COLUMBIANA COUNTY OHIO - BIOS: HARTMAN, Phillip (published 1895)
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This biography was written in 1895 in "Memorial Record of the Counties of
Faribault, Martin, Watonwan and Jackson Minnesota.  

From Alan Hartman in Mpls MN


PHILLIP HARTMAN , a pioneer of 1856, was born in Stark County,Ohio, November 6, 1825,
 a son of James and Mary (Egler) Hartman, natives of Pennsylvania.  The father was 
a shoemaker by trade, and when Phillip was a young child his parents moved to Columbiana
 county, Ohio, where he grew to manhood, and learned the shoemaker's trade in his father's 
shop. He worked for the farmers of the neighborhood during the summer months, and attended 
school in the winter.  In the spring of 1853, at the age of twenty-eight years, he left 
his native State for Rock County, Wisconsin, where he worked on a farm during the summer, 
and in the following fall removed to Fayette county, Iowa.  In the summer
 of 1856 he came to Faribault county, Minnesota, arriving in Winnebago City township on 
August 3, where he filed a claim under the pre-emption law on sections 10 and 15, but at the 
time of the Indian massacre of 1862 he sold his claim.  Mr. Hartman then returned 
and spent the winter in Fayette county, Iowa, and in the spring of 1863, on his return 
to Winnebago City township, he purchased a claim to 160 acres on section 7, and during 
the first winter here worked a part of the time at his trade, having made the first pair
 of boots in this township.  He is now practically retired from active labor.
Mr. Hartman has been three times married, first January ll,1849,in 0hio,to 
Miss Barbara Sanders, and they had one daughter, Mary, now the wife 
of Darius Douglas, of Kansas.  Mrs. Hartman died June 19, 1852, and,
 in Fayette County, Iowa, our subject was united in marriage with 
Elizabeth Catherine Jemison. They had four children, viz.: Joseph J., a farmer of 
Nashville, Martin county, Minnesota; James J., engaged in the same occupation in the 
same county; Loren E., who farms the old homestead; and Susie, wife of Edward A. Perman, 
of St. Paul.  The wife and mother departed this life April 3, 1877.  
December 31, 1881, Mr. Hartman married Matilda (Robins) Hill, a native of Granville county, 
Ontario, and widow of A. R. Hill.  By her former marriage Mrs. Hartman had two daughters:
 Emily Clarinda, wife of Frederich J. Clark, of Rochester, New York; and Trissie A., who died
 March 18, 1882.  The family are members of the United Brethren Church .