Hartman Genealogy

Genealogy

Nesset Line

My mother's mother, Ragna Nesset came from the Ringebu and Faavang communities (Oppland region) of Norway. She emigrated along with most of her family in 1910. Most of the family settled in Black River Falls (Jackson Co.), Wisconsin. Other names in this line are Storhaugen and Kleven.

Hagen Line

My mother's father, Chris M. Hagen (also used the surnames Langsethagen and Alfsonhaugen), came from the Lillehammer and Fåberg communities (Oppland region) of Norway. He emigrated alone in 1910. First he joined his sister in Yankton County, South Dakota. Then he settled in Black River Falls, Wisconsin in 1912. Other surnames in this line are Svensrud and Lee.

Kress Line

My father's maternal grandparents, Conrad and Marie Eva (nee Moeller) Kress moved from Michelsrombach, Hesse, Germany to Bochum, Hesse, Germany and then emigrated to Medford (Taylor Co.), Wisconsin in 1882. The Kress surname seems to have originally been Greß when Adolfus Greß (Abt. 1745-1799) lived in Buechenberg, Hesse. Other surnames in this line are Fladung, Fey (not connected to the Feys in the Hartman line), Freundenthal, Friesenhahn, Sauer, Driessen, Bachhuber.

Hartman(n) Line

My father's paternal grandparents emigrated separately before they were married. Jacques (Jacob) Hartmann came from Roppeviller, France (part of the Moselle region of the Lorraine province) in 1871. Christine Fey came from Breidenbach, France (also part of the Moselle region of the Lorraine province) about 1879. They married in New York City in 1882 and moved to Medford, Wisconsin soon after. Ancestors with the Hartmann surname lived in Emerlanden (Parish of Urlau), Baden-Württemberg (now part of Germany) prior to emigrating to Roppeviller in about 1738. Other surnames in this line are Judas, Bell, Heckel, Seiler, Leichtnam, Driessen, Bachhuber.

Placenames

Locations mentioned in my genealogical files for births, marriages, deaths.

Miscellaneous

Odds and ends of genealogical interest. For example, average age at death; maximum age at death; average age at first marriage.

Unsolved Mysteries

Missing links and unsolved mysteries.

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Nesset Line	My mother's mother, Ragna Nesset came from the Ringebu and Faavang communities (Oppland region) of Norway. She emigrated along with most of her family in 1910. Most of the family settled in Black River Falls (Jackson Co.), Wisconsin. Other names in this line are Storhaugen and Kleven.
Hagen Line	My mother's father, Chris M. Hagen (also used the surnames Langsethagen and Alfsonhaugen), came from the Lillehammer and Fåberg communities (Oppland region) of Norway. He emigrated alone in 1910. First he joined his sister in Yankton County, South Dakota. Then he settled in Black River Falls, Wisconsin in 1912. Other surnames in this line are Svensrud and Lee.
Kress Line	My father's maternal grandparents, Conrad and Marie Eva (nee Moeller) Kress moved from Michelsrombach, Hesse, Germany to Bochum, Hesse, Germany and then emigrated to Medford (Taylor Co.), Wisconsin in 1882. The Kress surname seems to have originally been Greß when Adolfus Greß (Abt. 1745-1799) lived in Buechenberg, Hesse. Other surnames in this line are Fladung, Fey (not connected to the Feys in the Hartman line), Freundenthal, Friesenhahn, Sauer, Driessen, Bachhuber.
Hartman(n) Line	My father's paternal grandparents emigrated separately before they were married. Jacques (Jacob) Hartmann came from Roppeviller, France (part of the Moselle region of the Lorraine province) in 1871. Christine Fey came from Breidenbach, France (also part of the Moselle region of the Lorraine province) about 1879. They married in New York City in 1882 and moved to Medford, Wisconsin soon after. Ancestors with the Hartmann surname lived in Emerlanden (Parish of Urlau), Baden-Württemberg (now part of Germany) prior to emigrating to Roppeviller in about 1738. Other surnames in this line are Judas, Bell, Heckel, Seiler, Leichtnam, Driessen, Bachhuber.
Placenames	Locations mentioned in my genealogical files for births, marriages, deaths.
Miscellaneous	Odds and ends of genealogical interest. For example, average age at death; maximum age at death; average age at first marriage.
Unsolved Mysteries	Missing links and unsolved mysteries.