Friedrich (Herzog) Hartsoe Sr (abt. 1695 - abt. 1780)

Born about 1695 in Heiliges Römisches Reich

Descendants

Died about 1780 at about age 85 in Chatham County, North Carolina

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Biography

Friedrich was born about 1695. Friedrich Hartsoe ... He passed away about 1780.

The following info from GUY ZIMMERMAN's research:

"Friedrich Hertzog, born c. 1695, Germany. m. --------- in Germany. Immigrated to America on the St. Mark, landing at Philadelphia Septermber 11, 1738. Lived at Upper Salford, Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., PA, north of Germantown. Moved to Virginia in 1753; moved to Orange Co. NC, c. 1760; died Chatham Co. NC after June 20, 1771. Probably buried at Rocky River Church Cemetery north of Siler City, Chatham Co. NC.

By June 1 1750, Friedrich Hertzog was living in Ridge Valley, Upper Salford, Philadelphia (Montgomery) Co., Pennsylvania. He advertised a mill and farm at the same location for sale in 1752.

Abstracts from the PENNSYLVA NISCHE GESCHISTES-SCHREIBER, a German newspaper published in Germantown, Pennsylvania, now a part of Philadelphia, by Christopher Sauer (Saur/Sower). The name of the paper was later changed to Pennsylvanische Berichte.

Page 19 - June 1, 1750

Friedrich Hertzog, Upper Salford, in Ridge Valley

Page 33 - June 1, 1752

Friedrich Hertzog, Upper Salford, Ridge Valley, offers to sell a mill and farm. The farm and mill must have been sold before December 18, 1753 when he and his son-in-law Plickard Seyler appear in the Augusta County Virginia records, where they remainedbetween their departure from Pennsylvania and their appearance in old Orange County, NC. - From Kegley, F.B. (Virginia Frontiers)

Pg. 80 - December 23, 1753 Frederick Hartsough, 284 acres on Craig's Creek (had recently purchased 130 acres)

Pg. 89 - Bond, bills, etc. due the estate for land purchased: FrederickHartsough December 18, 1753

- Placard Sciler, December 18, 1753; Frederick Hartsough and Placard Sciler 18 December 1753 ; Frederick Hartsough and Placard Sciler December18th 1753

Pg. 167 - "On Craig's Creek Henry Holston Jr. was an overseer from Frederick Hartsough's Mill up and then across a mountain to James McAfee's"

Pg. 460 - June 20, 1771 David Potts - 130 acres on Craig's Creek from Frederick Hartsough"

Sources

• PENNSYLVA NISCHE GESCHISTES-SCHREIBER, a German newspaper published in Germantown, Pennsylvania, now a part of Philadelphia, by Christopher Sauer (Saur/Sower)
• Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/148040476/frederick-hartsoehartsaw: accessed 18 December 2022), memorial page for Frederick Hartsoe/Hartsaw (29 Mar 1695–1762), Find a Grave Memorial ID 148040476, citing Rocky River Baptist Church Cemetery, Siler City, Chatham County, North Carolina, USA; Maintained by S Allen (contributor 48132017).
• "Colonial Records of NC" by William L Sanders (1890) - "The Hartsoe Family of Greene Co AR" by C Wayne Starnes (1985) - "The Family of Welmar Siler" by Leona Bryson Porter (1951) - "Sauer's Newspaper" ran an add from Frederich Herzog offering a farm and mill for sale in Montgomery Co PA - moved to Augusta Co VA - later moved to Orange Co NC - family tradition states that he was the Capt of the ship that crossed the Atlantic in 1741.

See also:

• "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org : modified 12 January 2021, 04:57), entry for Friedrich Herzog (PID https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/4:1:K4RD-CCR ); contributed by various users. Unsourced Tree'