The Family of Henry HARTSOCK
 and Anna Maria HOWARD
(7th. Generation)

See other SPELLINGS          See HARTSOCK OUTLINE
66 Henry HARTSOCK, b. c1741, Raritan, Somerset Co., NJ, s/o Peter and Anna Margaretha (KONES) HARTSOCK, d. 22 Jun 1812, Frederick Co., MD, m. 1766, Frederick Co., MD, (67) Mary MOYER/MYERS, d. 23 Mar 1816, Frederick Co., MD, d/o John MOYER/MYERS. The graves have not been located. Henry was a farmer. The family was members of the German Reformed Church in Frederick. The births of the children were recorded in German in the family bible dated 1766. Henry is listed by the Committee of Observation of Frederick Co., MD, 27 Dec 1775, as an associator returned from the war. Four brothers, Nicholas, George, William, and John were also listed. On the 20 Aug 1787 he was executor of his father-in-law's will. On 23 Mar 1779, Henry bought for 8 pounds, a tract of land called 'Surveys on Wood Lot' of 100 acres. On 11 May 1792 he bought from Joseph McDonald for fifty pounds a tract of land of 174 1/4 acres named 'Better Than None'. On 18 Dec 1794 he bought a tract of land from the estate of Thomas Usher for 346 pounds 15 shillings and 2 pence at a sale. The 1800 Census shows 1 male 10-15, 1 male 16-25, 1 male 45 and up, 1 female 16-25, 1 female 45 and up, and 5 slaves. On 22 Apr 1802 Henry and others sold to Benjamin Musgrove for 500 pounds a tract of land called The 'Addition to Brook's Discovery'. His will named all the children except Elizabeth, who may have died without heirs. (FH2, MDFR16, 20, MDFRB46 G2 p247) Children:

WILL: Henry 16 May 1811, Book 1 p311, Executor Joseph HARTSOCK; William HARTSOCK 10 pounds currant, and property; Sarah MORROW 250 pounds, and Negro boy, Peter; granddaughter, Mary MUMFORD, 50 pounds; three sons John, Joseph, and David equal division of the disposed estate; Joseph appointed executor; witnesses; Robert Cumming, George Coleman, and Christian Wagner. (FH2, MDFR15)
Note: The HARTSOCK book (FH2) may have incorrectly identified the wife of Henry HARTSOCK. In a will dated 20 Aug 1787, John MOYER/MYERS of Frederick Co., MD, names his daughter Mary HARTSOCK, and names his son-in-law, Henry HARTSOCK executor of his will. In the HARTSOCK material (books, deeds, etc.), there doesn't appear to be any other Henry HARTSOCK who fits the age of Henry above that could be this son-in-law. I have not found a marriage for Henry to either woman.  It seems more plausible that Henry HARTSOCK would have married someone of German stock, rather than a HOWARD who were apparently English stock . There is also supposed to be a 1766 bible record for Henry with the birth dates of his children. I have not been able to find this bible, which in 1938 was owned by a couple in Carroll Co., MD. This bible may also have a marriage record which would give us the name of his wife, ending the mystery. More research. (dwm)

66.1 William HARTSOCK, b. 1769, Frederick Co., MD, d. bef. 1831. In the 1810 census, William was in Frederick Co., MD, and a slave owner. He married, had four sons and three daughters. (FH2)

66.2 Catherine HARTSOCK, b. 22 Oct 1772, Frederick Co., MD, m. 18 Oct 1796, Frederick Co., MD, William MUMFORD, s/o James and Mary MUMFORD. Only one child is known, named in the will of her grandfather, Henry HARTSOCK: (FH2, MDFR, MDFRB58) 

66.3 John HARTSOCK, b. 13 Aug 1777, Frederick Co., MD, d. 27 Jun 1838, Frederick Co., m. 12 Apr 1801, Frederick Co., Catherine FOX, b. 4 Dec 1773, d. 4 May 1864, age 78y 4m, Frederick Co. John owned farms named  'Ushers Freehold', 'Woods Lot', and 'Better Than None', besides his residence on the Little Pipe Creek. On 12 Jun 1813, John who lived 3 miles SW of Liberty and near Liganore offered a rewoard for Negro woman Kitty, about 19 years of age purchased in Jan from Capt. James White near the mouth of the Monocacy and is supposed to have made for that neighborhood in company of her husband, a freeman named Jack Burk. (BR33, FH2, MDFR1-2, MDFRB2-3, 20 p127) Children:

Bible Record: John HARSOCK: John HARTSOOK m. Catherine 12 Apr 1801; Ephraim HARTSOOK b. 19 Mar 1802; Henry HARTSOOK b. 23 Aug 1803; Mordicai HARTSOOK b. 14 Dec 1805; Mary HARTSOOK b. 2 Mar 1807; Elizabeth HARTSOOK b. 4 Aug 1808; John HARTSOOK b. 11 Jul 1811; Noah HARTSOOK b. 5 Sep 1813; Washington HARTSOOK b. 27 Feb 1819; Hannah HARTSOOK b. 25 Dec 1821; Catherine HARTSOOK b. 24 Feb 1825; Joseph HARTSOOK b. 28 Feb 1827; Mary HARTSOOK d. 1 Oct 1827; John HARTSOOK d. 20(27?) Jun 1838; Washington HARTSOOK d. 9 Jul 1840.  Marriages entries for Ephraim, Elizabeth, Henry and Mary, John, Savilla Catherine and SELLMAN, and Sarah Virginia and SUNDERGILL are blank. (BR33)

66.3a Ephriam HARTSOCK b. 19 Mar 1802, m. 27 Aug 1825, Juliet Ann NORRIS. Ephraim's land was near Little Pipe Creek in Carroll Co., MD, next to John Norris and Daniel Staley. On 23 Aug 1839, Ephraim by virtue of a deed of trust, Upton Scott and Nimrod NORRIS, trustees, sold 3 tracts of  land in Frederick Co., called 'Come by Chance', 'Will Right's Design', and 'Black Flint', 140 acres of excellant land and dwelling house, barn and out buildings. also a merchant mill, a clover mill and a saw mill, all at the junction of Beaver Dan and Little Pipe Creek. (FH2, MDCRB1 p42,65,  MDFRB58)

66.3b Henry HARTSOCK b. 23 Aug 1803, Fredeick Co., MD, d. Nov 1864, MD,  m. 1st., 27 Nov 1834, Frederick Co., MD, Mary ROOP b. 23 Aug 1813, d. 1 Oct 1838, d/o Jacob and Sarah (HARTSOCK) ROOP; he  m. 2nd., 24 Aug 1854, Frederick Co., Lydia A. (POOLE) CONNOR, b. 1808, Liganore, Frederick Co., MD, d. 2 Dec 1865, Frederick Co., d/o Frederick and Mary POOLE from Linganor, Liberty District, Frederick Co. Lydia had a daughter, Mary R. CONNOR, b. 1848 from her first marriage. In 1850 through 1860 he was farming in Liberty District, Frederick Co. He was the executor of his father's and brother Washington's wills. Ephram's land was adjacent to John NORRIS and Daniel Sailor's land as stated in a deed in Carroll Co., MD on 14 Apr 1837. (BR33, FH2, MDB6 v5 p47, MDCRB1 p42, MDFR9-10, MDFRB16, 58) Children:

Bible Record: Henry and Mary HARTSOOK: John Jacob HARTSOOK b. Sep 1835(6?); Savilla Catherine HARTSOOK b. 18 Mar 1838; Lavenia Elizabeth HARTSOOK b. 12? Nov 1839?; William Tyler HARTSOOK b. 5 Nov 1841; Sarah Virginia HARTSOOK b. 3 Mary 18435; Susanna Rebecca HARTSOCK b. 23 Apr 1846; Henrietta HARTSOOK b. (illegible); Maria Terresa HARTSOOK b. (illegible). Sarah Virginia HARTSOOK SUNDERGILL d. Oct 1914; Savill Cathrine SELLMAN b. (blank); Henry HARTSOOK d. Nov 1864.  (BR33)

66.3b2 Savilla Catherine HARTSOCK b. 18 Mar 1838, MD, m. 1 Mar 1858, Carroll Co., MD, John Beale Thomas SELLMAN b. c1829, MD. In 1870 through 1900 they were farming in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. In 1870 Maria T., Savilla's sister, Jane Harris 25, a servant, and child Jesse M. Harris 5, Grandville Blivens 25, and Isaac Fowler, farm workers were in the household. In 1880 Maria T., John T. Hunter 13, and John M. Duvall 27, a farm laborer were in the home.  In 1910 Savilla was a widow living in Westminster, Carroll Co., MD, with her son Charles. 1920 and 1930 Charles was living with Walter M. BANKERD and his wife Hallie, described as an uncle. It has not been determined which one he was an uncles to, Walter or Hallie. Walter was the s/o Edward S. and Annie L. BANKERD; Hallie's parents unknown, but she could be the daughter of Carey V. HARTSOCK, Charles' sister. (FH2, MDCR4-6, 9-10,  MCCAR2, 4) Children:

  • 66.3b2a Carey V. SELLMAN b. c1859, MD
  • 66.3b2b Charles 'Charley' H. SELLMAN b. c1860, MD

66.3b2a Carey V. SELLMAN b. c1859, MD, may have m. a CLINTON?. In 1920 and 1930, her brother Charles H. HARTSOCK was living with Walter and Hallie BANKERD, whom they called uncle in the census record. Walter's parents are known, leaving Hallie to be the daughter of Carey, providing they used the term 'uncle' in the correct context. Based on that assumption, there were two daughters in the 1910 census (parents are not present) living in Linganore, Frederick Co., MD. Unfortunately you can barely make out the name of the sister in the 1910 census, who was 23, and the head of household. It could be CLINTON.

  • 66.3b2a1 Ethel C. CLINTON b. c1886, MD
  • 66.3b2a2 Hallie Elizabeth CLINTON b. c1888, MD

66.3b2a2 Hallie Elizabeth CLINTON b. c1888, MD, d. 1968, MD, age 80, m. 1910, Walter M. BANKERD b. c1889, MD, d. 1965, MD, age 76, d/o Edward S. and Annie L. (_____?), BANKERD. In 1910 they were living with his parents in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. In 1920 Walter was a hotel worker in New Windsor, and in 1930 he was a plummer in New Windsor. In both 1920 and 1930, Charles H. HARTSOCK described as an uncle is in the home. (MDCR8-9, MDCRB 4 v6, MDFR13) Children:

  • 66.3b2a2a Walter Edward BANKERD b. 1911, MD, d. 1912, MD
  • 66.3b2a2b Francis M. BANKERD b. c1915, MD
  • 66.3b2a2c Nancy Lee BANKERD b. 1927, MD, d. 1928
  • 66.3b2a2d Janet BANKERD

66.3b2b Charles 'Charley' H. SELLMAN b. c1860, MD, m. 2 times (wives unknown). In 1910 Charles was widower and merchant in Westminster, Carroll Co., MD, with his mother, Savilla, in the household. In 1920 through 1930 he was living with a nephew, Walter M. BANKERD in New Windson, Carroll Co. (MDCA7-9)

66.3b3 Lavinia Elizabeth HARTSOCK b. 12 Nov 1839 (May 1839 in 1900 census), MD, d. 23 Aug 1921, MD, age 81y 9m 11d, m. 2 Jan 1865, Frederick Co., MD, Gustavus BARNES b. 4 May 1838, MD, d. 26 Jan 1916, MD, age 77y 8m 22d. In 1900 and 1910 they were living in New Windsor Carroll Co., MD. according to the census records they had 4 children, all living in 1900  (the 1880 census is illegable, and they are out of the home in 1900), all unknown at this time. Lavinia and Gustavus are buried in Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren Graveyard, Carroll Co., MD. (FH2, MDCR6-7, MDCRB4 v6)

66.3b5 Sarah Virginia HARTSOCK b. 3 May 1843, Carroll Co., MD, d. Oct 1914, MD, John L. SUNDERGILL b. Mar 1834, MD. In 1880 John was farming in Carroll Co., with Mary Angelina 45 a servant in the home. In 1900 through 1910 they lived in Woodville, Frederick Co., MD, with Maria T. HARTSOCK, Sarah's sister in the household. In 1910 their daughter Edna, her husband and child were living with them. In 1910 there is a Joshua T. SUNDERGILL about the age of Joshua in Springfield Hospital for the Insane, at Sykesville, Howard Co., MD. (FH2, MDCA5, MDCRB2, MDFR12-13) Children:

  • 66.3b5a Edna G. SUNDERGILL b. May 1873, MD
  • 66.3b5b Joshua F. SUNDERGILL b. Sep 1874, MD
  • 66.3b5c John C. SUNDERGILL b. c1874, MD

66.3b5a Edna G. SUNDERGILL b. May 1873, MD, d. 24 May 1952, MD, m. Charles O. GRIFFITH b. c1874, MD, s/o John MCELFRESH and Rachel Ann (NORRIS) GRIFFITH. 1910 through 1930 they were farming in Woodville, Frederick Co., MD. Charles is buried in Unionville Methodist Graveyard, in Frederick  Co. (MDFR13-14, 18, MDFRB12 p1153) Children:

  • 66.3b5a1 John L. GRIFFITH b. c1908, MD
  • 66.3b5a2 Carroll S. GRIFFITH b. c1912, MD

66.3b6 Mary Anne America HARTSOCK b. 23 Apr 1846 (Apr 1856 in 1900 census), d. 29 Apr 1926, MD, age 80y 6d, m. 8 Apr 1865, Carroll Co., MD, Jesse F. LAMBERT b. 29 Jul 1843, MD, d. 24 May 1924, MD, age 80y 10m 25d. In 1870 through 1920 Jesse was living in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. In 1870 Mary Williams was a black servant in the home.  In 1900 Minnie was married to a RABOLD, living at home with her two children. In 1870 Jesse was a cattle broker; in 1880 a grocer; and in 1900 a merchant. In 1910 Minnie is still in the home, but her name is now SLATER. Mary Anne and Jesse are buried in St. Luke's (Winter's) Lutheran Graveyard, Carroll Co., MD. (FH2, MDCR4-8, MDCR2, 4 v6) Children:

  • 66.3b6a Minnie E. LAMBERT b. Jan 1867, MD
  • 66.3b6b Arthur F. LAMBERT b. Jul 1867, MD
  • 66.3b6c Truman LAMBERT b. Mar 1868, MD
  • 66.3b6d Jesse LAMBERT b. c1870, MD (Will filed Carroll Co., MD 1 May 1899, Book 8 p265)
  • 66.3b6e Grace LAMBERT b. c1871, MD

66.3b6a Minnie E. LAMBERT b. Jan 1867, MD, m. 2 Nov 1887, Carroll Co., MD, Thomas F. RABOLD, from Cumberland, Allegany Co., MD, d. after 1892. In 1900 Minnie and her two children were living with her parents in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. In 1910 Minnie is still living with her parents, but her name is now SLATER. the two children are not in the home in 1910. (MDCA6-7, MDCAB2) Children:

  • 66.3b6a1 Marie H. RABOLD b. Jan 1889, IL
  • 66.3b6a2 Lena M. RABOLD b. Sep 1892, IL

66.3b6b Arthur F. LAMBERT b. Jul 1867, MD (Jul 1877 in 1900 census), m. Maud M. MOORE, b. May 1876, MD, d. 1957, MD, age 81. In 1900 through 1930, Arthur was farming in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. In 1910 Helen and Milber Bange were hired hands living in the home. In 1930 daughter Lona, her husband and four children were in the home, along with Mrs. John P. Moore 76, Arthur's mother-in-law, and William H. Barnes. Maud is buried in Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren Graveyard, Carroll Co., MD. (MDCR8, MDCR v6, O2) Children:

66.3b6b Lona R. LAMBERT b. May 1900, MD

66.3b6b Lona R. LAMBERT b. May 1900, MD, d. 1958, m. 1947, J. Earl HOFF b. 1900, MD, d. 1995.. In 1930 Lona, her husband and children were living with her parents. J. Earl was a farmer. They are buried in Pipe Creek Cem., Carroll Co., MD. (MDCR9, MDCRB5, O2, US1) Children:

  • 66.3b6b1a Francis E. HOFF b. 2 Mar 1922 MD, d. 13 Dec 2010
  • 66.3b6b1b Dorothy L. HOFF b. 17 Jan 1924, MD, d. 2003, MD
  • 66.3b6b1c Olive V. HOFF b. c1826, MD
  • 66.3b6b1d James H. HOFF b.14 Oct 1928,  MD, d. 7 Nov 1985

66.3b6b1a Francis E. HOFF b. 2 Mar 1922, Carroll Co., , MD, d. 13 Deb 2010, Frederick Memorial Hospital, Frederick Frederick Co., MD, m. 1995, Judy Warner RAMSBURG. He graduated from New Windsor High School, New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. He farmed near Marston, MD, raising hogs and mink, retiring in 1987. He was member of Edgewood Church of the Brethren. He is buried in Pipe  Creek Graveyard, Carroll Co. He had a number of step-childrem. (MDNP5, O2)

66.3b6b1b Dorothy L. HOFF b. 17 Jan 1924, MD, d. 2003, MD, m. 1847, Sidney D. LEASE b. 31 Oct 1923, Frederick Co., MD, d. 21 Jun 1995, Northwest Hospital Center, Randallstown, Baltimore Co., MD., s/o Daniel G. and R. Ruth (CHANEY) LEASE. Sidney was a dairy farmer in Carroll Co. He graduated from New Windsor High School, New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD in 1941, where his wife Dorothy was a classmate. He was a member of the Carroll Co. Farm Bureau, Maryland and national Holstein Associations, and a past president of the New Windsor Lions Club. (MDCR5, O2, US1) Children:

  • 66.3b6b1b1 K. L..(see HF)
  • 66.3b6b1b1 S. D. L (see HF)
  • 66.3b6b1b1 D. V. L. (see HF)

66.3b6b1d James H. HOFF b. 14 Oct 1928, MD, d. 7 Nov 1985, m. Marie Arlene _____? b. 21 Oct 1834, d. nd.. James served in the U. S. Army in Korea. He is buried in Pipe Creek Cem., Carroll Co., MD. (O2)

66.3b6c Truman E. LAMBERT b. Mar 1868, MD (1869 on gravestone), d. 1943, MD, age 74, m. 1st. _____?; m. 2nd. 1919, Sarah A. _____? b. c1899, MD (1890 on gravestone), d. 1941, MD, age 51. In 1920 Truman was a merchant in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. According to the 1920 census Truman was married prior to his marriage to Sarah. They are buried in St. Luke's (Winter's) Lutheran Graveyard, Carroll Co., MD. (MDCR7-9, MDCRB4 v6, US1) Children:

  • 66.3b6c1 Mary K. LAMBERT b. c1909, MD
  • 66.3b6c2 Truman P. LAMBERT b. 29 Mar 1913, MD, d. 10 Mar 1997, last residence, Newsport News, VA
  • 66.3b6c3 Helen R. LAMBERT b. c1915, MD
  • 66.3b6c4 John E. LAMBERT b. c1921, MD
  • 66.3b6c5 Dorothy LAMBERT b. c1927, MD

66.3d Elisabeth Maria HARTSOCK b. 14 Aug 1818, m. 13 Jan 1826, Frederick Co., MD, Nelson NORRIS, s/o John NORRIS from Middleburg, Carroll Co., MD. In 1826 Nelson attended the District Republican Meeting in Carroll Co., MD. In 1842 they sold their farm and moved to Winchester, Preble Co., OH. They returned to MD in 1845, moved to Baltimore, MD in 1846. Their son William H. came back to MD also; the other children may have stayed in OH. In 1880 Elizabeth was widow living in Baltimore with her son, William H. NORRIS. (FH2, MDBC9, MDCRB1 p35MDFRB58) Children:

66.3d1 William H. NORRIS b. 29 Mar 1829, Liberty District, Frederick Co., MD, m. 1st. 1854, Louisa COOPER, b. 1856; m. 2nd. 1862, Mary Ellen SUTEE b. c1836, MD. He moved to Preble Co., OH, with his parents, and returned with them in 1846. In 1870 William was a physician living in the 7th Ward, Baltimore, MD, with his mother Elizabeth and Martha A Bordley 22, a black servant in the home. He attended Oxford College 2 years. (FH2, MDBC9) Children:

  • 66.3d1a Clinton Cooper NORRIS b. Apr 1853, MD,
  • 66.3d1b Mary Louisa NORRIS d. inf.
  • 66.3d1c William Sutee NORRIS b. c1854, MD
  • 66.3d1d Ellen M. NORRIS b. c1868, MD
  • 66.3d1e Mildon Dosh NORRIS

66.3d1a Clinton Cooper NORRIS b. Apr 1853, MD, , m. 1872, Virginia FREDERICK b. Oct 1852, MD. In 1880 they were living in the Waverly section, Baltimore, MD; in 1900 the 9th Ward; and in 1920 the 8th. Ward. In 1880 C;inton was clerk; in 1900 an insurance agent. In 1880 Clara Coats 17, a servant, and Emma Coats 6, were in the home. In 1900 Virginia's mother Sarah FREDERICK, and her sisters, Octavia Brook,and Mary V. FREDERICK were in the household. In 1920 and 1930 Virginia was a widow, with Elsie, Sadie and her husband in the home. (MDBC10-14) Children:

  • 66.3d1a1 William C. NORRIS b. Oct 1872, MD
  • 66.3d1a2 Robert W. NORRIS b. Dec 1878, MD
  • 66.3d1a2 Clara Cardine NORRIS b. Jul 1881, MD
  • 66.3d1a2 Sadie L. NORRIS b. Apr 1884, MD
  • 66.3d1a2 Ada M. NORRIS b. Mary 1886, MD
  • 66.3d1a2 Elsie P. NORRIS b. Apr 1891 (stenographer in 1910)

66.3d1a2 Sadie L. NORRIS b. Apr 1884, MD, m. William REED b. c1882, MD. In 1920 Willia was a butcher in Baltimore, with Sadie's mother, Virginia, and her sister Elsie P., in the home. In 1930 they lived in Parkville, Baltimore Co., MD; Virginia, her mother, Elsie P. and Ernest Heathcock 31, are in the household. (MDBA14, MDBC13)

66.3f John A. HARTSOCK b. 11 Jul 1811, MD, d. 11 Mar 1862, Frederick Co., MD, m. 1st., 4 Apr 1837, Frederick Co., MD, Rachel MYERS b. 2 Oct 1816, MD, d. 4 Dec 1850, Frederick Co.; m. 2nd., 6 Mar 1854, Frederick Co., MD, Elizabeth SPURRIER b. 5 Oct 1816, MD, d. 1 Jun 1890. On 9 Apr 1841, William H. Bowman fought a store stand from John. On 10 Jun 1846, John W. McAllister purchased a tract of land from John. In 1850 John was farming in Woodsboro District, Frederick Co., with Henry Welch 25 and Harvey Burgess 24, farm laborers in the household. On 29 May 1854 John was bonded as the natural guardian in Carroll Co., MD, to Mary C., Noah W., John W., Julia H., Martin J., Jesse M., and Rachel HARTSOCK, nieces, nephews, and heirs, security given by Wesley MYERS and Daniel; and again on 13 Jan 1859, he was bonded as a natural guardian to John W., Julia A., Martin L., Jesse M., and Rachel A. HARTOCK, heirs of May Ann MYERS of Carroll Co., and Jacob MYERS of Adams Co., PA. the sureties for the guardianship were Noah Worman and Wesley MYERS of Carroll Co. In 1860 John was farming in Johnsville, Frederick Co. John, both of his wives, and sons, Noah and James are buried in Johnsville Methodist Graveyand, Frederick Co. His children Mary C. and Jesse Marshall are buried in St. Luke's Lutheran Graveyard, a few mile north of New Windsor, Carroll Co. (FH2, MDB6 v2 p174, v4 p31-34, MDCRB1 p75,85, MDFR8-9, MDFRB2, 16, 58, O2)

66.3f3 Julia Ann HARTSOCK b. 1841, MD, m. Jacob N. PITTINGER from Frederick Co., MD. In 1870 through 1910 Jacob was farming in Liberty District, Frederick Co. In 1870 Chris Myers 15, a farm hand was in the household. In 1900 C. Joannah Jones 63 and E. Martin HARSOCK 30, a nephew were boarding in the home, and in 1910 Grove C. Smith 16, a hired hand was in the home. Two grandchildren were also in the home: Nelson Marshall and Austin Riner PITTINGER. (FH2, MDFR10-13, MDFRB2) Children:

  • 66.3f3a Clarence H. PITTINGER b. 18 Dec 1869, MD
  • 66.3f3b Minnie Pearl PITTINGER b. Jan 1871, MD
  • 66.3f3c Carrie R. PITTINGER b. Oct 1874, MD
  • 66.3f3d Elsie R. PITTINGER b. Jul 1877, MD
  • 66.3f3e Walter V. PITTINGER b. Feb 1878, MD
  • 66.3f3f Jesse M. PITTINGER b. Jan 1880, MD

66.3f3a Clarence H. PITTINGER b. 18 Dec 1869, MD, m. 1901, Ann J. _____? b. c1880, MD. In 1910 through 1930 Clarence was farming in Liberty District, Frederick Co., MD. In 1930 Raymond Dorsey a farm laborer was in the home. (MDFR13-14) Children:

  • 66.3f3a1 Sarah L. PITTINGER b. c1905, MD
  • 66.3f3a2 Child b. bet. 1901 and 1910, dy.
  • 66.3f3a3 Arnold Monroe PITTINGER b. c1913, MD
  • 66.3f3a4 Ruth Pauline PITTINGER b. c1918, MD

66.3f3d Minnie Pearl PITTINGER b. Jan 1871, MD, m. 17 Dec 1903,  Dorsey Rinne LEASE b. 20 Nov 1868, s/o William Henry and Anna Martha (MCALLISTER) LEASE. Dorsey attended business college in Baltimore. In 1910 through 1920 Dorsey farmed in Mt. Pleasant District, Frederick Co., MD. In home in 1910 were Dorsey's mother, Anna, a widow, Mary A. his sister, and John Mohammitt, a hired hand. (MDFR13-14, 18, MDFRB12 p1142) Children:

  • 66.3e3c Austin R. LEASE b. c1908, MD

6.3f3h Jesse M. PITTINGER b. Jan 1880, MD, m. Virdie J. _____? b. 1885, MD. In 1920 and 1930 Jesse was farming in Liberty Districk, Frederick Co., MD. In both census years Jesse's brother, Walter, was in the home. In 1920 his father, Jacob' was in the household. (MDFR14, 18)

66.3f5 Martin Luther HARTSOCK b. c1844/45, MD, m. 1860, Annie R. BECK b. c1842, MD, from Hancock Co., IL. In 1870 through 1900 Martin was farming in Lamoine, McDonough Co., IL. the names of all children are not known; the 1880 census could not be found on line and the 1900 is not clear. In 1910 Martin was living alone in St. Mary's Twp., Hancock Co. (FH2, ILHN9, ILMH5-7, ILMHB7) Children:

  • 66.3f5a _____?
  • 66.3f5b _____?
  • 66.3f5c Ida E. HARTSOCK b. 1869, IL
  • 66.3f5d Julia A. HARTSOCK b. 1871, IL
  • 66.3f5e _____?
  • 66.3f5f Martin E. HARTSOCK b. Jan 1876, IL
  • 66.3f5g William B. HARTSOCK b. May 1879, IL

66.3f5c Ida E. HARTSOCK b. 1869, IL (Sep 1781 in 1900 census), m. 23 Oct 1895, McDonough Co., IL, John Thomas SMITH b. Jun 1872, NC, s/o William and Lucinda (SHIELDS) SMITH. In 1900 through 1910 John was farming in Lamoine, McDonough Co. (ILMH7-9, ILMHB8 p101) Children:

  • 66.3f5c1 Edith SMITH b. Jun 1872, IL
  • 66.3f5c2 Gladys SMITH b. Jun 1899, IL
  • 66.3f5c3 Paul SMITH b. c1903, IL
  • 66.3f5c4 Carl B. H. b. c1908, IL

66.3f5d Julia A. HARTSOCK b. 1871, m. 29 Dec 1892, McDonough, IL, Walter E. BRIGHT b. 1867, s/o S. J. and S. I (WOODWARD) BRIGHT. (ILMHB8 p53)

66.3f5f Martin E. HARTSOCK b. Jan 1876, IL, m. 1903, Ethel M. _____? b. c1882, IL. In 1910 Martin was farming in Lamoine Twp., McDonough Co., IL. In 1920 he was in Huntley, McHenry Co., IL, with Ernest McCum 29, a servant was in the home. (ILMC8, ILMN7) Children:

  • 66.3f5f1 Robert W. HARTSOCK b. c1804, IL
  • 66.3f5f2 Martin W. HARTSOCK b. c1907, IL
  • 66.3f5f3 Dean HARTSOCK b. c1909, IL
  • 66.3f5f4 Hazle HARTSOCK b. c1912, IL
  • 66.3f5f5 Vernon HARTSOCK b. c1915, IL
  • 66.3f5f6 Lorin HARTSOCK b. c1918, IL

66.3f5g William B. HARTSOCK b. May 1879, IL, m. 1904, Myrtle _____? b. c1875, IL. In 1910 William was farming in St. Mary's Twp., Hancock Co., IL. (ILHN8) Children:

  • 66.3e5g1 Margaret HARTSOCK b. c1905, IL
  • 66.3d5g2 Mildred HARTSOCK b. c1905, IL

66.3f7 Rachel Ann HARTSOCK b. 14 May 1848, MD, d. 1924, MD, age 74, m. 27 Jul 1870, Carroll Co., MD, George H. BROWN b. Sep 1842, Carroll Co., MD, d. 1824, MD, age 82, s/o G. Lincoln BROWN. In 1880 and 1920 George was a physician in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. In 1880 they were living with George's father who was also a physician. In 1910 Pheta G. ENGLAR 16, a granddaugher lived in the home. They are buried in St. Luke's (Winter's) Graveyard, Carroll Co., MD. (FH2, MDCR5-8, MDCRB2, 4 v6) Children:

  • 66.3f7a Rudolph W. BROWN b. 13 Jun 1872, MD
  • 66.3f7b Emma BROWN b. c1824, MD (must have m. an ENGLAR)
  • 66.3f7c Child dy. by 1900

66.3f7a Rudolph W. BROWN b. 13 Jun 1872, MD, d. 13 Nov 1858, MD, age 86y 5m, m. Augusta 'Gustie' E. _____? b. 4 Dec 1871, MD, d. 23 Mar 1938, MD, age 66y 3m 19d. In 1910 and 1920 they were living in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD. In 1920 Rudolph was a theater proprietor. In 1910 Loura Shaw 74 was boarding in the home They are buried in Mt. View Cem., Union Bridge, Carroll Co., MD. (MDCR7-8, MDCR 4v7)

66.3g Noah HARTSOCK b. 5 Sep 1813, m. 20 Mar 1848, Frederick Co., MD, Margaret ENGLEBRIGHT. (FH2, MDFRB58)

66.3g1 Martha A. HARTSOCK, b. 1 May 1841, Franklin Co., OH, m. 16 Jan 1862, Franklin Co., OH, Henry LILLY b. 14 Sep 1840, Franklin Co., s/o Wesley and Mary LILLY from Fluvanna Co., VA. Henry enlisted in the 76th Batt., where he was commissioned a 1st. Lt. in Co. A. He farmed 225 acres west of the village of Lilly Chapel. He was a Twp. Trustee 5 years and a commissioner of Madison Co. In 1870 and 1880 they were in Fairfield Twp. In 1910 Martha Ann was a widow living in Fairfield Twp. with her daughter Rosa living onone side and son Wesley on the other side. In 1873 Henry Gilroy and Henry LILLY laid out the town of Lilly Chapel, and named it Gilroy. Because the railroad had designated the stop as Lilly Chapel, Henry LILLY petition for a post office under that name, which was granted by the department. In 1876 LILLY, John Horn, Thomas Horn, and Thomas Corby erected elevators at the town. (FH2, OHMD 6-7, 9, OHMDB1 p1096, 2) Children:                                              

  • 66.3g31a Frank S. LILLY b. 20 Sep 1863, OH
  • 66.3g31b Wesley S. LILLY b. 18 Mar 1866, OH
  • 66.3g31c Rosa 'Rosie' LILLY b. 23 Nov 1869, OH
  • 66.3g31d Wallace W. H. LILLY b. 15 May 1877, OH

66.3g31b Wesley S. LILLY b. 18 Mar 1866, OH. At age 43 there is no sign that he was married. In 1910 he was living in Fairfield Twp., Madison Co., OH. (OHMD9)

66.3g31c Rosa 'Rosie' B. LILLY b. 23 Nov 1869, OH, (Nov 1871 in 1900 Census), m. 2 Nov 1887, Madison Co., OH, Albert W. BRADFIELD b. Nov 1867, OH. In 1900 and 1910 Albert was farming in Fairfield Twp., Madison Co., OH, According to the 1910 census they had 3 children with 2 living. (OHMD8-9, OHMDB3) Children:

  • 66.3g31c1 Child d. bef. 1900
  • 66.3g31c2 Bart BRADFIELD b. May 1889, OH
  • 66.3g31c3 Gladys BRADFIELD b. c1904, OH

66.3g1d William Wallace H. LILLY b. 15 May 1877, OH, m. 1896, Adda _____ b. Jul 1877, OH. In 1900 and 1910 they were living in Fairfield Twp., Madison Co., OH. (OHMD8-9, US1) Children:

  • 66.3g3d1 Marvin LILLY b. 20 Jul 1896, OH, d. May 1871, last residence Cinncinatti, Hamilton Co., OH
  • 66.3g3d2 Henry LILLY b. c1902,. OH

66.3g4 John Wesley HARTSOCK, d. bef. 1866, lived in New Windsor, Carroll Co., MD, and Knox Co. IL. (FH2)

66.3i Hannah (Anna) HARTSOCK b. 25 Nov 1821, MD, d. 29 Oct 1889, Frederick Co., MD, m. 22 Dec 1840, Frederick Co., Isaiah NORWOOD b. 23 Oct 1812, MD, d. 23 May 1867, Frederick Co., s/o Joshua and Catherine (KEMP) NORWOOD. In 1750 through 1880 Isaiah was farming in Liberty District, Frederick Co., MD. In 1850 Catherine HARTSOCK 24, and Catherine HARTSOCK 69, Hannah mother and sister were in the household. In 1860 through Ann was a widow living in Liberty Twp. Hannah, Isaiah and the children Sarah Catherine, William H. and Albert are buried in Unionville Methodist Graveyard, Unionville, Frederick Co.  (FH2, MDFR9-11, MDFRB2, 12 p121, 16, 58) Children:

66.3i7 Abner NORWOOD b. 6 Jan 1857, MD, d. 28 Mar 1918, MD, m. 1st. _____?; m. 2nd. 21 Feb 1898, Carroll Co., MD, Cora Gertrude SPURRIER b. 24 Dec 1863, MD, d. 19 Mar 1938, MD, d/o Joseph and Mary C. SPURRIER from Carroll Co., MD. From 1900 through 1910 Abner was living in New Windsor, Carroll Co. In 1900 Howard Sense 25, a servant, Dottie Sappington 17, a black servant, and Raymond Sappington 2, were in the household. In 1910 Ella C___? 27, a hired girl, Mararet B. C____? 2, and Raymond Singlar 2, a black hired boy were in the household. In 1920 Gertrude was widow, with her son, living in Mt. Airy, Frederick Co. In 1930 she was living alone. They are buried in Pine Grove Cem., Mt. Airy, Frederick Co., MD. (MDCR6-7, MDCRB2, MDFR14, 18, MDFRB2, O2) Children (1 by 1st. wife; 1 by 2nd.)

  • 66.3i7a Henry Spurrier NORWOOD b. 1998, MD, 1964, MD
  • 66.3i7b Charles Kemp NORWOOD b. c1903, MD

66.3i7a Henry Spurrier NORWOOD b. Nov 1895, MD, d. 1964, MD, m. Mildred Mae CLEARY b. 1902, d. 2003. They are buried in Pine Grove Cem., Mt. Airy, Frederick Co., MD. (O2, 51) Children:

  • 66.3i7a1 Travis Cleary NORWOOD b. 25 Nov 1927, MD, d. 13 Oct 2006

66.3i7a1 Travis Cleary NORWOOD b. 25 Nov 1927, MD, d. 13 Oct 2006, m. c1956, Virginia BOND b. 21 Sep 1832, d. nd. He graduated from Mt. Airy High School in 1944. He worked as a clerk at Smith and Wagner Grocery, a bookkeeper at Pusey's Garage, and went to work for the post office in Mt. Airy in 1951. In 1971 he was appointed Post Master from which he retired in 1984. He was member of Calvary United Methodist Church and many organizations in the Mt. Airy area. He is buried at Pine Gorve Cem., Mt. Airy. (O2, 51) Children:

  • 66.3i7a1a R. J. NORWOOD (HF-66)
  • 66.3i7a1b B. N. NORWOOD (HF-66)

66.3i7b Charles Kemp NORWOOD b. c1903, MD, d. 1935, m. Hattie R. _____? b. 1903, MD, d. 1992 In 1930 Kemp was a dairy truck driver living in Mt. Airy, Frederick Co., MD. They are buried in Pine Grove Cem., Mt. Airy, Frederick Co., MD. (MDFR18, O2, 51, US1) Children:

  • 66.3i7b1 Charles K. NORWOOD b. 5 Aug 1925, MD, d. 27 Aug 2008, MD
  • 66.3i7b2 Margaret N. NORWOOD b. c1928, MD
  • 66.3i7b3 Howard R. NORWOOD b. c1929/30, MD, d. bef. 2008
  • 66.3i7b4 Donald NORWOOD d. bef. 2008

66.3i7b1 Charles Kemp NORWOOD b. 5 Aug 1925, Frederick, Frederick Co., MD, d. 27 Aug 2008, Mt. Airy, Frederick Co., m. Shirley Ann _____?. He served in the U.S. Navy Seabees Unit for 3 years and the U.S. Army 4 years. He was a member of the Mt. Airy American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, active in Mt. Airy Fire Company, and a member of Mt. Airy Full Gospel Church. He volunteered to take refreshments to Springfield Hospital once a month. He retired from Mt. Airy Post Office in 1986. (O51, US1) Children:

  • 66.3i7b1a C. K. NORWOOD (HF-66)
  • 66.3i7b1b J. T. NORWOOD (HF-66)

66.3j Catherine HARTSOCK b. 24 Feb 1825, m. 5 Jun 1856, Frederick Co., MD, William DEVILBISS. In 1860 William was farming in Liberty District., Frederick Co., MD, with Catherine DEVILBISS 76, in the household. William is buried in the cemetery on Beaver Dam road, Frederick Co. (FH2, MDFR9, MDFRB58)

66.4 Joseph HARTSOCK, b. 24 Apr 1782, Frederick Co., d. 7 Jan 1861, Frederick Co., m. 9 Jan 1816 (licenses 3 Jan), Frederick Co., Elizabeth LUGENBEEL, b. 4 Sep 1794 Frederick Co., d/o John LUGENBEEL Sr., d. 17 Jul 1874, Frederick Co. On 1 Aug 1812, Joseph the executor of his father Henry HARTSOCK'S estate was to sell the property of the deceased including 7 negroes and others. Both are buried in Linganore Cemetery, Unionville, MD. Joseph's first wife, with whom he had two children, d. after 1814 and before 1818. (FH2, MDFR1, MDFRB2, 20 p83) He had two children by the 1st. wife, and nine by the 2nd:

Bible Record: Joseph HARTSOOK and Elizabeth: were joined in holy matrimony on the 9 of January, 1816; Henry Eli HARTSOOK b. 9 Dec 1814; Henry HARTSOOK b. 23 Jun 1812; Mary HARTSOOK d. 23 Mar 1816; Lotharius Ann HARTSOOK d. 23 Feb 1845; Joseph HARTSOCK d. 7 Jan 1861, aged 78y 8m 14d; Elisabeth HARTSOOK b. 4 Sep 1794; Mary b. 24 Oct 1816; Kity Ann b. 24 Nov 1818; John b. 13 Oct 1820; Lot b. 30 Oct 1823; Sarah b. 4 May 1825; Abner b. 30 Aug 1827; Asbury b. 6 Dec 1829; Caleb Andrew b. 22 Mar 1832; Daniel b. 1 Oct 1836. (DAR files)

66.4c Mary H. HARTSOCK b. 24 Oct 1818, m. 28 Dec 1840, Frederick Co., MD, Jacob NASBAUM. There is a will filed in Carroll Co., MD, dated 28 Dec 1880, Book 6 p25, 27. The will needs to be checked out to determine if this is the correct Jacob NASBAUM. (FH2, MDCRB3, MDFRB58)

66.4f Lott HARTSOCK b. 30 Oct 1822, Frederick Co., MD, d. 1914, m. 1st. 30 Mar 1846, Frederick Co., Elizabeth BURGESS b. 18 Mar 1821, d. 4 Nov 1853, aged 32y 7m 16d, near Johnsville of apparent consumption, d/o Samuel and Rachel BURGESS; m. 2nd., 23 Jul 1855, Frederick Co., Ann Eliza ROACH b. 1828, d. 1910, d/o Thomas and Margaret ROACH, from Carroll Co., MD. They lived in Johnsville, Frederick Co., from 1850 through 1900. In 1850 Rachel BURGESS 66, Elizabeth's mother, and Catherine Carmack 61 were in the household. In 1860 Catherine Carmack and Elizabeth Brightwell 18, a domestic servant were in the home. Lott was a merchant and Postmaster who supported the Union during the Civil War. He was a member of the Memorial Centennial Committee in Frederick Co., on 28 Jun 1876, and was elected in 1877 to the House of Delegates. They are buried in Johnsville Methodist Graveyard along with daughter Margaret, in Frederick Co. (FH2, MDB6 v19 p153, MDFR9, 11-13, MDFRB2, 16, 58) Children:

66.4f1 Joseph S. B. HARTSOCK b. 1848, Frederick Co., MD, m. 26 Mar 1874, Jennie MCGREGOR b. 1853, Frederick Co. He was merchant in Frederick Co., and elected sheriff in 1879. In 1880 he and his wife were living at the Frederick Co. Jail with a jailor, 2 cooks, a watchman, and 27 prisoners. (FH2, MDFR11)

  • 66.4f1a Gurtie HARTSOCK b. Jan 1880, MD

66.4g Sarah Elizabeth HARTSOCK b. 4 Nov 1825, Hagerstown, MD, d. 7 Feb 1904, Polo, IL, m. 28 May 1845, at Mr. McCosh's Hotel by Rev. Benjamin Keller, Gettysburg, Adams Co., PA, John D. SLOTHOWER, 28 May 1845, d. 7 Feb 1904, Polo, IL. John lived on Little Pipe Creek when they were married, and Sarah was from near Liberty Town, Frederick Co., MD. In 1860 John was farming in Dixon, Lee Co., IL, moving there between 1864 and 1867. (ILLE3, MDCRB1 p185)

  • 66.4g1 Mary E. SLOTHOWER b. c1858, MD
  • 66.4g2 Ann E. SLOTHOWER b. c1860, MD
  • 66.4g3 Steven SLOTHOWER b. c1864, MD
  • 66.4g4 Josephine SLOTHOWER b. c1867, IL
  • 66.4g5 George SLOTHOWER b. c1869/70, IL

66.4g3 Steven SLOTHOWER b. c1864, MD, in 1880 was a soldier at Fort Ellis, Gallatin Co., MT. (MTGA6)

66.4i Asbury HARTSOCK b. 6 Dec 1829, Frederick Co., MD, d. 1 Oct 1896, m. 1 Jan 1856, Frederick Co., Anna S. SPURRIER b. 7 Nov 1835, MD, d. 27 Jul 1914. In 1860 through 1880 they lived in Johnsville District, Frederick Co. where he farmed. In 1860 Susan Spencer 11 was in the household, and in 1880 Nettie Kuhn (Kehn?) 4, a granddaughter was in the home. (FH2, MDFR9-11, MDFRB2, 58) Children:

  • 66.4i1 Emma E. HARTSOCK b. 1856/57, MD, d. 1870
  • 66.4i2 Alice Marion HARTSOCK b. 1858, MD
  • 66.4i3 Albert W. HARTSOCK b. 1860, MD, d. 1937
  • 66.4i4 Anna L. HARTSOCK b. 1862, MD
  • 66.4i5 Joseph Lincoln HARTSOCK b. 1864, MD
  • 66.4i6  Lillie J. HARTSOCK b. 1864, MD m. a BURKE
  • 66.4i7 John Edward HARTSOCK b. 1869, MD
  • 66.4i8 William T. HARTSOCK b. 1870, MD
  • 66.4i9 Mollie R. HARTSOCK b. 1870 m. a METZGER from Highlandtown, MD

66.4i2 Alice Marion HARTSOCK b. 1858, MD, d. 1958, MD, m. 27 Dec 1887, Frederick Co., MD, James Irving BARRICK b. 1862, d. 1931. In 1900 they were living the 12 District, 4th. Pct., Baltimore, MD. They are buried in Bethel Cem., Good Intent Road, Frederick Co. Pm 1 Aug 2010 this cemetery was in very poor condition with several stone overturned. (FH2, MDBC11, MDFRB2, 58) Children:

  • 66.4i2a Charles W. A. BARRICK b. Apr 1892, MD
  • 66.4i2b Anna S. BARRICK b. Jan 1895, MD
  • 66.4i2c Child probably dy.

66.4i3 Albert W. HARTSOCK b. 1860, MD, d. 1937, m. 1876, Catherine _____?. Prior to 1910 they must have lived in IA where all the living children were born. In 1910 Albert was farming in Moose Lake Pct., Grant Co., WA. In 1920 they were living in Sieler, Grant Co. Their son John W. was farming and living in a seperate dwelling at the same location in 1910. (WAGR6-7) Children:

  • 66.4i3a John W. HARTSOCK b. c1875, IA
  • 66.4i3b Albert Frank HARTSOCK b. c1878, IA
  • 66.4i3c George L. HARTSOCK b. c1882, IA
  • 66.4i3d Lenoard J. HARTSOCK b. c1886, IA
  • 66.4i3e Child probably dy.
  • 66.4i3f  Child probably dy.

66.4i3a John W. HARTSOCK b. c1875, IA, m. Pearle BURNETT b. c1875, Pearl BURNETT b. c1875, WI, d/o ____? and Mattie R. BURNETT. Pearl's mother was living with them  in 5th. Ward, Spokane, Spokane Co., WA, where John was a bookkeeper. (WASP5) Children:

  • 66.4i3a1 Burnett E. HARTSOCK b. c1918/19, WA

66.4i3b Albert Frank HARTSOCK b. c1878, IA, m. Blanch (____?) BOOTH b. c1885, ENG. In 1920 Albert was farming in Wheeler, Grant Co., WA. In the household were Blanche's four daughter from her first marriage: Dorothy 14, Helen 13, Pauline 11, all b. in WA, and Marjorie 9, b. ID. (WAGR7) Children:

  • 66.4i3b1 Thelma HARTCOCK b. c1916, WA
  • 66.4i3b2 Mary HARTSOCK b. c1917/18, WA

66.4i3c George L. HARTSOCK b. c1882, IA, m. Emma M. _____? b. c1886,WI. In 1920 George was a salesman in a department store, living in the 2nd. Ward, Ellensburg, Ittitas Co., WA. (WAKI7)

66.4i4 Anna L. HARTSOCK b. 1862, MD, m. 1881, William CLAYBAUGH b. Jul 1851, MD. William was from Ladiesburg, Frederick Co., MD. In 1900 William was farming in Johnsville District, Frederick Co. (FH2, MDFR12) Children:

  • 66.4i4a Effie A. CLAYBAUGH b. Apr 1882, MD
  • 66.4i4b Maurice CLAYBAUGH b. Sep 1886, MD
  • 66.4i4c Florence G. CLAYBAUGH b. Mar 1890, MD
  • 66.4i4d Harry E. CLAYBAUGH b. Jul 1894
  • 66.4i4e Amy V. CLAYBAUGH b. Jul 1896, MD

66.4i5 Joseph Lincoln HARTSOCK b. Sep 1864, MD, d. 1837, MD, m. 1st. 11 Jan 1894, Bank Hill, Carroll Co., MD, by W. H. ENGLAR (license in Frederick Co.), Sarah Ann KUMP, from Ladiesburg, Frederick Co., b. May 1861, MD, d. 1939, MD; m. 2nd. Sarah Ann TROUT, from Bartholons, MD. In 1900 Joseph was living in Johnsville, Frederick Co. In 1910 through 1920 they were in Uniontown, Carroll Co., MD, living with his step-son-in-law, John W. ALBAUGH, with Bettie Smith 19, a black servant in the home. Sarah Ann KUMP had at least 3 children by her first husband, who were living with them in 1900; Mary C. KUMP b. Apr 1883; Lerra? S. KUMP b. Dec 1884; and Millie E. KUMP b. May 1893 who m. John ALBAUGH. (FH2, MDCR7-8, MDFR12) Children:

  • 66.4i5a Joseph A. HARTSOCK b. May 1896, MD
  • 66.4i5b John T. HARTSOCK b. Apr 1800, MD

66.4i7 John Edward HARTSOCK b. 1869, MD, d. 10 May 1930, MD, age 81y m 14d, m. 22 Sep 1889, Union Bridge, Carroll Co., MD, by D. A. Snider, Minnie D. PHLEAGLE from Frederick Co., MD, b. 3 Aug 1870, MD, d. 28 May 1921, MD, age 50y 9m 25d. In 1900 through 1920 John was farming in Uniontown, Carroll Co. In 1900 Eva B. Eckard, Minnie's sister was in the home. They are buried in St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Graveyard, Carroll Co., MD. (FH2, MDCR6-8, MDCRB5 v6) Children:

  • 66.4i7a Edward F. HARTSOCK b. c1908
  • 66.4i7b Child probably dy.

66.4i8 William T. HARTSOCK b. 1870,m. 1888, Eunice _____? b. c1867, MO. In 1910 William was farming in Rockford, Spokane Co., WA. In 1920 they were living in Oakerdale, Whitman Co., WA. (FH2, WAWH5, WASP3) Children:

  • 66.4i8a Ansalacia HARTSOCK b. c1905, WA
  • 66.4i8b Theodore 'Hodda' T. HARTSOCK b. c1906, WA

66.4j Caleb Andrew HARTSOCK b. 22 Mar 1832, d. 1903, m. _____? (FH2) Children:

  • 66.4j1 Priscilla A. HARTSOCK b. Sep 1859, MD, d. bef. 1920, WI
  • 66.4j2 Elizabeth J. HARTSOCK (to San Francisco, CA)

66.4j1 Priscilla A. HARTSOCK b. Sep 1859, d. bef. 1920, m. 14 May 1879, William M. GILBERT (Commodore) b. 25 Jul 1852, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, s/o William and Anna GILBERT, natives of Philadelphia. In 1882 William formed a partnership with George A. Whiting erecting a paper mill in Menosha, Winnebago Co., WI, selling his interest in 1886. He received the title Commodore due to his interest in yachting on Lake Winnebago. His paper company had the finest steam launch, the "Tia Juania' on the river. He was president of the Manufacturer's Bank of Neenah and was a director of the Riverside Fibre and Paper Company at Appleton. In 1900 they lived in the 3rd. Ward of Neenah with 3 servants in the home. In 1910 he was a widower with his son Albert and 2 servants in the household. It appears that in the 1920 census he had remarried. (FH2, WIWB6-8, WIWBB1 p679) Children:

  • 66.4j1a Albert C. GILBERT b. 1887, WI

66.4j1a Albert C. GILBERT b. 1887, WI, m. Mabel K. _____? b. c1888, WI. In 1920 Albert lived in the 1st. Ward of Neenah, Winnebago, WI. He worked at the paper company. There were several servants in the home. (WIWB8)

  • 66.4j1a1 _____? (fem.) b. c1918, WI (name illegable)

66.4k Daniel HARTSOCK b. 1 Oct 1836, MD, d. 1 Feb 1919, Lisbon, Howard Co., MD, m. 2 Jan 1865, Barbara Rosetta DEVILBISS b. 9 Jan 1837, d. 18 Nov 1911, Lisbon, d/o George and Matilda (NELSON) DEVILBISS. Daniel was a farmer and undertaker in Unionville, Frederick Co., MD. In 1870 through 1880 he was farming in Liberty Twp., Frederick Co. In 1880 Susannah NAUSBAUM 29, Rufus DEVILBISS 23, a farmer, Henry C. DEVILBISS 21, a farm worker, and Elizabeth HARTSOCK 76 were in the household. In 1900 William A. PITTINGER 30, a huckster was in the home. In 1910 Daniel and Barbara were living in West Friendship, Howard Co. They are buried in Poplar Springs Methodist Graveyard, in Howard Co. (FH2, MDB6 v15 p105, MDFR10-12, MDHO5) Children:

66.4k2 Ernest Abner HARTSOCK b. 5 Dec 1867, MD, d. 15 May 1935, Atlanta, Fuller Co., GA, m. c1889, Alta SANNER b. Oct 1870, MD. In 1900 and 1910 he was manager of a tea store in Atlanta. In 1910, Maria SANNER 37, Alta's sister was in the home. In 1930 Ernest was a real estate agent. (FH2, GAFU12-14) Children:

  • 66.4k2a May HARTOCK b. Jun 1894, VA
  • 66.4k2b Ernest Abner HARTSOCK Jr. b. 5 May 1903, GA

66.4k2b Ernest Abner HARTSOCK Jr. b. 5 May 1903, Atlanta, Fulton Co., GA, d. 14 Dec 1930. He was educated at Boys High School and Emory University. He was an instructor at Georgia School of Technology in 1827; Professor of Poetics, Oglethorpe University 1929-1930, and the first Atlanta poet to win the annual Award of the Poetry Society of America. He published 3 volumes of poems: Romance and Stardust 1925; Narcissus and Iscariot 1927; and Strange Splendor in 1930. He was a trained musician. (O52)

66.4k3 Archie C. HARTSOCK b. Sep 1870, MD, d. 1935, m. 1894, Cora SLAGLE b. 1869, MD, d. 1935.. In 1910 Archie was farming in the 4th. District, Howard Co., MD, with Howard Poole 21, a hired hand, and Clara SLAGLE 42 in the household. They are buried in McKendree Cem., Howard Co., MD. (FH2, MDHO5, O2) Children:

  • 66.4k3a Pauline K. HARTSOCK b. 1894, MD, d. 1968
  • 66.4k3b Walter Guy. HARTSOCK b. 9 Nov 1899, MD, 16 Feb 1988

66.4k3a Pauline K. HARTSOCK b. 1894, d. 1968, m. Norman MULLENIX b. 1890, d. 1972. they are Buried in McKendree Cem., Howard Co., MD. There is a Virginia Mullinex DEITRICK b. 1931, d. 1972 buried beside Pauline (O2)

66.4k3b Walter Guy HARTSOCK b. 9 Nov 1899, d. 16 Feb 1988, m. Elizabeth E. _____? b. 27 Jul 1920, d. nd.. They are buried in McKendree Cem., Carroll Co., MD. (O2)

66.4k4 Frank HARTSOCK b. 21 Nov 1871, Unionville, Frederick Co., MD, m. 20 Feb 1895, Ann Elizabeth ALLEN, b. 18 Feb 1876, Marriottsville, Howard Co., MD, d/o John and Sarah Elizabeth (SEVERN) ALLEN. At the time of their marriage Frank was farming in Lisbon, Howard Co., MD. He lived and farmed a 135 acre farm in Union  Bridge, Carroll Co., MD. They were member of the Methodist Church. In 1900 and 1910 they were living in West Friendship Twp., Howard Co. (FH2, MDCRB2, MDHO4-5) Children:

  • 66.4i4a Edgar HARTSOCK b. 18 Dec 1895, MD
  • 66.4i4b Carroll HARTSOCK b. 5 Nov 1897, MD
  • 66.4i4d Grace HARTSOCK b. 1 Mar 1900, MD
  • 66.4i4d Maria HARTSOCK b. 22 Dec 1902, MD
  • 66.4i4e Allen Arvidson HARTSOCK b. 31 Oct 1909, MD, was truck driver for Hood College in Frederick, Frederick Co., MD

66.4i4a Edgar HARTSOCK b. 18 Dec 1895, Lisbon, Howard Co., MD, m. 4 Mar 1919, Mary Helen DIEHL b. 8 Oct 1900, Federick  Co., MD, d/o Samuel and Virginia (BOHN) DIEHL. At one time they lived in Union Bridge, Carroll Co., MD, where Edgar was manager of  Fairfield Dairy. In 1920 and 1930 they were living in Johnsville, Frederick Co., where Edgar was a farmer and a laborer at a cooling station. They were members of the Methodist Church. (FH2, O2, MDFR14, 18) Children:

  • 66.4i4a1 Evelyn Earlene HARTSOCK b. 13 Jun 1921

66.4k4b Carroll HARTSOCK b. 5 Nov 1897, Poplar Springs, Howard Co., MD, d. Oct 1977, Union Bridge, Carroll Co., MD, m. 13 Nov 1918, Marie Helen SINGER b. 10 Dec 1898, Frederick Co., MD, d/o Calvin Oscar and Anna Mae (STITELY) SINGER. In 1920 Carroll was a laborer in a Cement Plant, probably in Union Bridge. In 1930 he was farming and managing of a lunch room in Taneytown, Carroll Co, MD. They were members of the Methodist Church. (FH2, MDCR8-9, US1) Children:

  • 66.4k4b1 Clarence Kenneth HARTSOCK b. 20 Jul 1921
  • 66.4k4b2 Calvin Franklin HARTSOCK b. 5 Jul 1924
  • 66.4k4b3 Anna Mae HARTSOCK b. 19 Sep 1926

66.4k4c Grace HARTSOCK b. 1 Mar 1900, Poplar Springs, Howard Co., MD, m. 2 Oct 1916, Howard W. GERRICK b. 27 Aug 1897, Frederick Co., MD, s/o Samuel A. and Mary Elizabeth (CREAGER) GERRICK. The were members of the Methodist Church in Frederick, Frederick Co. (FH2) Children:

  • 66.4k4c1 Theresa Elizabeth GERRICK b. 18 Apr 1921
  • 66.4k4c2 Lucille May GERRICK b. 30 oct 1922
  • 66.4k4c3 Velma Grace GERRICK b. 27 Aug 1924
  • 66.4k4c4 Yvonne Virginia GERRICK b. 6 Sep 1930

66.4k4d Marie HARTSOCK b. 22 Dec 1902, Poplar Springs, Howard Co., MD, d. aft. 1955, m. 25 Mar 1919, Isaac Earl STITELY b. 15 Dec 1899, Frederick Co., MD, d. 26 Feb 1955, s/o David W. and Grace Irma (GERNAND) STITELY. They were members of the Methodist Church in Frederick, Frederick Co. They are buried in Mt. View Cem., Union Bridge, Carroll Co., MD. (FH2, MDFRB2) Children:

  • 66.4k4d1 Esther Marie STITLEY b. 5 Nov 1923
  • 66.4k4d2 Earl Eugene STITLEY b. 26 May 1925
  • 66.4k4d3 Grace Elizabeth STITLEY b. 2 Jan 1927

66.4k4d2 Earl Eugene STITLEY b. 26 May 1925, MD, d. 12 Jan 1987, m. Audrey C. _____? b. 19 May 1827, d. 18 Mar w002. Earl was A Cpl. in the U. S. Marine Corps in WWII. They are buried in Pipe Creek Cem., Carroll Co., MD. (O2) Children:

  • 66.4k4d2a Timothy W. STITLEY b. 29 Mar 1947,

66.7 David HARTSOCK, b. 26 Jan (Feb) 1789, Frederick Co., MD, d. 25 Jan 1831, m. 1 Nov 1813, Frederick Co., MD, by Rev. James L. Higgans, Eleanor HARDING, b. Frederick Co., MD, d/o Elias HARDING. On 26 Jun 1813 he took up a stray horse near Liberty Town, Frederick Co. David was named in a sheriff's sale of Negro man at Liberty Twp., Frederick Co., on 17 Feb 1816. The family lived in Frederick and Montgomery Counties MD. (FH2, MDFR1, MDFRB3, 19 p77, 20 p77,129,149) Children;

66.7a Henry Elias Harding HARTSOCK b. 9 Dec 1814, Frederic Co., MD, d. 7 Jun 1893, Cardington Twp., Morrow Co., OH, m. 6 Feb 1837, Mary Elizabeth GLISAN b. 24 Apr 1814, MD, d. 15 Jan 1892, Morrow Co., d/o Charles and Mary (BOYER) GLISAN, and granddaughter of John and Elizabeth (HARTSOCK) GLISAN from Frederick Co. He apprenticed 21 Mar 1831 to learn the trade of house joining. From 1870 through 1880 Henry was farming in Cardington Twp. In 1870 Mary GLISAN 75, Mary Elizabeth's mother  was in the household. They are buried in Glendale Cem., Cardington Twp. with children Martha and Clancy. (FH2, MDFRB58, OHMO3-4, OHMOB2) Children:

66.7a1 Mary E. HARTSOCK b. 1836, OH, m. 13 Sep 1859, Morrow Co., OH, by G. Scott, m. Jeremiah SHUNK b. c1820, MD. IN 1860 Jeremiah was farming in Cardington Twp., Morrow Co. in the 1st. Ward, Mansfield, Richland Co., OH. (FH2, OHMO2, OHMOB1, OHRI6) Children:

  • 66.7a1a Clara HARTSOCK b. c1861, OH
  • 66.7a1b Albert HARTSOCK b. c1864, OH

66.7a1b Albert HARTSOCK b. c1864, OH, m. Bertha SCHOLL b. c1880, OH. In 1920 Albert was living in the 1st. Ward, Mansfield, Richland Co., OH, with Bertha's mother, Elizabeth SCHOLL 71 in the home. (OHRI10)

66.7a2 Margaret E. HARTSOCK b. 1841, OH, m. 5 May 1859, Morrow Co., OH, Jacob B. MEANS b. c1831, VA. In 1860 they were living in  Cardington Twp., Morrow Co., OH, with Peter G. White 20, Bryant Reed 11, Eliza ____? 61, and Julia A. ____? were in the household. In 1870 Jacob was farming in Jefferson Twp., Linn Co., MO, with Isaac Reed 38, a farmer in the home. (FH2, OHMO2, MOLN3) Children:

  • 66.7a2a Eloava? MEANS b. c18__?

66.7a5 Henry Clay HARTSOCK b. 19 Apr 1847, OH, d. 10 May 114, Morrow Co., OH, m. 25 Sep 1873, Morrow Co., by J. Shultz, Mary A. (HAINES) KOWERECHE (KERHWECKER) b. 20 Jun 1847, d. 5 May 1908, Morrow Co. They are buried in Glendale Cem., Cardington Twp., Morrow Co. (FH2, OHMOB1-2)

66.7a6 Abbaville Julia HARTSOCK b. 1851, m. 11 Aug 1872, Morrow Co., OH, by C. Baldwin, Harrison Haney SCRIBNER. (FH2, OHMOB1)

66.7a8 David Wesley HARTSOCK b. 20 Sep 1854, OH, d. 11 Jan 1882, OH, m. Gussie MCCULLOUGH b. 6 Oct 1886, Morrow Co., OH, by F. Tyree. David and an infant who died 18 Jan 1887, are buried in Glendale Cem., Cardington Twp., Morrow Co., OH. (FH2, OHMOB1-2)

66.7a10 Charles H. HARTSOCK b. 28 Sep 1856, OH, d. 10 Apr 1921, OH, m. Ella BARRY b. Jan 1858, OH. In 1880 through 1920 they were living in Cardington Twp., Morrow Co., OH. Charles is buried Glendale Cem., Cardington Twp. (FH2, OHMO7, OHMOB2) Children:

  • 66.7a7a Myrtle E. HARTSOCK b. Dec 1879, OH
  • 66.7a7b Charles R. HARTSOCK b. Sep 1889, OH
  • 66.7a7c Jonathan W. HARTSOCK b. Sep 1891, OH
  • 66.7a7d Ralph G. HARTSOCK b. c1890, OH

66.7a7b Charles R. HARTSOCK b. Sep 1889, OH, m. Elsie E. _____? b. c1877, OH. In 1930 Charles was living in  Cardington Twp., Morrow Co., OH. (OHMO8) Children:

  • 66.7a7b Phylis L. HARTSOCK b. c1912, OH

66.7a7e Jonathan W. HARTSOCK b. Sep 1891, OH, m. Grace CURTIS b. c1893, OH, d/o Ernest and Elizabeth CURTIS. In 1920 Jonathan was a hardware salesman in Morrow Co., OH, living with Grace's parents. (OHMO7) Children:

  • 66.7a7c1 Helen J. HARTSOCK b. c1916, OH
  • 66.7a7c2 John W. HARTSOCK b. c1918, OH

66.7c Howard Davis HARTSOCK b. 10 Jun 1822 (May on the gravestone), age 60y 7m 21d, d. 4 Jan 1883, MD, m. 7 Nov 1845, Mary Ann SMITH b. 7 Jul 1821, d. 9 Aug 1903, MD, age 82y 1m 2d. They are buried in Mt. View Cem., Union Bridge, Carroll Co., MD. There is a will for Howard D. HARTSOCK filed 16 Jan 1883 in Carroll Co., MD. (MDCRB4 v7, MDFRB2, 3, 58)

utline of the Descendants of Peter HARTSOCK (132),  found in the HARTSOCK book.

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