Jacob inherited his farm originally from his father. This was the original farm that was originally founded by Antonius Hallman on june 14, 1816, in deed book vol 37 page 35, Jacob willed his property to his son John in 1812 Jacob Hallman purchased 25 1/2 acres of mill property from George Schoemaker in 1818, he sold 31 acres to Dr. James Horner. Jacob Hallman served in the Revolutionary War. He served in the 5th battalion, 1st company, 8th class. The source for this information is the commonwealth of pennsylvania, pennsylvania historical and museum commission, bureau of archives and history, william penn memorial museum and archives building, p o box 1026, harrisburg, pennsylvania, 17120.
Jacob inherited his farm originally from his father. This was the original farm that was originally founded by Antonius Hallman on june 14, 1816, in deed book vol 37 page 35, Jacob willed his property to his son John in 1812 Jacob Hallman purchased 25 1/2 acres of mill property from George Schoemaker in 1818, he sold 31 acres to Dr. James Horner. Jacob Hallman served in the Revolutionary War. He served in the 5th battalion, 1st company, 8th class. The source for this information is the commonwealth of pennsylvania, pennsylvania historical and museum commission, bureau of archives and history, william penn memorial museum and archives building, p o box 1026, harrisburg, pennsylvania, 17120.
Family Members
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Anna Catherine Hallman Creasamore
1739–1827
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Son Hallman
1741–1745
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Anthony Hallman
1742–1833
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Anna Maria Heilman Ritter
1747–1838
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Margretha Hallman
1756–1756
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Benjamin Hallman
1757–1834
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Isaac Hallman
1761–1845
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John Hallman
1762–1844
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Margaret Hallman Isett
1765–1820
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Abraham Hallman
1767–1838
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Elizabeth Hallman Fronefield
1775–1824
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Daniel Hallman
1777–1800
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