The Pennsylvania-German: Widmet sich der Geschichte, Biographie, Genealogie, Poesie, Folklore und den allgemeinen Interessen der Pennsylvania Deutschen und ihrer Nachkommen . ed <licKeystone State Normal School, Als Didall George C.s Kinder außer Mary.Im Jahr 1883 wurde er von DanielErmentrout zum Kadett an die Militärakothek West Point ernannt. Der Kongressabgeordnete des Berks-Lehigh-Distrikts. Er ist derzeit Kapitän der Ersten US-amerikanischen Kavallerie und hat Dienst* praktisch in allen westlichen und vordersten Staaten gesehen, Kuba und die Philippinen. Latelyhe war Ausbilder für Militärkunst

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The Pennsylvania-German : devoted to the history, biography, genealogy, poetry, folk-lore and general interests of the Pennsylvania Germans and their descendants . ed <licKeystone State Normal School, as didall of George C.s children except Mary.In 1883 he was appointed a cadet to theWest Point Military Academy by DanielErmentrout. the Congressional repre-sentative of -the Berks-Lehigh district.He is at present a captain in the First U.S. Cavalry and has seen service* in prac-tically all of the western and frontierStates, Cuba and the Philippines. Latelyhe was an instructor of military art inthe L. S. Infantry and Cavalry Scho«:.land StatT College at l-ort Leavenworth.Kansas. In 1894 he was married to HelenC ard, whose father is now colonel ofthe Second U. S. Cavalry. George W. Hartman (5) was born inBern township, as were all of the familyexcept John. After attending the StateNormal School and teaching in the pub-lic schools for several years, he enteredFranklin and r^Iarshall College, whencehe graduated in 1895. He later attendedthe Harvard Physical Culture School andthe Theological Seminary of the Re-formed church. While at the latter 1. - ?fef#|> r^ •^.T^^cv, y^7- GHJUtGK V. n.VUT.MAN i4> AND HIS FANULY PEXXSYLVAXIA-GERMAX GRXEALOGIES: HARTMAX EAMILY 349 place he held the position of physical in-structor in Franklin and Marshall Col-lege. He is a-t present in the Reformedministry and is located at Orwigsburg, Schuylkill county. He was married in1901 to Carrie M. Reed, of Doylestown, Pa., a graduate of the Keystone StateNormal School. They are the parents oftwo children, a son and a daughter:George E. (6) and Esther L. (6). Irvin H. Hartman (5), af-ter attend-ing the Keystone State Normal Schooland teaching in the public schools for anumber of terms, prepared for a medicalcourse at Palatinate College. Myerstown, Pa. In 1892 he entered the University ofPennsylvania, graduating in 1S95. E^ora year he served as residt-n: physician atS*t. Josephs Hospital.

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