Spouse: Isaac HARMON. Elizabeth HARMON and Isaac HARMON were married on 3 December 1772 in New Marlborough, Massachusetts. Children were: Tryphena HARMON, Isaac HARMON, Dan HARMON, Moses HARMON.

POSSIBILITIES: Film 1,902,903 of Birth, Marriages, Deaths in New Marlboro, Massachusetts:
19 Feb 1804 Julius Hamilton of Hamdin, CT md. Elizabeth Harmon of New Marlboro by Rev. Jacob Coltin.
Could this be Nehemiah's daughter? No parents are listed. We know that Nehemiah and Abigail lived for a time in New Marlboro. Marriage records on this film show the marriage of:
Eunice Harmon of New Marlboro and Amos Mansfiled of Milton, VT md. in New Marlboro by Jacob Colton, Minister of the Gospel on 16 Feb 1793. Since the same Rev. married Elizabeth Harmon and Julius Hamilton, in 1804, I wonder if we have found Elizabeth's spouse. Eunice is Elizabeth's next older sister.

Another Elizabeth Harmon of New Marlboro md. 30 Dec 1784 to Benjamin Cornish of New Marlboro by Jabez Ward, JP. This later Elizabeth would be very young if our estimated date of birth is correct.
There are several known Harmon families in New Marlboro:
(from death records)
Moses
Anan
Rufus & Orpha
Isaac
Samuel
(from birth records)
Jonathan Jr. & Sally
Elisha & Alice
Josiah & Olive
Isaac & Elizabeth (had dau Elizabeth b. 1785)
Joseph & Mary
Asa & Marion
Simeon & Mary
Nathaniel & Esther
Nathaniel & Elizabeth (had dau Elizabeth b. 1748)
Anan & Sarah
Asa 2nd & Sarah
David & Jerusha
Jonathan & lucretia
Moses & Elizabeth (had dau Elizabeth b. 1754)
John & Ruth
Mark & Elizabeth
Jehiel & Dorcas
We also know that Nehemiah and Abigail lived for a time in New Marlboro. Marriage records on this film show the marriage of:
Eunice Harmon of New Marlboro and Amos Mansfiled of Milton, VT md. in New Marlboro by Jacob Colton, Minister of the Gospel on 16 Feb 1793. Since the same Rev. married Elizabeth Harmon and Julius Hamilton, in 1804, I wonder if we have found Elizabeth's spouse.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
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Spouse: William WHITMORE. Elizabeth HARMON and William WHITMORE were married on 4 July 1827 in Ashtabula, Ashtabula, Ohio.

Spouse: William Maxon BURDICK. Elizabeth HARMON and William Maxon BURDICK were married on 6 October 1846 in Homer, Cortland, New York.

Birth: 1856 Census of Iowa gives Pennsylvania. BYU#1,021,299

Marriage: William Berry, husband. There may have been a divorce involved. 1 known child, Henry E. Berry b. Iowa. In 1872, after her death, she was sealed to her mother's second husband, Lorin Elias Basset with her mother as proxy.

In 1850 Census, her name is given as Elizabeth Bassett on Census Hancock Ill. This appears to be a mistake.

Residence: 1856, Union, Floyd, Iowa state census page 680: William Berry 30m farmer, b. NH, military, 1 year in Iowa; Elizabeth 29f b. Pa, 1 year in Iowa;
Henry E. Berry infant b. Iowa.

Henry Berry, son was 30 at the time of his grandmother, Huldah's estate settlement and living in Ladona, Missouri. He received his mother's portion of the estate.

CENSUS: 1870 Union, Floyd, Iowa page 353
55/56 Berry, Wm 43 Blacksmith, 300/160 b. NH
Berry, Elizabeth 42, keeping house b. PA
Berry, Henry 14, b. Iowa

LAND: Floyd Co. Iowa: Excerpts from Bios

LAND: CT Ackley: (son of James and Nancy)
On the 15th day of January 1861, he started with his family for New York; on account of snow blockades, it took them seventeen days to get to Dubuque; they shoveled snow most of the way.
Next door to Elizabeth and William in 1870:
Sally E.Ackley (dau of James and Nancy Brightman Ackley section 20; township 94 range 17–settled in 1865) married Henry Schermerhorn in New York State and came West in 1855; Mr. Schermerhorn died in February 1882; the widow resides in Scott Township with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Montrose; [In 1870, Sally was 39 and Elizabeth Berry was 42]

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
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Spouse: William BERRY. Elizabeth HARMON and William BERRY were married on 22 September 1854 in Union,Floyd,Iowa.

Spouse: William BERRY. Children were: Henry E. BERRY.

Spouse: Loren Elias BASSETT. Elizabeth HARMON and Loren Elias BASSETT were married not married in life.

Spouse: James Milton WICKAM. Elizabeth Jane HARMON and James Milton WICKAM were married on 6 September 1857 in Keokuk City,Lee,Iowa.

Married Joshua MECHAM , an LDS Priesthood leader
Gladys Bagrowski gives this information from the Family Book of Remembrance by
L. D. Mecham: Elizabeth Lucina married Joshua Meacham. He died in 1841 and
then she married Joseph Mecham and he died in 1845. Elizabeth Lucina on IGI.

In Nauvoo Deaths and Marriages 977.343 Ni V.2c pg. 111
Joseph Mecham and Lucina Mecham were married 30 February 1844 at Nauvoo by Jesse P. Harmon (NMR recorded 29 May 1844). [i.e. I think this means the marriage occurred in Feb and was recorded in May.] [Jesse P. Harmon is Lucina's brother.]

BIRTH: It is very unlikely that Lucina was born in Rupert as by census time, her parents were in Willsboro, Essex, NY about 95 miles from Rupert, VT.

RELATIONSHIP: Elizabeth Lucina Harmon is the 3rd great grand aunt of Cheryl Ann Harmon. Their common ancestors are Martin Harmon and Tryphena Poole or Pooler.
Elizabeth Lucina Harmon and Cheryl Ann Harmon are 6th cousins 7 times removed. Their common ancestors are William Norton and Dionesia Cholmesky.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
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Spouse: Joshua MECHAM. Elizabeth Lucina HARMON and Joshua MECHAM were married in 1824 in Canaan,Grafton,New Hampshire. They were married before probably 1819 in Springfield, Erie, Pennsylvania. Children were: Daniel MECHAM, Lorenzo Dow MECHAM, Elizabeth Lucina MECHAM, Daniel MECHAM, Lorenzo Dow MECHAM, Elizabeth Lucina MECHAM.

Spouse: Joseph MECHAM. Elizabeth Lucina HARMON and Joseph MECHAM²⁶⁵³ were married 30 Feb 1844 in Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois.
In Nauvoo Deaths and Marriages 977.343 Ni V.2c pg. 111
Joseph Mecham and Lucina Mecham were married 30 February 1844 at Nauvoo by Jesse P. Harmon (NMR recorded 29 May 1844). [i.e. I think this means the marriage occurred in Feb and was recorded in May.]

Spouse: Merl (R) JENSEN.

Parents: Appleton Milo HARMON and Elemeda STRINGHAM.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
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BIRTH: Listed as a child of Alma Harmon, deceased, in probate packet of Grandmother, Huldah Bassett of Cache County, Utah. She died 12 Oct 1886. He was 23 years old and residing at Glenwood, Mills, Iowa at the time his sister wrote a letter to the probate court in Jan 1891.

In June 1898, Elmer witnessed a marriage between Everett Taylor, 24 and Laura B. Creek, 24 at Glenwood, Iowa.

CENSUS: 1900 Glenwood, Mills, Iowa p. 50
Harmon, Elmer S. 1866
Nellie B. 1870 b. Iowa, parents Indiana
Clifford 1892 b. Iowa
William 1899 b. Iowa
William does not appear in the 1918 family picrure that Marvin Moore has, so says perhaps he died. A younger son, Bernard is in the picture.

CENSUS: 1910 Oak, Mills, Iowa
Harmon, Elmer S. head; age 48; married; b. Iowa; parents b. OH; farmer; general farm
Nellie B. wife, age 41; mother of 2 children; 2 living. b. Iowa
Clifford J. son, age 17; b. Iowa
William B. son, age 10 [Could William B. and Bernard be the same person?]

CENSUS: 1920 Shelby, Shelby, Iowa
Harmon, Joseph head; age 27; married; b. Iowa; parents b. Iowa; hardware dealer
Florence wif,e age 21; married; b. KS; fb. KS; mb PA
next door:
Harmon, Em S. head; age 54; b. Iowa; fb. OH; mb OH storekeeper
Nella B., wife, age 49 b. Iowa; fb IL; mb OH

CENSUS: 1930: Signal Hill, Los Angeles, California [online at Ancestry.com]
Elmer S. Harmon, Head; Rented home for $25/mo;age 64; married--age 25 at time of first marriage; he can read and write; was born in Iowa,father born in Ohio; mother born in Ohio; speaks English; has no occupation at ths time; is not a veteran.
Nellie A. Harmon, wife; age 59; was 21 at time of first marriage; can read and write; born in Iowa; father born in Illinois; mother born in Ohio; housemaid to a private family.

NOTE: The census above gives Nellie's name as Nellie A. and we have Nellie B. in our records.

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
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Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
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Spouse: Silas FRANCISCO. Elmira HARMON and Silas FRANCISCO were married on 15 October 1849 in Pittsfield, Lorain, Ohio.³⁷⁷ md by James M. Clark, Esqr. Children were: Leroy FRANCISCO.

Spouse: Marlene Jane SANBORN. Children were: Thayne Lorenzo HARMON, April JaNae HARMON, Elton Skip HARMON, Garret David HARMON, Mallory Baker HARMON.

Spouse: Kaylene (Kaleen) DYE. Children were: Melissa HARMON, Joshua Skip HARMON.

Spouse: Debbie RASSUMSEN. Children were: Adam HARMON, Elizabeth HARMON, Rachel Ranae HARMON, Samuel John HARMON, Daisy Winnifred HARMON.

ELVIRA HARMON and John W. Bryant (my great-grandparents) had three sons:
Warren C., Edward S., and Charles H. Bryant, all born in Pittsfield, Lorain Co., Ohio.

Their youngest son, CHARLES H. BRYANT, b. 22 May 1855 in Pittsfield, Ohio; m. Eva E. Glynn; they had two daughters, Blanche S. and ERMA L. BRYANT (my mother). The family moved from Pittsfield to Bloomdale, Ohio, where my mother and her sister Blanche grew up. CHARLES, their
father (my grandfather) died 9 March 1897 in Bloomdale, Ohio; Eva, (their mother, my grandmother) died 11 Sept. 1910 in Ohio.

I know this is really mind-boggling...but I wanted to give you enough information so that you can see where we connect in this huge family tree. I hope you will be able to piece some of it together with the info you have, and I would be very happy if you would please let me know. I still have
missing pieces to this puzzle. Guess you do, too. I hope we can be of help to each other. Good luck on your research! Who knows, Cheryl...we may be distant cousins! I would love to hear from you.
Best Wishes,
Doris DeRodes Garza
ddgarza@earthlink.net
P.S. ERMA L. BRYANT was my mother...and ELVIRA HARMON was her maternal
grandmother, and my great-grandmother.
_____________________
1880 Census Place: Pittsfield, Lorain, Ohio
Source: FHL Film 1255042 National Archives Film T9-1042 Page 549B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Elvira BRYANT Self F W W 55 OHIO
Occ: Housekeeper Fa: VT Mo: ---
Charles BRYANT Son M M W 24 INDIANA (Note Indiana as a birthplace.)
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: N H Mo: --- (Note that his FATHER was born in New
Hampshire!)
Eva BRYANT DauL F M W 19 OHIO
Fa: MASS Mo: ---
Blanch BRYANT GDau F S W 1 OHIO
Fa: INDIANA Mo: OHIO

DEATH: Obit: "Mrs. Elvira Barnes, of whose death brief mention was made in THE TIMES last week, was the mother of E. S. (Capt.) Bryant, Warren and Charles. She was born at Ashland* this state, and died at the home of her son Charles on Monday night last, at the age of 62 years, 4 months and 22 days.
She moved to this place from Wellington a year ago last April, that she might spend her declining years near her sons, upon whom she lavished the wealth of a mother's love.
Shortly before her illness she began the construction of a residence, but she did not live to see it completed. Her death was caused by dropsy, which though insidious in its outset, was gradually developed, her sufferings became intense, and death came to her as a relief.
She was chaplain of the Ladies Relief Corps, and that body watched over her during most of her illness and at her funeral marched as mourners.
The deceased was a faithful member of the M. E. Church** for 26 years and those who knew her best pay high testimonials to her Christian character. When the news of her death spread through the town, we felt that a mother in Israel had fallen, that the once busy hands closed forever upon the scenes of this world, had opened to behold the beauties of the golden streets and pearly gates of the new Jerusalem.
In the absence of the pastor Rev. I. N. Kalb, the funeral sermon was preached by Rev. M. L. Smith. His text was from Proverbs 16, 31st verse. 'The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it is found in the way of righteousness.' More appropriate scripture could not have been selected,
and the comments were beautiful and instructive. The remains were laid to rest in the Van Buren Cemetery."
* Records indicate that ELVIRA HARMON, a twin, was born on February 6, 1825
in Mansfield, Ohio; died on June 27, 1887, in Bloomdale, Wood Co., Ohio.
Elvira's twin sister, Elmira Harmon, born same date; died on August 30,
1886 in Newman Grove, Nebraska.
** Methodist Evangelical Church

Records of Cheryl Harmon Bills
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Spouse: John Warren BRYANT. Elvira HARMON and John Warren BRYANT³⁷⁷ were married on 15 October 1848 in Pittsfield, Lorain, Ohio.³⁷⁷ md by James M. Clark, Esqr. Children were: Warren C. BRYANT, Edward S. BRYANT, Charles H. BRYANT.

Spouse: Isaac BARNES.

Spouse #1 Gideon Cooley. Gideon was a widower when he married Emily and he had 4 young children. He and Emily then had 3 children and then Gideon died, leaving Emily with a large family of young children and step children. Spouse #2 Jesse Nehemiah Harmon. Emily and Jesse are the parents of Levi Norton Harmon b. 1852/53 in Tennessee, McDonough, Illinois. Levi Norton married Sarah Jane Harmon who is the daughter of Oliver Norton and Sarah Jane Rodeback. Oliver is the brother of Emily. So their children were first cousins.
Emily Harmon was working for the jailer's wife at Carthage Jail at the time the Prophet Joseph was martyred. (See history of Oliver N. Harmon daughter of Utah Pioneers.)
Legend has it that Emily was maid in the home of Gideon Cooley and Laura Snow.
DESCENDANTS HAVE VERIFIED THAT GIDEON'S NAME IS REUBEN. SEE HIS NOTES.
Lorna Rice: lrice@pacbell.net:
RE: Gideon Reuben Cooley: My grandfather, George Franklin Wells, used to refer to him as
Old Gideon Reuben, always without the Cooley. That he rarely used his first name I am absolutely
sure, but I still think it was there. Osborn Benjamin Cooley listed it when asked to give his
father's full name on the Genealogical Society Family Survey done in Victory Ward, Emery
County sometime between December 1912 when he returned from Mexico and early 1919 when he went to Blanding to help his plural wife Desky Prows who had stayed there on their was back from Mexico. That is where he died of influenza and is buried there in the Blanding Cemetery.

BIOGRAPHY: Emily's younger brother, Oliver, related in his history that a few minutes before the death of Joseph and Hyrum Smith he passed the jail. Everything was quiet. From a short distance, he heard the shots that claimed their lives. At this time his sister, Emily, was working for the jailer's wife. This occured three months before Myron was born and Osborn was less than two years old.

From history of her brother, Oliver Norton Harmon, Jr:
In 1866, he sent his team back to Missouri to bring emigrants, which brought his sister, Emily, to Utah.
Emily's son, Osborn, went for his mother probably using the team his uncle Oliver Harmon sent to bring Emily to Utah. [Emily is still in Missouri in the 1870 census!--at least there is an Emily with J.N. Harmon--age a little off; but it could still be her. Possible that it is a different person due to place of birth!]

EMAIL: 3/17/03 from ackayes@mstcruiser.net Nancy Atwood wrote: "Anyway, our line extends from Orilla Harmon & Nehemiah. Their son Lorenzo Frazier Harmon, his son Samuel Benjamin Harmon who married Nancy Loretta Higgins their daughter Marybah Harriet Harmon who is my father's mother. My mother's side starts with Reuben Cooley who married Emily Frances Harmon. Her father is Oliver who is married to Sarah. Reuben and Emily who had Osborn Benjamin Cooley, who had Myron Osborn Cooley, then his son Ernest Cooley who is my Grandfather. Make any sense? I know it gets confusing to me. Any way like I said both sides tie in which makes my mother related to my Dad etc."
This email suggests that Emily's middle name is Frances.

CENSUS: 1860 Hire, McDonough, Illinois
Rosell Cooly 21 m farmer $180 b. Ind. [Indexed as Bosell]
Emily 42 b. NY
Osborn B. Cooly 17m b. IL
Miron R 15m b. IL
James L. Harmon 8 b IL
Levi N. 6 b IL

CENSUS: 1860 Breton, Washington, Missouri (Post office is Potosi, MO)
Jessee N. Harmon 39 laborer b. VT living with a Fass family: (See photo)

CENSUS: 1870 Township 4 Range 8 Madison Co, Illinois
J.N. Harmon 56M W Teamster b. VT
Emily 58 F W Keeps House b. MO
John Smith 54 lawyer b. Prussia
A. Bailey 20 farm hand b. Illinois

CENSUS: 1870 Kanosh, Millard, Utah CHECK THIS

1880 Census Place: Joseph, Sevier, Utah
Source: FHL Film 1255338 National Archives Film T9-1338 Page 506D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Emily HARMON Self F W W 62 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VT Mo: CT
James HARMON Son M S W 29 IL
Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: NY
Levi HARMON Son M S W 27 IL
Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: NY

MARRIAGE: From a history of Emily Harmon written by Lola T. Wells, we find: "From records left by Emily Euella Wells Olsen was recorded: "Emily Harmon married Reuben Cooley when his first wife, Laura Snow, died, and raised that family and had three children of her own by Reuben Cooley. When he died she married her cousin, Jesse Harmon and had two sons by him, and then he left her." This compiler remembers Luella Olsen telling about Emily and Jesse. She said Jesse was dishonest with her and made off with her team of fine horses. Adelia Baird told that Emily lost her farm. Could Jesse have been responsible? Anyway, a kind neighbor bought it and gave it back to her.

Emily's grandson, Rosel, said she received a pension because of Myron's death in the Civil War. She gave Osborn and her Harmon sons two thousand dollars with which they bought one thousand sheep to set them up in the sheep business in Joseph.

Nellie Newby Bliss, who grew up in Joseph, gave the following information to Emily Luella Wells Olsen about Grandmother Harmon:
"Granny Harmon lived on (by) the river with her two sons, James and Levi. Granny was a tall, square-built woman, but oh what a lovely lady she was! We used to love to go to her house. She had a large dining room and a living room. They would move out the furniture and dance, and go home in the morning. Her two sons helped her with the housework, as well as farmed. How we loved to visit! They would take us to see the ducks and the calves and the colts.
One time when Granny was sick, the boys brought her to our house for mother (Elizabeth Wells Newby, a practical nurse) to care for. She soon got well and they took her home. We were sorry for we loved her so much. One time she had a sore on the side of her foot and my mother put light yeast dough on it and made it well.
Granny had an older son, Osborn Cooley, who was interested in sheep, so James and Levi helped Brother Cooley. Granny was a faithful Latter-day Saint, and always attended her meetings, especially stake conference. One time President William H. Seegmiller of the Sevier Stake and Granny were at our home for dinner, and how they enjoyed, and loved to talk of old times. Grandpa (Samuel) Wells loved to visit Granny, too, talking of times gone by. He was deaf and would talk right out loud in church. [Samuel Wells was baptized in Erie County, PA about the same time as Emily Harmon]. Emily's oldest granddaughter, Emily Frances Cooley, and Samuel Well's youngest son, Thomas married on 30 Dec 1882 in Joseph.
Oliver Jackman gave this account: "From the time of the settlement of Joseph in September 1872 until a public building was erected, dancing was enjoyed in private homes. A crowd, usually made up of the Powell brothers, Ted Newby, the Wells, the Carters, the Murdocks, John Ross, Mr. Sainsbury who was the fiddler, and others, would go to a home and move out all the furniture into the yard before the family was hardly aware what was up. Old Lady (Emily) Harmon lived across the river, boasted no one could surprise her, so a party was made up for her. Her boys brought her to town and left her at our house. When it was near sundown and they hadn't come, she began to worry about getting home. Mother told her that if she would wait awhile, whe would take her home and stay with her. Mrs. Harmon got so restless that Mother hitched up the horse and started home with her, but first, she had to go to Sister Nelson's on an errand. It was well after dark when they arrived home, In the meantime, everyone had taken another road and had tied up their rigs (buggies and wagons) in the bushes by the river behind the house. We were all in the house. When they came towards the house Mrs. Harmon was grumbling and complaining about her sore feet. She stopped, drew the latch string and opened the door. We all yelled "Surpris!" She took hod of the door frame, kicked as high as she could, "Hell to thunder!" Then she turned around, went out to the granary and we had quite a time getting her to come in again. We cleared the house, danced till midnight, ate our picnic, then danced until two o'clock."

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Spouse: Gideon Reuben COOLEY. Emily HARMON and Gideon Reuben COOLEY were married in 1839 in Terre Haute,Vigo,Indiana. Children were: Martha Jane COOLEY, Osborn Benjamin COOLEY, Myron Reuben COOLEY.

Spouse: Reuben COOLEY. Emily HARMON and Reuben COOLEY were married in 1839 in prob, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana. Children were: Martha Jane COOLEY, Osborn Benjamin COOLEY, Myron Reuben COOLEY.

Spouse: Jesse Nehemiah HARMON. Emily HARMON and Jesse Nehemiah HARMON^2656,2657 were married on 8 December 1850 in ,McDonough,Illinios. They were married on 8 December 1850 in , Mcdonough, Illinois.²⁶⁵⁸ Children were: Levi Norton HARMON, James Lorenzo HARMON.

Parents: Oliver Norton HARMON and Sarah Jane RHODEBACK. Parents: Oliver Norton HARMON and Sarah Jane RODEBACK.

Spouse: William James CLEVERLEY. Emily Lucinda HARMON and William James CLEVERLEY were married on 28 October 1896 in Prospect,,Idaho. Children were: Amy Chloe CLEVERLEY, James Cecil CLEVERLEY, Helma Elizabeth CLEVERLEY, Katie Jane CLEVERLEY, Lessie Lorenzo CLEVERLEY, Etta Almira CLEVERLEY.

DEATH: Kim DusneyEmail: kdusney@yahoo.com <mailto:kdusney@yahoo.com>Funeral Sunday for Mrs. M. D. Ford, 75, Of McConnelsvilleMcCONNELSVILLE - Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Ford, 75, widow of M. D. Ford, McConnelsville will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home. Burial will be at Caldwell.Mrs. Ford died Friday at her home following an illness. She was born and raised in Hoskinsville.Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Thelma Smith, of the home; Mrs. Frances Herron, Caldwell, and Mrs. Frank Lande, Ashville, North Carolina, and one son, William, of the home, and the following brothers and sisters, Mrs. Mary Ray, Bristol township; Mrs. Electa Burns, Deavertown; Mrs. Triphena Foster, and Mrs. Louisa Fogle, Zanesville; Clark Harmon, New Mexico; Sherman Harmon, Columbus, and Thomas Harmon, of Zanesville.The Zanesville Times Recorder-February 17, 1940

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Parents: Mason HARMON and Nancy Minerva BARNES.

Spouse: Fred Andrus CLEMENT. Emma Corine HARMON and Fred Andrus CLEMENT were married on 21 September 1880 in Canaan, Columbia, New York.

BIRTH: Census in 1880 gives her birthplace as Iowa.

BIRTH: Her death record gives her place of birth as Glenwood, Iowa.

BIRTH: Family records have had Plattsmouth,Cass,Nebraska until I changed it to Glenwood, Iowa on my data base to more clearly represent all the information I am finding; i.e. her death and census records, etc. After corresponding with Marvin Moore, a descendant of Emma's, and looking closely at a map, I am returning to the Plattsmouth birthplace as the family has had it until PROVEN otherwise. Plattsmouth is just across the Iowa/Nebraska border from Glenwood, Iowa.

DEATH: Obit: Idaho Falls Daily Post Friday May 8, 1925
Mrs. Frank Leary
Mrs. Frank Leary, 55 years of age passed away in a local hospital on Thursday, May 7. The Leary family moved to Idaho Falls two years ago from Shelton. Mrs. Leary is survived by her husband, a son, Irvine, and a daughter of Denver, Colorado. The funeral will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Christian church with Rev. Maring officiating.

DEATH: Top of Form 1
ID: 73209
Last Name: Leary
First Name: Frank Mrs.
Age:
Gender: U
Cemetery: Ririe Shelton
Birth Date: 18 JUN 1869
Birth Place: Glenwood,IA
Date Died: 7 MAY 1925
Death Place: Idaho Falls,ID
Father: Alma Harmon
Mother: Elizabeth Scott
Spouse: Frank Leary
Sources: Buck Mort.
Remarks: Age at Death: 55

DEATH: Bottom of Form 1
Send feedback to: Idaho Falls Regional Family History Center

CENSUS: 1900 in Estherville 1-WD, Emmet, Iowa, T623, 431, p. 71B: [researched by Marvin Moore]
Harmon
Elizabeth, March 1835, 64, widow, b. Ohio, f&m b. Ohio
Matilda O., Nov ??, 39, b. Missouri f&m b. Ohio
William H., Oct 1862, 37, b. Iowa
Curtis H., May 1871, 29, b. Iowa
Farrington
Emma J., June 1867, 32, widow, b. Iowa
Clara A., February 1894, b. Iowa

CENSUS: So Emma remarried to Frank Leary after 1900. I'm wondering if he was a recent immigrant.

CENSUS: Emma's birthdate of 1867 is a contradiction, but now I find charts with dates of both 1868 AND 1869, and one that is marked over, so I'm really confused, but for the moment I'll continue. (The censuses do all agree she was born in Iowa, so Clara's information of Plattsmouth, Cass, Nebraska, does seem to be in error. I've been wondering if the confusion might be that she
MARRIED Edgar Farrington in Plattsmouth; Rootsweb says that the Cass County marriage records are on file cards and that it would be a huge job to index them.)

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Spouse: Kristian KRISTOFFER. Emma Louise HARMON and Kristian KRISTOFFER were married on 27 February 1925 in Blackfoot, Bingham Co., ID.

Spouse: Percy Herbert CRAWFORD. Emma Louise HARMON and Percy Herbert CRAWFORD were married on 27 March 1949 in Boise, Ada Co., ID.

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Parents: Ansil Perse HARMON and Rosaline CHANDLER. Parents: Ancil Perce HARMON and Rosaline CHANDLER.

Artemus Harmon book page 178

CENSUS: 1850 Canaan, Columbia, NY
Enos Harmon 65m farmer $3000 b. NY
Delight 55m b. NY
Albert 35 b. NY
Francis 18m b. NY
1850 Canaan, Columbia, New York (next door to his father, Enos Harmon)
Gilbert Harmon 27m farmer $1500 b. NY
Christina 30f b. NY
George W. 1m b. NY

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Spouse: Delight SCUDDER. Delight SCUDDER and Enos HARMON were married on 12 October 1814 in Canaan, Columbia, New York. Children were: John HARMON, Albert HARMON, Jesse HARMON, Gilbert HARMON, Elisha HARMON, Francis Dwight HARMON.