History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . man brought his family to California in 1894; he followed thetrade of a cabinet maker but in later 3ears took up horticulture. He passed to hiseternal reward in 1911. in Pasadena. Harvey F. Hartman received his early education in the public schools of Ohioand after removing to California attended the splendid schools nf Pasadena. Laterhis education was supplemented by a special course
History of Orange County, California : with biographical sketches of the leading men and women of the county who have been identified with its earliest growth and development from the early days to the present . man brought his family to California in 1894; he followed thetrade of a cabinet maker but in later 3ears took up horticulture. He passed to hiseternal reward in 1911. in Pasadena. Harvey F. Hartman received his early education in the public schools of Ohioand after removing to California attended the splendid schools nf Pasadena. Laterhis education was supplemented by a special course in a correspondence school, afterwhich he pursued a special study of the science of horticulture and seed selection, inwhich he has attained signal success and made for himself a prominent place in thehorticultural and agricultural circles of his community. In addition to his specializingin chili peppers Mr. Hartman devotes half of his ranch to general farming; he thor-oughly understands the cultivation and peculiarities of the soil in this vicinit>- andis an authority on the most suitable crops to be propagated. He has resided on hisranch near Buena Park since 1909 and has greatly improved the ^ HISTORY OF ORANGE COLNTY 1039 On May 1, 1906. Harvey F. Hartman was united in marriage with Miss RoseBastady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Imanuel Bastady and this happy union has beenblessed with four children: Rosalie Marie, Helen Esther, Ida Mae and Frank Hartman is a native of Basel, Switzerland. The family are members of the Con-gregational Church of Buena Park. During his residence in Orange County, has contributed his share to the substantial development of agriculture andhorticulturq in the county and is an honored member of the Farm Bureau of BuenaPark. Having been interested in floriculture while living in Pasadena, he still retainshis love for the beautiful by his membership in the Floricultural Society of that there is a great
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