James Howard Hartmann
Sergeant, 120th Infantry, 30th Division, U. S. Army
Killed in Action, 14 January 1945, Belgium.
Compiled by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.
Sergeant, 120th Infantry, 30th Division, U. S. Army
Killed in Action, 14 January 1945, Belgium.
Compiled by Linda Cunningham Fluharty.
JAMES HOWARD HARTMANN, born 1 May 1911, in Tyler County, W.Va., was the son of Louis J. Hartmann and Birdie Lee VanCamp, married in Wetzel County in 1906.
1920 Census, Ellsworth District, Tyler County W.Va.
#429
Lewis J Hartman, Head, 51, Farmer, b.Pa.
Birdie L Hartman, Wife, 43, b. W.Va.
Allen J Hartman, Son, 27, b. W.Va.
Josephine Hartman, Daughter, 24, b. W.Va.
Hildia Hartman, Daughter, 21, b. W.Va.
Georgia Hartman, Daughter, 20, b. W.Va.
Helen L Hartman, Daughter, 13, b. W.Va.
Howard Hartman, Son, 8, b. W.Va.Lewis J. Hartmann died in 1925.
1930 Census, Ellsworth District, Tyler County W.Va.
#214
Bertie Hartman, Wife, 53, Widow, b. W.Va.
Helen Hartman, Daughter, 23, b. W.Va.
Howard Hartman, Son, 19, Farm Laborer, b. W.Va.1940 Census, Ellsworth District, Tyler County W.Va.
#140
Howard Hartman, Head, 28, Farmer, b. W.Va.
Birdie Hartman, Mother, 63, Widow, b. W.Va.
Louis enlisted 6 October 1942 at Clarksburg, W.Va.
James Howard Hartmann was born in Tyler County; confirmed by birth record.
He probably also went to Tyler County schools.
Buried at Northview Cemetery, New Martinsville, Wetzel County, W.Va.
Photo by Teresa LeMaster Fordyce, find-a-grave.
