John Hershelman
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John Hershelman
| SandyHershelman (View posts) | Posted: 15 May 2000 12:00PM GMT |
Classification: Biography
Surnames: HERSHELMAN, HERSCHELMAN, HERSCHELMANN, WILDER, BLYSTONE, ZIMMERMAN
History of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, Vol. II (1885)
(Reprinted here for genealogical reference and research purposes)
John Hershelmans mispelled bio:
"JOHN HARSHELMAN, farmer, P.O. Meadville was born October 17, 1833,
in New York City, and is son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Hill) Harshelman, his paternal grandfather being Adam Harshelman, who landed in New York City with a family of three sons and one daughter.
They were named John, Philip, Jacob and Mary. Jacob was born in 1803, came to Vernon Township in
1835, and here raised a family of children, three now living: John, Eliza
(Mrs. F. Blystone), Catharine (who first married Mr. Zimmerman and
subsequently Jacob Keybort, but is now a widow). Our subject married, in 1864,
Rosetta, daughter of Timothy Clark, by whom he has six children: Thomas F.,
J.C., Adelia J., Mary E., Joseph and Josie (twins). Mrs. Harshelman is the
youngest of a family of eleven children. Mr. Harshelman has held the
office of School Director three years, and has the supervision of the roads
of his district. He has a neat and prosperous looking farm of 175 acres in
the northern portion of the township. In religious belief he is a
Catholic."
(Reprinted here for genealogical reference and research purposes)
John Hershelmans mispelled bio:
"JOHN HARSHELMAN, farmer, P.O. Meadville was born October 17, 1833,
in New York City, and is son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Hill) Harshelman, his paternal grandfather being Adam Harshelman, who landed in New York City with a family of three sons and one daughter.
They were named John, Philip, Jacob and Mary. Jacob was born in 1803, came to Vernon Township in
1835, and here raised a family of children, three now living: John, Eliza
(Mrs. F. Blystone), Catharine (who first married Mr. Zimmerman and
subsequently Jacob Keybort, but is now a widow). Our subject married, in 1864,
Rosetta, daughter of Timothy Clark, by whom he has six children: Thomas F.,
J.C., Adelia J., Mary E., Joseph and Josie (twins). Mrs. Harshelman is the
youngest of a family of eleven children. Mr. Harshelman has held the
office of School Director three years, and has the supervision of the roads
of his district. He has a neat and prosperous looking farm of 175 acres in
the northern portion of the township. In religious belief he is a
Catholic."