William Benjamin Johnson HARDEMAN

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Rev. William B. J. Hardman

William B. J. Hardman, of Harmony Grove, Ga., was born in Oglethorpe County, Ga., November 23, 1822, and is a son of Elbert and Lottie (Barnett) Hardman. Elbert Hardman was also a native of Oglethorp e County, Ga., and was born November 15, 1793, was a planter and merchant and died in May, 1884. He was a son of William J., who was born in Virginia, and he a son of Charles, a native of England . Mrs. Lottie Hardman was born in Madison County, Fa., August 1, 1801 and died in January, 1886. She was a daughter of Benjamin Barnett, who was born in North Carolina, but who, when a child, was t aken to Georgia by his parents, who settled in Madison County. He was a son of William Barnett. His great-grandmother was Eufan Tate. She married John Gast.

William B. J. Hardman received a good preparatory education in his native county and then studied under Dr. Willis Willingham. After the usual course of reading under this preceptor he attended lectu res at the Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, from which he graduated in March, 1850. He settled at Harmony Grove and practiced his profession until 1877, when he felt himself to be called t o another sphere of usefulness and has since devoted himself to the Baptist ministry, and has had the charge of four churches – and the same four – ever since. He has also served as a moderator o f the Sarepta Association eleven years in succession.

In January, 1851, Dr. Hardman married Miss E. S. Colquitt, daughter of Henry and Mildred (Pinson) Colquitt, of Georgia; and of the children that have blessed this union, eight are living, viz.: Henr y E., L. G., F. Ethleen, Robert L., W. B. J., Jr., T. C., J. B., and M. E.

Henry Colquitt, the father of Mrs. Hardman, was born in Oglethorpe County, and was a son of Robert Colquitt. Her great-grandfather was a native of England. The Rev. Mr. Hardman weighs one hundred an d sixty pounds and measures five feet, eleven inches in height; his wife, Mrs. E. S. Hardman, is five feet, seven inches high, and weighs one hundred and eighty pounds.

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Rev. William B. J. Hardman

William B. J. Hardman, of Harmony Grove, Ga., was born in Oglethorpe County, Ga., November 23, 1822, and is a son of Elbert and Lottie (Barnett) Hardman. Elbert Hardman was also a native of Oglethorp e County, Ga., and was born November 15, 1793, was a planter and merchant and died in May, 1884. He was a son of William J., who was born in Virginia, and he a son of Charles, a native of England . Mrs. Lottie Hardman was born in Madison County, Fa., August 1, 1801 and died in January, 1886. She was a daughter of Benjamin Barnett, who was born in North Caroli na, but who, when a child, wa s taken to Georgia by his parents, who settled in Madison County. He was a son of William Barnett. His great-grandmother was Eufan Tate. She married John Ga st.

William B. J. Hardman received a good preparatory education in his native county and then studied under Dr. Willis Willingham. After the usual course of reading under this preceptor he at tended lect ures at the Jefferson Medical College at Philadelphia, from which he graduated in March, 1850. He settled at Harmony Grove and practiced his profession until 1877, when he felt himself to be called t o another sphere of usefulness and has since devoted himself to the Baptist ministry, and has had the charge of four churches – and the same four – ever since. He ha s also served as a moderator o f the Sarepta Association eleven years in succession.

In January, 1851, Dr. Hardman married Miss E. S. Colquitt, daughter of Henry and Mildred (Pinson) Colquitt, of Georgia; and of the children that have blessed this union, eight are living, viz.: Henr y E., L. G., F. Ethleen, Robert L., W. B. J., Jr., T. C., J. B., and M. E.

Henry Colquitt, the father of Mrs. Hardman, was born in Oglethorpe County, and was a son of Robert Colquitt. Her great-grandfather was a native of England. The Rev. Mr. Hardman weighs one hundred an d sixty pounds and measures five feet, eleven inches in height; his wife, Mrs. E. S. Hardman, is five feet, seven inches high, and weighs one hundred and eighty pounds.

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Titel	Nordhessische Wurzeln
Beschreibung	Diese Datenbank enthält Informationen zu tausenden Individuen und Familien, die sich im Laufe der Forschungen angesammelt haben. Die meisten Daten beziehen sich auf Nordhessen und hier wiederum der Schwerpunkt auf die Gegend südlich von Kassel bis hinunter zur Schwalm. Es finden sch aber auch zahlreiche amerikanische Familien darunter, da meine Vorfahren väterlicherseits aus den USA stammen. Diese Datenbank erhebt keinen Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit oder Richtigkeit und sie wird immer wieder aktualisiert. Für Anregungen, Berichtigungen und Ergänzungen bin ich sehr dankbar! Bemerkungen: Berufsbezeichnungen habe ich vielfach abgekürzt, um die Eingabe und Abfrage zu erleichtern. Sollte es zu den Abkürzungen fragen geben, einfach nur nachfragen. Datumsangaben, die mit "etwa" oder "ca." vermerkt sind, beziehen sich in den meisten Fällen auf errechnete Daten oder Taufen (falls kein Geburtsdatum vorhanden sein sollte).
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