A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
A Whole Lotta Family - Person Sheet
BurialPhiladelphia Community Cemetery, Philadelphia, Washington Co, Tennessee1041
FlagsRevolutionary War
FatherCapt Mathias Cutliff “Tice” Harman (1736-1832)
MotherLydia Skaggs (1736-1814)
Spouses
BurialPhiladelphia Community Cemetery, Philadelphia, Washington Co, Tennessee1042
FatherConrad Barnhart (1750-1828)
MotherBarbara Gefellers (1760-1848)
ChildrenJacob (1804-1884)
John Worthy (~1806-1878)
Ira G (1808-1884)
Margaret (1812-1839)
Susannah J (1816-1905)
Conrad (1819-)
Phillip (1826-1912)
Elizabeth (~1829-)
Notes for Adam Harrison Harmon
Inscription:
NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
From all accounts this is the oldest known grave in this cemetery.
Revolutionary War Claim number W754
Series M805, Roll 399
Image 106 to 116 (11 pages)
Here are two of those pages plus the cover:
Service: NC ~ VA
Name: Harmon or Harmen, Adam
[Spouse:] Barbara
Number: W 754 ~ B L Wt 34.541-160-5511
Adam Harmon listed on Washington Co, Tn tax list of 1819 with 230 acres.
According to a memo from Fay Hoodock on GenForum, there is a historical marker near the Greene Co line west of Johnson City, Tn that says "The Adam Harmon Farm". Also Washington Co. Will book A 1770-1860: Adam Harmon, 13 April 1833: To wife, Barbara; Sons: Conrad, Jacob, Ira John Harmon; Daughters: Susanna, Sally and Elizabeth (minors) and Margaret McNeal. Exec's Wife Barbara. Witnessed with an "X" for Adam Harmon's signature which indicates that he could not write. Marks were also used for witnesses, Augustus Grahl and Ira Harmon. Will proven by oath of Ira Harmon. Grahl had removed and his writing was proven by John Ryland, June term 1844.13
NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA
REVOLUTIONARY WAR
From all accounts this is the oldest known grave in this cemetery.
Revolutionary War Claim number W754
Series M805, Roll 399
Image 106 to 116 (11 pages)
Here are two of those pages plus the cover:
Service: NC ~ VA
Name: Harmon or Harmen, Adam
[Spouse:] Barbara
Number: W 754 ~ B L Wt 34.541-160-5511
Adam Harmon listed on Washington Co, Tn tax list of 1819 with 230 acres.
According to a memo from Fay Hoodock on GenForum, there is a historical marker near the Greene Co line west of Johnson City, Tn that says "The Adam Harmon Farm". Also Washington Co. Will book A 1770-1860: Adam Harmon, 13 April 1833: To wife, Barbara; Sons: Conrad, Jacob, Ira John Harmon; Daughters: Susanna, Sally and Elizabeth (minors) and Margaret McNeal. Exec's Wife Barbara. Witnessed with an "X" for Adam Harmon's signature which indicates that he could not write. Marks were also used for witnesses, Augustus Grahl and Ira Harmon. Will proven by oath of Ira Harmon. Grahl had removed and his writing was proven by John Ryland, June term 1844.13