Re: Hartlep Family of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Re: Hartlep Family of Pittsburgh, Pa.
William Hartlep 6/19/02
I have been working on the HARTLEP line for some time now.
Although I don't recognize the names you mention, the names I have are:
Kaspiere HARTLEB b. abt. 1815 Hanover, Germany
wife Mfary b. abt. 1817 Hanover, Germany, d. abt. 1853.
children:Caspere HARTLEB/HARTLEP
b. 20 October 1835 Hesse Cassel, Province of Hanover, Germany, m. 6 March 1864 Vermillion Co., IL.
d. 4 January 1918 Praire Twp., Warren co., IN
sp.Elizabeth Frances FRENCH
Charllotta HARTLEB/HARTLEP b. 1837, Prov. of Hanover, Ger.
Dudea HARTLEB/HARTLEP b. 1839, Prov. of Hanover, Ger.
Unsome HARTLEB/HARTLEP b. 1840, Prov. of Hanover, Ger.
I have the information that this family came to New York from Germany and somehow the first son (My line) Caspere became separated from his family and never found them again.
The time line I have for him is:
The spelling of Hartleb was determined from the Naturalization papers that Robert Casper Hartlep of Florida has.It is suspected that this spelling of Hartleb was an interpertation of the German pronounciation.It is very possible that the spelling was Hartlieb.
From the Albert Hartlep History -
May 12, 1854 - Arrived New York, accepted an offer to work on a railroad in Canada. Taken to Hamilton, Canada area, contracted a light case of cholera, recovered quit railroad job. Traveled west to Detroit then to Chicago then about
Fall 1854 - 25 miles south of Chicago, he found work on a German farm for a man named Henry Depke.
Fall 1855 - He then worked for Reuben B. Ray near Alvin, IL.
Spring 1856 - He then worked for James Davidson near Bismark, IL until after harvest
August 1856 - Wabash Railroad near Danville, IL
October 1856 - Worked in coal mine
November 1856 - Returned to work for James Davidson
July 1857 - Worked for Mr. Milton Babb near Monticello
Winter 1857 - Returned to work for James Davidson
Spring 1858 - Worked for Joseph Gundy
June 1859 - Worked for Jack Goodwine near Potomac, IL
Fall 1859 - Worked for Bill Woods near State Line, IN
Fall 1860 - Returned to work for James Davidson
1861 - Rented 160 acre farm from James Davidson's son Bob Davidson near Hoopeston, IL
1864 - Purchased farm for $7 acre.
March 6, 1864 - Married Francis Elizabeth French in the home of William Warren
1867 - Sold farm to Mr. Mush. Bought 160 acres in Indiana from Wabash College.
1870 - Bought abandoned schoolhouse moved onto farm used as main house.
Fall 1874 - Bought 280 acres just south of Alvin, IL next to Frank Parnell farm.
Spring 1875 - Moved to Illinois farm
Sept 30, 1876 - Sold Illinois farm.Moved back to old homestead.
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Re: Hartlep Family of Pittsburgh, Pa.