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Subject: Re: Mathias Harmon 1774-1856 North Carolina
Post Date: March 17, 2007 at 17:03:07
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Descendants of Mathias Harmon
Generation No. 1
1. MATHIAS4 HARMON (CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born 1772 in North Carolina. He married SALLY SHEETS Bet. 1790 - 1794 in North Carolina. She was born Bet. 1770 - 1774 in North Carolina (Ashe County?).
Notes for MATHIAS HARMON:
Mathias moved to Indiana, but as his son Cutliff was born in Kentucky, I venture to say he went to Indiana via Kentucky and may have resided there for a time.
Per the Washington Census of Land and Wills, Mathias was appointed Guardian of Lewis, Elizabeth, John and Esther Townsend.
There are several Mathias Harmon, and unsure if this is the same the Mathias Harmon, who he and his brother John established a Hunting Camp in far eastern Ky. near the present town of Paintsville and it was called Harmon's Station. It was used as a camp for the likes of Daniel Boone and others as a base from which they ventured forth on great hunting trips into the "Dark and Bloody Ground of Kaintuck". It lasted thruogh the last years of the 18th Century until Kentucky became a seperate area of it's own and was severed from Virginia's control. Around the same time the State of West Virginia was established and soon after wards Kentucky became a State in it's own right.Much History has been recorded of our Countries developement and it is amazing to me the amount of participation of a people named ,[in one form or another ] "Harmon/Harman who were involved in the major Civilizing of what we now call"The South Eastern United States of America". One very good reason we Harmon/Harmans have to celebrate the 4th of July,1776-2006. 230 Years of Freedom and we Harmon/Harmans have been involved every step of the way.
More About MATHIAS HARMON and SALLY SHEETS:
Marriage: Bet. 1790 - 1794, North Carolina
Children of MATHIAS HARMON and SALLY SHEETS are:
2. i. CUTLIFF5 HARMON, b. January 05, 1809, Kentucky; d. March 06, 1868, Washington County, Indiana.
3. ii. ELI HARMON, b. 1801, North Carolina; d. Indiana.
iii. LEVI HARMON.
iv. MARY HARMON.
v. GEORGE W. HARMON, b. Bet. 1809 - 1811, Salem, Washington County, Indiana; m. ALESY ALLEN, June 24, 1883, Salem, Washington County, Indiana.
Notes for GEORGE W. HARMON:
Found marriage record in the Washington County, Indiana Church, Land and Marriage (G961.21.32.31)
More About GEORGE HARMON and ALESY ALLEN:
Marriage: June 24, 1883, Salem, Washington County, Indiana
vi. ANDREW HARMON, b. 1802, North Carolina; d. February 09, 1871, Washington Co., Indiana; m. MALINDA R. LANE, September 06, 1832, Salem, Washington County, Indiana; b. February 08, 1814, Kentucky; d. August 21, 1900, Washington Co., Indiana.
Notes for ANDREW HARMON:
Found marriage record in the Washington County, Indiana Church, Land and Marriage (G971.21-32.31)
More About MALINDA R. LANE:
Burial: Big Springs Cemetery, Pierce Township, Washington Co, IN
More About ANDREW HARMON and MALINDA LANE:
Marriage: September 06, 1832, Salem, Washington County, Indiana
4. vii. NINEVAH HARMON, b. June 23, 1804, North Carolina; d. February 14, 1869, Washington County, Indiana.
Generation No. 2
2. CUTLIFF5 HARMON (MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born January 05, 1809 in Kentucky, and died March 06, 1868 in Washington County, Indiana. He married PENINA NEWBY June 24, 1830 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana, daughter of SAMUEL NEWBY and MARY BEAMON. She was born April 01, 1811 in Randolph County, North Carolina, and died July 20, 1893 in Missouri.
Notes for CUTLIFF HARMON:
Cutliff Harmons Will was probated March 12, 1868, Will Record C, Page 485 - papers on file in his estate, dated September 1, 1877 show the names of his children.
There is an affidavit on file in our abstract office, made by Orpha Hall in 1922, stating that Nancy Pavy was her niece, and that the said Nancy Pavy intermarried with Abraham miller, but died prior to October 13, 1884 without leaving issue, leaving surviving her only husband, the said Abraham Miller.
Ninevah Harmon was partitioned land in the Cutliff Estate and when he conveyed the land in 1879, the deed was signed by Nineveh Harmon and abigail S. Harmon, his wife. They signed and acknowledged the deed in Sullivan County, Indiana before a notary public there.
Indiana Marriages, Washington County, IN (1815 to 1846)
H655 HARMAN, Cutliff N100 NEWBY, Peninah 24-JUN-1830
H655 HARMAN, Delila M325 MOTSINGER, John 26-DEC-1822
H655 HARMAN, George W300 WADE, Sarah 20-MAR-1823
H655 HARMAN, Mary S120 SIPES, Joseph 09-DEC-1830
H655 HARMAN, Ninevah H100 HUFF, Ruth 03-JUN-1830
H655 HARMON, Andrew L500 LANE, Malinda 06-SEP-1832
H655 HARMON, Eli N100 NEWBY, Anna 23-APR-1826
H655 HARMON, Ninevah L500 LANE, Eliza 30-DEC-1824
N100 NEWBY, Anna H655 HARMON, Eli 23-APR-1826
N100 NEWBY, Benjamin B451 BLOOMFIELD, Sarah 21-JAN-1830
N100 NEWBY, Benjamin W452 WILLIAMS, Sarah 21-OCT-1815
N100 NEWBY, Elijah G610 GRUBB, Caroline 26-JAN-1832
N100 NEWBY, Jesse T342 TATLOCK, Mary 02-AUG-1832
N100 NEWBY, Peninah H655 HARMAN, Cutliff 24-JUN-1830
N100 NEWBY, Thompson W300 WHITE, Peninah 09-JAN-1833
More About CUTLIFF HARMON:
Burial: Washington County, Indiana
More About PENINA NEWBY:
Burial: Missouri
More About CUTLIFF HARMON and PENINA NEWBY:
Marriage: June 24, 1830, Salem, Washington County, Indiana
Children of CUTLIFF HARMON and PENINA NEWBY are:
5. i. JASPER6 HARMON, b. January 22, 1839, Salem, Washington County, Indiana; d. December 23, 1862, Corinth, Mississippi.
ii. INFANT HARMON, b. 1830.
iii. INFANT HARMON, b. 1831.
6. iv. ANNA HARMON, b. 1834.
v. MARY HARMON, b. October 28, 1840; d. January 13, 1918, Washington County, Indiana; m. JOHN HALL; b. January 10, 1840; d. January 24, 1896, Washington County, Indiana.
Notes for MARY HARMON:
Mary married (1) John HALL, son of Jackson HALL and Sarah J. KESTER, on 29 Nov 1865. John was born 10 Jan 1840. He died 24 Jan 1896 in Washington County, Indiana and was buried in Kansas Cemetery, Howard Township, Washington County.
Mary also married (2) B. B. CASE.
vi. ORPAH HARMON, b. September 29, 1844; m. JAMES HALL.
vii. NANCY HARMON, b. 1847.
viii. LOUIS HARMON, b. April 23, 1849.
7. ix. WILLIAM H. HARMON, b. April 04, 1855, Salem, Washington, In; d. August 24, 1928, Mccook, Red Willow, Ne.
8. x. ELI HARMON, b. September 22, 1852, Salem, Washington County, Indiana.
9. xi. CATHERINE HARMON, b. January 03, 1836, Washington County, IN; d. May 01, 1907, Washington County, IN.
10. xii. NINEVAH HARMON, b. 1832, Sullivan, Indiana; d. August 07, 1900, Fairbanks, Indiana.
3. ELI5 HARMON (MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born 1801 in North Carolina, and died in Indiana. He married ANNA NEWBY April 23, 1826 in Washington County, Indiana, daughter of SAMUEL NEWBY and MARY BEAMON. She was born 1809 in North Carolina, and died in Indiana.
Notes for ELI HARMON:
40 143 143 Harmon Eli 49 M Farmer 1,000 N Carolina
41 143 143 Harmon Anna 41 F N Carolina
42 143 143 Harmon Tho 18 M Indiana
CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: IN COUNTY: Vigo DIVISION: Linton Township PAGE NO: 285b
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LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB
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1 143 143 Harmon Catliff 15 M Indiana
2 143 143 Harmon Panena 13 F Indiana
3 143 143 Harmon Josiah 12 M Indiana
4 143 143 Harmon Elizabeth 6 F Indiana
5 143 143 Harmon Rebecca Ann 3 F Indiana
6 143 143 Harmon Marth 1 F Indiana
7 143 143 Harmon Sml 22 M Labourer Indiana
Marriage Notes for ELI HARMON and ANNA NEWBY:
Indiana State Library Genealogy Division
"N - O - P - Q - R"
Indiana Marriages Through 1850
More About ELI HARMON and ANNA NEWBY:
Marriage: April 23, 1826, Washington County, Indiana
Children of ELI HARMON and ANNA NEWBY are:
i. PENINA6 HARMON, b. 1837.
ii. CUTLIFF HARMON, b. 1835.
iii. JOSIAH HARMON, b. 1838.
iv. ELIZABETH HARMON, b. 1844.
v. MARTHA HARMON, b. 1849.
vi. SAMUEL HARMON, b. 1828.
4. NINEVAH5 HARMON (MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born June 23, 1804 in North Carolina, and died February 14, 1869 in Washington County, Indiana. He married (1) ELIZABETH LANE December 30, 1824 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born in Washington Co., Indiana, and died Bef. 1830 in Washington Co., Indiana. He married (2) RUTH HUFF June 03, 1830 in Washington County, Indiana. She was born January 25, 1806 in Indiana, and died July 17, 1893 in Washington Co., Indiana.
More About NINEVAH HARMON:
Burial: Kansas Cemetery, Howard Township, Washington County
Notes for ELIZABETH LANE:
Washington County, IN Complete to 1850 all spellings
Elizabeth LANE Ninevah Harmon 30-Dec-1824
More About NINEVAH HARMON and ELIZABETH LANE:
Marriage: December 30, 1824, Washington County, Indiana
More About RUTH HUFF:
Burial: Kansas Cemetery, Washington, Indiana
More About NINEVAH HARMON and RUTH HUFF:
Marriage: June 03, 1830, Washington County, Indiana
Children of NINEVAH HARMON and RUTH HUFF are:
i. MARY J6 HARMON.
ii. ISAAC HARMON.
iii. LEVI HARMON, m. ELIZA JANE VOYLES, May 23, 1867.
More About LEVI HARMON and ELIZA VOYLES:
Marriage: May 23, 1867
iv. STEPHAN P. HARMON.
v. WILLIAM HARVEY HARMON, m. MABEL VOYLES, June 04, 1867, Washington County, Indiana; b. March 02, 1848; d. November 05, 1928.
Notes for MABEL VOYLES:
Howard Township Cemetery Book her Father is listed as Thomas but no
Mother is listed
More About MABEL VOYLES:
Burial: Kansas Cemetery, Howard Township, Washington County
More About WILLIAM HARMON and MABEL VOYLES:
Marriage: June 04, 1867, Washington County, Indiana
Generation No. 3
5. JASPER6 HARMON (CUTLIFF5, MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born January 22, 1839 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana, and died December 23, 1862 in Corinth, Mississippi. He married SARAH J. ELLIOTT May 01, 1859 in Washington County, Indiana, daughter of WILLIAM ELLIOTT and NANCY BIERLY. She was born 1840 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana.
Notes for JASPER HARMON:
Jasper Harmon
Jasper Harmon was the son of Cutliff Harmon and Penina Newby. He was born 22 Jan 1839, and died 23 Dec 1862. He is buried in the Newby Cemetery, Howard Township, Washington County, Indiana.
He was married to Sarah J. Elliott, known children: Amanda (mother of Mary Belle Norris Caton). Source for this information is the Washington County Cemetery Records, Howard Township, page 56,.
Jasper Harmon enlisted in the Union Army, August 8th, 1862. He signed up for a 3 year term and was signed in by Jas. D. McPheeters in Fredricksburg, Washington County, Indiana. He was listed as 23 years of age, 5', 11" , light complexion, blue eyes, dark hair & occupation farmer. He was assigned to Company H, 66th regiment Indiana infantry. His company was mustered in at New Albany, Indiana August 19, 1862.
Jasper fought in only one battled, that of Richmond, KY (see below). SERVICE.-Garrison duty at Corinth, Miss., December, 1862, to August, 1863. He died in Corinth, MS of lung complications brought on by a case of the Measles (NATF86: Military Service file from the National Archives. A copy of the Company Muster Roll states: Died Dec, 23 at Corinth, Miss of disease(Measles settling on the lungs).
No. Soldier Name Company Rank In Rank Out
1
Harmon, Jasper H Prt. Prt.
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Indiana Soldiers
Civil War
66th Regiment
3 Years Service
Field, Staff, Non-Commissioned Staff, and Unassigned Recruits
Source: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana, 1865
66th Regiment, Indiana Infantry
Organized at New Albany and mustered in August 19, 1862. Left State for Lexington, Ky., August 19; thence moved to Richmond, Ky. Attached to Cruft's Brigade, Army of Kentucky. Battle of Richmond August 30. Regiment mostly captured, paroled and sent to New Albany, Ind.; those not captured marched to New Albany; arrived September 10. Regiment moved to Indianapolis, Ind., November 18; thence to Corinth, Miss., December 10, 1862. Attached to 1st Brigade, District of Corinth, Miss., 13th Army Corps (Old), Dept. of the Tennessee, December, 1862. 1st Brigade, District of Corinth, 17th Army Corps, to January, 1863. 1st Brigade, District of Corinth, 16th Army Corps, to March, 1863. 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 16th Army Corps, to September, 1864. 1st Brigade, 4th Division, 15th Army Corps, to June, 1865.
Regiment lost during service 3 Officers and 62 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 Officer and 184 Enlisted men by disease. Total 250.
Left State for Lexington, Kentucky, August 19; thence moved to Richmond, Kentucky Attached to Cruft's Brigade, Army of Kentucky.
Battle of Richmond August 30. Regiment mostly captured, paroled and sent to New Albany, Indiana; those not captured marched to New Albany; arrived September 10.
Richmond, KY
Other Names: None
Location: Madison County
Campaign: Confederate Heartland Offensive (1862)
Date(s): August 29-30, 1862
Principal Commanders: Maj. Gen. William Nelson [US]; Maj. Gen. E. Kirby Smith [CS]
Forces Engaged: 1st and 2nd Brigades, Army of Kentucky [US]; Army of Kentucky [CS]
Estimated Casualties: 5,650 total (US 4,900; CS 750)
Description: In Maj. Gen. Kirby Smith's 1862 Confederate offensive into Kentucky, Brig. Gen. Patrick R. Cleburne led the advance with Col. John S. Scott's cavalry out in front.
The Rebel cavalry, while moving north from Big Hill on the road to Richmond, Kentucky, on August 29, encountered Union troopers and began skirmishing.
After noon, Union artillery and infantry joined the fray, forcing the Confederate cavalry to retreat to Big Hill. At that time, Brig. Gen. Mahlon D. Manson, who commanded Union forces in the area, ordered a brigade to march to Rogersville, toward the Rebels. Fighting for the day stopped after pursuing Union forces briefly skirmished with Cleburne's men in late afternoon.
That night, Manson informed his superior, Maj. Gen. William Nelson, of his situation, and he ordered another brigade to be ready to march in support, when required. Kirby Smith ordered Cleburne to attack in the morning and promised to hurry reinforcements (Churchill's division).
Cleburne started early, marching north, passed through Kinston, dispersed Union skirmishers, and approached Manson's battle line near Zion Church. As the day progressed, additional troops joined both sides. Following an artillery duel, the battle began, and after a concerted Rebel attack on the Union right, the Yankees gave way.
Retreating into Rogersville, the Yankees made another futile stand at their old bivouac. By now, Smith and Nelson had arrived and taken command of their respective armies.
Nelson rallied some troops in the cemetery outside Richmond, but they were routed. Nelson and some men escaped but the Rebels captured approximately 4,000 Yankees. The way north was open.
Result(s): Confederate victory
CWSAC Reference #: KY007
Preservation Priority: II.2 (Class B)
Regiment moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, November 18; thence to Corinth, Mississippi, December 10, 1862. Attached to 1st Brigade, District of Corinth, Mississippi, 13th Army Corps (Old), Department of the Tennessee, December, 1862.
SERVICE.--Garrison duty at Corinth, Miss., December, 1862, to August, 1863
Corinth, at the junction of the Memphis and Charleston and the Mobile and Ohio Railroads, was recognized by both Confederate and Federal Commanders as being of such strategic importance that the village was occupied by one or the other of the forces from 1861 to 1865.
In Camp at Davis' Mill, Miss., November 19th, 1862, Excerpt from letter of a soldier..
The country hereabouts is in a high state of culture. For miles around, immense plantations of cotton and tobacco loom up n every direction; in fact, so thickly are these products cultivated around here that it is difficult to obtain camping grounds, without locating on an immense field of cotton, and you can readily believe that ploughed ground does not make a very pleasant camp, especially in inclement weather. Most of the cotton around here is yet unpicked. Gen. Grant has, however, taken measures for the collection of all contrabands in his department, who are to be organized and placed under command of Chaplain J. Eaton, Jr., of the 27th Ohio, for the purpose of collecting and baling the same.
Other family members who served in the 66th.
William Harvey Harmon Organ Spring, Washington County, Indiana, mustered in 19 Aug 1862, mustered out 3 Jun 1865, as Private. William Harvey was in the Civil War, 66th Regiment, Company H, Musician.
He was the son of Ninevah Harmon and Ruth Huff. He was born 21 Aug 1845 in Indiana and died 14 Nov 1928 in Washington County, Indiana, buried in Kansas Cemetery, Howard Township, Washington County, Indiana.
He was married to Mabel Voyles. She was born 2 Mar 1848 and died 5 Nov 1928 in Washington County, Indiana. She is buried in the Kansas Cemetery in Howard Township, Washington County, Indiana. One child known of is Alva Clinton Harmon (1880-1955).
He was also married to Corda M. Moore (1878-1948). Source for this information is Cemetery Records of Washington County, Howard Township, page 23.
Jasper Harmon Mustered in 19 Aug 1862, died at Corinth, Mississippi 23 Dec 1862.
Martin V. B. Harmon Mustered in 19 Aug 1862, died at Indianapolis, Indiana 5 Jun 1862(??). Martin V. B. Harmon, the son of Levi and Violet Harmon, was born 25 Jun 1837, died 5 Jun 1862. He is buried in the Harmon Cemetery, Howard Township, Washington County, Indiana.
He was married to Elizabeth, known children were William F. Harmon, born about 1857, Sarah J. Harmon, born about 1859 and George D. Harmon born about 1860. Source for this information is the Washington County Cemetery Records, Howard Township, page 9.
John Newby, Fredericksburg, Washington County, Indiana, mustered in 19 Aug 1862, mustered out 3 Jun 1865.
More About JASPER HARMON:
Burial: Newby Cemetary, Howard Township, Washington County, IN
Military service: August 19, 1862, Private, 66th Regiment, Company H, Indiana Volunteer Infantry
More About JASPER HARMON and SARAH ELLIOTT:
Marriage: May 01, 1859, Washington County, Indiana
Child of JASPER HARMON and SARAH ELLIOTT is:
i. AMANDA CATHERINE7 HARMON, b. 1860, Sullivan County, Indiana; d. 1951, Praireton, Vigo County, Indiana; m. ABRAHAM LINCOLN NORRIS, Abt. 1880, Vigo County, Indiana; b. 1861, Shelby County, Indiana; d. March 1932, Middleton, Indiana.
More About AMANDA CATHERINE HARMON:
Burial: Pogue Cemetary, Praireton, Indiana
Notes for ABRAHAM LINCOLN NORRIS:
Based on the Application for Marriage - Vigo County, page 480. Abraham was born in Shelby County, Indiana.
Newspaper clipping in Amanda Norris's Bible (1932):
Abraham L. Norris, 70, a Sullivan County Farmer died today from the effects of burns he suffered in a fire which destroyed a smokehouse at this farm. The fire occured Last Saturday.
Authorities said Norris had been in ill and he apparently started the fire in the smokehouse with the intention of taking his life.
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Household Record 1880 United States Census
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Lincoln NORRIS Self M Male W 18 IN Works On Farm OH NJ
Amanda NORRIS Wife M Female W 20 IN Housework IN IN
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Source Information:
Census Place Fairbank, Sullivan, Indiana
Family History Library Film 1254312
NA Film Number T9-0312
Page Number 462D
1880 United States Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Lincoln NORRIS Self M Male W 18 IN Works On Farm OH NJ
Amanda NORRIS Wife M Female W 20 IN Housework IN IN
Census Place Fairbank, Sullivan, Indiana
Family History Library Film 1254312
NA Film Number T9-0312
Page Number 462D
More About ABRAHAM LINCOLN NORRIS:
Burial: Pogue Cemetary, Praireton, Indiana
More About ABRAHAM NORRIS and AMANDA HARMON:
Marriage: Abt. 1880, Vigo County, Indiana
6. ANNA6 HARMON (CUTLIFF5, MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born 1834. She married JESSE PAVY.
Children of ANNA HARMON and JESSE PAVY are:
i. NANCY7 PAVY, d. Bef. October 13, 1884, Sullivan County; m. ABRAHAM MILLER.
ii. ULYSSESS S. PAVY.
iii. ELI PAVY.
7. WILLIAM H.6 HARMON (CUTLIFF5, MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born April 04, 1855 in Salem, Washington, In, and died August 24, 1928 in Mccook, Red Willow, Ne. He married POLLY ANN BROWN April 23, 1874. She was born January 21, 1856 in Sullivan County, Indiana, and died May 03, 1921 in McCook, Red Willow, NE.
More About WILLIAM H. HARMON:
Burial: Mccook, Red Willow, Ne
More About WILLIAM HARMON and POLLY BROWN:
Marriage: April 23, 1874
Children of WILLIAM HARMON and POLLY BROWN are:
i. JAMES A.7 HARMON, b. February 07, 1875.
ii. WILLIAM CUTLIFF HARMON, b. February 02, 1880.
iii. GERNEY LEWIS HARMON, b. January 04, 1889.
iv. MELVIN ELI HARMON, b. July 28, 1890; m. MYRTLE MARY STULKIN.
v. JOHN LIMELY HARMON, b. February 08, 1903.
8. ELI6 HARMON (CUTLIFF5, MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born September 22, 1852 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. He married ANNA NEWBY April 23, 1826 in Washington County, Indiana, daughter of SAMUEL NEWBY and MARY BEAMON. She was born 1809 in North Carolina, and died in Indiana.
More About ELI HARMON and ANNA NEWBY:
Marriage: April 23, 1826, Washington County, Indiana
Child of ELI HARMON and ANNA NEWBY is:
i. DORA7 HARMON, b. Salem, Washington County, Indiana; m. TAYLOR ARCHER, Kansas.
More About TAYLOR ARCHER and DORA HARMON:
Marriage: Kansas
9. CATHERINE6 HARMON (CUTLIFF5, MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born January 03, 1836 in Washington County, IN, and died May 01, 1907 in Washington County, IN. She married LEVI ELLIOTT February 15, 1855 in Washington County, Indiana, son of WILLIAM ELLIOTT and NANCY BIERLY. He was born April 11, 1830 in North Carolina, and died July 26, 1897 in Washington County, IN.
More About CATHERINE HARMON:
Burial: Kansas Church Cemetery, Washington Co. IN
Notes for LEVI ELLIOTT:
1880 US Census
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Levi ELLIOTT Self M Male W 50 NC Farmer --- ---
Catharine ELLIOTT Wife M Female W 44 IN Keeps House NC IN
Mary Jane ELLIOTT Dau S Female W 22 IN At Home NC IN
James ELLIOTT Son S Male W 18 IN School NC IN
Penina ELLIOTT Dau S Female W 16 IN School NC IN
Andrew J. ELLIOTT Son S Male W 14 IN School NC IN
Margaret L. ELLIOTT Dau S Female W 12 IN School NC IN
Nancy C. ELLIOTT Dau S Female W 9 IN School NC IN
Sarah M. ELLIOTT Dau S Female W 7 IN School NC IN
Samuel T. ELLIOTT Son S Male W 2 IN At Home NC IN
Asbery ELLIOTT Son S Male W 1 IN At Home NC IN
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Source Information:
Census Place Howard, Washington, Indiana
Family History Library Film 1254321
NA Film Number T9-0321
Page Number 421B
More About LEVI ELLIOTT:
Burial: Kansas Church Cemetery, Washington Co. IN
More About LEVI ELLIOTT and CATHERINE HARMON:
Marriage: February 15, 1855, Washington County, Indiana
Children of CATHERINE HARMON and LEVI ELLIOTT are:
i. WILLIAM C7 ELLIOTT, b. 1855.
ii. MARY JANE ELLIOTT, b. 1857.
iii. JOHN D. ELLIOTT, b. 1859.
iv. ASBURY ELLIOTT, b. February 1860.
v. JAMES M. ELLIOTT, b. April 1861.
vi. ELI ELLIOTT, b. March 1862.
vii. PENINA M. ELLIOTT, b. October 04, 1863.
viii. ANDREW JACKSON ELLIOTT, b. February 22, 1866.
ix. MARGAREL L. ELLIOTT, b. 1868.
x. NANCY C. ELLIOTT, b. Bet. 1869 - 1870; m. CHARLES SAMUEL HINDS, 1892; b. March 17, 1867, Douglas County, Illinois.
More About CHARLES HINDS and NANCY ELLIOTT:
Marriage: 1892
xi. SARAH ELLIOTT, b. Bet. 1872 - 1873.
xii. GEORGE H. ELLIOTT, b. December 31, 1874.
xiii. SAMUEL T. ELLIOTT, b. Abt. 1879.
10. NINEVAH6 HARMON (CUTLIFF5, MATHIAS4, CUTLIFF3, GEORGE ADAM2, JOHANNE MICHAEL1 HERMANN) was born 1832 in Sullivan, Indiana, and died August 07, 1900 in Fairbanks, Indiana. He married (1) SARAH J. ELLIOTT, daughter of WILLIAM ELLIOTT and NANCY BIERLY. She was born 1840 in Salem, Washington County, Indiana. He married (2) ABIGAIL S. ADAMS Abt. 1856 in Indiana, daughter of AARON ADAMS and UNKNOWN. She was born Bet. 1831 - 1832 in Indiana, and died Bef. 1882 in Indiana. He married (3) SARAH J. ELLIOTT HARMON June 15, 1882.
Notes for NINEVAH HARMON:
1880 US Census
Household:
Name Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation
Ninevah HARMON M Male 48 IN Dry Goods Merch.
Abigail S. HARMON M Female 49 IN Millinery Goods
Jesse C. HARMON S Male 23 IN Clk. In Store
Etta M. HARMON S Female 18 IN
Leona HARMON S Female 13 IN Housekeeping
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Source Information:
Census Place Fairbanks, Sullivan, Indiana
Family History Library Film 1254312
Page Number 465B
1870 Census Fairbanks Township, Sullivan County, Indiana
Taken: 15 July 1870
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HARMON, Ninevah age 37 w/m Pedlar 800/400, Born Indiana also shown in the household and all born Indiana are:
Abigal, age 35;
Sarah J. age 16;
Jesse age 15;
Amanda age 13;
Marion E. age 9;
Rebecca age 3.
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1880 Census Fairbanks Township, Sullivan County, Indiana
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HARMON, Ninevah age 48 w/m Dry Good Merchant born Indiana and parents both born Indiana. Along with:
Abigail S. wife, age 44, born Indiana,father born NY, mother b. Ky.
Son Jesse C. age 23;
Daug. Etta M., age 18,
Daug. Leona age 13.
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Index to Marriage Record Sullivan County, Indiana 1850-1920, Inclusive shows:
Ninevah Harmon to Sarah Harmon 15 June 1882 (Bk. 7, Pg. 262)
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Index to Death Record Sullivan County, Indiana 1882-1920, shows Ninevah Harmon, male/white, age 68, died 7 Aug 1900, Fairbanks. (Bk. R-32, Pg. 14).
More About NINEVAH HARMON:
Burial: Kansas Cemetery, Howard Township, Washington County, IN.
More About NINEVAH HARMON and ABIGAIL ADAMS:
Marriage: Abt. 1856, Indiana
More About NINEVAH HARMON and SARAH HARMON:
Marriage: June 15, 1882
Children of NINEVAH HARMON and ABIGAIL ADAMS are:
i. JESSE C.7 HARMON, b. Abt. 1857.
ii. ETTA M. HARMON, b. Abt. 1862.
iii. LEONA HARMON, b. Abt. 1867.
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