Hartman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Kathleen Sara Hartman

klc2304 — 2012-05-10 04:15:39Z

"Marisco" mother has been to my home in Ohio. Such a wonderful lady. She is a descendant of Jules Bertrum Finnell, brother to Kathleen. I encourgaged her to contact you and inquire as to whether you are still keeping the album 7 years later. I have worked the family genalogy extensively - she has all of it now - and truely believe she is the only living descendant. I know her and can cantact her if you would like to let ME know whether you have kept the album. There is indeed someone who would love to have it.

1829 marriage of David Hartman of Lancaster county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2012-05-03 21:34:37Z

MARRIED - In Harrisburg, on Friday last, by the Rev. Wm R. De Witt, Mr. DAVID HARTMAN, to Miss MARIA MILLER, both of Lancaster county.
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From the Marietta Pioneer of Friday, October 2, 1829 (page 3). Friday last would be September 25, 1829

Hartman's in Baltimore

Barb1531 — 2012-05-03 02:18:11Z

I too am having trouble locating the right Hartman. Margaret K Hartman 1858-1922, married to Ignatius M. Hippler
I am looking for her family, parents, siblings.
Any help!!

Adam Hartman (1729-1798) Germany to PA to NC

dansiii — 2012-04-30 21:30:12Z

Adam Hartman (or Hartmann) is said to be born in Germany in 1729, married Maria Franzina Frey (1737-1806) in c1755 in Pennsylvania and moved his family to Stokes (became Forsyth) or Rowan (became Davidson) County, North Carolina.

Their son, Johann (went by John) Peter Hartman (1772-1848) married into my Mock family and they are buried at the Friedberg Moravian Graveyard, on the border of Davidson and Forsyth Counties, North Carolina.

Does anyone know where the parents, Adam and Maria Hartman are buried?

Thanks,
Dan Stevenson
San Diego, California

PETER HARTMANN SR. St Louis, Missouri

DBaker5238 — 2012-04-24 04:37:08Z

Does anyone have any information on PETER HARTMANN SR. (1849-1909)born in Bavaria or family.? Married Josephine Zimmermann (1853-1892). Children of Peter & Josephine, George Johan (1876-1932), Barbara (1879-1966), Dora (1881- ?), Peter Jr (1886-1960), Josephine (1890-1979). Second marriage to Selma Hartwig (1870-1928), children of Peter Sr & Selma, Selma (1893-1895), Joseph Edward (1895-1961), Frank (1897-1965), Michael D (1899-1926).

Re: George Moritz Hartman

KathrynDeanDielman — 2012-04-18 04:12:51Z

Hi -

I'm researching my husbands history and it seems that he is part of this family too. Here's what I seem to have so far:

George Moritz Hartman (1744 - 1810) is the father of:
Daniel Hartman, who is father of:
Marguerette Hartman, who is wife of:
Daniel Middleton (1842 - 1920) Father of:
Garniel Middleton (1894 - 1967)
Father of:
Louise Middleton (1931 - 2011)
Mother of:
Cheryl Wagner (1951 - 2009)
Mother of:
Bradford Allen Dielman (1971 - )
Brad is my husband

There's no one to ask. Everyone on that side is either dead or just not speaking to each other.

Re: Hartman Family

huey031369 — 2012-04-18 01:36:27Z

I am looking for Henry Hartman's family. He was born about1754 probably in Germany. He was living in Hampshire County WV at the time of his death. He may have been from Frederick County Maryland before going to Hampshire county. Is there a list of his children?
Thank you.
Ann Bland Hartman
How many pages does the booklet have?
Is it possible to get a copy?

Re: HARTMAN Family in Baltimore

robynswords — 2012-04-17 16:37:44Z

I have a George N. Hartman born in Baltimore in 1857. Father Francis "Frank" Hartman (born in Bavaria) who also lived in Baltimore. Married to Johanna, other children are Eliza, Delia and Matilda.

Re: HARTMAN Family in Baltimore

haupt31 — 2012-04-17 12:51:26Z

Agreed! I have more information on Frederica Hammel Hartmans's family, but nothing else on Frederick Hartman. Time will tell if he had any relatives that joined him in Baltimore.

Re: HARTMAN Family in Baltimore

mblimline — 2012-04-17 11:16:50Z

I know Hartman is a very common name, but it is amazing how many unrelated ones were in Baltimore.

Re: Baltimore Hartmans

haupt31 — 2012-04-17 02:32:55Z

My family of Hartmans was in Baltimore in the late 1800's. They went to Holy Family church. Parents Frederick (shoemaker) and Frederica. Children- Adam, Eva (my great grandmother), Mary and Frederick.

Re: HARTMAN Family in Baltimore

haupt31 — 2012-04-17 02:14:22Z

I also have Hartman family in Baltimore! My great-great-grandfather was Frederick Hartman. he was born in Waldeck, Germany, immigrated around 1850. Then married Frederica Hammel. He was a shoemaker. They had 11 children, but only 4 lived into adulthood - Adam, Eva Birrane, Mary Wagner, and Frederick. This was also a Catholic family. They went to Holy Family church, and I've found a ton of info from the MD state archives website!

Re: Kathleen Sara Hartman

tedandkime — 2012-04-14 01:55:15Z

Any of them in Dayton,Ohio any Lena or Ruth Weidner Uhlig in Dayton ,Ohio? you are so wonderful for giving some lucky family member a heirloom ... God Bless !you
KimE

Re: Kathleen Sara Hartman

tedandkime — 2012-04-14 01:50:35Z

I agree such a gift I would love to be the one who was the Lucky person(s) ... to get the pictures I am dreaming for someone like that to contact me one day and it would be priceless My Uhlig ,Weidner ancestors left behind so many heirlooms and my weidner 's mother was the daughter of a lena hartmann Kansas and Dayton,Ohio my Uhlig tree are all but a few are all gone now and I sit hear pondering the thoughts that I can retrive some back to our family .... little things anything ~ so thanks for people like you and so many ...researching Ancestors ..God Bless
Kime

Re: Hartmann, Friedrich obituary Kansas, Ohio, Kentucky

tedandkime — 2012-04-14 01:34:50Z

It's me Kim in Az. Related to Aunt Ruth Weidner Uhlig in Dayton,ohio My Great grandma Thelma (Blakely) Uhlig was Ruth's sister in law and Hugo Henry Uhlig was my Great grandfather His Grandfather was Henry Tielking 1837-1916 wife Anna (Albers) Tielking 1840 - 1929 Anna's parents I believe are Henry and Anna Ploice. from a source on FamilySearch.org which I have found to be a great site I have emailed you earlier today Hope you can get back with me it would be great to talk and any HELP would be so great and for the year 2012 I started to get back in my research and with a mess of unorganized Documents ... I prograstinate and get off track my feet even swell alot and I have gone on and on (I am very GOOD at that mind you...)lol Learned that one last year Hee he Thank you and can't wait for you to get this ! Take Care and Good Luck all~
KimBerly

Re: Hartman Family

mammay1127 — 2012-04-01 11:45:57Z

I am looking for George Hartman, parents Peter Hartman from Germany. They lived in Indiana in the 1860's. Mothers name was Phoebe.
Thanks
Peggy

Re: Kathleen Sara Hartman

mariscos — 2012-03-30 14:30:51Z

I'm 'mariscos' mother, and the child of the oldest of Maribel's children who died in WWII. We will be in Columbus April 9-13 and would like to contact "klc2304" while there. I was thrilled to read that Patricia, my father's sister, is still alive and living in Los Angeles, as I had found only childhood and youth references for her, and she would be the last living link to my father. It's such short notice, but I hope to get linked up with "klc2304".... Jane Andrews jcavenice@aolcom

Re: George Moritz Hartman

carolsuesmoot — 2012-03-22 16:14:00Z

hello..would love to share info...

George W. Hartman, Freeport, Illinois

GenieBee111 — 2012-03-14 21:16:57Z

From the Freeport Journal, Wednesday, March 12, 1879, np, col. 3.

Death of George W. Hartman.

This young man passed away from this life on Saturday morning, March 8th, between 6 and 7 o'clock, at the residence of his father, Mr. Jacob Hartman, in this city. His age was twenty-three years and three months. He had been suffering with disease of the throat and lungs for some two years past. Hoping to find benefit in a change of climate, he went to Colorado Springs last summer, and remained there until the first of February last. The winter in that climate having proved this year less favorable than usual, it was thought better that he return home. Accordingly Mr. Walter Sanderson, his brother-in-law, went out to Colorado and accompanied him home. His friends at home found a mournful pleasure in his return, and in the tender and loving ministry to his wants which they gladly rendered. But all the solicitude and care of friends, and all that medical skill could do for him, were powerless to arrest the progress of disease. It soon became evident to his physician and anxious friends that there was little hope of his recovery. Yet he clung to life with a firm and cheerful hope that did not yield until a day or two before his death.

Mr. Hartman was a young man of pure and worthy character, and was highly esteemed and much beloved by all his acquaintance. Life held out before him a very bright promise of success and usefulness. His early death has left a deep, dark cloud of sorrow upon the home and the large circle of friends from which the light of his presence has been removed. But even this cloud has its silver lining. Those who mourn for George W. Hartman do not sorrow as those without hope. He fell asleep in Jesus, in hope
of immortal life.

The funeral service was held at the family residence on Monday, March 10th, at 10 a. m. The day was bright and balmy, a beautiful type of the home of endless sunshine, where rest "the dead who die in the Lord." The attendance was very large. The Good Templars, of which order the deceased was a member, marched in the procession and used their impressive ritual at the grave. The services at the house were conducted by Rev. Dr. Jewett, of the First Methodist Church, assisted by Rev. H. D. Jenkins, of the First Presbyterian Church.

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I am not researching this individual or family and have no additional information.

George W. Hartman, Freeport, Illinois

GenieBee111 — 2012-03-14 21:03:11Z

From the Freeport Journal, Wednesday, March 12, 1879, np, col. 3.

Death of George W. Hartman.

This young man passed away from this life on Saturday morning, March 8th, between 6 and 7 o'clock, at the residence of his father, Mr. Jacob Hartman, in this city. His age was twenty-three years and three months. He had
been suffering with disease of the throat and lungs for some two years past. Hoping to find benefit in a change of
climate, he went to Colorado Springs last summer, and remained there until the first of February last. The winter
in that climate having proved this year less favorable than usual, it was thought better that he return home. Accordingly Mr. Walter Sanderson, his brother-in-law, went out to Colorado and accompanied him home. His friends at home found a mournful pleasure in his return, and in the tender and loving ministry to his wants which they gladly rendered. But all the solicitude and care of friends, and all that medical skill could do for him, were powerless
to arrest the progress of disease. It soon became evident to his physician and anxious friends that there was little
hope of his recovery. Yet he clung to life with a firm and cheerful hope that did not yield until a day or two before
his death.

Mr. Hartman was a young man of pure and worthy character, and was highly esteemed and much beloved by all his acquaintance. Life held out before him a very bright promise of success and usefulness. His early death has left a deep, dark cloud of sorrow upon the home and the large circle of friends from which the light of his presence has been removed. But even this cloud has its silver lining. Those who mourn for George W. Hartman do not sorrow as those without hope. He fell asleep in Jesus, in hope
of immortal life.

The funeral service was held at the family residence on Monday, March 10th, at 10 a. m. The day was bright and balmy, a beautiful type of the home of endless sunshine, where rest "the dead who die in the Lord." The attendance
was very large. The Good Templars, of which order the deceased was a member, marched in the procession and used their impressive ritual at the grave. The services at the house were conducted by Rev. Dr. Jewett, of the First Methodist Church, assisted by Rev. H. D. Jenkins, of the First Presbyterian Church.

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I am not researching this individual or family and have no additional information.

Re: George Moritz Hartman

CThomp0516 — 2012-03-13 18:14:41Z

Hello ~ I've just come across this thread and hope to get connected with some new and documented information on the Hartmans.

My family lines actually trace back through both Moritz and Daniel (sons of George Moritz) in my grandmother's family. I would thoroughly enjoy learning more!

Thanks, Cheri

Re: Obadiah Eldridge

khkeeping — 2012-03-04 22:53:55Z

Do you still have a copy of this Eldridge Gen. My grandmother was Estella Eldridge, daughter of Job Jefferson Eldridge.

Re: Hartmans from Germany

dwwjackson — 2012-03-01 19:56:10Z

I have Hans George Hartman arriving in Philadelphia, Penn. in 1752 at the age of 39. His son George was born in 1750. I don't have where George was born.
My great grandmother was Mary Elzabeth Hartman .She married James Richardson. Their daughter Bertha Richardson was my grandmother who married David Oller. Montgomery Co. Il.

Re: Kathleen Sara Hartman

klc2304 — 2012-02-16 04:16:23Z

Dana, how considerate of you to try to return photo albums you found to family. I can tell you a little of the 3 daughters born to William Frederick Schumacher and Maribell Hartman. Oldest was Maribell (b.. 1896) who married Jules B. Finnell and had 3 children, second (b. 1903) was Kathleen who was married to (first name not known) Cunningham prior to 1935. I do not know what happend to her/them or if they had children, youngest was Virginia Elizabeth Hartman (born 1906)- I did find she sometimes used her stepfather's surname of Hughston. It is probably her photo's you found. You just gave me her marriage date to Harry McCoy Jones. Do not know what happen with this couple - H. McCoy Jones remarried to Carolyn/Caroline who is possible still living in Reno. NV, they had no children. Maribell had 3 Finnell children - oldest son had a child before he was killed WWII, second son Michael who died last year had 3 children, Youngest, a daughter Patricia divorced from husband Donald Kulha, no children, still living in Los Angeles, CA. I am working on Finnell/
Schumacher for a friend. If you have not found family let me know - I have ideas where Maribell Finnell's children are living but just wonder if they would be interested. Would you be willing to tell me the city and state where these album's were foune by you?? Possibly where Virginia died - I cannot idetify her on SS death index - perhaps because she also remarried as Jones did. I value old pictures myself, have a lot of family ones to "pass on" - glad to help if you think I can.

Re: Hartman in Weleetka Oklahoma late 1800s/early 1900s

cnelson7777 — 2012-02-16 00:49:35Z

Hi Cheryl,

I am Cheryl too! Roy Hartman was my Great Grandfather's (Elmer Hartman (1891-1945)) brother, which makes Roy my Great Grand Uncle. I would love to share information. I have your Mom Nellie in my tree too. She would be my 1st cousin (2x removed). I do not have your father, or you for that matter! I would love to share information. I will write to you at your email address.

Cheryl

Re: Hartman in Weleetka Oklahoma late 1800s/early 1900s

cherylkyle23 — 2012-02-15 21:58:54Z

I am Roy and Irene's granddaughter. My mother is Nell. I would like any information you can send me
Cheryl Kyle

apkyle1@frontier.com

Thanks lots....

Andreas/Andrew Hartman 1820-1879

franbroer — 2012-02-13 16:50:31Z

I am looking for information on my great great grandfather Andreas/Andrew Hartman(n). He was born in Bavaria about 1820 and died in Logansport, IN 1879. He was married to Johanna Heiten Grotmeyer [sp]. Their son was Joseph Frederich Hartman.

HARTMAN Martin Jr 1866 1933

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-13 15:52:59Z

HARTMAN Martin Jr 1866 1933

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Hartman in Weleetka Oklahoma late 1800s/early 1900s

cherylkyle23 — 2012-02-10 19:32:08Z

I am the granddaughter of Roy Hartman who was married to Irene Blanche Hartman. Irene passed in 1972 in California. Would like any information you can provide. Roy had a son (Hiram Kirt) and a daughter (Nell Jane) Nell is still living and is in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Re: Hartman in Weleetka Oklahoma late 1800s/early 1900s

cherylkyle23 — 2012-02-10 19:30:18Z

I am the granddaughter of Roy Hartman who was married to Irene Blanche Hartman. Irene passed in 1972 in California.

Re: Hartman Family

DianeTurrentine — 2012-02-03 15:17:04Z

Hi,
Sorry it is taking me a long time to answer. I have started at the beginning in the notebook. It seems every offspring named one of their Children Michael and then their offspring named a child Michael and so on, so it makes for alot of Michael Hartmans and I want to be sure I don;t miss one. I have gotten so used to computers and the searchability. but this is fun too and will make me remember more....I will let you know what I find either way.

Re: Hartman Family

DianeTurrentine — 2012-02-03 15:09:58Z

Digging around the census's I did fine a Philip Hartman and his father was Frederick Hartman in PA but I am looking to see if there is more and if that branch of the family is part of the family I have notes on..

Re: Hartman Family

huey031369 — 2012-02-03 00:40:47Z

Martha,
I am sorry, I missed your address. Please send it to my email address.
gmabert2@hotmail.com and the amount for the postage again. I had a procedure under anesthetic last week and again this week it has wiped me out.
Thanks,Ann Hartman

Re: Hartman Family

DianeTurrentine — 2012-02-02 23:32:26Z

Kim,
I went through the notes front to back and did not find a Philip but then the notes stop in 1906 and focus mainly on his side of Hartmans so I will dig around some more and see if there are any Philips later that he did not have the names of yet as a couple of the family offshoots he did not have all the names of their children listed or were not born yet.....

Let you know what and if I find anything,
Diane

Re: Hartman/Bost families in Maryland

MarthaD36 — 2012-02-02 20:40:28Z

Ann, My address was in my Jan. 28 reply. If you don't have it, email me at singnsew@comcast.net and I'll re-send it to you.

Martha

Re: Hartman Family

krzykimmer — 2012-01-30 02:29:34Z

Wow, what a treasure you have!! I have not done any research in years. I have to loook up dates.
Off the top of my head, do you have any Philip Hartman? The W.L. sounds familiar, so I will have to dust off my records and look. Thanks so much.
Kim

Re: Hartman/Bost families in Maryland

huey031369 — 2012-01-29 03:24:08Z

thank you, Martha,
I'll get that out when I get your address.
Ann

Re: Hartman/Bost families in Maryland

MarthaD36 — 2012-01-28 22:20:56Z

Ann,
Postage is $5.70

Martha Dean
4976 Linganore Woods Drive
Monrovia, MD 21770

Re: Hartman/Bost families in Maryland

huey031369 — 2012-01-27 02:02:37Z

I have Hartmans from Frederick county, MD and have Bost in NC. I will take care of them until
i can find a closer relative.
Thank you. I will pay your postage.
Ann Hartman

Re: Hartman/Bost families in Maryland

MarthaD36 — 2012-01-23 23:31:02Z

Ann,
There are 6 pictures of various sizes with Hartman identification on the back.The names are: Aunt Omie, Bud Hartman, Nett Hartman, Stella Hartman Gibson, Grandmother Hartman, Lille Hartman, Great-grandmother Hartman 99 years old. Do you recognize any of the names? The photography companies are in Frederick and Baltimore. Do you think these are pictures you might want? If you are interested I will put them in a brown envelope with bubble wrap and check price at post office. I do not want any money for the pictures; I'm just happy they will find a "good' home.
Do you know if you have a Bost family line? I would think since the pictures were together in one box there is a connection between the two surnames.

Martha Dean

Re: Hartman/Bost families in Maryland

huey031369 — 2012-01-23 21:55:01Z

My family is from Frederick Maryland. I would be interested. About how much would postage be? Any other cost?
Thank you,
Ann B. Hartman
29ABBEY CT
GRIFFIN, GA 30224
770467-8484

MAIL to: GMABERT2@HOTMAIL.COM

Hartman/Bost families in Maryland

MarthaD36 — 2012-01-22 22:42:24Z

I have some old photos of members of the Hartman/Bost families. I bought these a number of years ago in an antique shop in Frederick, MD thinking that some day I might find descendants who would like the pictures. If you are interested, let me know.

Dwight Hartman 1930 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2012-01-22 20:13:12Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/ohio/25193/dwight-hart...

HARTMAN/SINGER

dhardwick1228 — 2012-01-16 03:53:33Z

looking for Janie HARTMAN who married Raymond Franklin SINGER Sr. and they had a son named David Paul. They lived in Pennsylvania.

Re: Hartman Family

NancyRutter — 2012-01-16 03:20:37Z

I have 2 sides of our Hartman family (1) Michael Hartman b. 1806 married to Elizabeth Decker Mar 19 1829 in Jonestown Lebannon county. (2) Samuel Hartman b.unknown d.Union County Pa. Married to Eva Schramm b Jan 12 1791. They had 3 children (I think) Henry, Mary Ann & Catherine. Mary Ann married Jacob M Rutter Oct 1840. Mary Ann died April 26 1881 in Cedarville, Stepehenson County Il.

If you have any info on these people please let me know. I have been doing research for a very long time

Hartman Family

DianeTurrentine — 2012-01-15 15:15:31Z

I have received a typed booklett on The Hartman Family composed by W.L.Hartman Geigers Mills, PA..started in 1906. It is the family history of the John(Johann)Hartman family, which came from Germany to America in 1751 and settled in Berks, Reading, and Schulykill PA. I believe it was copied and given to family members including the Turrentines, Lemons, Simpsons in the 50's and sixties. Includes transcripts of letters written between family members in the mid 1800's. It is by no means a complete history but has sections on many branches of the family andd information that I have found no where else. Let Me know if you are searching for any Hartmans or decendants and I can see if they are listed there

HARTMAN Elizabeth Margaret 1885 1954 mother

t42ForestLawn — 2012-01-04 22:03:34Z

HARTMAN Elizabeth Margaret 1885 1954 mother

DaveStrtickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 224,687 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: hartmans

rh85022 — 2012-01-02 07:24:07Z

My father's name was Joseph Hartman, he had two cousins Lester and Rollin who lived in Wapella. We visited them when I was little. If anyone out there has the same history please e-mail me at rh85022@gmail.com.

Hartman Family Photos available

jessicado22 — 2011-12-30 23:12:53Z

Hi, I purchased some Hartman family photos at a local antique store (Salem, OR). I am not related, if you are and would like the originals, just let me know!

Photos attached below are of

1) Joseph Allen Hartman, his wife Lizzie and their children Clayton Harris and Joseph Allen "Allen" Hartman.

2) Joseph's brother William Henry Hartman. Joseph and William were the sons of Henry H Hartman and Sarah Jane Garber. The family was from Indiana/Illinois. It looks like Joseph went to Kansas and William went to Missouri.

3). William's wife Blanch (Lewis) Hartman.

Callentine

watts_amber — 2011-12-04 22:28:34Z

I'm trying to find family of Clarence J Callentine of Coshocton, Ohio. His son is James Larry (Jim) Callentine and step mother was Lorraine.