Harman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

george henry harman

maryalice31163 — 2009-11-15 20:35:55Z

this is also my family! please contact me at:
maryalice31@peoplepc.com

feorge henry harman

maryalice31163 — 2009-11-15 20:33:26Z

please contact me at: maryalice31@peoplepc,com You & I are related thru those 16 kids of George & Chloa!

Re: Harman/Harmon in Sullivan Co. NY

miriam1801 — 2009-11-15 01:09:47Z

My family is related to Harry Harman and Esther Dunlap. Any information on them would be greaat since we only have their children and them and would like to know their parents and family. Thank you so much. My great grandfather was Harry Jerome Harman who they called Jerome. He is their son.

Harry Elmer Harman

miriam1801 — 2009-11-14 21:19:25Z

My family is searching for the parents of Harry Elmer Harman. We know he was born around 1867 and married Ester Davenport Dunlap 1900 and died 1950. He lived in Pennsylvania and his parents were born there too but have no information on his parents or siblings. Thank you if you have any information.

george henry harman, jr. & sr.

maryalice31163 — 2009-11-14 12:24:46Z

both margaret j. horton & mary sites bow & I share these men as well as chloa clevenger & shepard cowdrey.

Re: Please add your Harman info to Rodovid

LeslieCanavan47 — 2009-11-13 05:20:38Z

Lotte, I went to Rodovid and looked, you have some info I don't..a few places where I have some of what you have, etc. My line is Capt. Henry, his son George, his son Big Dan Harman (that's what we call him in our family) to Anna Elizabeth to Rhoda Elizabeth who married my great grandfather. Thanks again! Leslie@khs65.com

Harman

JIWelsch — 2009-10-09 08:00:31Z

LONE TREE, Iowa -- Doris Eva Harman, 94, Lone Tree, formerly of Ainsworth, died Sunday, May 30, 2004, at the Lone Tree Health Care Center, Lone Tree.

Memorial services are 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 2, at the Sorden-Lewis Funeral Home, Lone Tree. The Rev. Ralph Draper will officiate. Burial will be at Lone Tree Cemetery. After the burial, a time of food and fellowship will be held at the Lone Tree American Legion.

Visitation is 10 a.m. until service time Wednesday, June 2, at the funeral home.

Mrs. Harman was born Oct. 9, 1909, in Fremont Township, the daughter of George and Emma J. (James) Westfall. She married John Mullinnix in 1930 and later married Paul Harman.

She graduated from Lone Tree High School in 1928 and then attended teacher's college in Cedar Falls.

She worked as a school teacher early in her life and then became a farmer's wife. Later she returned to teaching school. After her teaching career she owned and operated Harman's Flowers in Sigourney.

In 1974, she and her husband retired to their farm in Ainsworth where they made their home and enjoyed spending time with friends. She also enjoyed boating, bowling, the 1's and 2's card club, spending time visiting with her nieces and nephews, but she especially enjoyed traveling with her husband.

She was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Sigourney where she served on the board and was a past member of the Salem Church of God between Haskins and Ainsworth.

Survivors include two daughters, Donna Cannon and husband, Homer, of Reinbeck, and Jeanne Moores and husband, Terry, of Woodbine; a daughter-in-law, Gwen Mullinnix of Dubuque; four grandchildren, Scott Mullinnix, Karen Lantz and husband, Chad, Douglas Cannon and wife, Kimberly, and Jared Moores; a great-grandson, James D. Cannon; and a sister-in-law, Pauline Westfall.

She was preceded in death by her parents; both husbands; a son, Rudy Mullinnix; two grandchildren, Allison and Bryan Dinslage; five brothers, Coyte, Raymond, Lewis, Steyn and Fred; and four sisters, Elsie Stock, Ruby Duncan, Clarice Lenz and Irene Harrison.

Harman Genealogy, southern branch, 1700-1924

LVehko — 2009-09-29 21:18:34Z

I have a .pdf copy of a Harman genealogy written by John Newton Harman for the Tazewell Historical Society in 1925 that I would be happy to send anybody working on that line. It has loads of information on the Virginia Harmans, and perhaps the work someone else does on the family will help me find the mysterious father of Cythia Harman b. 1816.

Please e.mail me direct at lvehko@gmail.com, as I don't check the board here very often.

Thanks -- Lotte V.

Re: Info on HARMAN's in Canada

s_duboisevans — 2009-09-26 15:17:14Z

Hello Donna,
Would really like to exchange info on our HARMAN family connections. Please write directly to me at this address
s_duboisevans@hotmail.com
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Regards, Susan

Please add your Harman info to Rodovid

LVehko — 2009-09-24 19:34:28Z

I recently discovered this online Wiki for family trees. I would love it if anyone with information on the Heinrich Adam Harman line would add information:

http://en.rodovid.org/wk/Person:266377

I am especially interested in Cynthia Harman, b. 1816, specifically, who her father was, as I have not been able to find out, and she carried her mother's family name (Harman). Her file is here:

http://en.rodovid.org/wk/Person:266381

If you aren't familiar with how to use the Wiki, please email me and I'll help.

Thanks in advance for your help! Please forward this to anybody in the Harman line that you think might be interested.

Lotte Vehko
Austin, Texas

Re: Info on HARMAN's in Canada

DMcKibbon0021 — 2009-09-23 23:47:15Z

Hi Susan,
Timothy Harman is my greatgrandfather. His son Fletcher is my grandfather!!! I also have Marie's book. Would like to
exchange info with you. Please contact
Look forward to hearing from you.
Donna {Harman) McKibbon

Levi Breckenridge

murphyan13 — 2009-09-20 15:54:43Z

Samuel was Levi's father. Levi was my great-grandfather.

idigmyfamily.com

cg5057 — 2009-09-14 18:26:17Z

Check out this new family website, documenting the lives of the Harman's in Weymouth, Dorset.

www.idigmyfamily.com

Henry Harman - Lancaster County, PA

dwpeek12 — 2009-09-05 15:33:16Z

Seking any info on Henry or his family. My info has Henry b abt 1818 Lancaster, PA. Married to Amanda Styer (Stire, Steir). Moved to Ohio and d 15 Apr 1907 in Wood County, Ohio. Any connections to siblings, parents, etc of Henry or Amanda would be greatly appreciated.

Dennis

Floyd William Harman, age 80,born ,Erie, Co, PA, son of,Ernest and Anna Colley Harman.*

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-08-03 01:20:02Z

Floyd William Harman
Floyd William Harman, age 80,
of Harborcreek,twp, Erie, County, PA,
died Friday, July 31, 2009 at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center. He was born in Erie on April 8, 1929, son of the late Ernest and Anna Colley Harman. Floyd had retired in 1991 as a heavy equipment operator International Union Operating Engineer Local Union 66. He enjoyed camping, hunting and fishing. He was a life member of the Moniuszko Club. He was preceded in death by his wife of 54 years, Phyllis Miller Harman; his son, Edward Harman; his daughter, Barbara Jean Harman; his brother, Willard Harman and his sisters, Erma Thompson and Emma Elletson.
Survivors include three children, Bill Harman and wife Terri of Greene Twp,,
Beverly Nelson and husband Michael of Harborcreek Twp. and Rick Harman and wife Julie of Erie; two sisters, Millie Sell and husband, Joe
and Betty Carpenter;
eight grandchildren, Heidi, Heather, Valerie, Michael, Wendy, Daniel, Jeff and Matt; nine great-grandchildren; many nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at the Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc., East, 2607 Buffalo Road on Monday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Private interment, Laurel Hill Cemetery with full military honors conducted by American Legion Carl Neff Post #571. To send condolences, visit www.dusckasfuneralhome.com.
Erie Times-News from 8/1 to 8/2/2009

Re: Edward Harman b1830 Henderson Co. TN >TX

shawjerry1 — 2009-07-31 21:04:24Z

Edward Harman was my Great Grandfather. I have a lot of information that I would be glad to share. Please email me @
shaw.jerry@ymail.com with your address and interest.

Edward was born September 19, 1830 in Paris TN. and died Aug. 16, 11 at Jones Prairie, Milam County, Texas

Re: John Edgar Harmon

CatherineScheff61 — 2009-07-23 06:33:08Z

Hello,
My name is Catherine (Harman) Scheff andI have information on your John Edger Harman. I believe he would have been my great uncle. There is alot of mystery behind John Edger and nobody wants to talk about it. If you get this message please contact me at janemore@epix.net. Hope to hear from you. Cathy

George Harman

Belindamarkham24 — 2009-07-11 11:39:34Z

Can anyone help, im looking for George Harman, who worked at Kneller Hall,he was born in about 1911 and died about 1971,he lived at the hall in a caravan,and he died the caravan was taken to Marlow.
He was Close friends with Arthur Markham who was born in 1883 a cook at Kneller Hall,and he met Annie Harman thourgh George Harman,and later married, or i know is that George was Annie, Couson.
Is there any one out there who help me put the piceces together.
Kind Regards
Belinda Markham

Re: Cutliff Harmon

lbs110 — 2009-06-30 21:40:07Z

Hello,
This is the info I have;
Johann Michael Harmon was born in Wurttenburg Germany 1670. He married Kundigunda Regis. They had several sons who came to the US on the ship"Charlotte" arriving in Phildelphia in Jan 1726.
Sons 1.Heinrich b 1700 married Lousia K. Mathias
2.Jacob b 1705 d 1757 married ?Freley
3.Valentine
4. MAthias b 1707 married Hannah ?
5. George 1710-1787 married Mary Margaret Wiley
6. Daniel 1712 married Mary?
7. John b 1714

Jacob, Valentine and Henirich were all killed by Indians c. 1757
They had remained in Phil. until 1733. Then moved to Frederick Co. Maryland. Then to Giles Co. VA.
George and MAry MArgaret' son Cutliff married Susan Fouts.
Their children:
1.Mary1755-1855 m Bedent Baird
2.Catherine1780-? m Benjamin Ward
3. Nancy 1781-? m Thomas Curtis
4. Elizabeth 1782-1817 m Duke Ward
5. MAthias 1784-? m MAry ?
6. Andrew 2/15/1789-3-16-1814 m SAbra HIcks
7. Susan E. 1790 to 7-15-1868 m John MAst
8.Sarah
9. Rebecca 1792 m Frank Adams
10. Eli 4/5/1793-6/30/1828
11. Rachel 1796
Sometime in the 1770 Cutliff was employed by Daniel Boone to help in the transportation of goods from Yadkin Valley to the Watauga Settlement in present day Carter Co. Tn
He was so taken with the land he applied for a land grant and lived in a cave until a cabin could be built. There was mountain buffalo(now Extinct) and beaver in the area. He also operated a foot bridge over the river, charging to cross. This family is credited with bringing the Jack Tales to America. They have been handed down for generation, orally, and were recorded by Richard Chase in a book.

Re: Cutliff Harman/Harmon

lbs110 — 2009-06-30 21:11:20Z

Hello,
My Information comes from local books at the library and "Carter County and It's People1796-1993". This is a record of local family records submitted by citzens from thier own family bibles etc. The person submiting this info was Danny Smith Rt #3 box 380 Elizabethton, Tn. I also have visited Cutliff's grave and have a picture as well as a picture of the cave his family lived in.Also his name appears on the ship's manifest. Hope this helps.

Re: William Neel HARMAN

emerylee — 2008-12-17 14:17:56Z

Have since talked with Linette Brown, another of our Harman researchers and family members, she says that Rhoda Harman
wasn't Angelina's mother, says she's seen that the mother was Hannah can't remember what she said, but doesn't know
if that's true either.

Hope someone can find the right parent.
God bless, Jo Ann

Re: William Neel HARMAN

emerylee — 2008-12-11 13:59:29Z

He was m. Rhoda Harman, a cousin. Have never
tried to find who her parents were as there are
many Rhoda Harman's. She either died or he divorced
her. According to family history, not wonderful or
a person we would referr to today as an Old F--T.
Hope this helps.

God bless, Jo Ann

Re: William Neel HARMAN

RobertBeasley13 — 2008-12-16 19:52:38Z

For what it's worth. Several years ago I was in Bonanza, Arkansas, where William Neel Harman and Orlenia are buried. I was doing some research on the Harman line. I talked with an older lady who I believe was a descendant of William Harman. She had grown up in Bonanza and knew a lot about Mr. Harman. If I remember correctly she told me that she remembered or at least was told that he was a "very nice old gentleman". They are buried in a very nice cemetery in Bonanza & the tombstone is somewhat large and in very good condition. Bob Beasley

Re: Jobe Iva Franklin HARMAN, Civil War Veteran

scv273 — 2008-09-04 20:53:32Z

I found Harman, Jobe I.F. listed as serving in the 13th. Regiment, South Carolina Infantry. I am a member of the Son's of Confederate Veterans. I am a descendent of Melchoir Hermann. Jim Harmon

Re: HARMAN / HARMON's - Lexington, Berkeley Connection

harm184 — 2009-05-26 17:37:03Z

If you have not done so you need to go to

http://www.palmettoroots.org/ and then down to the family button.

Not only are the Harman/Harmons there but they are mixed in with many other family surnames in SC. The Harman/Harmons were original settlers of the Dutch Fork.
Ed Harmon

Carter Harman born 1918 Brooklyn, NY

harm184 — 2009-05-26 17:12:10Z

Does anyone know the family history of

Carter Harman
Born June 14, 1918 Brooklyn, New York
Died January 23, 2007 Stowe/Waterbury, VT
SS # 130-14- 1953 issued New York prior to 1951

Columnist for NY Times and Time Magazine
Pilot US Army Aircorps
Helo pilot on first rescue behind enemy lines

Father: Steven P. Harman
Born about 1888 in New Orleans, LA
Mother: Helen D. Unknown
Born about 1889 in New Jersey

If I traced the family back correctly they were from PA back to at least 1832.

This data may be used at an awards presentation if it can be found.
Thanks,
Ed Harmon

Re: Jobe Iva Franklin HARMAN, Civil War Veteran

harm184 — 2009-05-26 16:50:32Z

Hello Cousins,
Actually Jobe Iva Franklin Harman was the 1st Sgt of Co K of the 13th SC Vol Inf Reg.

From Confederate Soldiers of South Carolina
Harman / Harmon
http://www.researchonline.net/sccw/index/index105.htm
The War For Southern Independence

Harman, Jobe (Job) Iva Franklin, 1st Sgt. (1842-1921). Promoted after Franklin Hendrix joined the cavalry. Son of Nathaniel and Sarah Frances Franklow Harman. Md. Lydia Williams. Moved to Texas.

Jobe's line is
Melchior Herrmann + Mary
John Jacob Harman + Sally Turner
Godfrey Harman + Sally Earhart
Nathaniel Harman + Sarah Frances "Lucy" Franklow (d of John Hepworth Franklow)
Jobe Iva Franklin Harman + Lydia Williams
James Harman

You are also of the Melchior Harman/Harmon line which you will find at the Palmetto Roots website.
http://www.palmettoroots.org/

Ed Harmon
A Harmon/Harman DNA participant

Re: Ohio HARMON / HARMAN

chiligov — 2008-10-21 13:41:00Z

I am also from the Harman's in Ohio, my father spelled our name Harman and my grandmother spelled hers Harmon We di live in Lima and grandparents were Harrison B. Harmon Sr. and grandmother was Lutie Harmon. I believe they originated from Missouri and went to Ohio. still have family member there one is Donald Harmon not sure exactly where at the moment for those that neem it this is the address for the Harman cemetery http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=cr&CRid=41... will tell you if family is buried there

Pam Harman Chiles

Re: Ohio HARMON / HARMAN

chiligov — 2008-11-10 01:03:32Z

Hi Diane:
Thanks for the information I found what I needed. thanks for the help
Pam

Harmon/Harman

chiligov — 2008-11-07 03:39:10Z

My Grandfather was Harrison Bryce Harmon Sr. married to Lutie Bryeans he is also buried at the Harman Cemetery in Gilboa my father was William Frances Harman from Missouri had brothers and a sister Joseph Peter Harmon, Donald Harmon, Dorotha Harmon Vansky, and Harrison Bryce Harmon Jr.
I have not been able to find mych information on their line but still working on them
Pam Harman Chiles

Re: Stella HARMAN Tazewell Co., VA

RickyWeinberg — 2009-03-10 18:55:29Z

i believe that Stella is the daughter of Benjamin Harman and Electra A. Thompson

any Harman family from Tazewell Co online?

Herrmann/Harman

mspatty1967 — 2009-01-15 17:36:34Z

I am looking for any information on my Ancestors:Heinrich Adam Herrmann/Harman born 1700 in Germany also Looking for his Brothers:Jacob,Valentine,Both Killed By Indians.George,
Daniel,John Jonnes,I Have the Tazewell County Va Annuals if anyone needs information:mspatty1967@yahoo.com

Obit: James A. Harman of Kansas (1941-2008)

wilsonje19 — 2008-12-15 02:16:39Z

James Arthur "Jim" Harman, 67, Salina, died Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008.
He was born Dec. 9, 1941, in Hays to Arthur D. and Helen L. (Groff) Harman. He was a 1959 graduate of Hays High School and Fort Hays State University with a business degree.
He was a sales manager at many local auto dealerships. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army, serving during the Vietnam War.
Survivors include three sons, Kevin Harman, Duluth, Minn., Bart Harman and Chad Harman, both of Wichita; a brother, Roger Harman, Hays; 11 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a son, Robert Harman.
Memorial service will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Carlson-Geisendorf Funeral Home, Salina. Memorials are suggested to donor's choice in care of the funeral home.
Condolences can be sent to the family at www.carlsonfh.net.

Re: Cutliff Harmon

KarlLWalterJr — 2009-03-15 17:43:13Z

I also have just restarted some genealogical search. I have hit a roadblock or enigma concerning the family tree. Going backwards from where I know I have good information, I have a problem with a George Adam Harmon/Herman > Cutliff Harmon > Mathais Harmon > Levi Harmon > B. F. Harmon chain. As I understand the supposed chain, George Adam Harman (1710-1787 or 1788) married Margaret Wiley (1740) and they had four children, including Cutliff (1748)married Susan Fouts/Pfouts and they had 10 children, including an Eli and a Mathais (1770?-1856) who is the father of Levi and grandfather of B.F. Harmon. However, there is another Cutliff (1809-1868) who married Peninah and they had 10? children including an Eli d. 1852). But this Cutliff apparently is not in my chain, but this part of the enigma.
According to the information I have Matthais/Sheets had 7 children including a Cutliff, Levi and Eli. However, the Cutliff here married a Penina Newby (1830) and they had a son named Eli. To complicate matters there is at least one other Mathais/Matthais Harmon (married Mary) who is no relation to my chain.

Anyhow, I am trying to find out definitely if the chain is as follows: Johan Michael Hermann>George Adam Harmon >Cutliff Harmon> Matthais Harmon>Levi>BF Harmon. I have a Matthais in Indiana along with Levi and BF with NC roots.

Could you have any clairification? Thank you.

Re: William Neel HARMAN

melaniewills141 — 2008-12-11 12:37:24Z

Hi Jo Ann,

I'm interested in your post re: Wm Neel Harman. I never realized he was married before Orlenia Shockley. Do you know who he was married to first?

M. Wills

Re: William Neel HARMAN

melaniewills141 — 2008-12-11 14:39:43Z

Wow, that's interesting. I never heard her name mentioned before. Do you suppose she was Willie Angelina's mother?

Thanks for the info.

Re: Searching for HARMAN, JEWELL or DAWSON family from Turville Bucks England

sewalker3 — 2009-05-09 09:02:13Z

hello
have just started researching the family of a cousin and her great grandfather was a James Elmer Harman b Turville c.1839 and wondered if there is any connection?
Rgds
Suse

Re: William Neel HARMAN

dianasharkey1 — 2009-02-24 22:18:44Z

William Neel Harman was my great grandfather. My father was Josephy Walter Sharkey, son of Pearl Eloise Harman who was a dauther of William Neel Harman. Pearl had six children, Eula, Clarence, Wilburn, Lela, Virgina and Joseph (my dad).

Re: Cutliff Harmon

Jodie_Castellani — 2009-01-23 18:36:01Z

Hi, I am a direct descendant of Cutliff Harmon and am interested in sharing work. I have also just moved to the Rowan County NC area, so would be able to pursue information in the area if you would like to collaborate. I see you have pictures and would be delighted to see them. Thank you so much.

Re: William Neel HARMAN

bpwilliams21 — 2009-01-19 22:30:47Z

Robert, yes, the Wm Neal Harman was my great granddad
on the Sharkey side, his daughter Pearl was my mothers mother. I was at the Bonanza cemetery at Xmas and have kept up with the family for years.
Can you tell me anything about the older woman you talked to, could it have been Pauline Trotter? She knows a lot about the family. I have lots of info from Eula B Sharkey and Pearl Sharkey. they both lived in Ft. Smith AR till thier deaths. I was helping my granddaughter in Houston work on a family tree project today and she referred me to the post that you put on the net. lets share info

Re: Ohio HARMON / HARMAN

Diane_Benroth — 2008-11-10 00:34:16Z

Pam,I have directions to the Harman Cemetery in Putnam Co.
Ohio. It is near Gilboa, on Old Highway 224 Between County Roads 3 and 5. Old 224 is between the New 224 and the river. I think it is the Blanchard River.
Also I was in Ft. Jennings, the Library in Ottawa was flooded out and the County Family History Center was relocated, this is only tempory.
In the Cemetery book for Harman Cemetery had a Donald F. Harman 1916-1975, T Sgt Army Air Forces WWII
next Sarah G Harman, Mother, 1877-1921 and Franics A Harman
Father, 1875-1960. Putnam Co. Obits are being indexed to the Hayes Library website. I talked to a lady who was putting them on the site. I hope this helped.

HARMAN Verdell L 1932-1997

t42Moore — 2008-10-24 00:48:54Z

HARMAN Verdell L 1932-1997

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,737 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

HARMAN Carmen REED 1914-1986

t42Moore — 2008-10-24 00:48:38Z

HARMAN Carmen REED 1914-1986

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 196,737 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

Hays county, Texas HARMAN's

pmolly — 2008-09-04 20:53:06Z

There was a H.P. Harman that died in Dripping Springs, Hays, Texas about 1945.
I have a H.P. Harman in my tree, but known about him. So I would appreciate any info that anyone can offer about this Mr. Harman.
I think this H.P. Harman was wodowed at time of death, and is buried at Pursley cemetery there.

Re: HARMAN / BEASLEY / COLE in Missouri

judyirons — 2009-03-31 00:25:26Z

Hi there I have Clifford Beasley and his wife listed on the Hoover Dam Construction Worker and Pioneer Family data base that is newly available. I do not have the brother and his wife, however, and wonder if you have something that would place he and the Harman sister at Boulder City or Las Vegas during that time. If they were all there together, I would like to document that in the Boulder City Museum biography files - to do that I need your help. See my web site www.judithsattlerirons.books.officelive.com to see more about the project that is ongoing to honor the Hoover Dam workers and families.
Thanks,
Judy

Jacob J. Harman of Meigs Co., Ohio

jdjones124 — 2009-05-12 13:41:04Z

Does anyone know additional information about Jacob J. Harman who married Marie L. Comstock in Meigs Co, Ohio, 4 Apr 1868? Marie died several months later at age 22. She is buried in White Oak - Scipio Twp. Cemetery. There are other Harmans buried there, including a J. J. and family. I have not located Jacob on any US Census.

John J. Harman Jacksonville, Floyd, VA

JRStickley — 2009-06-25 18:28:55Z

He adopted my Great Grandfather, Isaac Akers why? Shown in 1870 Census with wife Mary and daughter Nancy 19. Would like to know more about him. Help!

Re: HARMAN Family

Pamela_Binion — 2008-09-29 03:07:02Z

Hi all, I have a little info on Patrick Harman and Sarah Jane Hawks and would be glad to share with you. Email me at
pkbinion@msn.com and put Harman family in the subject line.
Pam

Re: HARMAN, Henry and Fanny

sandcweaver — 2009-03-26 05:16:30Z

This information has been passed on to me from my husbands side of the family. If this is more than you had I hope it helps. If you have other info, please feel free to contact us at sandcweaver@hotmail.com. We are related through their daughter Fanny Lynn Harmon and her daughter Minerva Jane Perdue.

Good luck,
Charla Weaver

Henry Harmon 1771-1814
Parents: Hans Peter Harmon and Margaret Choulyn

Fanny Neal 1776-1850
Parents: William Neal abt.1745-1821 and Rachel Leonard abt.1745-1821

Re: William Neel HARMAN

melissahendrix150 — 2009-01-19 22:15:29Z

William Neel Harman was my great-great grandfather and he died in 1905. He is buried in Bonanza, Arkansas. He married Orlena Shockley Harman. She died in 1927 and is also buried in Bonanza, Arkansas at White Bluff Cemetery. They were married 8-26-1879. William Neal was a teacher, college president, and farmer. He also was a soldier and officer in the Civil War for the south.