OBITS: HARTMAN, Phillip 1903 Stark County Ohio

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Press News,  August 1, 1903

				DIED.
			      HARTMAN

At Rochester, Minn., on Saturday, July 25, 1903, Phillip 
Hartman, aged 78 years.
   Deceased was born in Stark county, Ohio, on Nov. 6, 
1825. In the spring of 1853, at the age of 28 years, he 
left his native State for Rock county , Wisconsin. The 
following fall he removed to Fayette county, Iowa. In the 
summer of 1856 he came to Faribault county, Minn., 
arriving in Winnebago City township on August 3, where 
he filed a claim under the preemption law on Sections 
10 and 15, but at the time of the Indian massacre of 
1862 he sold his claim. He 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 of 160 acres on Section 7, and during the first winter 
here worked a part of the time at his trade, shoemaking, he 
having made the first boots in the township.
   About two weeks ago Mr. Hartman went to the Mayo 
hospital at Rochester where he underwent an operation. 
He came out of the operation nicely and for a time it 
looked like he would recover, but a turn for the worse 
occurred and medical skill was powerless to save his life.
   Deceased was an honorable, upright man. In the 
community in which he so long lived he was held in the 
highest esteem. He was a consistent Christian and a member 
of the United Brethren church. Mr. Hartman had been three 
times married - first January 11, 1849, in Ohio, to Miss 
Barbara Sanders, who died June 19, 1852. His second wife 
died April 3, 1877. On Dec. 31, 1881, he was married to 
Matilda (Robins) Hill, a native of Granville county, Ontario, 
and widow of A. R. Hill, who survives him. Four children are 
living, namely Mrs. Mary Douglass, of Kansas; Mrs. J. W. 
Scheaffer, of this city; Mrs. Edward A. Perman, and Lorin 
Hartman of Winnebago City township.
   The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the 
Basey church, Rev. A. B. Wolfe officiating. Interment was made in the 
church cemetery.