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• Name: Jacob HARTMAN
• Sex: M
• Birth: 1 ^b


Parents:

• Father:
  
• Jacob HARTMAN
Mother:

• Veronica (HARTMAN)

Family:
Marriage:

• Ann (HARTMAN) .^m1
  
• Ann (HARTMAN)

Children:

1. Theophilus HARTMAN
2. Ann HARTMAN
3. Elizabeth HARTMAN
4. Mary HARTMAN
5. Jacob HARTMAN
6. Barbara HARTMAN
7. Susanna HARTMAN
8. Esther HARTMAN
9. Henry HARTMAN Birth: 1

Bibliography

Sources for birth and parent Information

date:

eldest son [Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147],

father:

[Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147]

Sources for death Information

date:

between 8 Sep 1786 and 28 May 1796 [Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147]

Sources with Information about marriage to Ann (HARTMAN)

names:

Jacob HARTMAN & Ann ___ [Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147],

child:

[Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147]

Research Notes:
owned a tract of land in Bart Twp, Lancaster Co, of about sixty acres [Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147]

died intestate during the lifetime of his father, but after his father had written his will [Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147]

----- Lancaster County PA Deed 3C-147, dated 20 Feb 1798:
This Indenture made the twentieth day of February in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety eight between Ann Hartman, Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser, Administrators of all and singular the Goods and Chattels Rights and Credits which were of Jacob Hartman the Younger late of the Township of Lampiter in the County of Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania Yeoman deceased, and also Trustees named in the Indentures hereinafter recited of the one part, and Henry Hartman of the said Township of Lampiter in the County of Lancaster and State of Pennsylvania aforesaid Yeoman eldest son of the said Jacob Hartman deceased of the other part, Whereas the Honorable John Penn Thomas Penn and Richard Penn Esquires late Proprietaries of Pennsylvania aforesaid in and by their certain Patent or Grant bearing date at Philadelphia the third day of May in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and thirty six for the considerations therein mentioned did give grant release and confirm unto Joseph Sterr of the said County of Lancaster a certain Tract of Land situate on a branch of Conestogoe called the Mill Creek in the said County containing Two hundred acres and the allowance of six acres on each Hundred for Roads and highways according to the courses and distances bounds and limits in the same Patent specified and described with the appurtenances To hold to him the said Joseph Steer his Heirs and Assigns forever, as in and by the said recited Patent or Grant recorded in the Office for Recording of Deeds for the City and County of Philadelphia in Patent Book A vol 7 page 506 &c Reference thereto being had may more fully appear, And Whereas the said Joseph Steer and Grace his Wife in and by their certain Indenture bearing date the first day of May in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and sixty seven for the considerations therein mentioned did grant bargain and sell unto Jacob Hartman the elder (who was the Father of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased) his Heirs and assigns a Certain Plantation and Tract of Land (being Part and Parcel of the aforesaid Tract of Two hundred acres and allowance) situate lying and being in Lampiter Township in the County of Lancaster aforesaid, by metes and bounds in the same Indenture particularly set forth and described containing one hundred and fifty nine acres and the usual allowance proportional to six acres per cent for roads and highways (were the same more or less) with the appurtenances To hold to him the said Jacob Hartman the elder his Heirs and assigns forever as in and by the said recited Indenture recorded in the Office for Recording of Deeds in and for the County of Lancaster aforesaid in Book P Page 381 Reference thereto being had may more at large appear. By Force and Virtue of which said recited Indenture and of some other good and sufficient Conveyances and assurances in the Law he the said Jacob Hartman the elder became lawfully seised in his demesnes as of Fee of and in the said Plantation and Tract of Land with the appurtenances (inter alia) and being so thereof seised made his last Will and Testament in writing bearing date the eighth day of September in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty six and therein and thereby did give and devise unto his eldest son the said Jacob Hartman the younger all that tract of land and plantation then in the actual Possession of his said Son Jacob (being the said last mentioned Plantation and Tract of Land) situate in Lampiter Township aforesaid adjoining Mill Creek and the several lands of James Gibbons and John Brisben containing one hundred and fifty nine acres more or less according to the bounds and limits mentioned in the Deed thereof, To hold to him (his said Son Jacob) his heirs and assigns forever, at and for the sum of Eleven hundred Pounds in gold or silver coin payable by Installments in manner and at the Days and Times therein specified and appointed respect being had to the sums which his said Son paid him in his life time for or on account of the same And the said Testator having in and by his said Last Will and Testament given and devised unto his Son Henry Hartman and his Heirs a certain other Tract of Land and Plantation at and for the sum or valuation therein expressed did will order and direct that all his Children viz Magdalena Musser (the Wife of Peter Musser) Jacob Hartman, Henry Hartman, and Christian Hartman should have and inherit equal shares of and in his Estate Real and Personal and in and by his said last Will and Testament did nominate constitute and appoint his said son Christian Hartman and his said son in law Peter Musser to be the Executors thereof thereby giving them full Power and authority to make sign and execute Deeds to his said two Sons Jacob Hartman and Henry Hartman for the Lands therein given to them severally they the said Jacob and Henry giving Bonds to his said Daughter Magdalena and to his said Son Christian for the respective shares coming to them (out of the valuation of the Lands and Premises aforesaid) and some time after making the said Last Will and Testament he the said Testator died without having altered or revoked the same as in and by the said recited Last Will and Testament since the said Testator's Decease duly proved and remaining in the Register's Office at Lancaster Reference thereto being had may more fully appear, And Whereas the said Jacob Hartman the Younger died intestate in the lifetime of his said Father Jacob Hartman the elder whereby the devise to the said Jacob Hartman the Younger of the Plantation and Tract of Land aforesaid became null and void, And the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser Administrators of the Goods and Chattles Rights and Credits of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased have paid or will and sufficiently secured to be paid unto the said Christian Hartman and Peter Musser and Magdalena his Wife the several and respective Parts and Shares of them the said Christian Hartman and Peter Musser and Magdalena his Wife of and in the Residue (unpaid by the said Jacob Hartman the Younger in his lifetime) of the said Sum of Eleven Hundred Pounds the valuation of the said Plantation and Tract of Land devised to the said Jacob Hartman the Younger in and by the last Will and Testament of the said Jacob Hartman the elder, And Whereas the said Christian Hartman and Peter Musser Executors of the last Will and Testament of the said Jacob Hartman the elder deceased in and by their certain Indenture bearing date the Twenty eighth day of May in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety six for the considerations therein mentioned did by virtue and in pursuance of the Powers and Authorities to them given in and by the said Last Will and Testament of the said Jacob Hartman the elder deceased and in execution of the same grant bargain sell alien enfeoff release and confirm unto the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser and the Survivors and Survivor of them and the Heirs and assigns of such Survivor All that the said Plantation and Tract of Land so as aforesaid given and devised unto the said Jacob Hartman the Younger in and by the last will and Testament of the said Jacob Hartman the elder containing one hundred and fifty nine acres and the usual allowance proportional to six acres per cent for Roads and Highways (were the same more or les) according to the courses and distances bounds and limits in the same Indentures specified and described with the appurtenances To hold to them the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser and the Survivors and Survivor of them and the Heirs and Assigns of such survivor In Trust to and for the only proper Benefit and Behoof of the legal Representatives of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased agreeable to the acts of Assembly of the said State of Pennsylvania made and provided for setting and distribution of intestates Estates in such manner to all Intents and Purposes as they would take the same from the said Jacob Hartman the Younger by or under the said Last Will and Testament of the said Jacob Hartman the elder and to and for no other use Intent or Purpose whatsoever as in and by the said recited Indenture recorded in the Office for Recording of Deeds in and for the County of Lancaster aforesaid in Book WW page 755 &c Reference thereto being had may more at large appear, And Whereas the said Henry Hartman Christian Hartman and Peter Musser and Magdalena his wife (the Surviving Heirs and Representatives of the said Jacob Hartman the elder deceased) in and by their certain Indenture bearing date the sixth day of August in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety six (after reciting as therein is recited) for the considerations therein mentioned did grant bargain and sell alien remise release ratify forever quit claim and confirm unto the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser and the Survivors and Survivor of them and the Heirs and assigns of such Survivor, all that the said Plantation and Tract of land so as aforesaid given and devised or intended to be given and devised by the last Will and Testament of the said Jacob Hartman the elder to his said son Jacob Hartman the Younger containing one hundred and fifty nine acres and the usual allowance proportional to six acres per cent for Roads and Highways (were the same more or less) according to the courses and distances bounds and limits in the same Indenture set forth and described with the appurtenances To Hold to them the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser and the Survivors and Survivor of them and the Heirs and assigns of such Survivor, In Trust to and for the only proper use Benefit and Behoof of the legal Representatives of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased agreeable to the acts of Assembly of the said State of Pennsylvania made and provided for settling and distribution of Intestates Estates in like manner to all intents and purposes as if the said Jacob Hartman the Younger had survived his said father and the said Premises with the appurtenances had been granted and conveyed to the said Jacob Hartman the Younger and his Heirs under the said Will of his said Father and to and for no other use Intent or Purpose whatsoever, as in and by the said recited Indenture recorded in the said Office for Recording of Deeds in and for the County of Lancaster in said Book WW page 814 &c Reference thereto being had may more fully appear, And Whereas the said Jacob Hartman the Younger left a Widow to wit the said Ann Hartman and Issue nine children to wit the said Henry Hartman his eldest Son Theophilus Hartman Ann Hartman the younger Elizabeth Hartman (who intermarried with Henry Creider) Mary Hartman Jacob Hartman Barbara Hartman Susanna Hartman and Esther Hartman, And Whereas at an Orphans Court held at Lancaster for the County of Lancaster aforesaid on the Twenty seventh day of February in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety seven before the President and associate Judges of the same Court the Sheriff of the said County of Lancaster did return a former Order of the same Court of the Seventeenth day of January (then) last with an Inquisition thereto annexed taken before him by virtue of the said Order by the Oaths and affirmations of twelve good and lawful Men of the Bailwick of the same Sheriff whereby it was found and shown to the Court that the said Plantation and Tract of Land (together with a certain other Tract or parcel of Land situate in Bart Township in the said County of Lancaster containing about sixty acres whereof the said Jacob Hartman the Younger died seised in Fee and Possessed) with the appurtenances could be divided to and amongst two of the children of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased without injury to and spoiling of the whole, And the said Plantation and Tract of Land with the appurtenances as they the said Inquest did divide into three Parts or Parcels according to the courses an distances bounds and limits in the said Inquisition specified and described one part or parcel thereof containing Seventy eight acres and one hundred and seventeen Perches, one other part or parcel thereof containing fourteen acres and forty three perches, and the other part or parcel thereof containing eighty acres and the said Inquest upon their oaths and affirmations aforesaid did value and appraise the said Lands and Premises in manner following, to wit, the said Tract or Parcel of Land containing seventy eight acres and one hundred and seventeen perches and the said Piece or Parcel of land containing Fourteen acres, and forth three perches (together with the aforesaid Tract or Parcel of Land containing about sixty acres) with their appurtenances at and for the sum of Two thousand and eleven pounds and ten shillings in gold or silver coin and the said Tract or Parcel of Land containing Eighty Acres with the appurtenances at and for the sum of One thousand and three hundred and sixty Pounds in gold or silver coin, Which said Inquisition being read was approved of and confirmed by the same Court, and the said Henry Hartman the eldest Son of the said Jacob Hartman the younger deceased appearing in Court and praying a confirmation to him and his Heirs of all the said three Tracts of Parcels of Land one of them containing seventy eight acres and one hundred and seventeen perches one other of them containing Fourteen acres and forty three perches and the other of them containing about sixty acres with their appurtenances appraised as aforesaid on his paying the several and respective shares of the Widow and Children of the said deceased of and in the valuation thereof and the said Theophilus Hartman the second Son of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased also appearing in Court and praying a confirmation to him and his Heirs of the said Tract or Parcel of Land containing Eighty acres with the appurtenances appraised as aforesaid on his paying the several and respective Shares of the Widow and Children of the said Deceased of and in the valuation thereof, It was ordered by the said Court that the said Henry Hartman and Theophilus Hartman should on his paying or securing to be paid the several and respective Shares of the Widow and Children of the said Deceased of and in the valuation of the said premises within the Term of One Year with the Interest thereof hold and enjoy the said Real Estate in Fee agreeable to the Acts of Assembly in such cases made and provided that is to say that all the said three Tracts or parcels of Land one of them containing seventy eight acres and one hundred and seventeen perches one other of them containing fourteen acres and forty three perches and the other of them containing about sixty acres with their appurtenances be held and enjoyed by the said Henry Hartman in Fee and that the said Tract or Parcel of land containing eighty acres with the appurtenances be held and enjoyed by the said Theophilus Hartman in Fee and the said Court directed the Distribution of the said sum of Two thousand and eleven pounds and ten shillings being the valuation of the said three Tracts or Parcels of Land confirmed to the said Henry Hartman as aforesaid in manner following, to wit, That the said Henry Hartman should pay to Ann the Widow and Relict of the said Deceased the annual Interest of the sum of six hundred and seventy pounds and ten shillings (being the one third part of the valuation money aforesaid) yearly, and every year for and during the term of her natural life for and in liew of her Dower or Third of and in the lands and Premises confirmed to the said Henry Hartman as aforesaid, And that after the Death of the said Widow the said Sum of Six hundred an dseventy pounds and ten shillings be equally divided to and amongst all the Children of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased or their legal Representatives and that the remaining sum of One thousand Three hundred and Forty one Pounds (being two third parts of the aforesaid sum of Two thousand and eleven pounds and ten shillings) be paid and distributed in one Year as aforesaid with Interest from that time in manner following, viz, That the said Henry Hartman should pay to the said Theophilus Hartman Ann Hartman the younger Elizabeth who intermarried with Henry Creider Mary Hartman Jacob Hartman Barbara Hartman Susanna Hartman and Esther Hartman the sum of one hundred and Forty nine pounds each for their respective shares thereof and that the should retain for his own share thereof the like sum of one hundred and forty nine pounds as in and by the Orders and records of the same Court Reference thereto being had may more fully and at large appear, And the said Henry Hartman eldest son of the said Jacob Hartman the Younger deceased hath agreeable to the Directions of the said Order of Orphans Court well and faithfully paid and made full satisfaction for the several and respective Parts or Shares of the other Children of the said Jacob Hartman the younger deceased of and in the said Sum of one thousand Three hundred and forty one pounds being two third parts of the valuation or appraisement of the said three Tracts or parcels of Land confirmed to the said Henry Hartman as aforesaid with the Interest thereof, as appears by a certain Instrument in Writing or Deed Poll bearing equal date herewith duly signed sealed and executed by the said Theophilus Hartman Ann Hartman the Younger Henry Creider and Elizabeth his Wife and also by the said Henry Creider as Guardian over the Estate of the said Mary Hartman (who is yet a minor under the age of Twenty one years) and by Henry Hartman (the elder) Guardian over the Estates of the said Jacob Hartman and Barbara Hartman (who are yet minors under the age of Twenty one years) and by Tobias Creider as Guardian over the Estate of the said Susanna Hartman (who is yet a Minor under the age of Twenty One Years) and by Ann Hartman (the elder) as Guardian over the Estate of the said Esther Hartman (who is yet a Minor under the age of Twenty one Years) And Whereas two of the said Tracts of Parcels of Land confirmed to the said Henry Hartman by the order of Orphans Court aforesaid, One of them containing Seventy eight acres and one hundred and seventeen perches and the other of them containing Fourteen acres and forty three perches are Parts and Parcels of the above mentioned Plantation and Tract of one hundred and Fifty nine acres and allowance granted to the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser in Trust as aforesaid, And the said Henry Hartman having requested of the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser in Execution of their Trust to release to him the said two Tracts of Parcels of Land and premises with their appurtenances, Now this Indenture Witnesseth that the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser for and in consideration of the premises aforesaid and as far as in them lieth to confirm the Premises aforesaid unto the said Henry Hartman the eldest son of the said Jacob Hartman the younger deceased agreeable to the true Intent and meaning of the order of Orphans Court aforesaid and in consideration of the sum of five shillings current silver money of Pennsylvania to them and eadch of them in hand paid by the said Henry Hartman at and before the sealing and delivery hereof (the Receipt whereof they and each of them do hereby acknowledge) Have and each of them hath granted bargained sold assigned released and confirmed and in Execution of the Trust in them respose Do and each of them Doth grant bargain sell assign release and confirm unto the said Henry Hartman his Heirs and Assigns all those two tracts of Parcels of Land so as aforesaid decreed and confirmed (with the other Lands) to the said Henry Hartman by the said Order of Orphans Court being parts and parcels of the above mentioned Plantation and Tract of one hundred and fifty nine acres and allowance situate lying and being in the Township of Lampiter in the County of Lancaster aforesaid bounded and described as follows to wit one of them Beginning at a stone standing in the line of George Bresslers Land on the West side of Mill Creek thence up and crossing the said Creek South seven degrees and one quarter of a degree East twenty six perches to a Wild Cherry Tree thence up the said Creek on the several courses thereof and about one perch distant thereform one hundred and four perches to a post in a line of Land of James Gibbons thence by the same Land North seventy three degrees and one quarter of a degree East one hundred and thirty two perches to a post, thence by Land confirmed by the said Order of Orphans Court to the said Theophilus Hartman South sixteen degrees and an half degree East sixty eight perches and an half perch to a Stone a corner of the Friends School House Land thence by the same South three degrees West four perches to a stone and South seven degrees East eleven perches to a stone in a line of George Bresslers Land thence by the same South seventy three degrees and one quarter of a degree west one hundred and eighty five perches to the place of Beginning, Containing seventy eight acres and one hundred and seventeen perches, and the other of them Beginning at a post a corner of George Bresslers Land and thence extending by the same South seventy three degrees and one quarter of a degree West fifty four perches to a stone thence by the said land which by the order of Orphans Court was confirmed to the said Theophilus Hartman North thirty two degrees and three quarters of a degree West thirty nine perches and nine tenths of a perch to a stone thence by the same North seventy three degrees and one quarter of a degree East sixty five perches to a post in a line of Lands late of John Whitehill deceased thence by the same South sixteen degrees and an half degree East thirty eight perches and four tenths of a perch to the place of Beginning containing Fourteen acres and forty three perches, Together with all and singular the Houses out Houses Edifices and Buildings thereon erected and being and all Ways Waters Water courses Woods Underwoods Trees Fences Meadows Gardens Orchards Liberties Privileges Advantages Hereditaments and Appurtenances whatsoever to the said two described tracts of Parcels of Land and each of them belonging or in any wise appertaining and the Reversion and Reversions Remainder and Remainders Rents Issues and Profits thereof and also all the Estate and Estates Right Title Interest Use Trust Property Possession Claim and Demand whatsoever of them the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser and each of them at law and in Equity or otherwise howsoever of in to and out of the same two Tracts or Parcels of Land and Premises and every part thereof, To Have and to Hold the said two described Tracts or Parcels of Land one of them containing Seventy eight acres and one hundred and seventeen perches and the other of them containing Fourteen acres and forty three perches Hereditaments and premises hereby granted and released (or mentioned or intended so to be) with their and every of their Rights Members and appertenances unto the said Henry Hartman his Heirs ans Assigns To the only proper use benefit and behoof of the said Henry Hartman his Heirs and Assigns forever at and under the proportional part of the yearly quit rent (if any) due for an issuing out of the same premises to the Lord or Lords of the fee thereof and Subject to and charged with the sum of Six hundred and seventy Pounds and ten shillings (being one third part of the said Sum of Two thousand and eleven pounds and ten shillings for which the said two described Tracts of parcels of Land are valued and appraised) and the Yearly Interest, which said Interest amounting to Forty Pounds Four shillings and seven pence yearly is to be unto the said Ann the widow and Relict of the said Jacob Hartman the younger deceased yearly and every year during the Term of her Natural Life for and in lieu and satisfaction of her Dower or Thirds at Common Law of and in the premises and after the Death of the said Ann the said Sum of six hundred and seventy pounds and ten shillings is to be paid by the said Henry Hartman his Heirs or Assigns holding the premises and to be equally divided to and among the Children of the said Jacob Hartman the younger deceased and the Representatives of such of them as shall be then Dead allowing to the said Henry Hartman or his Representatives an equal share with the other children of the said Deceased, And the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser for themselves severally and respectively and for their several and respective Heirs Executors and Administrators do covenant promise and grant to and with the said Henry Hartman his Heirs and Assigns by these presents that they the said Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser have not either jointly or severally at any time or times heretofore wittingly or urelintly(?) had made committed done or suffered or caused or procured to be had made committed done or suffered any Act matter or thing whatsoever whereby the said two described Tracts of Parcels of Land and Premises and Premises hereby released or mentioned or intended so to be with their Appurtenances or any part thereof are or can or may be impeached charged or incumbered in title charge Estate or otherwise howsoever. In Witness whereof the said Parties to these presents their hands and seals have hereunto interchangeably set the day and Year first above written. Ann (X) Hartman, Tobias Cryder, Henry Musser.
Sealed and Delivered in the presence of us: Christian Hartman, Philip Cloninger.
Received on the Day of the date of the above written Indenture of an dfrom the above named Henry Hartman the sum of Five shillings current silver money of Pennsylvania each of us being the consideration monehy above mentioned. Ann (X) Hartman, Tobias Cryder, Henry Musser.
Witnesses present at signing: Christian Hartman, Philip Cloninger.
Lancaster County SS. Before me Henry Derring Esquire one of the Justices of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid personally appeared the above named Ann Hartman Tobias Cryder and Henry Musser and acknowledged the above written Indenture to be their act and Deed to and for the uses and purposes therein mentioned and desired that the same may be recorded as such according to Law. In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal the Twentieth day of February in the Year of our Lord One thousand Seven hundred and Ninety Eight. Henry Dering.
Recorded the 2nd day of March A Dom 1798. [Ref: LancasterCoPA Deeds 3C-147]



Pedigree of Jacob HARTMAN
 /-----Jacob HARTMAN
Jacob HARTMAN
 \-----Veronica (HARTMAN)



Descendants of Jacob HARTMAN