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Enoch Hartill
1836 - 1903 (66 Jahre)-
Name Enoch Hartill Geburt 16 Mrz 1836 Bedworth, Warwickshire, England, (GB) 
Geschlecht männlich Tod 7 Jan 1903 Chewelah, Washington, (US) Personen-Kennung I64763 Stammbaum4 Zuletzt bearbeitet am 17 Nov 1998
Vater William Harthill, Junior, geb. 1812, Lancashire, England, (GB) Mutter Anne Wakefield, geb. 1812 Eheschließung 1830 Familien-Kennung F42255 Familienblatt | Familientafel
Familie 1 Jane King, geb. 4 Jun 1840, Bedworth, Lancashire, England, (GB) gest. 27 Feb 1900, Chewelah, Washington, (US) (Alter 59 Jahre) Eheschließung 1860 Lancashire, England, (GB) Kinder 1. William Paul Harthill, geb. 3 Aug 1863, Clinton, Ontario, (CA) gest. 1920 (Alter 56 Jahre)2. John Thomas Hartill, geb. 30 Mai 1865, Clinton, Ontario, (CA) 3. Jenny "Jane Hannah" Harthill, geb. 10 Mrz 1867, Clinton, Illinois, (US) gest. 1939 (Alter 71 Jahre)4. Enoch Hartill, 2nd, geb. 9 Jul 1869, Clinton, Ontario, (CA) gest. 1950, Stevens County, Washington, (US) (Alter 80 Jahre)5. Martha Ann Hartill, geb. 9 Aug 1871, Glenco, Oregon, (US) gest. 1944 (Alter 72 Jahre)6. Sarah E. Harthill, geb. 21 Jun 1874, Glenco, Oregon, (US) gest. 1961 (Alter 86 Jahre)7. Joseph Manuel Hartill, geb. 12 Aug 1877, Glenco, Oregon, (US) gest. 4 Okt 1943, Chewelah, Washington, (US) (Alter 66 Jahre)8. Jesse Hartill, geb. 9 Nov 1880, Pine City, Washington, (US) gest. 1943 (Alter 62 Jahre)9. David Hartill, geb. 9 Nov 1880, Pine City, Washington, (US) gest. 1948 (Alter 67 Jahre)10. Emmanuel Swedenburgh Hartill, geb. 6 Jun 1884, Pine City, Washington, (US) gest. 27 Feb 1927 (Alter 42 Jahre)Familien-Kennung F42254 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 30 Jul 2002
Familie 2 Sarah Anne King, geb. 1852, Bedworth, Lancashire, England, (GB) Eheschließung 1902 Boston, Massachusetts, (US) Familien-Kennung F42435 Familienblatt | Familientafel Zuletzt bearbeitet am 17 Nov 1998
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Notizen - Excepts from 1904 "An Illustrated History of Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan and Chelan Counties": ENOCH HARTILL, deceased. No compilation purporting to grant representation to the leading men of the Colville valley would be complete without an especial mention of the esteemed gentleman whose name heads this memorial. Enoch Hartill was born in Bedworth, Warwickshire, England, on March 16, 1836, the son of William and Sarah (Hartop) Hartill, natives of England, where they remained until their death. The father was an engineer in the coal mines during all his life. Our subject was educated in the schools of Bedworth and when nineteen came to Canada. He journeyed thence in a short time to the United States and two years after landing on the new continent he was back in England to claim the hand of her who was to share his fortune through life. After the conclusion of the nuptials they came to Clinton, Canada. Next we see them in Illinois and in 1868 they embarked in one fo the popular prairie schooners of the day and wound their weary way across sombre plains and rugged mountains, meeting and overcoming the hardships and dangers of doughty savage and tiresome journeys, until they landed in the fertile Willamette valley. The home was in that place until 1878, and they then came to Pine City, Washington. In 1889 they came thence to Stevens county, Washington. A quarter section of land was purchased from the railroad company, four miles north from CHewelah. Mr. Hartill, being a thrifty and industrious man, soon had a goodly portion of the estate under cultivation and the same supplied with good buildings and other improvements. He planted an orchard of twenty acres, half of which is now bearing. On February 27, 1900, the beloved mother and wife was called hence by death, leaving the following children: William P., in Pine City; John T., in Rossland; Jane A., wife of E. J. Arrington, in Stevens county; Enoch, in Rossland; Martha A., wife of Dan Bridgeman in Harrison, Idaho; Sarah M., wife of K. Erickson, in Tekoa, Washington; and Joseph M., Jesse and David, twins, and Emmanuel S., all in Stevens county. Mr. Hartill was an active and influential Republican and in addition to taking a keen interest in political affairs served on the school board. He was a member of the Maccabees and the denomination known as the church of the New Jerusalem. In 1902 Mr. Hartill went to England to arrange for his marriage with his former wife's sister, but as the law there forbade that union they came to Boston where the ceremony was performed. Thence they journeyed direct to Stevens county where Mrs. Hartill now resides. She had been well educated in England and remained with her mother until the death of that aged lady in 1900. She owns the old home with eighty acres of land and is a well respected and beloved lady. In church affiliation Mrs. Hartill adheres to the Unitarian faith. On January 7, 1903, the summons came which called Mr. Hartill to lay down the labors of this life and participate in the realities of the world beyond. His remains were buried in the Chewelah cemetery and sincere mourning was evident everywhere.
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Birth: Maggie R.
Death: G. Craver & M. Rail
- Excepts from 1904 "An Illustrated History of Stevens, Ferry, Okanogan and Chelan Counties": ENOCH HARTILL, deceased. No compilation purporting to grant representation to the leading men of the Colville valley would be complete without an especial mention of the esteemed gentleman whose name heads this memorial. Enoch Hartill was born in Bedworth, Warwickshire, England, on March 16, 1836, the son of William and Sarah (Hartop) Hartill, natives of England, where they remained until their death. The father was an engineer in the coal mines during all his life. Our subject was educated in the schools of Bedworth and when nineteen came to Canada. He journeyed thence in a short time to the United States and two years after landing on the new continent he was back in England to claim the hand of her who was to share his fortune through life. After the conclusion of the nuptials they came to Clinton, Canada. Next we see them in Illinois and in 1868 they embarked in one fo the popular prairie schooners of the day and wound their weary way across sombre plains and rugged mountains, meeting and overcoming the hardships and dangers of doughty savage and tiresome journeys, until they landed in the fertile Willamette valley. The home was in that place until 1878, and they then came to Pine City, Washington. In 1889 they came thence to Stevens county, Washington. A quarter section of land was purchased from the railroad company, four miles north from CHewelah. Mr. Hartill, being a thrifty and industrious man, soon had a goodly portion of the estate under cultivation and the same supplied with good buildings and other improvements. He planted an orchard of twenty acres, half of which is now bearing. On February 27, 1900, the beloved mother and wife was called hence by death, leaving the following children: William P., in Pine City; John T., in Rossland; Jane A., wife of E. J. Arrington, in Stevens county; Enoch, in Rossland; Martha A., wife of Dan Bridgeman in Harrison, Idaho; Sarah M., wife of K. Erickson, in Tekoa, Washington; and Joseph M., Jesse and David, twins, and Emmanuel S., all in Stevens county. Mr. Hartill was an active and influential Republican and in addition to taking a keen interest in political affairs served on the school board. He was a member of the Maccabees and the denomination known as the church of the New Jerusalem. In 1902 Mr. Hartill went to England to arrange for his marriage with his former wife's sister, but as the law there forbade that union they came to Boston where the ceremony was performed. Thence they journeyed direct to Stevens county where Mrs. Hartill now resides. She had been well educated in England and remained with her mother until the death of that aged lady in 1900. She owns the old home with eighty acres of land and is a well respected and beloved lady. In church affiliation Mrs. Hartill adheres to the Unitarian faith. On January 7, 1903, the summons came which called Mr. Hartill to lay down the labors of this life and participate in the realities of the world beyond. His remains were buried in the Chewelah cemetery and sincere mourning was evident everywhere.