John H. Hartman Papers, 1850-1865
At the time of the 1860 Federal Census, Adam Hartman (b. ca. 1819) and his wife, Malinda (b. ca. 1820), were living on their Rowan farm with their four sons and one daughter. Two of the Hartmans’ sons, Daniel (b. ca. 1840) and John (b. ca. 1841), enlisted in Co. D, 1st North Carolina Artillery (James Reilly’s Battery, Rowan Artillery) on March 19, 1862. Most of the letters in this collection were written by John H. Hartman to his young wife, Partha Hartman (b. ca. 1843).
Archive:
David M. Rubenstein Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Duke University
Letters
Displaying 51 - 55 of 55
| ID |
Letter |
Date | Author | Recipient | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9096 | Hartman13 | February 1, 1863 | John Hartman | Partha Hartman | Fredericksburg, VA | Rowan County, NC |
| 9095 | Hartman12 | January 26, 1863 | John Hartman | Partha Hartman | Fredericksburg, VA | Rowan County, NC |
| 9094 | Hartman11 | January 16, 1863 | John Hartman | Partha Hartman | Fredericksburg, VA | Rowan County, NC |
| 9093 | Hartman10 | January 11, 1863 | John Hartman | Partha Hartman | Fredericksburg, VA | Rowan County, NC |
| 9084 | Hartman1 | April 26, 1862 | John Hartman | Partha Hartman | Yorktown, York County, VA | Rowan County, NC |
