Please help keep this updated with the correct information. - from 1810 Census for Franklin County, Virginia - Updated 3/26/08. Email address and more information is available at www.jdhartsell.com.
The 1810 household of Adam Hartzell (page 592, spelled "Heartsell"):
1 male 26-45 1 female 26-45 1 male 16-25 1 male 16-25 1 male 10-15* 1 female 10-15 1 male under 10 1 male under 10 1 male under 10	Adam Christina must be Jacob must be John George? must be Elizabeth must be Leonard Daniel? must be David	b. 1765-1784 (abt. 1765) m. abt. 1785 b. 1765-1784 (abt. 1768) b. 1785-1794 (1790) m. Hannah Capper 1818 VA b. 1785-1794 (1793) m. Susanna Heck 1819 OH b. 1794-1800* m. Nancy Goode 1823? b. 1794-1800 (1798) m. Moses Rentfrow 1819 OH b. 1800-1809 (1799) m. Delilah Weiss 1825 OH b. 1800-1809 (~1802?) - see below b. 1800-1809 (1805) m. Barbara Nipp 1836 IN
Adam & Christina, in the 1830 Ohio census, were both age 60-69 (born 1761-1770). Son Philip, b. abt. 1787, married before 1810 (to Mary Elizabeth Miller). Daughter Catherine "Kate" must have married by now (to ____ Burlachers/Murlachers). *The son b. 1794-1800 was not Jonas. He was son of Adam & Sara Hartzell. The only clue     to George's birth year is the 1830 VA Census, which shows b. 1781 - 1790 (error?). If Leonard was born in late 1799, he would have been under 10 in the summer of 1810. Daniel was not D. A. Hartzell, 1860 Storrs Twp. (Cincinatti), Hamilton Co., Ohio, b. 1802 VA.     He was "David". A Daniel Hartsell, possible brother, gave a family Bible to David Hartsell.     See http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohhamilt/dir1840cinti3.htm#H The Adam who married Sara was s/o our Adam's uncle Jacob. See "The Other Adam Hartzell". Note: Adam Hetzel m. Mary Spiekard 1826 OH. David Hetzel m. Margaret Nieval 1830 OH. There was a Hetzel family in Montgomery County, Ohio.
The 1810 household of George Hartzell (page 592, spelled "Heartsell"):
1 male 16-25 1 male 16-25 1 female under 10	George Susannah (Toney) Catherine	b. 1785-1794 (abt. 1785) b. 1785-1794 (abt. 1792) - dau. of James Toney? b. 1800-1810 (abt. 1810-1811)
George is listed 8 households from Adam (depends on census taker's route). I think George was most likely Adam's cousin.    (most likely s/o Adam's uncle John who married Catherine Schneider in 1781,    the clue being that George named his first two children Catherine and John. In 1809, George married Susannah Toney in Franklin County, VA. Surety was James Toney. In 1820, James Toney (of VA) married Sarah Lybrook (of VA) in Union County, IN. In 1827, Catherine Hartsell married James Alexander in Union County, IN. In 1830, George was surrounded with neighbors from Franklin Co. VA. Around 1830, George, Leonard and David were seemingly connected in east-central Indiana. George and David were shoemakers. See "Evidence for Ancestry of David Hartzell". George named first two children Catherine & John, and second son Adam. James & Catherine named two of their sons David and Adam. In 1837, David named his first son "James Alexander Hartzell".
The 1820 household of Adam Hartzel, Jefferson Twp., Montgomery Co., Ohio:
1 male over 45 1 female over 45 1 male 18-25 1 male 18-25 1 male 10-15	Adam Christina must be Leonard(21) Daniel? must be David (14)	b. bef. 1775 (abt. 1765) m. abt. 1785 b. bef. 1775 (abt. 1768) b. 1795-1802 (1799) m. Delilah Weiss 1825 OH b. 1795-1802 (1802?) b. 1805-1810 (1805) m. Barbara Nipp 1836 IN
The 1830 household of Adam Hartsell, Jefferson Twp., Montgomery Co., Ohio:
1 male 60-69 1 female 60-69 1 male 20-29* 1 male 20-29*	Adam Christina Daniel? must be David (24)	b. 1761-1770 (abt. 1765) m. abt. 1785 b. 1761-1770 (abt. 1768) b. 1801-1810 (abt. 1802?) b. 1801-1810 (abt. 1805)
* I think the 1830 census taker marked the wrong column. David was age 24, unmarried, his father was 65 and probably not healthy (he died not long after), so David was most likely still at home.