Hardeman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Father of Jesse Hardeman

jimharlbeach — 2009-11-08 07:20:11Z

my great grandfather was Jesse Hardeman. His parents were Charles A Hardman b 1780-1790 Buckingham Co. VA, d ca 1847 Oglethorpe Co GA. and Betsey Willingham b ca 1799 d 1840/41. They were m on 9 Jan 1817 in Oglethorpe Co. GA. Jesse Hardeman (Hardman according to 1850 census of Oglethorpe Co. GA) was in Co. B, 1st Georgia Reserve Volunteers of Clarke County and died while on guard duty at Andersonville Prison during the war of Northern Agression (Civil War). His son, James Thomas Hardeman, was my grandfather. I am James Spaulding Hardeman of Long Beach CA

Re: Hardeman plantations in Georgia

CherylHardemanWatkins — 2009-09-20 04:50:03Z

I do believe you are related to us. I am Blanton's great granddaughter. Richard Hobson Hardeman( Blanton's youngest son)is my grandfather, my father(Willie Horne Hardman Sr.) just passed last March. I am the youngest of his 9 children of which 8 are left. Carl (cwd1) who posted the Hardeman plantation, & Beauragard Hardeman are our family tree researchers. You can contact me @ cher806@bellsouth.net and
I can get you in touch with both of them. I'm not sure but I think Beau is from the Robert Vines side, if not then Carl is. The Hardeman Family Cemetary is on our family property in Gray, it's on Elizabeth (Hardeman)Glover's tract. I also have a Family tree that Beau did I can try and dig it up if you would like a copy if I can find mine I'm sure Beau & Carl have one. My pc crashed and I'm not sure if I still have it on this pc.

Re: Hardeman plantations in Georgia

ellenor76 — 2009-07-29 16:34:29Z

Dear cwdav1:
I am related to Robert Vines Hardeman. The 1870 census is the first census to list blacks by names. There is a reference to Blanton Hardeman in the book, "History of Jones County," by Carolyn Williams, in which Isaac Hardeman, his cousin, John Thomas Hardeman, and Blanton Hardeman, a freed slave, held off a mob who were threatening to storm the county courthouse.
Blanton Hardeman, his first wife, Rose, and daughter, Maxeline, are listed in the 1870 Jones County census. He and his second wife, Martha, are listed in the 1880-1910 Jones County census. The 1900 census gives the ages, month and year of birth of all the family, including 9 children.
There is a Hardeman Cemetery, in which mostly blacks are buried, near Gray, Jones County, on Hardeman property. Blanton and his family are buried there.
If you would like to contact me for more information, you
can e-mail me at ellenorhowell@aol.com
Ellenor Howell

Hardeman plantations in Georgia

cwdav1 — 2009-07-28 03:42:07Z

Seeking names of slaves on the Hardeman plantations/farms in Jones and Newton Cos. GA 1820-1860s - in particular (all w/ surname of Hardeman) Green b. 1830, Emily b. 1835, Blanton b. 1836, Mary b. 1844, Beauregard b. 1860 and Hattie b. 1862. They may have been on p/f of anglo Robert Vines Hardeman or children especially John Hardeman. Green, Blanton, John & Jeffrey Wilson (father-in-law of Emily) registered to vote on same day, apparently together since they are listed in the record book virtually one right after the other, in Jones Co. in July 1867.

HARDEMAN George W Jr 1897-1970

t42American — 2009-01-28 16:58:56Z

HARDEMAN George W Jr 1897-1970

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HARDEMAN Harvey W 1965 1980 son brother

t42Chimes_SonomaCoCA — 2009-01-23 21:28:47Z

HARDEMAN Harvey W 1965 1980 son brother

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HARDEMAN Grace E 1901-1990

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:23:42Z

HARDEMAN Grace E 1901-1990

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HARDEMAN Ada L 1868-1937

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:23:33Z

HARDEMAN Ada L 1868-1937

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HARDEMAN James M 1867-1959

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:23:20Z

HARDEMAN James M 1867-1959

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HARDEMAN Rome J W 1870-1927

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:23:09Z

HARDEMAN Rome J W 1870-1927

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HARDEMAN J B Buddy 1926-1980

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:22:59Z

HARDEMAN J B Buddy 1926-1980

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HARDEMAN Dorothy Jean 1923-2002

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:22:52Z

HARDEMAN Dorothy Jean 1923-2002

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HARDEMAN Bruce Sanford 1925-1981

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:22:42Z

HARDEMAN Bruce Sanford 1925-1981

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HARDEMAN Lena Mae and Sam M

t42justin — 2009-01-06 18:22:32Z

HARDEMAN Lena Mae and Sam M

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Re: Parents and beyond of Elizabeth Hardeman

peddie448 — 2009-01-03 21:39:45Z

HELLO: I too am descended from THOS. HARDEMAN b. 1730 VA & his wife, ELIZABETH. I come from their daughter, WINNIE HARDEMAN who mar. JOHN MOORE, thru their son, SPENCER MOORE, of TATTNALL CO. GA.
However, I dont think there is a shred of evidence (that I know of) that proves that Thomas Hardeman above, was son of a Joseph. Nor that he was gr'son of John.
If anyone has evidence proving same, I'd LOVE to know about it. I've asked people for any bit of evidence proving it for years, but so far, have seen nothing.
I know that someone started this *rumor* years ago, and someone shows it on their "family pedigree", but honestly, I do not believe there is a bit of documentation to prove it. (I think someone has "said" that their "proof" seems to be that our THOMAS has a son by the name of "Joseph" and that seemed to be his "proof" that thomas's FATHER must have been named Joseph. But honestly, that is not any kind of "proof."
But please, if there IS some type of evidence, please please pass it on to those of us who are unaware of it, so that we may be enlightened.
So far, I know of no proof of Thomas's parentage, and I'd sure love to know!
There are many of us on the HARDEMAN email list at yahoogroups, and any and all who are related are welcome to join! Just send an email to:
HARDEMAN-SUBSCRIBE@yahoogroups.com
Thank you, and I hope to hear of any evidence of parents of Thomas Hardeman! I am hoping to learn!
THANKS!
TINA KEENE PEDDIE
tpeddie@charter.net and desabla1@yahoo.com

Re: Parents and beyond of Elizabeth Hardeman

mcarrera — 2009-01-02 22:08:17Z

Trying to document Elizabeth Hardeman's father, Thomas, to his father - Joseph, to his father John. I am a descendant of Hustus Studstill who married Elizabeth. Would be interested in sharing info with you. Thanks, Marilyn

Hardeman, John/Joseph/Thomas

mcarrera — 2009-01-02 21:42:26Z

Trying to connect and document John "the younger" hardeman, to his son Joseph, and to his son Thomas. If anyone has info I would appreciate contacting me. mcarrera@bellsouth.net.

Re: Thomas and John HARDEMAN

mcarrera — 2008-12-01 14:09:47Z

I don't have any additional information as yet but hope to soon. Will contact you then.

Re: Hardeman family of Williamson County, Tennessee

WestKYGenealogy — 2008-07-27 00:18:58Z

Hello,
My name is Don Howell and i live in Western, KY.
While in a Antique Store in Hazel, Calloway County, KY today i found an old family Bible that appears to have belonged to a Almira Hardeman-McKissack. It's full of old family photos (front part of the Bible has a Album in it) and it has several funeral notices stuck inside it. If you or anyone one else in that family maybe interested in getting this Bible contact me at westkygenealogy@yahoo.com and we'll try to get it back to the family.

Below are a few photos i took with my camera photo.

Don Howell

Robert Franklin Hardeman

weathermant217 — 2007-06-17 03:17:34Z

Robert Franklin Hardeman was born May 14, 1879 in Tennessee
but lived in Texas. He lived most of his live in Wharton county Texas but was in Navarro county, Tx in 1910
I am looking to connect with one of his descendants.
He was married to Nelia C. Hux in Navarro county on April 05, 1910. their children where Robert M. (Woody) Hardeman, Mary Jane Hardeman, and James Percy Hardeman.
Mary Jane married Orval Leland Best, Sr and James married Patricia June Yockey. I think all are deceased but would like to find one of their children.

Re: Isaiah Hardman/HARDEMAN of Carroll Co., GA

meredithclapper128 — 2007-12-21 21:35:58Z

I just found Sarah Hardman Reid on the 1860 census and see that she named a daughter Aletha. Isaiah had a daughter Aletha as well as a sister Lethe. I'm thinking this is looking very good for a potential match.

Re: Isaiah Hardman/HARDEMAN of Carroll Co., GA

meredithclapper128 — 2007-12-21 20:19:32Z

Stephen,

I agree Sarah looks like a potential match for Isaiah Hardman's line--he did have son Madison M. Hardman c. 1827, Bennett Hardman b. 1829 & son Berry b. 1831.

I checked George T. Powell's two volume set on the Powell & Hardman families and he doesn't show her as a child. Isaiah probably died in Randolph Co., AL and their court house burned at some point so I've not been able to find any estate records for him.

The Hardman family came to Oglethorpe Co., GA about the time that the completely unrelated Hardeman family got there too. I happen to be related to both of them so try to keep tabs on everyone. I wasn't sure if you knew to check Hardman records. I'd be happy to send you my file on this line.

Re: HARDEMAN Ella Mae and Newton J

meredithclapper128 — 2008-11-04 22:18:25Z

Warner Smith Hardman was the son of Newton Jehu Hardman & Ella Frances Wilkerson. Newton Jehu Hardman was the son of Renew Isaac Hardman & Elizabeth Edna Hayes. I can go further back on this family if you need me to do so.

The Hardmans started out in VA & moved briefly to upstate SC, and then to Oglethorpe Co., GA. A completely unrelated Hardeman family was also in Oglethorpe Co. which resulted in the surnames becoming confused. Luckily, I'm related to both so try to keep tabs on them all.

Warner Smith Hardman b. 1 Feb 1871 Anderson Co., TX m. Susie Jurdon/Jordan 18 Nov 1894. After her death, he married Lura Dale McGurie. Warner died 13 Nov 1946.

1870 Anderson Co., TX p 214 Palestine post office
Hardman, Newton 28 farmer $300 b. GA
Ella F 25 kh b. AL
Julius M 4 at home b. TX
Romulus 3 at home
James A 1 at home

1880 Anderson Co., TX ed 5 p154
Hardman, N J 36 farmer GA/GA/GA
Ella F 34 wife kh AL/GA/GA
Rhomulus 13 son works on farm TX/GA/AL
Allen J 11
Namen 9
Francis 5 AR/GA/Al
Ada 3 dau AR
G___ J 9/12 Mar TX/GA/AL

Re: Father of Jesse Hardeman

mcarrera — 2008-11-19 14:40:59Z

Hi Jan,
Saw your posting of 2005...we have corresponded before re Studstill's. I too am trying to document Studstill/Hardeman line beginning with:
Elizabeth Hardeman(dtr of Thomas/Eliz.Margett) m. Hustus Studstill(I think I have this one pretty well documented) TO: Joseph b. 1703, m. Sarah Eliz. Clayton b.c.1730-1810, Charles City, Va.
TO: John "the younger" Hardeman, b. 1686, Prince George Co.Va colony, m. Henrietta Maria Taylor b.c.1688
TO: John "the elder" Hardeman, b. 1654, m. Marie "Mary" Eppes, b.c. 1664, Henrico Co.,Va.
Would appreciate any help you can give me on this...haven't found anything new on Va. Studstill's - hope we can soon! Thanks, Marilyn Studstill Carrera

Re: Thomas and John HARDEMAN

mcarrera — 2008-11-14 22:48:32Z

Am researching Hardeman's with special interest in John Hardeman who came to this country before 1700. If you have any information I would greatly appreciate sharing it. Thanks, Marilyn Carrera, mcarrera@bellsouth.net

Isaiah HARDEMAN of Carroll Co., GA

westblues — 2007-12-21 13:03:56Z

Looking for any info on family of Isaiah HARDEMAN (c1782-aft1860), son of Uriah and Frances CHANDLER. Isaiah had two wives, Tabitha FORD and Martha MEAD.
Have the family in following census reports:

1820 Oglethorpe Co., GA
1830 Butts Co., GA
1840 + 1850 Carroll Co., GA
1860 Randolph Co., AL

I believe that my ancestor Sarah HARDEMAN was his daughter, cannot prove it, though. She married John W REID in Carroll Co., GA in 1844. According to the 1850 census for that county she was born in GA about 1829.

There are two daughters of Isaiah in the 1830 and 1840 census that are not accounted for and that would be perfect matches.

Does anybody have info on this family? Would love to share.
Thanks, Stephen

Re: Hardeman family of Williamson County, Tennessee

jbroo46 — 2008-07-27 01:11:52Z

This whole adventure started because I was looking at the pile of old books I bought probably 30 years ago which included two old Algebra books, Part I and Part II. For the first time I noticed the name in the Part II book was written PETER HARDEMAN, FRANKLIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE. The Part II book had MYRA THOMPSON written in the front. I am sumising that they probably married. I found Peter Hardeman (b. 1842) in 1850-1870 census....but in 1880 I think I found him in Nashville in what I believe to be the state penetentiary. In 1900 I found his widowed wife and 3 kids living in Franklin, Williamson County again. And then I found the WWI Draft Registration card of his youngest son, Paul.
Thomas Jones Hardeman (great uncle of this Peter Hardeman) had Hardeman County, TN named for him and he and his brother went to Texas in the 1830's. They were both quite prominent there. MUCH information on Thomas Jones Hardeman and his son, William Polk Hardeman, online.

Sorry I'm not related to these folks! But was really interesting learning about the man and probably his wife who owned these Algebra books in the 1850's!
Here's some more information:
1850 CENSUS - Williamson County, TN, 10th Civil District
251/251
Frank Hardeman, 35, $10,000 Real estate value, TN
Catherine C. Hardeman, 31, TN
Laura F., 12, (all children born in TN)
Alice, 10
Peter, 8 (The Algebra book, pub. 1857, belonged to this Peter!)
Almira, 5
Franklin, 1
(4 older females living with them)
Note: These Algebra books were written by Joseph Ray (1807-1855) and was a noted fellow in his day. I did an internet search on just his name and there is much info about him online....so the books are also noteworthy!

1860 CENSUS - Williamson County, TN, East Subdivision, Franklin PO
1054/991
Frank Hardeman, 45, farmer, $30,000 real estate/$32,000 Personal est., TN (wealthy!)
C. C. Hardeman, 41, TN
Laura, 22 (all persons below, born TN)
Peter, 18
Almira, 15
F., (male), 12
C., (female), 10
S., (male), 7
Dollie McRae, 60

1870 CENSUS - Davidson County, TN - Nashville, 11th District
218/222
Peter Hardeman, 28, TN
Martha Hardeman, 28, TN
Eugene, 3, TN
Sarah C., 7/12, TN

1880 CENSUS
(Unable to find the family, but did find a Peter Hardeman, age 31, living in some sort of institution with hundeds of other adults....probably state penitentiary....in Nashville.)

1900 CENSUS - 10th Civil District, Williamson County, TN
76/79
Martha Hardeman,, Dec 1841, 55, widow, 4 chidlren/4 living, TN TN TN , farmer
Eugene, son, Aug 1870, 27, TN TN TN, farm laborer
Sallie, daughter, oct 1873, 26, TN TN TN
Paul, son, Oct 1875, TN TN TN, farm laborer

I also found Paul Hardeman's WWI draft registration card listing him at Rt. 2, Franklin, Williamson County, TN, age 43, born Oct 10, 1874. Self-employed farmer. Lewisburg Pike, Franklin, Williamson County, TN. Nearest relative was Mrs. W. H. Barnett, sister, Rt. 1, Franklin. Tall, medium build and blue eyes!

I am speculating that Peter Hardeman's wife was the Myra Thompson whose name appeared in Part I book of the Algebra. She had written in the book that is belonged to James Boling Haddox. I found Boles Haddox (age 13) living with the Elizah Thompson family in District 1, Williamson County, TN, Frankllin in the 1860 census....and I bet "Myra or Martha" was the one shown as "Sissie Thompson, age 17) in that census. (Found Boles Haddox as a druggist in Nashville, age 23 single, in 1870. And 1880 mortality schedule for Nashville showed J. B. Haddox, druggist, died at age 31 of Paralysis.

This is also of interest:
http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us/pub/user_form.asp?step=1&...

Jerry Brooks
Murphy, NC
jbtexan@brmemc.net

Re: family

cherylchastang — 2008-03-06 23:30:02Z

my family is from tx ,from austin, elgin ,smithville and bastrop. if you would like to talk you can e-mail at cherylchastang@yahoo.com

Re: Hardeman Family lineage Black and White

cherylchastang — 2008-03-06 23:18:43Z

There are a whole lot of hardeman that live in bastrop, smithville and elgin ,texas my mother is a hardeman her father names is thomas and his father names is alexander and thomas mother names is sarah but my great grandfather name was bush taylor who was from ks,mo

Re: Nore on Blackstone Hardeman Heirs

Jeremy_Housley — 2007-05-07 03:53:09Z

More on Blackstone not nore, sorry folks. (-:

Nore on Blackstone Hardeman Heirs

Jeremy_Housley — 2007-05-07 03:51:36Z

Ok, I know I have some relatives that want to claim the shares. Please contact Patsie with you line information so she can calculate your interest. Payday!

"I am actually researching a tract of land that
Blackstone Hardeman conveyed in 1874, but reserved all
of the mineral interest. Upon his death, this
interest passed to his heirs. I have an Affidavit of
Heirship that was filed in the Nacogdoches County
Records that list all the 16 children of Blackstone
and Rebecca Hardeman. One of the 16, Bruce, died at
an early age.

So now I need to determine how the other 15 children's
interest has passed until present day. The problem is
that around 1905 some of the children conveyed their
mineral interest, or portions thereof, to others
outside the family. S.H. Hardeman, being Samuel H.,
conveyed all his 1/15 interest to E.A. Blount in
conveyance dated September 21, 1903 and recorded in
Volume 47, Page 632 of the Deed Records of Nacogdoches
County, Texas. So I don't actually need to determine
his heirs because they acquired no interest. If you
would like, I could mail you a copy of this document.

If you have done any research on the other Hardeman
siblings, I would greatly appreciate connecting with
you about this. I have spoken with several local
descendants and have actually determined the heirship
in about 5 of the siblings.

Thank you for your response to my inquiry.

Patsie Coulter
pc_texas@yahoo.com
Independent Landman
Center, Texas

I wonder what happened to Bruce's shares. He never used them due to an early death. I say we as a family should find out what happened to it. What happens to the shares for those who have died without having any heirs of there own? Anyway, good news overall.

Jeremy Housley

Here is my line.

1. Jeremy Housley 1972-
2. Peggy Hardeman 1956-2003
3. Albert H. Hardeman 1928-1975
4. Hal A. Hardeman 1899-1984
5. Samuel Hunter Hardeman 1849-1909
6. Blackstone Hardeman Jr. 1822-1882
7. Blackstone Hardeman 1790-1867

Blackstone Hardeman Heirs

Jeremy_Housley — 2007-05-07 02:05:36Z

I recieved an email from Patsie Coulter who is interested in our family. Below is her email:

"Hello. My name is Patsie Coulter and I am a property
researcher in East Texas. I am currently working on a
tract of property that belonged to Blackstone
Hardeman, Jr., and wife, Rebecca Hardeman before 1874
for an oil and gas company. I found your email from
postings on RootsWeb. Are you a descendant of
Blackstone Hardeman? I would much appreciate any
information you may have about this family. I thank
you in advance for your time."

Patsie Coulter
Independent Landman
Center, Texas

Here is my line. (Jeremy Housley)

1. Jeremy Housley 1972-
2. Peggy Hardeman 1956-2003
3. Albert H. Hardeman 1928-1975
4. Hal A. Hardeman 1899-1984
5. Samuel Hunter Hardeman 1849-1909
6. Blackstone Hardeman Jr. 1822-1882
7. Blackstone Hardeman 1790-1867

Let me know what I can do.

Jeremy

Re: Constantine and Elizabeth Owen Hardeman Bell and Erath County TX

Jeremy_Housley — 2007-05-04 00:15:51Z

Harry Brown

hbgen05a@starband.net

Hello from Montana, the above name and email are to whom you are seeking. Hope this helps.

Jeremy,

My name is Harry Brown. My Great Great Grandfather was Constantine Hardeman--who was a brother to Blackstone Hardeman, Jr. So, it would appear that we are distant cousins. We live in central Texas just south of Stephenville near a little community named Duffau. "Constant" and his wife Elizabeth (who was also a Hardeman--cousins) are buried in the Duffau Cemetery which is across the road from our farm. We still live on the farm that "Constant" purchased in 1877 and one of the farmhouses is still standing.

Another brother to Blackstone, Jr., William Nicholas "Nick" Hardeman and his wife Mary, are buried in Hamilton Co., Tx which is about 10 miles south of us. I've never tried to locate their gravesite, though.

That's about all the info I have on the family. Hope that helps. HB

Re: Thomas and John HARDEMAN

Isabellepris — 2008-11-30 17:26:18Z

Have only found Hardeman back to 1765 in Kentucky. Would apprecaite receiving sources showing Hardemans back to 1700 from 1765 or so.

Re: Hardeman family of Williamson County, Tennessee

Isabellepris — 2008-07-27 18:14:04Z

Don: As I just explained in a note to Jerry, a family friend and I tried for several years to find a link between her family spelled with an "e" and mine spelled with an "i." Unfortunately, she died before we succeeded. However, I occasionally stil try. That said to explain my interest in the bible.
How much is it? I would copy what information I could from it and then donate it to the NEHGS or the Wayne County Library for their bible collection.
Do let me know if no one else steps forward for it.
Bob Hardiman
Alexandria, VA

Re: Hardeman family of Williamson County, Tennessee

Isabellepris — 2008-07-27 18:07:20Z

Jerry: Thanks for the information. For several years, a family friend and I tired to find a link between her family spelled with an "e" and mine spelled with an "i." Unfortunately, she died before we succeeded one way or the other. Now, I occassionally still try.
Bob Hardiman
Alexandria, VA

Re: HARDEMAN _1_ Tol B _1858-1927.JPG

mslorette — 2007-06-07 13:32:29Z

Thank you for posting the pictures. I live in OKC...and never knew that my grandfather's uncle was buried here!

Re: family

mslorette — 2007-08-14 11:10:32Z

Hi Gloria,

I am a decendent of the Blackstone Hardeman Family from Texas. I have quite a bit of info on this line, and am in contact with several other Hardeman family members.

Contact me at
mslorette@netscape.com

Re: Anyone have BERTHA HARDEMAN in their data base?

mslorette — 2007-07-26 12:35:04Z

I find a Bertha Smith with 3 children living with her parents John K and Louise Hardeman in the 1920 census in Wilbarger Co. Texas. The census is a bit difficult to read, but I believe the children's names are Claude Everett, Jewell L and Floyd.

I have been trying to figure out who this John K Hardeman decended from?? Possibly from Wm Constantine Hardeman and his wife Sarah Keese. If John's middle name was Keese, that would explain the middle initial. The birth year is about right. Anyone have anymore info??

Re: Phineas Hardeman

Thardeman1962 — 2008-09-09 23:14:17Z

I HAVE A PHINEAS H HARDEMAN IN MY FAMILY TREE DONT KNOW IF IT IS THE SAME BUT WOULD LOVE TO FIND OUT IM ALSO FROM GA.PLEASE REPLY THANK YOU T.A.HARDEMAN

Re: Phineas Hardeman

Thardeman1962 — 2008-09-09 23:14:16Z

I HAVE A PHINEAS H HARDEMAN IN MY FAMILY TREE DONT KNOW IF IT IS THE SAME BUT WOULD LOVE TO FIND OUT IM ALSO FROM GA.PLEASE REPLY THANK YOU T.A.HARDEMAN

Phineas Hardeman

hardemanc — 2007-08-03 18:16:21Z

Hi
I am new here, my name is Cress Hardeman and I am from Ga. Hoping to find any info on Phineas Hardeman from Pa. captured in the civil war and any of his ancestors or descendants. Thanks to all.

Cress

Re: Black Hardemans

mccrart — 2007-09-29 04:01:05Z

Dear Mary Hardeman Anderson
I am writing from Detroit! I met a Blanton Hardeman here Detroit in 1994. His daughter to my understanding is living in Texas as of 2000. The Blanton that I write of is related to William Hardeman of Oglethrope County. The Hardeman family that lived there in 1870 from oral history were not slaves. William and my grandfather George Washington Hardeman were brothers. Are were speaking of the same Hardeman family.

Re: Eleazar HARDEMAN/Elizabeth FOSTER

ellenor76 — 2008-10-11 21:58:58Z

Dear Cindy:
The only proof that I have found that Elizabeth Foster was the daughter of James Foster and Martha Dupuy (Dupie) was that Eleazar and Elizabeth Foster Hardeman named a son, James Foster Hardeman, and a daughter, Martha Dupuy (Dupie).They are listed in James Foster Hardeman's Bible, with their birth dates. The Bible is available in the Tennessee State Archives, Nashville, Tennessee.

I have not found a will for Eleazar Hardeman in Williamson County, Tennessee records. He died on June 26, 1841, according to an obituary, which appeared in the "Western Weekly Review, in Williamson County, Tennessee.

There is more information about Eleazar and his family in my family history, "The Hardeman Family History," published last year. I have spent almost 30 years researching the Hardeman family. I am descended from Blackstone Hardeman, a brother to Eleazar.

Please contact me at ellenorhowell@aol.com, if you would like more information about my book.

Re: HARDEMAN Ella Mae and Newton J

ellenor76 — 2008-11-04 19:25:55Z

In the Texas Birth Index, there is a record of Newton Jasper Hardeman's birth on May 17, 1919, in Wood County.

In the 1920 and 1930 Wood County, Texas censuses, Newton J. Hardeman is listed at seven months old in 1920, and at 10 years old in 1930, as a son of Warner S. (1920), Warren S. (1930) and Lura D. Hardeman, with siblings, Warren, Jr., and Ura Lee, daughter.

In the 1910 Wood County, Texas census, Warner S. Hardeman, 38, widowed, born in Texas, is listed with son, Harvey E., 10, and mother, Ella F. Hardeman, widowed, 64 years old, born in Alabama. So Warner had a first marriage before he married Lura.

I have not been able to find the family in the 1880 or 1900 censuses, although they were probably there, since Warren (Warner) was born in 1872 in Texas.

My great uncle was Newton Hardeman and had a twin brother, Jasper Hardeman, born in Giles County, Tennessee. Neither of them had a son, named Warren or Warner, nor a grandson named Warren or Warner that I have been able to find. However, it's quite a coincidence. This mystery is what makes genealogy so fascinating!

HARDEMAN Ella Mae and Newton J

t42Moore — 2008-11-03 12:05:20Z

HARDEMAN Ella Mae and Newton J

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Hardeman family of Williamson County, Tennessee

jbtexan — 2007-05-16 16:36:14Z

I am seeking descendants of Peter Hardeman (1784-1820), son of Thomas Hardeman. Peter's son, Franklin "Frank" Hardeman (1815-1878) was the father of Peter Hardeman (b. about 1842). Frank and his wife, Catherine Carson Wilson, had 7 children. All were probably born in Williamson County, TN.

Eleazar HARDEMAN/Elizabeth FOSTER

CindyWaters52 — 2008-10-09 01:49:01Z

Eleazar and Elizabeth FOSTER HARDEMAN are my 5th great grandparents. I am descended through their daughter Nancy L. HARDEMAN who married Richard CRUNK in 1835 in Williamson Co., TN. Has anyone found a will for Eleazar? Does anyone have proof that James FOSTER (who married Martha DUPUY) is the father of Eleazar's wife, Elizabeth? I would appreciate any information on this family. Thank you.

Re: Hardeman family of Williamson County, Tennessee

unknown11376 — 2007-07-17 17:31:42Z

To: jbtexan
I have information on Peter Hardeman, his ancestors and descendants in my book, "The Hardeman Family History," published in 2007. The book is the culmination of over 25 years of research. I am a great, great granddaughter of Blackstone Hardeman, Peter's brother.
The book is a hardbound, 524 page history of Hardemans and related families, with an index, footnotes and bibliography of my sources. It may be ordered from Ellenor Howell, 7513 Collingwood St., Sacramento, CA 95822, for $55, which includes shipping.
Sincerely,
Ellenor(Hardeman) Howell

Re: Black Hardemans

grady_hardeman — 2008-06-14 00:36:35Z

go to hardeman.org and you will see our family tree i will be completing the family tree on hardemans.org my grand pa is on the tree he is clerance hardeman i'm his grandson our family tree started in austin. we are black.