Hartley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Filmore Larkin HARTLEY

FMHartley25 — 2009-11-09 03:10:32Z

The three boys left behind were Filmore Larkin Hartley; Alford Benton Hartley; and John Jefferson Hartley. Their father was killed in the Civil War; and their mother married Harrison Hartley. I have had contact with a decendent of John Jefferson, but not the other two. May

Edmund vs. Edmond

L_C_H — 2009-11-06 20:19:57Z

I just ran across a genealogy typed by my father. On the cover sheet he very clearly typed "Carl EdmUnd Hartley", cap U for emphasis only. His father was Edmond Compton Hartley.

Sorry, folks, I got it turned around when I first started my tree.

Please be sure to correct your entries, Dad was very adamant about the spelling.

Cheers

Hartley

JIWelsch — 2009-10-24 15:34:11Z

LONE TREE, Iowa - Luther 'Lute' Hartley, 69, of Lone Tree died Friday, July 6, 2001, at his home with his family, following an extended illness.

Services are 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Sorden-Lewis Funeral Home in Lone Tree. Carol Kaalberg, Parish Life Coordinator, will officiate. Burial will be at the Muscatine Memorial Park Cemetery in Muscatine. A luncheon will be held at the Lone Tree American Legion following the burial. Pallbearers are Jim Slack, Bob Barkema, Bill Jarrard Bill Richter, Ernie Schmutz and Steve Cerny.

Visitation is 4-8 p.m. today at the funeral home. Memorials may be made the Iowa City Hospice.

Mr. Hartley was born Sept. 8, 1931, in Pemberville, Ohio, the son of Cecil Charles and Rouie Sayre Hartley. He married Norma Jean Howell March 15, 1952, at the St. Mathias Rectory in Muscatine.

He was a 1949 graduate of Wilton High School.

He served with the U.S. Air Force for four years during the Korean Conflict.

He retired from Iowa Electric Light and Power Company after 40 years.

He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lone Tree, the Lone Tree American Legion and the Moose of Muscatine.

He liked to camp, fish, play Cribbage and work with wood. He loved spending time with his family and friends.

Survivors include his wife, Norma of Lone Tree; a son, Donald Hartley and his fiance, Deb Schenkel, of Mount Vernon; six daughters, Linda Loveless and special friend, Bobby Doerres, of Muscatine, Cindy Klein of Waterloo, Nancy Ford and her husband, Jerry, Irene Freid and Diana Feldman and her husband, Scott, all of Lone Tree, and Mary Wood and her husband, Doug 'Woody', of Navarre, Fla.; 18 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Hildreth Noble of Wilton and Jane Luettjohann of Cedar Bluff.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and three brothers, Nate, Roland and Alfred.
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WILTON, Iowa -- William D. Hartley, age 64, Wilton, died Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at Simpson Memorial Home, West Liberty.

Services are 10:30 a.m. Friday, July 25, at Bentley Funeral Home, Wilton. The Rev. Samuel Hahn will officiate. Musical selections will be provided by organist, Diana Gradert and vocalist, Henry Bentley. Pallbearers are Vern Babcock, Mark McKillip, Bart LaCrosse, Raymond Bein, Paul Thomas, and Wally Ray. Honorary pallbearers are Matthew Hartley, Tyler Hartley, Caitlin O'Connell, and Bryan O'Connell. Burial will be at Oakdale Cemetery, Wilton, with military rites conducted by the Wilton American Legion Post No. 584.

Visitation is 3-8 p.m. Thursday, July 24, at the funeral home.

Mr. Hartley was born on March 30, 1939, in Wilton, the son of Nathan and Mary Thomas Hartley. He married Anita A. Bein on Nov. 23, 1958, in Wilton.

He served in the U.S. Navy.

He was as plant superintendent and engineer at J.M. Manufacturing, Wilton. He then was plant manager for J.M. Manufacturing in McNary, Ore., retiring in 1993.

He was a past member of the Wilton Jaycees, the Wilton Board of Adjustment, the Wilton Chamber of Commerce and the Winter Warriors Snowmobile Club. He was a member of the Wilton Fire Department for 10 years, where he served as assistant fire chief. He was a Certified Firemanship Trainer with the State of Iowa and was a member of the Iowa Fireman's Association. He taught First Aid and CPR for the American Red Cross.

He was involved in Boy Scouts and enjoyed growing roses.

Survivors include his wife; a daughter, Denise O'Connell and her husband, James, of Newberg, Ore.; a son, Tim Hartley and his significant other, Wanda Brandies, of Wilton; a sister, Helen Drew and her husband, George, of New South Wales, Australia; five brothers, Richard Jensen and his wife, Mary, of Neillsville, Wis., Ron Knouse and his wife, Connie, of Tipton, Tom Knouse and his wife, Tee, of Oakharbor, Wash., Chuck Knouse and his wife, Cindy, of Tipton, and Dan Knouse and his wife, Sandy, of Tipton; three grandsons, Matthew Hartley, Tyler Hartley, and Bryan O'Connell; and a granddaughter, Caitlin O'Connell.

He was preceded by his father, Nathan Hartley; his mother, Mary Hartley Knouse; and his stepfather, Raymond Knouse.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Mary L. Hartley, 72, of Muscatine, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001, at her home.

Services are 1:30 p.m. Friday at Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. The Rev. Lloyd Mansfield of the Church of Christ will officiate. Pallbearers are grandchildren. Burial will be in the Memorial Park Cemetery. A luncheon will follow the burial service at the Church of Christ.

Visitation is 4-7 p.m. Thursday funeral home.

Mrs. Hartley was born Aug. 28, 1928, in Muscatine, the daughter of Fred and Ada L. Logel Reed. She married Paul W. Hartley Sept. 3, 1946, in Tipton. He preceded her in death in 1991.

She was employed at the Muscatine Community School Systems for 25 years, retiring in 1997. She later worked at the Muscatine Meal sites for several years.

She was a member of the Church of Christ. She loved to spend time with her family and enjoyed her flower garden.

Survivors include three sons, Dennis L. Hartley and his wife, Kathy, and Donald D. Hartley and his wife, Wendy, all of Muscatine and Leslie J. Hartley and special friend, Sally Samuelson, of Carthage, Mo.; two daughters, Diane K. Hartley and Susan M. Wilson and her husband, Donald, all of Muscatine; 13 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren; her mother, Ada Reed of Muscatine; two sisters, Frances Boyd and her husband, Jack, of Muscatine and Betty Ziemman and her husband, Ted, of Minnesota; and a brother, Edward Reed and his wife, Beverly, of Wilton.

She was preceded in death by her father; her husband, Paul, in 1991; and a brother, Fred Reed, Jr.
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Re: Seeking information about the ancestors of Uriah Hartley (died 1839, in Warrick County Indiana)

glewis2417 — 2009-10-20 20:22:03Z

Yes, I still have the pictures and waiting on John Bower Hartley to pick them up.

Re: Seeking information about the ancestors of Uriah Hartley (died 1839, in Warrick County Indiana)

L_C_H — 2009-10-14 15:42:25Z

OMG! Do you still have those docs, pics, etc? I'm researching Elisha Hartley from Monongalia Co., WVA. He later moved to Indiana aroun 1830, I believe.

Thanks,
Lawrence Hartley

Re: Stephen Charles Hartley and Dinah Mace

lisajhartley — 2009-10-13 07:23:21Z

Isabel, I am the granddaughter of Gilbert G. Hartley of Elwood, IN. I am also tracing my family tree. My grandmother had traced it before she passed away but on of the other grandchildren got ahold of it so I have to start my own search. I am real interested in the roots in Germany,England and we can exchange what information I have from here if you would like. My grandparents are Gilbert F. Hartley & Lucille Hayes Hartley. Great Grandmother Cora Beck Hartley she married Benjamin Hartley. Lisa Hartley Hughes email address: angelangelpup@att.net

Walter Leslie "Bill" HARTLEY (1891-1950), Australia

grangemoor1820 — 2009-10-10 23:10:40Z

Walter Leslie HARTLEY (1891-1950), Australia
born Melbourne 1891,
eldest son of Walter & Letitia (nee KELTON);
marriage1 - 1923, NSW, to Beatrice BELL
marriage2 - 1934, NSW, to Vera NEWMAN
died Orange, NSW, 1950, & buried there;
Vera d.1961
apparently, they had children.
Walter may have been known locally as "Bill".
this Walter had three brothers - William, Cyril, & Harold.

Re: Hartley brothers William,Samuel, John

essentials4you — 2009-10-03 23:40:41Z

Hello, Im searching the Hartley and Whitham family also from Burnly area.
GEORGE MILTON WHITHAM m. SARAH ELLEN HARTLEY (1st wife)28 Dec 1871 in St Mary's Church, Newchurch Bundle Lancashire (Church of England).. Sarah was the daughter of 'WHITHAM HARTLEY' and was born 1852 in Burnley Lancashire, ENG... WHITHAM HARTLEY married 2nd wife MARY JANE PARKER 11 Oct 1898 in Burnley,Lancashire ENG,Church of England. Is there any connection to you Hartley family..
my home e-mail is bj.whitham@ihug.co.nz
Barbara Whitham

Re: Nathaniel Hartley

charleechox — 2009-09-22 15:35:27Z

Hi Annette

It appears we are researching the same family! Nathaniel Hartley Naylor (1827/1831) is my mum's great grandfather.
She remembers Doris Hartley-Naylor and has met Wendy Maskell at a family do sometime between 1966 and 1973.
She also seems to remember someone called Roy coming to live with them because he was born out of wedlock and he was shunted around a bit. Don't know if this rings any bells with you??

Regards

Mark Swann

Melville Hartley (1838)

kkkkk197 — 2009-09-09 16:13:35Z

Apologies - a slight revision on my previous mail, there are a number of Melvilles in the family and I confused them. My great grandmother was born Melville Harknot Gregory and married as Melville Harnett (becoming Meville Smart) Her mother was Jane Gregory and she was the niece of Melville Hartley nee Gregory. You probably know already that Melville Hartley was the daughter of Thomas Gregory and Melville Hicks.

GW

HARTLEY Roger Lyles 1946

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-20 15:04:37Z

HARTLEY Roger Lyles 1946

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,850 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

hartley family

tonyhartleytrucking — 2009-08-14 04:25:59Z

looking for anyone that knew clabe and celestina hartley more so of the clabe hartley sr. side. he was in the us army in the 40's had 2 boys clabe and walter 1 daughter anita the kids i think where born in the mid west .

Re: Seeking information about the ancestors of Uriah Hartley (died 1839, in Warrick County Indiana)

glewis2417 — 2009-08-05 13:49:16Z

John,

I have a lot of Hartley material given to me over the years including Clarence A Hartley Physician License dated, Sep. 9, 1909. Soon will be 100 years old!

If you want this material including all my old pictures of Hartleys, just let me know. Nancy Gaunt was suppose to pick this material up but I have not heard from her in years.

Jerry

Re: George Hartley

BHARTLEY371 — 2009-08-01 12:28:07Z

HELLO,IM BRYAN HARTLEY LIVING I CONNECTICUT AND I GUESS DOWN THE LINE WE ALL CAME FROM THE SAME PLACE A FEW HUNDRED YEARS AGO,GREAT HISTORY.CAN ANY BODY TELL ME EXACTLY WHERE THIS MAN(GEORGE ADKINS) RESTS AND IS THERE STILL ALOT OF HARTLEYS AROUND THE HARTLEY SETTLMENT.I REMEMBER A LITTLE FROM WHEN I WAS A KID,A TOWN WITH A RIVER,BUT NOT A BIG ONE BUT FAST MOVING.P.S MY GRANDFATHER WAS GEORGE HARTLEY FROM BRIDGEWATER.FATHER RONALD THANKS BRYAN H MILFORD, CT

Re: POPW/MIA Korean War, HARTLEY

powmiadna — 2009-07-27 21:40:27Z

Thank you for your inteest;
LOOKING FOR THE FAMILY OF;
CHARLES WALTER HARTLEY
Born: July 23, 1931
Date of loss; April 23, 1951 MIA
Unit: D Company, 724 Ordnance Motor Company, 24th Infantry Division.
Service # RA15251880
When he entered service he gave Jackson County, Ohio as his home of record.
At the present time our government has no family contact for Cpl. Charles Walter Hartley. We need a family member to provide DNA to be used to identify remains if and when they are recovered.
Harold Davis
hgdavis@bellsouth.net
910-791-2333

Re: POPW/MIA Korean War, HARTLEY

hartleyfamilyorguk — 2009-07-27 20:18:49Z

Hello Harold
may I place the details you've given on the 'Hartley Family' [UK] website ? we have visitors from all over the world and hopefully someone will recognise the name or his immediate family.
Kind regards
William Hartley
www.hartleyfamily.org.uk

Re: HARTLEY DNA

hartleyfamilyorguk — 2009-07-27 20:10:57Z

I've shown HARTLEY Y-DNA results at:
www.hartleyfamily.org.uk/DNAPage.htm
unsurprisingly, most are British R1b1, likely named after the place-name, Hartley
just one result is I1, likely Anglo-Saxon, possibly Norman or Viking,
believed HARTLEY name derived from HERTHA the Germanic Goddess of Hunting, hence HART=Stag; HERTHA aka Diana and Artemis.

HARTLEY from Blackburn LAN England late 18thC - early 19thC

hartleyfamilyorguk — 2009-07-27 19:59:38Z

My earliest known ancestor, John HARTLEY was born 1820 Blackburn LAN England. Baptised St Pauls 1828
Parents: William HARTLEY [a Weaver] and Betty
John was on the 1841 - 1871 Censuses at Ancoats, Manchester
Married: Mary Ann DEACON at Manchester Cathedral 1842
sons: John, William and James, all Iron Workers/Mechanics
website: www.hartleyfamily.org.uk
email: william@hartleyfamily.org.uk

Hartleys in Halifax

chiddboy — 2009-05-18 10:25:45Z

I am looking for a Donald Hartley born about 1920 who married a May Elizabeth Belchamber 1939 in Halifax.Donald Hartley was a Dyers Operative of 4 Stansfield Street,Halifax,his father was Albert Hartley a Brassworks Labourer.
Any help would be gratefully received

John Belchamber

Re: Hartley's of Marshall County and Putnam County West Virginia

garyworkman — 2009-06-20 18:12:34Z

I am a descendant in the Hartley line of Marshall and Putnam counties, WV. Samuel Hartley and Martha Martin were my 2nd great-grandparents.

I would be interested in making contact with any of my Hartley-related cousins. You may write me at gwworkman@aol.com.

Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH

hansenms — 2009-06-23 02:44:17Z

Thank you, Susan.

What information do you have on James Hartley's mother who died Oct. 1825? Also what info do you have on William Wheeler other than he was from Berkely County, VA; born 1794 and died 1856? Do you know where William Wheeler died? Where did William Wheeler live or have census record information?

Sandy Hansen (hansenms@me.com)
Iowa

Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH

hansenms — 2009-04-26 17:03:54Z

Intrigued!!! YES, after reading the postings found under the following:
Arthur "Bid" Hartley; born Ohio, lived in Buffalo, NY area -- 4/26/2009
Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH -- 4/26/2009
Re: Hartley, Moved from Va to Ohio and Indiana mid 1800's -- 4/26/2009
Hartley in Miami County, Ohio -- 2/2/2009
Re: Hartley -- 12/2/2008

MY RESEARCH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
According to the 1850 Ohio Monroe County, Union Townshp census, James (my great great grandfather) was married to Mary (BORN IN IRELAND) with 2 sons ages 3 and 2. James is listed as being born in OH and cannot read or write. However, in the 1860 census, Noble County, Marion Towsnhip, OH it stated born in VA and age 36 with 4 children. The age of daughter Louisa is 18 and is incorrect; it should read 8.

In 1868, James and Mary (surname maybe Whittington) traveled with 3 or 4 children: Charles, William, and Louisa to Mercer County, MO. The oldest son Erasmus (name misspelled in 1860 census - Rosensau) did not settle in Missouri but traveled on to San Francisco, CA, stage coach driver according to 1970 census Mercer County, Lindley Township, MO.

WHAT IS INTERESTING IS James and Mary's only daughter and youngest child is named LOUISA.

James and Mary continued living in Mercer County, MO. According to the 1880 Mercer County, MO census, they are living with my great grandfather, William and Permelia Hartley. However, the wives names are transposed in the census records.

James' wife Mary dies in 1881. ACCORDING TO THE IOWA DECATUR COUNTY, MORGAN TOWNSHIP CENSUS, James is living with his daughter LOUISA and husband Lilburn Johnson and their children. Information I know - Louisa and family moved to Watonga, OK (date unknown). James went down to visit, became ill, died and is buried near Watonga, OK. BUT, I have been unsuccessful in locating James' death record or burial place in Watonga, OK or in Mercer County, MO.

ONE CANNOT RULE OUT that your Louisa Hartley Athy may be connected. It's possible that James named his daughter after his sister Louisa Hartley Athy.

OTHER INFORMATION that has been passed on (no documentation proof) is: James' mother was a single teenager and he was raised by his wealthy grandfather and kept the Hartley name.

Would very much like to visit with you and anyone else with information on James.

Sandy Hansen
hansenms@me.com

Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH

hansenms — 2009-05-28 21:36:15Z

Carol and TIM,

Thank you for your reply. I agree the Hartley family is elusive.

My research centers around the areas of: Bucks County,PA > perhaps Maryland > West Virginia / Virginia (Morgan County) > Ohio (-1850 & 1860s in Monroe, Noble County; perhaps Belmont and Muskingum Counties) > Mercer County, Missouri.

One cannot help but believe the Hartley families in Morgan County,WV are not all connected somehow. I looking for a teenage daughter in the time frame of 1822 to 1825.

I welcome contact by anyone with leads or information about James Hartley's mother and grandparents supposedly born March 1825, according to Iowa 1900 Census; however, the year or/and month could vary. Since James was raised by his grandfather, there is no information available on his father.

Sincerely,
Sandy Hansen
Iowa

Re: Seeking information about the ancestors of Uriah Hartley (died 1839, in Warrick County Indiana)

glewis2417 — 2009-07-23 14:10:11Z

John,

No, I am son of John Ellis Lewis whose mother was Viola Hartley, sister of your Clarence Hartley. Uriah Hartley, son of William Hartley, and grandson of Revolutionary War soldier Daniel Hartley who is buried in Clark Co., IN was Viola's grandfather.

Clarence and William Hartley were very good friends of my dad and used to visit our home in Warrick Co., IN quite often. One of the Hartley boys used to officiat some of my basketball games back in the 50's when I played for Newburgh High School and in fact one time presented me with the game ball. I kept that ball many years hoping to get his signature on it?

If I remember right, you and I are about the same age, now approaching the nathional average for male deaths in this country. Pleasent thought isn't it?

Re: Seeking information about the ancestors of Uriah Hartley (died 1839, in Warrick County Indiana)

glewis2417 — 2009-07-22 21:38:43Z

John,

Are you son of Ann Bowers and Clarence Hartley?

Jerry

Re: Seeking information about the ancestors of Uriah Hartley (died 1839, in Warrick County Indiana)

jbhartley — 2009-07-23 05:18:52Z

Hi,
Yes, Clarence Hartley was my father and Anne Bower my mother.

You must be the son of Hermus Lewis? Your grandfather Hartley was my father's first cousin.

I was working on genealogy a few years ago--and am still interested--but haven't done much along that line lately.

John Hartley

Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH

normandcarolcarter — 2009-05-28 14:00:45Z

Hello again, Sandy -

So sorry that it has taken me so long to respond to your message. I've had a lot of irons in the fire lately.

So far, the results of my research on my Hartley group indicate that they were all born in what is today Morgan County, WV. It has been difficult to find their parents but I'm playing on a hunch that their father's name was John and that John's father's name was John, also. This has been a very elusive group!

Other indications are that some Hartley lines from WV point to lineages in Maryland and Pennsylvania before that, although I don't yet have any proof of it for my line.

My Hartley group left the then Virginia, now WV, for Miami County, Ohio in 1849. I have found documentation of that in the Tipp City Historical Society (museum) in Tipp City, Ohio, the closest town to where they settled. Some became rural farmers, others became prominent citizens and public servants of Tipp City.

For you, my hunch is that your group might be more closely related to the Hartley group of Belmont County, Ohio; a county just northeast of Monroe County.

I doubt that this information has helped you with your research but if I happen across anything that might aid you, I'll be sure to pass it along.

Best regards,
Tim Trochelman

Arthur "Bid" Hartley; born Ohio, lived in Buffalo, NY area

normandcarolcarter — 2009-04-26 01:17:57Z

I am looking for information on my g-g-uncle. He was the son of Arthur J Hartley and Matilda Swisher and was born in Miami County, Ohio in approximately 1872. He was known as "Uncle Bid". Our recollection is that he and his wife lived in Buffalo, NY or vicinity.

I have been unable to locate any information on him; nothing in the Census, death certificate, etc.

If anyone has any information on him and/or his family, please contact me.

Thanks!
Tim Trochelman
tim.trochelman@gmail.com
or
normandcarolcarter@hotmail.com

Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH

normandcarolcarter — 2009-04-26 00:47:47Z

Hello, my name is Tim Trochelman. I am descended from Arthur John Hartley. Arthur appears in Miami County, Ohio at the same time, or nearly the same time as other Hartleys, including James Hartley. I have not been able to connect all of these Hartleys to the same parents but I suspect that they are at least siblings or cousins.

The Hartleys in my tree are:

Louisa (Hartley) Athy b: 1819
James b: 1822
Thornton b: 1822
John F. b: 1824
Phillip b: 1830
Thomas b: 1832
Arthur John b: 1833
John b: 1836

All of these people declare that they are born in Virginia.

I have a lot of information on everyone in the list with documentation that several are siblings, except James.

Have you had any other success with your endeavor?

Regards,
Tim Trochelman
tim.trochelman@gmail.com

Re: Hartley, Moved from Va to Ohio and Indiana mid 1800's

normandcarolcarter — 2009-04-26 00:09:51Z

Hello -

My name is Tim Trochelman. I am descended from Arthur John Hartley.

Arthur was born in what was Hampshire County, Virginia. It became Morgan Co., Virginia and finally became Morgan Co., West Virginia. He was born in 1833 and came to Miami County, Ohio in October 1849 with Louisa Hartley Athy and her husband, living with them on a farm.

There were a lot of Hartleys who suddenly appear in Ohio in the 1850 census. Besides Louisa, they were; Thomas, John F., Phillip, James T., and Thornton. We are in possession of a hand-written paper which also tells of a Nelson Hartley in Miami County, OH but I can't locate any official documents on him.

I wonder if your Nelson is related to the rest of the Hartleys in Miami County. Do you have any information on Jacob or Nelson coming from any of the Virginia/West Virginia counties that I mentioned above?

By the way, I am using my mother's Ancestry account. Please contact me at my personal e-mail address:

tim.trochelman@gmail.com

Thanks in advance for any information that you might have.

Regards,
Tim

Re: Ontario Hartley Families

33sadieh — 2009-04-26 11:27:04Z

Hi there
Sorry for the delay in answering. I haven't bren here for a while and so just found your post.

No, unfortunately they aren't connected to my Hartley's that I know of. Since my original post I discovered that George Henry Hartley b: 1853 Horton Bradford had died pre 1900.

I just received a passenger listing for James & Alilce Nicholson (Clara's father and stepmother) travelling onboard the SS Mannika from Sydney 10/7/1905 and arriving in Victoria BC 31/7/1905..as far as I know he didn't have any other family there. I believe he was off to visit Clara..she must have moved there at some stage, with or without George...

James died in 1907 ages almost 70, so he was 68 when he did that trip..a long way to go without a good reason.

I'm sorry I couldn't help you, but thank you for getting back to my query. If you ever see anything that rings a bell please let me know.

Many thanks
Sadieh33

Re: Jones Gillanda Leonard Hartley

BillandDonnaSchirmer — 2009-06-05 13:52:01Z

Nick, Jones Hartley daughter Bessie Maude Hartley is my wife's line of the family.

If you don't mind please send me a a note to the message board so we can exchange email address.

That was an awesome article in Progressive men of the state of Wyoming.

Re: Stephen Charles Hartley and Dinah Mace

egrindlay1 — 2009-05-20 03:42:34Z

The above are my Great Great Grand Parents. They had a daughter Emma who married Henrick Christian West. This union produced my grand mother on my father's side. My grandmother was Esther Priscilla West who married Stirling William Grindlay. This union produced my Father Reginald Stirling Grindlay. The Hartleys are associated with Palmerston North. The Grindlays and the Wests are associated with the Taranaki area.
I hope this helps you Hope to hear from you soon.
David Grindlay

Re: Daniel Hartley of Clay County Georgia and Henry County Alabama

rojo29holding — 2009-07-27 04:16:46Z

My great greatgranparents where Willaim Van Hartley , grandma Hartley maiden name Whatley.William Van owned a barbershop in Bibb city,Columbus GA before the war. My dad has more info he was searching for cival war vets found a Hartley relative fought for Alabama regiment Henry co.I,ll see if he wants to get involved.
John hutchinson GA.

Re: Daniel Hartley of Clay County Georgia and Henry County Alabama

rojo29holding — 2009-07-23 17:27:32Z

My grandmother was Lizzie Mae Hartley from that area her father was a barber at ft. benning i think.My dad had mention her family and Henry co. Alabama

Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH

Susanmorse1 — 2009-06-22 21:48:54Z

Hi Sandy! I'm not sure, but I may have some info for you. I've been researching my husband's family for awhile. I have some Hartleys that I have questions about. I have a James Hartley born to a William and Jane Wheeler. I have no info on James, but his mother died in Oct. 1825. William had 3 wives and several children. I have a Mary, Elizabeth and William Nelson from Jane, but no dates or other info. William was from Berkely Co. VA born 1794 and died 1856. Could this be your James?

Re: James Hartley born March 1825, VA or OH

Susanmorse1 — 2009-06-23 16:07:44Z

Hi Sandy. I don't have much on Jane Wheeler except that she died Oct 25, 1825, she married William Hartley (not Wheeler) sometime in 1816.
William was the son of Thomas Hartley and Elizabeth Williams. This Thomas should not be confused with the one in Pennsylavania. William was married 3 times, first to Jane Wheeler, then to Margaret Hix in 1826, then to Elizabeth Polk in 1851. I can account for 10 children with the 3 wives. My husband's family comes down from one of William's siblings. Some of William's siblings were born in Nicholas Co., Kentucky. Some stayed there while others mmoved on to Ohio and Illinois. Hope this helps with James

Daniel Hartley of Clay County Georgia and Henry County Alabama

Ms4TreeSearch — 2009-06-26 06:20:55Z

I am looking for information on Daniel Hartley born abt 1803 and his wife Rachel (last name unknown) born 1813 both of SC; they lived in Clay County Ga and Henry County Ala between 1840-1900.
We are related to Isaac K. Hartley and would love to know more about his birth family if known.

Would like to hear from anyone regarding information on the Hartley families, when and where did Daniel and Rachel die, who their children married and where they went if possible.

I appreciate in advance any help and look forward to the response.

Re: Daniel Hartley of Clay County Georgia and Henry County Alabama

Ms4TreeSearch — 2009-07-27 05:30:29Z

I would love to know more of your civil war Hartley soldier from Henry County, Ala. The Hartleys I am researching were in Clay County Ga as well as several counties of Alabama prior to and after the war. William Morgan Hartley born 1829 SC was in Houston County Al between 1860-1880; his brother Ellison Hartley died in service 1864.
We are descended from their brother Isaac Hartley who was with Hilliard's Legions, all three are sons of Daniel and Rachel Hartley.

Re: Daniel Hartley of Clay County Georgia and Henry County Alabama

Ms4TreeSearch — 2009-07-27 02:23:29Z

Still researching Hartleys from Georgia and Alabama, do you have any more details please?

HARTLEY George Ivey 1902-1955

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-24 14:44:25Z

HARTLEY George Ivey 1902-1955

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,261 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

GARNER Dorothy Hartley and Joe Dillard

t42Parkdale — 2009-04-28 15:37:58Z

GARNER Dorothy Hartley and Joe Dillard

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,283 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

NANCY HARTLEY, born c.1767, COLNE

auntiebonkhead — 2009-05-27 18:21:10Z

I'm researching my 5x great grandmother, Nancy Hartley, believed to have been born in Colne around 1767.

She married Richard Shackleton in Colne on 29 March 1788. They went on to have at least four children:
Jane Shackleton (b.1792)
Richard Shackleton (b.1794)
Susanna Shackleton (b.1798)
Joseph Shackleton (b.1801)

I'd love to trace her parents and any siblings - can anyone help?

Re: Jones Gillanda Leonard Hartley

Boostedpdx — 2009-06-01 01:26:46Z

This is my family line as well. I have found Daniels fathers name, as well as samanthas fathers name. My line is straight down the hartley line. Its been awhile since you both posted. so info you may have found since would be great!

I believe Daniel's father was Wm. J. Hartley
Samantha's father was Tomas Love

They appear to be of scottish heritage

Nick Hartley

Re: Hartley's Born in Ireland 1767,1771,1773.

Boostedpdx — 2009-06-01 01:04:13Z

This is an old post but thought id inform you there is a line of hartleys from both scottish and irish

Re: Jones Gillanda Leonard Hartley

Boostedpdx — 2009-06-07 04:24:16Z

My e-mail address is

hartley.nicholas@yahoo.com

Anyone searching this family line can e-mail me at any time

Re: Alice Ann Hartley / Matthew Hartley - 1891 search please

tomhartley1986 — 2009-05-06 08:04:35Z

Hi, I have a Matthew Hartley in my family born in 1883 in Blackburn? Could this be who you are looking for?

Matthew Hartley b1883

tomhartley1986 — 2009-05-06 07:58:34Z

Hi, I am looking for the death date of Matthew Hartley, born July 1883 in Blackburn, he was maried to a Annie Duckworth but I also understand he had a second wife who I do not know the name of, would be grateful of any help?

Thomas William Proctor

SueWilkinson60 — 2009-07-02 21:13:26Z

Thomas William Proctor Private 7362 8th East Lancashire Regiment 37 Brigade 112 Division killed in Battle at Posiere 15.7.1916 on the Burnley Roll of Honour but obituary posted in Darwen paper when he lived at 5 Blackhorse Street Darwen with wife Emily(nee Walsh) and three sons - Alfred Walsh Proctor born 1903
Richard Proctor born 1908 died 1931 and William Henry Proctor Born 20.2.02.

Thomas William is my great grandfather I cannot find his date of birth or why he should be on roll of honour in Burnley when he had married in 1901 and was living in Darwen. I'm new to this and would love to know what the link is between Burnley and Darwen. There is also a Thomas William Proctor on the Roll of Honour for Arthur Edmondson Ltd, Empire Mill Rosegrove Burnley.

I would appreciate any information anyone might be able to give.

Sue

Re: Thomas William Proctor

richardhartley79 — 2009-07-03 09:43:58Z

Darwen is not at all far away from Burnley and he could easily have married and moved to Darwen. He may have enlisted at Burnley in a 'Pals' regiment i.e. local lads together with his Burnley mates. I have a lot of Procters [note the spelling difference] from that area but have -so far - no T Willian P in my lot. Sorry!