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| Birth: | 1795 in South Carolina |
| Death: | 1837 in Barbour Co., AL |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Daniel Hartzog b. 1774 in Orangeburg Township, SC |
| Mother: | Suzannah Zorn |
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George was born 1795 in South Carolina, the son of Daniel HARTZOG and
SuzannaZORN. There is some question as to the positive parentage of
George. My great grandfather James Washington HARTZOG (This is Virginia
Buckalew's account) definitely was the son of a George HARTZOG, and
beyond this I have assumed from records, etc. that George, was the son of
Daniel, the grandson of Georgeb. 1736, and therefore the great grandson
of Barnard HARTZOG, who was the founder of the family in America. The
Alabama that we know today was Mississippi Territory in the early 1800's
seventeen years later Alabama was formed.
George is the founder of the HARTZOG Family in Barbour County, Alabama.
George's first wife, Sarah, married him about 1814. She died in South
Carolina. George married the second time to Celia (her last name is
unknow). Celia wasborn 1811 in South Carolina. George and Celia's
first child, James, was born in South Carolina, then they must have moved
to Georgia.
Excerps from Virginia's Book: George is the founder of the HARTZOG
family in Barbour County, Alabama. About 1837, the family moved to
Barbour County, and George applied at the landoffice in Sparta, AL for 80
acres of land for which he paid $1.25 an acre. Documented records of two
land grants in Alabama dated August 24,1837 (Nos. 5706 and 5707) are
issued to George Hartzog and signed by him. He is believed to have died
the latter part of that same year, 1837. Celia hartzog (2nd wife of
George) is believed to have lived on for several years. Someone has said
that she was recorded in Clayton, AL., to have received a pension after
the death of her husband. Tom Hartzog of Memphis, TN said that Celia is
found in the Census of 1860. It is not known just where she and Georgie
are buried (at this point). Records are not completely clear as to
exactly how many children George (1795) had by either wife, but we know
of seven.
Evans Hartzog's theory is that George (1797), Daniel Charles (1794), and
David (1793 or 94) were brothers and the children of Daniel hartzog
(1774) and Susannah Zorn. I believe David (1793 or 94) is the son of
John theodore Hartzog.
From: Index to Volunteer Soldiers in Indian Wars and Disturbances
1815-1858: Vol 1: A-K Transcribed by Virgil D. white
Hartzog, George, 1st Cpl., Srv in Col. Curries 42nd Regt of AL Military
in the Creek War.
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