Son M 8 1883 Scholar
Widnes, Lancashire
HARDMAN, Ann Daughter F 2 1889
Widnes, Lancashire
HARDMAN, James Brother Single M 22 1869 Plaster
Widnes, Lancashire

1911 Census:

RG14PN2923 RG78PN101 RD31 SD1 ED1 SN344
39 Harold Road Sutton. (4 rooms)

HARDMAN, James Head Married 11 years.
M 42 1869 Plasterer Lancs Widnes, Lanchashire
HARDMAN, Hettie Wife Married F 39 1872 Walworth London
HARDMAN, James Son Singel M 8 1903 Sutton Surrey Walworth
HARDMAN, Robert Son Singel M 1 1910 Sutton Surrey Sutton

Six children born - three had passed away.

James Hardman b1872 d1921 (Hardmans of Sutton, Surrey)

stevemrcourtney — 2011-04-18 16:26:58Z

I am trying to trace my family tree and I am stuck on my Great Grandad James Hardman who was born in Lancashire around 1872, he moved down to Carshalton/Sutton area in the late 1800s and married Harriett Eliza R Shepherd ( b1874 from Sutton Daughter of Robert and Fanny) in 1900,in Sutton. They had four children, Daisy, James, George and Robert-Leslie (my Grandad). They lived at the same address 39 Harold Road, Crashalton, Surrey since 1901 and he was a plasterer by trade. I have been told that he was cousins with Harold Payne Hardman ex footballer and manager of Manchester United and well known solicitor in Manchester, whether they were first cousins or distantly related is not known. The trouble I have tracing him is that I only know he is from Lancashire near Manchester, the census records don't give much more detail than that. Also James Hardman is quite a popular name up that way at the time and several James Hardmans were born around the same time. My Mother never knew her Grandfather as he died in 1921, 15 years before she was born and she can't remember any details, especially about siblings and where he was actually from. I am hoping that someone on this board will be able to help, hopefully these details will help.

Thanks :)

Re: Daniel Hardman of Bedford County, PA

msmertens — 2011-03-29 22:38:32Z

This post straightens out a mistake that appears in most Anthony Hardman trees, where his daughter Catherine is said to have married Christian Meese. In fact, it was Daniel's daughter, Anthony's granddaughter, who married Meese. Thank you for posting this information.

Re: Mary Hardman

jackjohnh — 2011-02-20 03:04:26Z

Do you know Mary's parents name? I have a Mary born around 1867. Her parents were Edward Hardman and Alice Knowles. I have Mary born in Bradford, York.

John Hardman

Re: John Henry Hardman b. 1848 Harrison Co., WV

hcorine — 2011-02-08 23:48:50Z

Hi Joan. Thanks for the great information. My father was Douglas Hardman, my grandfather was Alfred T Hardman and my great grandfather was William L. So that puts in the Gallius Hartman line as well.

I am having a tough time finding information on Alfred. The Gallius line shows Alfred's sister Ruth but no mention of Alfred or his twin brother Albert.

Again, thanks.

Corine

Re: HOUSTON

pamnorman2166 — 2011-02-03 21:31:03Z

I need help finding my grandmother's father His nane was Andrew Houston and they lived in Popular Bluff, Missouri,
My grand mother's name was Effie Pearl Houston born Jan.5,
1897, she didn't get to know her father,Andrew Houston be-
cause he died when she was 6 weeks old. If anyone could
help find any information about him please contact me by
e-mail at pam.norman.2@verizon.net or leave amessage here.
Thank you, Pam Norman.

Joesph Daniel Hardman

deannacurry47 — 2011-01-30 14:50:51Z

I am the eldest daughter my name is deannaLynn Hardman, I ha
ve two sisters Thelma Louise Hardman,Althea Elzora hardman
my dad had two brothers Jim and george and sister thelma bell and a half sister laura his mothers name was Roberta suttoon porter and hardman not really sure of order of names she died before i was born they lived in clinton ind and Joesph father was edwin edison Hardman he was a coal miner if you know any of these names it wuld be great to learn more about them Joseph died in 1980 his brothers died at early ages to some where around the 1970 yrs are when jim and george pass away not really sure whicth one first Thelma lived to be in later 80s in clinton ind and still has childeren in area John Evol cathern, joyce ellen ,mary jane, I dont no their last names sorry i sure up you can help sincerly deanna hardman curry

Liverpool Hardmans

ssanc5318 — 2011-01-30 10:25:11Z

I am looking for info on the Hardman Family from Wavertree Liverpool around the 1900's.The same family have historical links to Allerton Hall in liverpool .Can anyone help Pls...........Sue

Re: HARDMANS/HOUSTONS

NFlorida — 2011-01-24 19:50:44Z

It is VERY possible that our HARDMAN/HOUSTON families are related. However, I am not familiar with the name Andrew Houston(House' ton) My Houstons lived in Bainbridge, GA in the early 1900's, and somewhere near or in Macon, GA. My Hardmans lived in Columbus, GA. I will try to locate Andrew Houston in my files and will post on this page if I find him.

Re: HARDMANS/HOUSTONS

pamnorman2166 — 2011-01-23 17:02:33Z

My name is Pam Norman, My grandmother was the daughter of Andrew Houston. She was born Jan. 5, 1897 in Popular Bluff,
Missouri, USA, she did not know her father because he died
when she was 6 weeks old. I would love to know if we could
be related and if you have any pictures of Andrew Houston.
Effie Pearl died Nov. 27, 1963, but my Mom and 2 Uncles
and I would like to know about Andrew Houston. If it is at
all possible we are related I would love to hear from you
with any information you have on Andrew Houston. Pam Norman

Re: George Orson Hardman and Emelie Bjerke

karisawalker — 2011-01-12 00:07:41Z

Correction-he was born in 1906 and married in 1927.
Thanks
Karisa Walker

George Orson Hardman and Emelie Bjerke

karisawalker — 2011-01-12 00:06:19Z

I'm looking for information, stories, journals, on my ancestor George Orson Hardman, born 1927. He married Emelie Ingaborg Bjerke. My grandmother, his daughter, passed away before I could ask her about him. I can be reached at fourinohio@att.net

Thanks
Karisa Walker

Re: Lancashire HARDMANs

leo1982925 — 2010-12-30 21:29:18Z

my ancesters named hardman hail from the monton and eccles area of salford,there is is also the surname of penny living in monton green during the 1700,s, ann penny was born there in 1799

HARDMAN James A - Vietnam Wall section 39W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-10-29 11:53:53Z

HARDMAN James A - Vietnam Wall section 39W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 217,269 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Joseph Hardman I b. 1714 Germany

jez4jms — 2010-08-30 15:13:52Z

For many years Hardman family histories have included an assumption that Joseph Hardman I,
b. Germany 1714, is buried in Frostburg, Allegany, MD. I think this assumption was made on the basis of 2 facts. #1 Joseph Hardman, of Frederick, MD, with a team and wagon was conscripted to join Gen. Braddock on his march to Fort Cumberland in 1755. They encamped near present-day Frostburg.
#2 Scharf, in his book "The History of Western Maryland" cites the grave marker of "Joseph Hartman, native of Prussia, died aged 67 years" buried within the limits of the old Catholic cemetery in Frostburg.
I have determined that the grave marker is inscribed as Scharf said, however, church records say that Hartman died June 12, 1881. He is found in Frostburg census records through 1880, born in Prussia 1814, which does make him aged 67 at death. He is not Joseph Hardman of Frederick.
I hope this puts this legend to rest. Joseph I appears in Frederick records for some years after 1755 and I believe he is buried in Frederick.
Julie Shepherd, 8th generation descendant

Re: Hardman family of Co. Louth

pmaclarke — 2010-08-11 00:02:10Z

In case you don't receive notifications on my earlier response:

I have recently been researching my family tree and discovered a distant grandmother of mine is a Catherine / Catharine / Catty Hardman from Richardstown, Dromin, Dunleer, Co. Louth Ireland. Catherine married John Holdcraft in 1800 (give or take one year) and they had many children, some of the descendants of which remain today in Ireland, others are known to be in the US - with whom there is some contact today.

John Holdcraft is believed to have been a Captain in the British Army (I'm looking into this at present) and the Holdcraft family are believed to have originally come from Lancashire as part of the Cromwell settlement in County Louth (some of this information remains to be confirmed but the evidence to support this is building at present). It is interesting that there is both a Hardman and a Holdcraft connection with both Oliver Cromwell and with Lancashire.

Anyway, I have a number of records for Hardman marriages, births and deaths in the Dunleer parish in county Louth if anyone is interested in them:

Births:
Mary Hardman, born 2-5-1809, father James Hardman, mother Catherine Philips, address Big Barn
John Hardman, born 17-2-1841, father Laurence Hardman, mother McCorry, address Dromin.
Mary Harman, born 29-5-1843, father Laurence Hardman, mother McCorry, address Painstown.
Bridgett Hardman, born 16-9-1843, father James Hardman, Mother Mary McCann, address Mullacapul
Luke Hardman, born 14-4-1846, father James Hardman, Mother Mary McCann, address Mullacapul

Marriages: [female - all hardman]
Mary, Francis Hugs, 25-2-1798, witnesses: Patrick Byrne, James Hugs.
Margaret, Thomas Campbell, 1-11-1800, witnesses: Richard Rodgers, Thomas Carrel.
Catherine, James Thornton, 17-2-1803, witnesses: Patt Hardman, Thomas Kelly.
Jane, Thomas Campbell, 14-2-1804, witnesses: Joseph Jameson, Revd McCarney.
Mary, Thomas Banan, 14-5-1824, witnesses: Edward Mullen, Margaret Hall.
Anne, Address: Mormount, William McGanley, 4-2-1834, witnesses: Peter Cunnighy, Patt Magee.
Bridgett, Address: Mormount, Patt Leonard, 16-10-1839, witnesses: Patt Mullen, Mathew Kelly.

I also have marriage records from 1805 to 1856 for John, James, Michael, Patt, James, Thomas, Thomas and John, marrying Mary Hand, Bridget Dolan, Margaret Mihan, Anne Keiran, Elizabeth Byrne, Mary Kenny, Catharine Landy and Ellen Halligan respectively.

Apart from a couple of death records, that is all that I appear to have on the Hardings in Dunleer, Co. Louth.

Dunleer is approximately 10 miles from Drogheda so there is possibly a connection with the Hardmans in Drogheda - which I would be very interested to explore.

Best of luck,

Paul.

Re: Hardman family of Co. Louth

pmaclarke — 2010-08-11 00:00:37Z

In case you didn't see my earlier response: I hope that this is useful for you...

I have recently been researching my family tree and discovered a distant grandmother of mine is a Catherine / Catharine / Catty Hardman from Richardstown, Dromin, Dunleer, Co. Louth Ireland. Catherine married John Holdcraft in 1800 (give or take one year) and they had many children, some of the descendants of which remain today in Ireland, others are known to be in the US - with whom there is some contact today.

John Holdcraft is believed to have been a Captain in the British Army (I'm looking into this at present) and the Holdcraft family are believed to have originally come from Lancashire as part of the Cromwell settlement in County Louth (some of this information remains to be confirmed but the evidence to support this is building at present). It is interesting that there is both a Hardman and a Holdcraft connection with both Oliver Cromwell and with Lancashire.

Anyway, I have a number of records for Hardman marriages, births and deaths in the Dunleer parish in county Louth if anyone is interested in them:

Births:
Mary Hardman, born 2-5-1809, father James Hardman, mother Catherine Philips, address Big Barn
John Hardman, born 17-2-1841, father Laurence Hardman, mother McCorry, address Dromin.
Mary Harman, born 29-5-1843, father Laurence Hardman, mother McCorry, address Painstown.
Bridgett Hardman, born 16-9-1843, father James Hardman, Mother Mary McCann, address Mullacapul
Luke Hardman, born 14-4-1846, father James Hardman, Mother Mary McCann, address Mullacapul

Marriages: [female - all hardman]
Mary, Francis Hugs, 25-2-1798, witnesses: Patrick Byrne, James Hugs.
Margaret, Thomas Campbell, 1-11-1800, witnesses: Richard Rodgers, Thomas Carrel.
Catherine, James Thornton, 17-2-1803, witnesses: Patt Hardman, Thomas Kelly.
Jane, Thomas Campbell, 14-2-1804, witnesses: Joseph Jameson, Revd McCarney.
Mary, Thomas Banan, 14-5-1824, witnesses: Edward Mullen, Margaret Hall.
Anne, Address: Mormount, William McGanley, 4-2-1834, witnesses: Peter Cunnighy, Patt Magee.
Bridgett, Address: Mormount, Patt Leonard, 16-10-1839, witnesses: Patt Mullen, Mathew Kelly.

I also have marriage records from 1805 to 1856 for John, James, Michael, Patt, James, Thomas, Thomas and John, marrying Mary Hand, Bridget Dolan, Margaret Mihan, Anne Keiran, Elizabeth Byrne, Mary Kenny, Catharine Landy and Ellen Halligan respectively.

Apart from a couple of death records, that is all that I appear to have on the Hardings in Dunleer, Co. Louth.

Dunleer is approximately 10 miles from Drogheda so there is possibly a connection with the Hardmans in Drogheda - which I would be very interested to explore.

Best of luck,

Paul.

Re: Hardman family of Co. Louth

pmaclarke — 2010-08-10 23:57:24Z

I have recently been researching my family tree and discovered a distant grandmother of mine is a Catherine / Catharine / Catty Hardman from Richardstown, Dromin, Dunleer, Co. Louth Ireland. Catherine married John Holdcraft in 1800 (give or take one year) and they had many children, some of the descendants of which remain today in Ireland, others are known to be in the US - with whom there is some contact today.

John Holdcraft is believed to have been a Captain in the British Army (I'm looking into this at present) and the Holdcraft family are believed to have originally come from Lancashire as part of the Cromwell settlement in County Louth (some of this information remains to be confirmed but the evidence to support this is building at present). It is interesting that there is both a Hardman and a Holdcraft connection with both Oliver Cromwell and with Lancashire.

Anyway, I have a number of records for Hardman marriages, births and deaths in the Dunleer parish in county Louth if anyone is interested in them:

Births:
Mary Hardman, born 2-5-1809, father James Hardman, mother Catherine Philips, address Big Barn
John Hardman, born 17-2-1841, father Laurence Hardman, mother McCorry, address Dromin.
Mary Harman, born 29-5-1843, father Laurence Hardman, mother McCorry, address Painstown.
Bridgett Hardman, born 16-9-1843, father James Hardman, Mother Mary McCann, address Mullacapul
Luke Hardman, born 14-4-1846, father James Hardman, Mother Mary McCann, address Mullacapul

Marriages: [female - all hardman]
Mary, Francis Hugs, 25-2-1798, witnesses: Patrick Byrne, James Hugs.
Margaret, Thomas Campbell, 1-11-1800, witnesses: Richard Rodgers, Thomas Carrel.
Catherine, James Thornton, 17-2-1803, witnesses: Patt Hardman, Thomas Kelly.
Jane, Thomas Campbell, 14-2-1804, witnesses: Joseph Jameson, Revd McCarney.
Mary, Thomas Banan, 14-5-1824, witnesses: Edward Mullen, Margaret Hall.
Anne, Address: Mormount, William McGanley, 4-2-1834, witnesses: Peter Cunnighy, Patt Magee.
Bridgett, Address: Mormount, Patt Leonard, 16-10-1839, witnesses: Patt Mullen, Mathew Kelly.

I also have marriage records from 1805 to 1856 for John, James, Michael, Patt, James, Thomas, Thomas and John, marrying Mary Hand, Bridget Dolan, Margaret Mihan, Anne Keiran, Elizabeth Byrne, Mary Kenny, Catharine Landy and Ellen Halligan respectively.

Apart from a couple of death records, that is all that I appear to have on the Hardings in Dunleer, Co. Louth.

Dunleer is approximately 10 miles from Drogheda so there is possibly a connection with the Hardmans in Drogheda - which I would be very interested to explore.

Best of luck,

Paul.

Re: Lancashire HARDMANs

tonwor2 — 2010-05-29 22:07:52Z

Dear Jane,
I am trying to find details of Elizabeth Hardman, my paternal grandmother, who was married to Joseph Worthington and in Urmston,Manchester. Is there any connection with your Hardman families?
Regards
Tony

Re: Lancashire hardmans

hasakate — 2010-05-11 03:17:53Z

Christina,
My GG grandfather was Joseph Hardman b. abt. 1840's in Bolton, Lancashire, Eng. I see there is Josephs who was arrested for Bigamy. Do you know if this is My Joseph? Can you help me any further?

Thank you,

Kate

Joseph Hardman>>> Bigamist??

hasakate — 2010-05-11 03:13:59Z

My Joseph Hardman was born abt. 1840 in Bolton, Lanschire, England. The father of Fredrick J. Can anyone help me confirm if he was the bigamist or who his parent are so I may continue my quest?

Thanks..

Re: Hardman Family in Macon, Ga.

zeusout — 2010-05-10 16:19:03Z

Ron,

This may be late to help, but I am Avis' son (though she was always known to me as Maria Ann Evans. It is an awfly long story (Hardman-Duval-Flores-Acremont-Evans-Nauman-Simmonson), but I've run it to ground. I am having difficulty getting beyond her father Floyd Hardman if you can help me out there.

Best,
Isaac Evans

Joseph Hardman HELP please

hasakate — 2010-05-10 05:01:29Z

My GGgrandfather was Fredrick Hardman whose father I believe is Joseph Hardman. Fredrick Married Cathrine Tregunna and had several daughters and one son. One of the daughters Grace is my grandmother.

I see Joseph Hardman but I have his wife as Hannah, then I see a Joseph listed as a crimmal, arrested for Bigamy can anyone help me to see if this is my Joseph? It would explain the different spouse names.. Thanks in advance.

email at hasakate@juno.com

Thanks again,
Kate

Katy

Re: Hardman's of Oregon

shmarvier — 2010-05-03 22:27:57Z

My Great-Great Grandfather was David N. Hardman. My great-Grandmother was his only living child Verlinda Ellen Hardman. My Grandmother was Verlinda Ellens youngest daughter Ethel.

I have a bit of info on his parents up to his great-great grandparents. I also have a photgraph of him.

You can email me at shmarvier@comcast.net

Hillary

Re: Mary Hardman

llg6397 — 2010-04-22 21:56:11Z

Sorry no relationship.
Linda

Re: Mary Hardman

Penny_Hardman — 2010-04-21 06:11:34Z

was your great grandmother Mary Jane Hardman, as I have a distant relative born about the same time as your great grandmother?

Penny Hardman

Re: Hardman's in Central Texas

TORJIE — 2010-03-11 18:05:58Z

I went to college with Cindy Hardman, your mother. I would like to get in touch with her.

Re: Hardman family of Co. Louth

duxburycircle — 2010-02-20 02:14:13Z

Would you have any informaton on Laurence Hardman from County Louth, born 1798 and/or a Patrick Hardman born in 1820 also from County Louth? Would love to see what you have for the Hardmans in Drohega or County Louth in general.

Thank you

Re: David N Hardman

minime992 — 2010-02-12 07:09:09Z

I'm also looking for history on Hardman, Oregon. But for a different family can you tell me anything about the Steven's family?

Henry Hardman

StellaCotrill77 — 2010-02-11 03:10:42Z

Henry Hardman

Re: Philip & Susan Hardman - Bedford Co, PA

megsgeneo — 2010-02-06 12:03:54Z

Thanks Katie,
Elliot is a surname. If you ever come across Wadsworth, or Kell(e)y in your research, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you.
As for Hardman, if you have other cemeteries where Hardman are buried, let me know, and I will see if I have been there. If I have, I will have more photos for you.
Margaret

Re: Philip & Susan Hardman - Bedford Co, PA

Kathleen_Stay — 2010-02-06 04:08:09Z

Yes I would love photos of their Tombstones. That would be a great help! My email is swtiepi0504@yahoo.com you can send the pictures there.

I do not have a Elliot in my tree. Is that the first or last name?

Katie