Welcome to my Hartenstein / Hardenstine Family Genealogy Web Page. I have researched the Hartenstein family who in the early 1800s were living in Herschberg in the Rheinland Pfalz region of Germany. In the 1830s several siblings of this family immigrated to the United States and settled in various locations. I have been able to document the family for several generations in Germany, beginning with Mathias Hartenstein. This was possible due to research by the late resident of Herschberg, Klaus Juner. Michael Hardenstine initially settled in New York City, but later moved to Monroe County, Pennsylvania. His sister Louisa and her husband Michael Dreher also lived in New York City for a while before moving to Stark County, Ohio. Ottilia Hartenstein married Gottfried Kammerdiener. They came to New York City and remained there for the rest of their lives. Heinrich Hartenstein died in Herschberg at a young age. When his children came of age, they and their mother immigrated to Stark County, Ohio.
This database contains all known United States descendants of Mathias Hartenstein. However, you might want to start with the immigrant ancestor in your line. You can click on any of the links below to jump right to the beginning of your line. In any case, you can navigate to any other person in the database by clicking on a parent or child in any person's record.
- Mathias Hartenstein - Earliest known progenitor in Germany
Children of Gottfried Hartenstein in the United States
- Gottfried Hartenstein Family Chart
- Michael Hardenstine - Progenitor of the family that settled in Monroe County, Pennsylvania
- Heinrich Hartenstein - Progenitor of the family who settled in Stark County, Ohio
- Ottilia Hartenstein Kammerdiener - Progenitor of the family that remained in New York City
- Louisa Hartenstein Dreher - Progenitor of the family that settled in Stark County, Ohio
I welcome any questions or additional information that you could provide about this family. In many cases I have much more detailed information that I will gladly make available on request.
I sincerely hope that you enjoy discovering your family.
Bob Greiner