Spouse: Charles FERRY. Sarah HARMON and Charles FERRY were married on 29 March 1661 in Springfield,Hampden,Massachusetts.

Spouse: Thomas HORTON. Sarah HARMON and Thomas HORTON were married in 1668 in Milton,Norfolk,Massachusetts.

Spouse: Josiah HALE. Sarah HARMON and Josiah HALE were married on 6 September 1705 in Suffield,Hartford,Connecticut.

Spouse: Joshua LYMAN. Sarah HARMON and Joshua LYMAN were married on 1 October 1729 in Sufffield, Hartford, Connecticut.

CENSUS: 1860 2nd Ward Great Salt Lake, Utah living with her son, Levi N. Harmon. Sarah is listed as 73 and born VT.
Lorna Wells Rice: "I went to the Salt Lake City cemetery because I assumed that she would be buried there but they checked their index and said she was not. The next year, when I was in Salt Lake, I checked the microfilm copy of the death records for Salt Lake (FHL# 0,026,553 pg. 48 #1136) but it still didn't tell me where she was buried. Finally I took the burial code to the cemetery and asked ifthey could help me find out what it meant. It was a plot location so the woman went back to the original plot book and there she was. She had been missed on the indexing project and had not been put into the computer. She is buried alone, with no marker, and as the wife of Oliver Harmon. The death record also listed her birth as the 21st, not the 26th and that matched the Nauvoo Endowment record and Palmyra ward records which would both have been first person accounts. Lorna Wells Rice 2026 West 232nd St. Torrance, CA 90501-5801 lrice@pacbel.net
Lorna has written a very nice book about Our Sarah Plain and Tall. A must read!

Oliver Norton Harmon Jr.'s history says: His mother died at the age of 74 on August 25, 1862. [Note she was 73 on 1860 census]

The following from Christine Hill: chris@homeandholidays.com
From a manuscript at University of Utah:
George A. Smith, ordained a member of Twelve Apostles on April 26, 1839, was put in charge of emigration in Council Bluffs, organizing and starting the companies on their journey to Utah. With the last of these, he started for the valley in July with his own family and our Sarah, Elijah and Lucinda among the Company, arriving in Great Salt Lake City October 27, 1849.

His wife, Bathsheba W. Bigler Smith kept a diary for the journey that is in the manuscript collection of the Marriott Library of the University of Utah. She says of their trip, "It would be vain to describe how we traveled through snow, wind and rain, how roads had to be made, bridges built and rafts constructed, how our poor animals had to drag on day after day with scanty food; nor how we suffered from poverty, sickness and deaths, but the Lord was with us, His power was made manifest daily. We arrived in Great Salt Lake valley in October, 1849, after traveling over sterile deserts and plains, over high mountains and through deep canyons, ferrying some
streams and fording others, but all was joy now."

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Bashore, Melvin L. and Haslam, Linda L. Mormon Pioneer Companies - Guide to Sources in the Historical Department and Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Historical Department, 1988. FHL# 6,105,191;

Bean, Cheryl Harmon and Johnson, Pamela Call. Rediscovering History - Mormons in Erie County, Pennsylvania 1832-1833. Cheryl's Creations and Publications, 1995.

Black, Susan Easton. Early Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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Family Search. Database records of the LDS Church (Ancestral File, IGI

Greene, Evan. Missionary Journal; LDS Church Historian's Office; transcript in Rediscovering History - Mormons in Erie County Pennsylvania by Cheryl Harmon Bean and Pamela Call Johnson.

Harmon, Artemus Canfield. The Harmon-Harman Genealogy, 1920. (gen pg. 198 for Sarah & siblings)

Harmon, Jesse Perce. Journal of Jesse P. Harmon

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Journal History of the Church.

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Vermont Quarterly, New Series, Vol. 21 No 1 (January 1953) (date for Martin and Tryphena on pg. 46

Wells, Lola Taylor Wells. A History of Emily Harmon Cooley Harmon

Massachusetts Soldier and Sailors, Vol. 12 (Pension pg. 302)

United States Federal Census Records:
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1840

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CHURCH: Film 183375 Baptisms for the Dead at Nauvoo pg. 72
Sarah Harmon baptized for Triphena Harmon--daughter
and for Sarah Grainger--gd. daughter

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Spouse: Oliver HARMON. Sarah HARMON and Oliver HARMON were married in 1810 in Rupert, Bennington, Vermont. Children were: Almira HARMON, Myron HARMON, Orson HARMON, Emily HARMON, Orsey HARMON, Sarah Lucinda HARMON, Naomi HARMON, Oliver Norton HARMON, Levi Nehemiah HARMON.

Spouse: Elijah CHENEY. Sarah HARMON and Elijah CHENEY were married in June 1846 in Nauvoo, Hancock, Illinois.

Spouse: Thomas GREEN. Sarah HARMON and Thomas GREEN were married in 1819 in Sugar Grove, Warren, Pennsylvania.

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Spouse: Edwin MORSE. Sarah HARMON and Edwin MORSE were married in December 1837 in Sugar Grove, Warren, Pennsylvania. Children were: William MORSE.

Spouse: Amasa Hale BAKER. Sarah HARMON and Amasa Hale BAKER were married on 20 September 1850 in Sugar Grove, Warren, Pennsylvania. Children were: Jennie BAKER.

Spouse: Lorenzo Dow LINDSEY. Children were: William A. LINDSEY, Joseph W. LINDSEY, Leah LINDSEY, Nancy J. LINDSEY.

Spouse: Lorenzo Dow LINDSEY.

Spouse: Daniel BUSH.

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Spouse: Samuel DOTY. Sarah Jane HARMON and Samuel DOTY were married on 15 November 1678 in Piscataway, , New Jersey, USA. Children were: Samuel DOTY, Sarah DOTY, John DOTY, Isaac DOTY, Edward DOTY, James DOTY, Johnathan DOTY, Benjamin DOTY, Elizabeth DOTY, Joseph DOTY, Daniel DOTY, Margaret DOTY, Nathaniel DOTY.

DEATH: Top of Form 1
ID: 787
Last Name: Harmon
First Name: Sarah Jane
Age:
Gender: U
Cemetery: Milo,Id.
Birth Date: 11 MAR 1861/1862
Birth Place: Salt Lake,UT
Date Died: 24 FEB 1938
Death Place: Shelton,ID
Father: Oliver Norton Harmon
Mother: Sarah Jane Rodeback
Spouse: Levi M. Harmon 2. Harry Wilson
Sources: Post Register 25 p2, 1 March p6, Rigby Star 8 Mar p1, Sexton's Book born 1862
Remarks: Pioneer of Bonneville Co.

DEATH: Bottom of Form 1

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Parents: Oliver Norton HARMON and Sarah Jane RODEBACK.

Spouse: Levi Norton HARMON. Sarah Jane HARMON and Levi Norton HARMON were married in 1882 in Joseph, Sevier, Utah. Children were: Ida May HARMON.

Spouse: Harry Paisley WILSON. Sarah Jane HARMON and Harry Paisley WILSON were married on 9 March 1889 in Salt Lake City, Salt lake, Utah.

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Parents: Henry Martin HARMON and Mary Alzina SPERRY.

CENSUS: For 1850 and 1860, see Lysander's notes. He may have died prior to 1870 as Sarah is head of house at that time.

CENSUS: 1870 Hollis, Peoria, Illinois
Sarah Clifton 39 keeps house; born Penn; cannot read; cannot write
Drusilla 13 at home b. Illinois
John L. 14m at home b. Illinois
Alvin 13 female at home (this is same as Elmina in 1860, I think)
Viola 6f b. Illinois

CENSUS: 1880 Census Place: Garden Plain, Sedgwick, Kansas
Source: FHL Film 1254396 National Archives Film T9-0396 Page 392B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Sarah CLIFTON Self F W W 49 PA
Occ: Housekeeper Fa: VA Mo: NY [from image Fa: VT]
John CLIFTON Son M S W 24 IL
Occ: Farmer Fa: VA Mo: PA [from image Fa: VT; should be KY]
Viola CLIFTON Dau F S W 16 IL
Fa: VA Mo: PA [from image Fa: VT; should be KY]

A Sarah Harmon was married to William Crosby at Nauvoo on 9 Jan 1846. Not proven if this could be our Sarah. It could have been a first marriage for her if she married prior to her 16th birthday. But no children are listed with census records later that would tend to prove this. I doubt it if is the same Sarah.

MARRIAGE: (Suffield copies) Sarah Louisa married Lysander Eliftors (? not sure of that spelling) Baldwin /Goldwin???? who was born in Kingston, ILL. They had children. LATER: The name turns out to be Lysander Clifton and I am not sure about the Baldwin--it just isn't there. I did find Lysander and Sarah Clifton on the 1850 census of Peoria County, Illinois one page prior to Aurilla Harmon, Sarah's mother. They were married within the year. I know it is them.
Followed them in census records.

The Suffield record says Sarah Louise was born in Cuyahoga Co, OH; the family was at Erie county, PA in 1830, so don't think that is correct. Census says Sarah born in PA.

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Spouse: Lysander Baldwin CLIFTON. Sarah Louisa HARMON and Lysander Baldwin CLIFTON¹⁴⁶⁶ were married on 8 August 1850 in , Peoria, Illinois. CLIFTON, LYANDER B HARMAN, SARAH L 08/08/1850 I/ 190 1637 PEORIA Children were: Drucilla CLIFTON, John L. CLIFTON, Elmina CLIFTON, Phebe CLIFTON, Viola CLIFTON.

Sarah Lucinda Harmon
16 March 1822 - 25 April 1894
by Elaine Johnson
Lucinda was the sixth child of Oliver and Sarah Harmon. She was born in Conneaut, Erie, Pennsylvania. All of her older brothers and sisters had been born in Vermont. Her oldest brother died when she was seven years old. Sometime around her eleventh birthday Lucinda's family heard about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Lucinda's parents and some aunts and uncles joined the church and moved their families westward to Kirtland, Ohio. They left her Grandfather Harmon behind in Pennsylvania. Two years later Lucinda's sister Naomi, who was two years younger than she was, dies in Kirtland. Lucinda was baptized 18 November 1839.

The LDS Historical Database is a multimedia compilation of over 177,000 individuals by Vern Taylor of Stockton California Dec 2003-5. Most notes and biographies were collected from various sources on the Internet. Some were digitally keyed by Ren
Contact me at <stanleyscribe@@yahoo.com> if you would like me to include additional individuals. All my data is included in this file except for that on living individuals.
I have tried to error correct and standardize the place names. Unless otherwise indicated, all places are USA. Abbreviations used are Cem=Cemetery, Mt.=Mount, Twp=Township, St.=Saint, (xxx)=current name in use.

She is probably the Lucinda Harmon baptized in Erie County, Pa in 1833. Spouse
Levi Jackman. He died in 1898.
Could this be she: (LDS Vital Records CD)
Harmon, Sarah L. (Female)
Birth: Harmon, Sarah L. (Female) Date: May 17, 1830
Temple Ordinance Data: Harmon, Sarah L. (Female) Endowment
Date: February 6, 1846 Temple: Nauvoo, Hancock, IL, USA
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1880 Census Place: Salem, Utah, Utah
Source: FHL Film 1255338 National Archives Film T9-1338 Page 240C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Lorinda JACKMAN Self F W W 58 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VT Mo: VT
Susana MORRIS Dau F M W 54 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: PA
Rachael A. MORRIS Dau F S W 19 IA
Occ: At Home Fa: PA Mo: OH
Ida J. MORRIS Dau F S W 17 IA
Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: PA
Sam'l MORRIS Son M S W 13 IL
Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: PA
Wm. L. MORRIS Son M S W 10 IL
Fa: OH Mo: PA

BIOGRAPHY: From an autobiography of a grandson, Reuben Oliver Jackman: "My Grandmother Jackman lived across the street and down a little from us and I remember I used to sneak away from Mother early in the morning, usually with my night gown on and run through the yards to her home. On the way I had to go through a yard full of geese. They were big and they would chase me flapping their wings and making an awful noise. I would run and scream. Then Grandma would come out and rescue me and take me in her house. No matter how scared I was or how much trouble it was to get there, the trip was always worth it because Grandma would give me coffee, all hot with cream and say, that tasted good! At home, of course, I couldn't have coffee.

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Spouse: Levi JACKMAN. Sarah Lucinda HARMON and Levi JACKMAN were married on 18 November 1849 in Salt Lake City, Salt lake, Utah. Children were: Sarah Lucinda JACKMAN, Levi Harmon JACKMAN, Almira Sophronia JACKMAN, Daniel Wells JACKMAN.

RESIDENCE: Selah born in 1754; married Rhoda Dewey in Rupert, Mart 20, 1781. They had (as per record): Son, Abigail, Horasha, and Molley--1782-1790.

RESIDENCE: Rupert:
His Rupert earmark in 1786.

RESIDENCE: Middletown:
He took deed of 52 acres; May 27, 1782. He took deeds, gave deeds, and witnessed deeds nearly every year, from 1782 to 1794. He, of Middletown, took deed of 177a Nov 3, 1794. He (described as of Middletown), deeded to Cyrenius Dewey 28 acres, Sept 3, 1801. He (described as of Middletown) took deed from C. Dewey of 18 acres Sept 4, 1801. He (of Middletown) deeded Alpheus (of Rupert) 50 acres, Sept 4, 1801. He (of Middletown) took deed from Nehemiah (from Middletown) of 10 acres, dated Sept 4, 1801, but acknowledged at Middletown, Nov 7, 1801.
He was Surveyor of highways in Middletown February 15, 1802.
R. Buel says: "In Nov and Dec. 1802 and January 1803, he sold the land which on Nov. 3, 1794, he bought in Middletown" (3RB100) [Original notes from George Washington Harmon's ledger from which Artemus Harmon published The Harmon Genealogy].

RESIDENCE: Poultney:
He lived in Poultney 1806 & 1809- & voted there in 1808.

MILITARY: Revolution Capt Tehan Noble's Co, Ira Allen's Regt.

OCCUPATION: Farmer

LAND: Record of Selah Harmon Deed from Nehemiah Harmon
Book 1 Page 135 (Check 134--as that is what index says. My copy begins pg. 135.)
Record of Selah Harmon Deed from Nehemiah Harmon.
Know all men by these presents that I, Nehemiah Harmon, of Rupert in the County of Bennington, and State of Vermont, for and in consideration of thirty pounds lawful money of said state, to mein hand paid before the delivery hereof by Selah Harmon of Town, County, & State aforesaid, the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have given, granted, bargained, sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain, sell a lein release and confirm unto him the said, Selah Harmon, his heirs, and assigns certing parcel abstract of land in Rupert situated and bounded as follows: Being part of a third division lot No. 4 beginning on the town line and on the south line of lot laid to Samuel Robinson of the 2nd Division running on said Line 126th then south 10 ... East 68 ... then west 126 bounds to certain 52 acres to house And the said Granted premises all the appurtenances thereof to him, the said Selah Harmon, his heirs and assigns to his and their proper use, benefit, and behalf forever. I hereby engaging to warrant and defend from any man's claiming or persons from by or under me on the original grantee in witness whereof I have hereunto sat my hand in seal this 29 Day of May 1782.
Nehemiah Harmon
Alpheas Harmon
Nehemiah Harmon Jr.
Bennington County} og Rupert 9 Jun 1782, then the above named Nehemiah Harmon ... person by appearing and acknowledges the above written instrument to be his voluntary act and deed before me.
Reuben Harmon, Justice Peace
Rupert. December 29th 1783. Received the above deed for record.
Joseph Leavitt, Town Clerk

LAND: Record of Cyreneas Dewey Deed from Selah Harmon.
Know all men by these presents that I, Selah Harmon, of Rupert in the County of Bennington and State of Vermont for and in consideration of t he sum of twenty pounds lawful money to me in hand paid by Cyrenias Dewey, of town, county, and state aforesaid the receipt whereof I acknowledge have given, granted, bargained and sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain and sell, convey and confirm unto him the said Cyrenias Dewey, his Heirs and assigns a certain parsel of land situated and bounded as follows:
beginning at the southern corner of Cyrinas Dewey's lot he now lives on thense running southerly to the line or corner of Samuel Gookins lot then south east to the road to state and town line and then to the first mentioned bounds to contain 10 acres be the same more or less to have and to hold to him the said Cyrenias Dewey, his heirs and assigns to his and their proper use, benefit and behalf forever. I hereby engaging that I an the lawful owner thereof and will covenant and defend from any person or persons claiming from by or under me or the original grantee in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 23rd day of May 1783. Selah Harmon
(Witnesses)
Martin Harmon
Nehemiah Harmon
Bennington County May the 23rd 1783
Then personaly appearing Selah Harmon the above signer and acknowledged the same to be his voluntary act and need before me.
Nehemiah Harmon, Justice Peace
Received the above for recording December 29th, 1783.
Joseph Leavitt, Town Clerk

LAND: In RUPERT, VT On 20 Aug 1783:
Andrew McNutt from Selah Harmon
Know all men by these presents that I, Selah Harmon, of Rupert in the County of Bennington, State of Vermont for and in consideration of the sum of thirty three pounds lawful money to me in hand fully and truly paid by Andrew McNutt of Rupert in the County and State afore said do by these presents give, grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the said Andrew MeNutt a certain parsel or tract of land in Rupert, namely geing one-half of the lot of No.4 of the third division in said township situated and bounded as follows: Beginning on the west line of the town at a soft maple tree to corner of second division lot laid out to Samuel Robinson thence East on the said Robinson's line to a bass wood stones & thence south to the middle of said No 4 to a boundary set up there thence west to a b... on the town line; then North to the first mentioned bounds to have and to hold the said granted and bargained premises to him, the said Andrew McNutt his heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use and benefit and behalf forever. I thereby engaging to warrant and defend the above mentioned premises against any person or persons claiming from by or under me or the original grantee proprietor said Lot drawn on the right of Ebenezer Strong original grantee in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 20th day of August 1783; signed, sealed and delivered in presence of:
Selah Harmon
Tabor Washborn
Martin Harmon
Rupert. August 23, 1783 there personally appeared Selah Harmon and acknowledged the above to be his voluntary act and deed before me.
Nehemiah Harmon Justice of Peace

DEATH: Artemus Harmon: The Harmon Genealogy pg. 198: "Father told me about his cousins, Lucina, Oliver, Nehemiah, Alpheus lived near Molley in Erie Co. Lucina came with Horatio and Martin to Erie Co."
[Lucina and Alpheus are children of Martin. Oliver's wife, Sarah; and Nehemiah's wife, Orilla, are children of Martin. Oliver and Nehemiah are children of Martin's brother, Nehemiah who, with Martin, are Uncles of Horatio and brothers of his father, Selah. Molly is the daughter of Selah--and sister of Horatio.
Martin's son, Jesse Perce, after the War of 1812, started west. He spent a year at Sangerfield. Was he with his Uncle Selah? Was his father there also? Did Martin's second wife, Mrs. Dunbar, die on the trip west also?

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RESIDENCE: Selah born in 1754; married Rhoda Dewey in Rupert, Mart 20, 1781. They had (as per record): Son, Abigail, Horasha, and Molley--1782-1790.

RESIDENCE: Rupert:
His Rupert earmark in 1786.

RESIDENCE: Middletown:
He took deed of 52 acres; May 27, 1782. He took deeds, gave deeds, and witnessed deeds nearly every year, from 1782 to 1794. He, of Middletown, took deed of 177a Nov 3, 1794. He (described as of Middletown), deeded to Cyrenius Dewey 28 acres, Sept 3, 1801. He (described as of Middletown) took deed from C. Dewey of 18 acres Sept 4, 1801. He (of Middletown) deeded Alpheus (of Rupert) 50 acres, Sept 4, 1801. He (of Middletown) took deed from Nehemiah (from Middletown) of 10 acres, dated Sept 4, 1801, but acknowledged at Middletown, Nov 7, 1801.
He was Surveyor of highways in Middletown February 15, 1802.
R. Buel says: "In Nov and Dec. 1802 and January 1803, he sold the land which on Nov. 3, 1794, he bought in Middletown" (3RB100) [Original notes from George Washington Harmon's ledger from which Artemus Harmon published The Harmon Genealogy].

RESIDENCE: Poultney:
He lived in Poultney 1806 & 1809- & voted there in 1808.

MILITARY: Revolution Capt Tehan Noble's Co, Ira Allen's Regt.

OCCUPATION: Farmer

LAND: Record of Selah Harmon Deed from Nehemiah Harmon
Book 1 Page 135 (Check 134--as that is what index says. My copy begins pg. 135.)
Record of Selah Harmon Deed from Nehemiah Harmon.
Know all men by these presents that I, Nehemiah Harmon, of Rupert in the County of Bennington, and State of Vermont, for and in consideration of thirty pounds lawful money of said state, to mein hand paid before the delivery hereof by Selah Harmon of Town, County, & State aforesaid, the Receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge have given, granted, bargained, sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain, sell a lein release and confirm unto him the said, Selah Harmon, his heirs, and assigns certing parcel abstract of land in Rupert situated and bounded as follows: Being part of a third division lot No. 4 beginning on the town line and on the south line of lot laid to Samuel Robinson of the 2nd Division running on said Line 126th then south 10 ... East 68 ... then west 126 bounds to certain 52 acres to house And the said Granted premises all the appurtenances thereof to him, the said Selah Harmon, his heirs and assigns to his and their proper use, benefit, and behalf forever. I hereby engaging to warrant and defend from any man's claiming or persons from by or under me on the original grantee in witness whereof I have hereunto sat my hand in seal this 29 Day of May 1782.
Nehemiah Harmon
Alpheas Harmon
Nehemiah Harmon Jr.
Bennington County} og Rupert 9 Jun 1782, then the above named Nehemiah Harmon ... person by appearing and acknowledges the above written instrument to be his voluntary act and deed before me.
Reuben Harmon, Justice Peace
Rupert. December 29th 1783. Received the above deed for record.
Joseph Leavitt, Town Clerk

LAND: Record of Cyreneas Dewey Deed from Selah Harmon.
Know all men by these presents that I, Selah Harmon, of Rupert in the County of Bennington and State of Vermont for and in consideration of t he sum of twenty pounds lawful money to me in hand paid by Cyrenias Dewey, of town, county, and state aforesaid the receipt whereof I acknowledge have given, granted, bargained and sold and by these presents do give, grant, bargain and sell, convey and confirm unto him the said Cyrenias Dewey, his Heirs and assigns a certain parsel of land situated and bounded as follows:
beginning at the southern corner of Cyrinas Dewey's lot he now lives on thense running southerly to the line or corner of Samuel Gookins lot then south east to the road to state and town line and then to the first mentioned bounds to contain 10 acres be the same more or less to have and to hold to him the said Cyrenias Dewey, his heirs and assigns to his and their proper use, benefit and behalf forever. I hereby engaging that I an the lawful owner thereof and will covenant and defend from any person or persons claiming from by or under me or the original grantee in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 23rd day of May 1783. Selah Harmon
(Witnesses)
Martin Harmon
Nehemiah Harmon
Bennington County May the 23rd 1783
Then personaly appearing Selah Harmon the above signer and acknowledged the same to be his voluntary act and need before me.
Nehemiah Harmon, Justice Peace
Received the above for recording December 29th, 1783.
Joseph Leavitt, Town Clerk

LAND: In RUPERT, VT On 20 Aug 1783:
Andrew McNutt from Selah Harmon
Know all men by these presents that I, Selah Harmon, of Rupert in the County of Bennington, State of Vermont for and in consideration of the sum of thirty three pounds lawful money to me in hand fully and truly paid by Andrew McNutt of Rupert in the County and State afore said do by these presents give, grant, bargain, sell, convey and confirm unto the said Andrew MeNutt a certain parsel or tract of land in Rupert, namely geing one-half of the lot of No.4 of the third division in said township situated and bounded as follows: Beginning on the west line of the town at a soft maple tree to corner of second division lot laid out to Samuel Robinson thence East on the said Robinson's line to a bass wood stones & thence south to the middle of said No 4 to a boundary set up there thence west to a b... on the town line; then North to the first mentioned bounds to have and to hold the said granted and bargained premises to him, the said Andrew McNutt his heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use and benefit and behalf forever. I thereby engaging to warrant and defend the above mentioned premises against any person or persons claiming from by or under me or the original grantee proprietor said Lot drawn on the right of Ebenezer Strong original grantee in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 20th day of August 1783; signed, sealed and delivered in presence of:
Selah Harmon
Tabor Washborn
Martin Harmon
Rupert. August 23, 1783 there personally appeared Selah Harmon and acknowledged the above to be his voluntary act and deed before me.
Nehemiah Harmon Justice of Peace

DEATH: Artemus Harmon: The Harmon Genealogy pg. 198: "Father told me about his cousins, Lucina, Oliver, Nehemiah, Alpheus lived near Molley in Erie Co. Lucina came with Horatio and Martin to Erie Co."
[Lucina and Alpheus are children of Martin. Oliver's wife, Sarah; and Nehemiah's wife, Orilla, are children of Martin. Oliver and Nehemiah are children of Martin's brother, Nehemiah who, with Martin, are Uncles of Horatio and brothers of his father, Selah. Molly is the daughter of Selah--and sister of Horatio.
Martin's son, Jesse Perce, after the War of 1812, started west. He spent a year at Sangerfield. Was he with his Uncle Selah? Was his father there also? Did Martin's second wife, Mrs. Dunbar, die on the trip west also? Parents: Nehemiah HARMON and Abigail NORTON. Parents: .

Spouse: Rhoda DEWEY. Rhoda DEWEY and Selah HARMON were married on 20 March 1781 in Rupert, Bennington, Vermont. They were married on 20 March 1781.¹⁸⁷⁷ Children were: Son HARMON, Horatio HARMON, Molly HARMON, Abigail HARMON.

Spouse: Mabel MALLORY.

Spouse: Mabel Mallory ANGEVINE. Mabel Mallory ANGEVINE and Selah HARMON were married in 1802 in Poultney, Rutland, Vermont. Children were: Sally HARMON, Lucina HARMON, Philanda HARMON.

Spouse: Elizabeth SHELDON. Elizabeth SHELDON and Seth HARMON were married on 9 January 1777. Children were: Seth HARMON, Josiah HARMON, Rufus HARMON, Lucy HARMON, Shadrack HARMON, Ira HARMON, Ezra HARMON, Nancy HARMON.

Spouse: Anna Eliza FINCH. Anna Eliza FINCH and Sheldon HARMON were married on 7 September 1858 in Lockport, Kent, Illinois.