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Hartup History

Another Hartup — 23 Oct 2006 9:36:54 GMT

I don't know if this will be of any interest and I cannot account for it's credibility. Check this link for more info on the history of the Hartup name.

http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.c/qx/hartup-coat-arms.htm

John Wesley Hartup

Dennis Brooke — 1 Aug 2005 2:09:03 GMT

John Wesley Hartup was excuted at Camp Chase Ohio along with Hiram Oliver for murder in 1865. Camp Chase was located about four miles west of Columbus, Ohio. The two were hanged for the crime.

James Hartup of Wayne co., Indiana

jjboutelle — 26 Dec 2004 3:34:41 GMT

Does anyone have the will for James Hartup of Wayne co., Indiana? Who was he Married to before Mary he married in 1819 in Wayne co.? I have two children Thomas and Jane born about 1812 - 1815 in Ohio who are living in Noble co and or Whitley co with their families that says their father is James Hartup of Wayne co., Indiana. The son of Thomas Hartup moved to Kansas with some of his Miller cousins.
Is there a print family genealogy with sources out there?
Thank you

Origin of Surname

Cristian Hartup — 21 Jul 2000 9:29:22 GMT

Hi i'm from england and i have always wondered what the true origin of the Hartup surname is. If anybody out there knows please get in touch!

bible

rosemary — 11 Jan 2005 1:16:02 GMT

i still have bible belonging to harry Hartup, would like to pass it on to family.

Hartup

Rosemary Ward — 8 Jul 2004 11:38:59 GMT

I have a bible which has an inscription Presented to Harry hartup - June 25th 1882 - anyone interested I will happily post to you.

Hartup

Rosemary Ward — 8 Jul 2004 11:38:48 GMT

I have a bible which has an inscription Presented to Harry hartup - June 25th 1882 - anyone interested I will happily post to you.

Hartup

Rosemary Ward — 8 Jul 2004 11:38:27 GMT

I have a bible which has an inscription Presented to Harry hartup - June 25th 1882 - anyone interested I will happily post to you.

Hartup-Steeves Geneology

DJCoup — 13 Jan 2002 7:12:51 GMT

Okay Hartups| I know you are out there somewhere! Let's share what info we've got.Myfamily goes likethis:
Marjorie Hartup, Elva Hartup, Alonzo C. Hartup, Henry Hartup, James Hartup/Mary Whitinger

James Hartup info

fribs — 9 May 2002 2:10:18 GMT

Seeking parents of James Hartup b-26-July 1776 DEL d-19March 1860 Wayne Co. IN marr. Mary Whitinger Wayne Co. IN. Will exchange info. Max

The Ohio Hartups

YcnanF — 14 Jan 2003 9:36:16 GMT

According to my information, there were three brothers who went west from Delaware, Thomas, Joseph and James. They stopped in Ohio but James went on to Indiana and most of the messages seemed to refer to that branch. Joseph probably never married. Thomas married the widow Mary Conwell Leatham in 1797. I have a copy of the family Bible. They had five children (one set of twins) and she had six before (two sets of twins). He died in Jefferson or Harrison County in 1806. She died in Guernsey County OH in 1845 and is probably buried at Senecaville Cemetery but no one has been able to identify her grave.

Early Records

NFleming5410 — 27 Jun 2001 9:01:01 GMT

I just came across a handwritten message with John Dewey Hartup's genealogy material. And I quote
"John Hartup: spelled Heartup In 1790 told the census taker Kent Co. DE his family were as follows 1 under 10, 1...10-16, 1...16-26, 1...26-45 (my guess his wife), 1 over 45
(John)
Understand these were reproduced in 1800. You will notice no names except John given nor the exact age
Above given to me by Ruth McDivitt Denver CO" John would have written this before the 1950s. Anybody come across this reference?

Hartup

Dawn Knighton Nee Hartup — 10 Mar 2000 6:22:33 GMT

Hi I am also interested in the Hartup,s.
my great grand father was Jesse Hartup who went to America in 1800,s from Milton Keynes England and then came to Austraila.

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FEDERICK HARTUP — 19 Dec 2000 7:16:47 GMT

Hi, my name is Roger Waite, married to Pam
Hartup, one of five daughters of Fred Hartup,
1914-1996. I have some family information that I will happily share.
Fred's family comes from the Old Kent Road area of S.E.London and presumably a distant ancestor emigrated to the USA. I have no information on this, do you? Fred's sister is still alive and I can let you know about her and remaining cousins.