son of John Henry Hartman & Catherine Benedum
OH county marriage records
Aaron Hartman married Catherine Church 25 Jan 1848 Hancock Co., IN
1860 Findlay Hancock Co., OH
Aaron Hartman 35yrs b. OH, farmer
Catharine 33yrs b. NY
Lucinda 11yrs b. OH
Harvey 9yrs b. OH
Phebe J. 7yrs b. OH (Pheobe Jane Cox b. 8 Oct 1852 OH, d. 17 Feb 1947 Los Angeles, CA)
Emma 5yrs b. OH
Ada 3yrs b. OH
1870 Carpenter Twp., Jasper Co., IN
Aaron Hartman 46yrs, b. OH, farmer
Catherine 43yrs b. NY
Harvey, farmer b. OH
Phebe 19yrs b. OH
Emma V. 15yrs b. OH
Ada 11yrs b. OH
William 9yrs b. OH
Effie 7yrs b. IN
George W. 3yrs b. IN
IN WPA Death index
Aaton Hartman
13 Apr 1891 Remington
age 68yrs
History of Remington
In the spring of 1862 Mr. Aaron Hartman came to Carpenter township, and settled in the Revanscroft neighborhood, his first farm cornering with that of Mr. Ravenscroft. He only lived there a few years, when he sold this place to Mr. William Irwin, but he immediately bought again in the same neighborhood, but a little nearer town. Mr. Hartman, by close attention to his farming business, hard work, and economy, managed to acquire considerable property, and save some money. He was one of our foremost farmers, and an excellent man. He was a christian gentleman and a diligent worker in the cause of Christ, being a member in the Presbyterian church, in Remington. His family consisted of three sons and five daughters, all of whom are grown and married. Mr. Hartman, for some years past had been afflicted with a disease known to the medical fraternity as cancer of the stomach, which caused his death some time during the year 1890 or '91, at his home on the farm.
OH county marriage records
Aaron Hartman married Catherine Church 25 Jan 1848 Hancock Co., IN
1860 Findlay Hancock Co., OH
Aaron Hartman 35yrs b. OH, farmer
Catharine 33yrs b. NY
Lucinda 11yrs b. OH
Harvey 9yrs b. OH
Phebe J. 7yrs b. OH (Pheobe Jane Cox b. 8 Oct 1852 OH, d. 17 Feb 1947 Los Angeles, CA)
Emma 5yrs b. OH
Ada 3yrs b. OH
1870 Carpenter Twp., Jasper Co., IN
Aaron Hartman 46yrs, b. OH, farmer
Catherine 43yrs b. NY
Harvey, farmer b. OH
Phebe 19yrs b. OH
Emma V. 15yrs b. OH
Ada 11yrs b. OH
William 9yrs b. OH
Effie 7yrs b. IN
George W. 3yrs b. IN
IN WPA Death index
Aaton Hartman
13 Apr 1891 Remington
age 68yrs
History of Remington
In the spring of 1862 Mr. Aaron Hartman came to Carpenter township, and settled in the Revanscroft neighborhood, his first farm cornering with that of Mr. Ravenscroft. He only lived there a few years, when he sold this place to Mr. William Irwin, but he immediately bought again in the same neighborhood, but a little nearer town. Mr. Hartman, by close attention to his farming business, hard work, and economy, managed to acquire considerable property, and save some money. He was one of our foremost farmers, and an excellent man. He was a christian gentleman and a diligent worker in the cause of Christ, being a member in the Presbyterian church, in Remington. His family consisted of three sons and five daughters, all of whom are grown and married. Mr. Hartman, for some years past had been afflicted with a disease known to the medical fraternity as cancer of the stomach, which caused his death some time during the year 1890 or '91, at his home on the farm.
son of John Henry Hartman & Catherine Benedum
OH county marriage records
Aaron Hartman married Catherine Church 25 Jan 1848 Hancock Co., IN
1860 Findlay Hancock Co., OH
Aaron Hartman 35yrs b. OH, farmer
Catharine 33yrs b. NY
Lucinda 11yrs b. OH
Harvey 9yrs b. OH
Phebe J. 7yrs b. OH (Pheobe Jane Cox b. 8 Oct 1852 OH, d. 17 Feb 1947 Los Angeles, CA)
Emma 5yrs b. OH
Ada 3yrs b. OH
1870 Carpenter Twp., Jasper Co., IN
Aaron Hartman 46yrs, b. OH, farmer
Catherine 43yrs b. NY
Harvey, farmer b. OH
Phebe 19yrs b. OH
Emma V. 15yrs b. OH
Ada 11yrs b. OH
William 9yrs b. OH
Effie 7yrs b. IN
George W. 3yrs b. IN
IN WPA Death index
Aaton Hartman
13 Apr 1891 Remington
age 68yrs
History of Remington
In the spring of 1862 Mr. Aaron Hartman came to Carpenter township, and settled in the Revanscroft neighborhood, his first farm cornering with that of Mr. Ravenscroft. He only lived there a few years, when he sold this place to Mr. William Irwin, but he immediately bought again in the same neighborhood, but a little nearer town. Mr. Hartman, by close attention to his farming business, hard work, and economy, managed to acquire considerable property, and save some money. He was one of our foremost farmers, and an excellent man. He was a christian gentleman and a diligent worker in the cause of Christ, being a member in the Presbyterian church, in Remington. His family consisted of three sons and five daughters, all of whom are grown and married. Mr. Hartman, for some years past had been afflicted with a disease known to the medical fraternity as cancer of the stomach, which caused his death some time during the year 1890 or '91, at his home on the farm.
OH county marriage records
Aaron Hartman married Catherine Church 25 Jan 1848 Hancock Co., IN
1860 Findlay Hancock Co., OH
Aaron Hartman 35yrs b. OH, farmer
Catharine 33yrs b. NY
Lucinda 11yrs b. OH
Harvey 9yrs b. OH
Phebe J. 7yrs b. OH (Pheobe Jane Cox b. 8 Oct 1852 OH, d. 17 Feb 1947 Los Angeles, CA)
Emma 5yrs b. OH
Ada 3yrs b. OH
1870 Carpenter Twp., Jasper Co., IN
Aaron Hartman 46yrs, b. OH, farmer
Catherine 43yrs b. NY
Harvey, farmer b. OH
Phebe 19yrs b. OH
Emma V. 15yrs b. OH
Ada 11yrs b. OH
William 9yrs b. OH
Effie 7yrs b. IN
George W. 3yrs b. IN
IN WPA Death index
Aaton Hartman
13 Apr 1891 Remington
age 68yrs
History of Remington
In the spring of 1862 Mr. Aaron Hartman came to Carpenter township, and settled in the Revanscroft neighborhood, his first farm cornering with that of Mr. Ravenscroft. He only lived there a few years, when he sold this place to Mr. William Irwin, but he immediately bought again in the same neighborhood, but a little nearer town. Mr. Hartman, by close attention to his farming business, hard work, and economy, managed to acquire considerable property, and save some money. He was one of our foremost farmers, and an excellent man. He was a christian gentleman and a diligent worker in the cause of Christ, being a member in the Presbyterian church, in Remington. His family consisted of three sons and five daughters, all of whom are grown and married. Mr. Hartman, for some years past had been afflicted with a disease known to the medical fraternity as cancer of the stomach, which caused his death some time during the year 1890 or '91, at his home on the farm.
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