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     Luke Hart was born at Ireland.¹ He married Mary White.¹

     Mary Hart was born in January 1856 at Paterson, NJ.¹ She married Thomas Whelan, son of Malachi Whelan and Katherine, circa 1883.^1,2

     The 1900 census lists Thomas Whelan and Mary, with their children (all b. NJ) Kattie (15, Dec 1884), Thomas, Jr (14, Feb 1886), Mary (12, Apr 1888), Annie (9, Sep 1890), Joseph (6, May 1894), and Maggie (4, Aug 1894); and his father Malachi (66, Mar 1834, b. Ireland). All are listed as Whalen.² Married name: Whelan.

     Susan Hart married ? Lamberton.¹

     Married name: Lamberton.

     Susannah Hart married John Polhemus, son of Hendrick Polhemus.¹

     Married name: Polhemus.

     Pieter Hartgers married Sijtje Roelofs, daughter of Roelof Jansen and Anneke Jans.^2,1,3

     Pieter Hartgers and Sijtje had at least two children, Jannetje and Rachel, who were mentioned in Anneke Jans' will.^1,3 Name variation: Pieter Hartgers Van Wie.⁴ Name variation: Peter Van Wen.² Name variation: Peter Hurtgers.⁵

     Augusta Hartje was born in 1841 (but 26 yr in 1870.)^1,2 She married Ferdinand Reiman.¹ Augusta Hartje died in 1872 or 1873.¹

     Augusta Hartje lived with Frederick Hartje at River Road, Fort Lee/Edgewater, NJ.¹ The 1870 census lists Ferdinand Reiman and Augusta at Ward 10 at New York City, with their children Anna, Ferdinand, Fred, Augusta, Edward and Theodore, and Mina Hartje.² Married name: Reiman.

     Frederick Hartje was born in 1808.¹ He married Doris Shepp.¹ Frederick Hartje died in 1900.¹ He was buried in Edgewater Cemetery.¹

     Frederick Hartje lived at Bergen County, NJ.¹ He and Doris Shepp emigrated circa 1845 from Bremen, Germany.^1,2 Frederick Hartje lived at River Road at Fort Lee/Edgewater, NJ.¹ He was a shoemaker.¹

     Jannetie Hartje was baptized on 14 October 1707 at Tappan, NY, (DRC) (sponsors: Roelof Van Houten and Jannetie Van Houten.)¹ She died before 1714.²

     Konight has both a deathdate of before 1714 (Colonial Files) and a marriage with David Brouwer (Straut Files), but that is a younger sister, who is not on the FGS.^2,3

     Jannetje Hartje was baptized on 14 November 1714 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC.)³ She married David Brouwer, son of Abraham Brouwer and Lea Demarest, circa 1732.^1,4,2

     From 1747 through 1757 the children were baptized in New York, before and after in Schraalenburgh (except Jacobus, who was baptized in Tappan.)¹
     Konight has both a deathdate of before 1714 (Colonial Files) and a marriage with David Brouwer (Straut Files), but that is a younger sister, who is not on the FGS.^2,5 Married name: Brouwer.

     Marytje Hartje was born on 21 March 1710.⁵ She was baptized on 12 April 1710 at Tappan, NY, (DRC) (sponsors: Isaac Blauvelt and Miecke his wife.)^2,5 She married Samuel Brouwer, son of Abraham Brouwer and Lea Demarest, on 9 November 1725 at Schraalenburgh, NJ, (DRC) (or 1728.)^1,2,6,7

     Married name: Brouwer.

     Wilhelmina Hartje was born in June 1843 at Germany.^1,2 She married Ferdinand Reiman on 3 April 1874.¹ Wilhelmina Hartje died in June 1941, Mina was the oldest resident of Edgewater at the time of her death.¹ She was buried in Brookside Cemetery in Englewood.¹

     Wilhelmina Hartje lived with Frederick Hartje at River Road, Fort Lee/Edgewater, NJ.¹ Ferdinand Reiman and Wilhelmina lived at 382 E. 4th St. at Manhattan, NY.¹ The 1880 census lists Ferdinand Reiman and Mina at ED 308 at New York City, with their children Ferdinand, Fred, Augusta, Edward, Genevieve, Carl and Emilia.³ Ferdinand Reiman and Wilhelmina lived in 1890 at 3rd Ave. at Bronx, NY.¹ The 1900 census listed Mina Reiman in Dora Hartje's household at Undercliff Borough, Ridgefield Twp., Bergen County, NJ.² Wilhelmina Hartje lived with Doris Shepp circa 1901 at River Road, Fort Lee/Edgewater, NJ.¹ The 1910 census lists Wilhelmina Hartje at River Road at Edgewater, Bergen County, NJ, with her son Charles. Mina is indicated as male; Charles as female.^4,1 The 1920 census lists Mina Reiman at 11 Leary Lane at Edgewater, Bergen County, NJ, with her children Charles Reiman and Emilia Atthouse. Her daughter and son-in-law Genevieve Thomson and Charles F Thomson live at #10 Leary Lane.⁵ The 1930 census listed Wilhelmina Hartje in Emily Reiman's household at 7 Leary Lane at Edgewater, NJ.⁶ Name variation: Mina Hartje.⁷ Married name: Mina Reiman.²

     Mary Hartley was born at Brantford, Ontario, Canada.² She (1) married Henry Schoonmaker, son of Daniel Henry Schoonmaker and Sarah Ryerson Alyea, on 29 January 1900.^1,2 Mary Hartley (2) married an unknown man after 1920 at California.² She died at California.²

     Married name: Schoonmaker.

     Mary Ann Hartline was born circa 1838.¹ She married Samuel Broscious circa 1861. Mary Ann Hartline died on 2 December 1916 at Northumberland County, PA.¹

     Her parents were George Hartlein and ? Mosser.¹ Married name: Broscious.

     Harriet Hartman was born (near Cranbury, NJ.)¹ She married David Stults, son of John Marlin Stults and Mary Elizabeth Higbee.¹

     Married name: Stults.

     Rudolph Hartman was born on 15 August 1888 at Jersey City, Hudson County, NJ.^1,2 He married Emily Friedrickson, daughter of Emily Fredrickson, in 1919.¹

     The 1920 census lists Rudolph Hartman and Emily at Paterson (ward 4), Passaic County, NJ, in the household of his mother Teresa Hartman (55, b. Leipzig, Germany, wid., imm. 1870, nat. 1878). Rudolph is 31, b. NY, manager in a printing concern, father b. NY, mother Germany; Emily is 24, b. Russia (German), a nurse, imm. data unknown.³ The 1930 census lists Rudolph Hartman and Emily at Hawthorne Borough, Passaic County, NJ, with two children, both b. NJ: Emily (5) and Ernest (3). Rudolph is 42, b. NJ, pattern maker, 31 at 1st marriage, father b. NJ, mother b. Germany; Emily is 35, b. Germany, 24 at 1st marriage, father b. Switzerland, mother b. Germany.¹

     Sarah Hartman married John DeWitt, son of Peter DeWitt and Rebecca Whetsell.¹

     Sarah came from Rockingham County, VA to Preston County about 1800. Her father served in the Revolutionary War.³ Married name: DeWitt.

     Anneken Hartmans (1) married Jan Wessels.² Anneken Hartmans (2) married Nicholas Jansen Backer.³ (Banns on 13 March 1652 at Arnhem, Gelderland, The Netherlands. He was Claes Janszen Backer, jm from Werstadt in the Over Pfaltz; she Enneken Hartmans, wid. of the late Jan Wessels.)²

     Anneken Hartmans and Jan had two more children bp. in Arnhem:
1. HertMan (bp. 3 Jul 1642; father Jan Wessels, mother Jenneke Wessels; Bk. 4 p. 144; shows up in New Amsterdam as sponsor)
2. Marieken (bp. 3 Apr 1650; father Jan Wessels and Enneken Hartmans; bk. 5 p.26; a Maria Wessels m. in New Amsterdam, but she is jd from Uytrecht, so prob. not here).⁴ Married name: Wessels. Married name: Backer.

     Fitje Hartmans was born in 1611 at Cologne, Rheinland, Germany.¹ She married Michiel Jansen.^2,3 Fitje Hartmans died circa 17 October 1697 (One account says Fitje died 21 Sep 1697 and another says 17 Oct 1697.)^4,5 She was buried in Jersey City.

     On 18 Jun 1663, Fitje was among those who verbally requested that Communipaw be pallisaded for protection. She was a widow at that point. (YBHSNY 1914 p.28.)
     Fitje was my (ames Turse) first direct ancestor to be buried 'with pall'. This cost was an additional 6 guilders after 1691. First used in 1678, it consisted of '10 El. of Black Cloth, at 24 gl. per El. (240 gl.) and a linen cover to protect the pall (14gl.)' Cemeteries, located near the Churches, were at Tuers and Bergen Ave. and Vroom St.⁶
     In 1679 Fitje was living at 'Ghmoenepaen,' and had 'many children, all of whom were not unjust.' The farm owned by her is marked on the field map as lots numbered 14 and 15. The Labadists, in October, 1679 dined with her. An old lady in Brooklyn told them that Fitje came from Cologne. They have left this quaint record concerning her: 'We found her a little pious, after the manner of the country, and you could discover that there was something of the Lord in her, but very much covered up and defiled.' This is no light testimony to the old lady's religious attainments, considering that it is given by two men who seem to have looked upon all mankind, except that small portion which accepted their own peculiar views, as destined fuel for the everlasting bonfire. She was a member of the Bergen church in 1664.⁷
     Funerals were a unique event. This is from a 1690 burial: Flour and milk 6 gl. 5 st., Sundries 15 gl. 5 st. 85 gl. 6st., BD keg of beer 15 gl. 16 st., Carting of the goods 3gl., Coffin and spirits 25 g. 10 St. Aanspreker 19 g. 10st.
An Aanspreker was the funeral director. Donning the official dress of low shoes, black stockings, black knickerbockers, a black cutaway coat with along flowing black mantle, white cravat, and a 3 cornered hat (or steek) from which floated a long black crepe streamer and a rosette which showed the sex and marriage status (s or m) of the deceased (Prominent or wealthy people could have up to 20 aansprekers). All mourners and bearers dressed this way, while the aansprekers also added gloves (white or black depending on the sex of the deceased). After the body was laid to rest, the party returned to the sterfhuis, or home of the deceased, for beer, spirits, and food, prepared by the women, who traditionally did not go to the cemetery. After a short interval, the guests departed. Name variation: Fytje Hartmans. Married name: Vreeland. Married name: Jansen.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.⁶

     Antje Cornelis Hartog was born on 11 May 1750 at Sliedrecht, Zuid Holland, The Netherlands.¹ She married Jacob Janse Lokker, son of Jan Lokker and Martijntje Goemare, on 17 October 1773 at Dirksland, Zuid Holland, The Netherlands.¹

     Jacob Lokker became a member of the Dirksland Church on 12 Apr 1775, and his wife Annetje Hartog on 20 Mar 1776.^2,3 Married name: Lokker.

     Johanna A. Hartog was born on 8 May 1908 at New Jersey.^1,4,2 She married George Kroeze.¹ Johanna A. Kroeze died on 30 January 2005 at Wyckoff, Bergen County, NJ.¹ She was buried on 2 February 2005 in Fair Lawn Memorial Cemetery in Fair Lawn.¹

     Johanna A. Hartog's obituary appeared on 9 February 2005 in the Shoppers News (pg. 42.)¹ Married name: Kroeze.¹

     Peter C Hartog was born in January 1876 at The Netherlands ((1910 census has age as 37.)^2,1) He married Nettie Hartog in 1907.^1,3

     Peter C Hartog immigrated in 1898 and was naturalized in 1906.^1,3 The 1900 census listed Peter C Hartog in Barnard and Elizabeth Faddegun's household at Park Ave (#142) at Manchester Township (Hawthorne Borough), Passaic County, NJ.⁴ The 1910 census lists Peter C Hartog and Nettie at 148 Putnam Street at Paterson City (Ward 3), Passaic County, NJ, with their children Johanna (2) and Simon P. (2 mo) both born in NJ.¹ Peter C Hartog was in 1910 a messenger for an express co.¹ The 1920 census lists Peter C Hartog and Nettie at 247 8th Ave at Paterson City (Ward 3), Passaic County, NJ, with their children Johanna (11), Siemon (9), Nellie (7) and Casper (5), all born in NJ (indexed as Hortog.)³ Name variation: Peter Hartog.²

     Albert Hartshorne was born in 1882 at Longden Common, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Alice Ada Hartshorne was born in 1873 at Longden Common, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Annie Hartshorne was born in 1870 at Longden Common, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Charles Hartshorne was born in 1899 at Longden Common, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England. He died in 1910.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Ebenezer Hartshorn was born on 7 January 1733 at Reading, MA.¹ He married Mary Whittemore, daughter of Joseph Whittemore and Ruth Eustis, on 6 January 1757 at Pepperill, MA.¹

     Edward Hartshorne was born in 1870 at Longden Common, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Edward Hartshorne was born circa 1817.¹ He married Mary Carswell.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Edwin Hartshorne was born in 1840. He married Sarah.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Edwin Hartshorne was born in 1876 at Longden Common, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England.

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹