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Fannie Ward Hagerman was born on 18 October 1844. She was the daughter of William Hagerman and Mary Bealby. Fannie Ward Hagerman married Enos Kelso Fluke, son of Henry Fluke and Margaret Switzer, in September 1869 at near Windsor, Richland, Ohio.2 Fannie Ward Hagerman died on 29 June 1925 at age 80. She and Enos Kelso Fluke Marriage probably took place at either wife's home in Windsor, Richland, Ohio or husband's home near Orange, Ashland, Ohio.3 |
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Gilbert Hagerman was also known as Guisbert Hagerman.1 He was born circa 1765 at Hunterdon, New Jersey.1 He was the son of Aram Hagerman and Phebe Swart.1 Gilbert Hagerman died on 30 November 1826 at Nelson, Kentucky.1 |
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Hamlin Hunt Hagerman was born on 11 July 1849. He died. He was the son of William Hagerman and Mary Bealby. |
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James Hagerman was born in November 1758 at Hunterdon, New Jersey.1,2
He was the son of Aram Hagerman and Phebe Swart.3
James fought in the Virginia Line during the American Revolution, enlisting in Loudoun County in 1775. His pension file included a long and detailed account of his service under Captain Triplett. But for many months, James saw no battle action at all, only skirmishes. At the end of the war, he guarded prisoners at Winchester. James and Aram Hagerman were on the 1777 tax lists in Shelburn Parish in Loudoun County; in 1779 and 1781 they were listed along with Cornelius Hagerman (Aram was called Aaron). (Ruth and Sam Sparacio. Virginia County Court Records. Tithables, Loudoun County, Virginia. McLean, Virginia. Antient Press. 1992. pp. 35, 63, 94.) In 1800 James appeared on the Loudoun County, Virginia Tax List in the District of Stacy Taylor, the same district where John Hatcher lived. (The Virginia Genealogist. Vol. 37. p. 49.) In James's pension file he stated that he moved to Ohio around 1807 and lived in Belmont and Richland Counties. According to other sources, James was one of the early pioneer settlers of Richland Township in Belmont County and was living there at least by 1809. (J. A. Caldwell. History of Belmont and Jefferson Counties, Ohio. Wheeling, West Virginia. Historical Publishing Company. 1880. p. 248.) In 1816 James moved to Richland County, Ohio; in 1836 he and Abigail and their son John J. moved to Williams County, settling in Section # 33, just west of Joseph Powell's place. This Masters Corners area later became part of Fulton County. (A. W. Fisher. History of Masters Corners, Fulton Co., Ohio. p. 14.) In 1818 James provided a list of his possessions: no land, 1 mare, 2 cows, tea kettle, a dutch oven, and bucket. All his worldly possessions were valued at $70. He was infirm and nearly blind at the end of his life. (Revolutionary War Pension File. # S-13313. National Archives. Copy.) James's son-in-law Mahlon Hatcher signed an affidavit that was included in the file. In the Pension Roll of 1841, James was still alive in April of 1840, residing with his son John J. in Williams County. Fortunately for the descendants of James Hagerman, Adaline T. (Barnes) Hatcher sketched for her niece Nancy Jane Nichols Caldwell some of the details about the family of James Hagerman and Abigail McNabb. In this letter Abigail mentions that there were five children in the family, as she was told by Pheby Hatcher, "I have heard her say maney [sic] times there was but five of them." The children were Benjamin, John, Pheby, William, and Joseph. (Letter from Adaline T. (Barnes) Hatcher. circa 1895. Original.) So although a James Hagerman was listed in Loudoun County with James Hagerman on the personal property tax list in 1788, this James, who would have been born in 1772, when James Senior was 14, was not the child of James Hagerman and Abigail McNabb. (Loudoun Co., Virginia Personal Property Tax List. 1788. p. 31. Virginia State Archives.).3 James Hagerman married Abigail McNabb, daughter of William McNabb, circa 1785 at Loudoun, Virginia.1 James Hagerman died in April 1840 at Williams, Ohio, at age 81.1 He was buried after April 1840 at Rings Cemetery, Williams, Ohio.1 |
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HAGERMAN, JAMES O., farmer; P. O. Mansfield; he was born in Belmont County in 1811, four years after his parents came to this county; he remained at home until 18 years old, when he went away to learn the carpenter trade; he followed that occupation until about two years ago, when his age prevented him from pursuing it farther. He is now 69 years old, and has raised a family of eleven children, four of whom are married; he sent two sons to the army in the late war, one of whom died there of typhoid fever; the other served his full term of three years; he was wounded in the arm while in the service; both the boys were in the 15th O. V. I; Mr. Hagerman's father served in the war of 1812, under Gen. Harrison; in following an old Indian trail that led to Fort Mackinaw; he thought at one time, while on the march, if he had 100 Gores of land as fine as he then viewed, it would be all he would want; in 1815, he entered that same land, and built his cabin there; Mr. H.'s house now occupies the site; this same year his father brought his family out; he died in 1822, leaving the family in the care of his wife and James; he aided his mother in their care, and now in his old age, sees with pleasure the work of, a long and busy life.2 James Osbun Hagerman was born on 15 June 1811 at Belmont Co., Ohio.1 He died. He was the son of Joseph Hagerman and Sarah Osbun. |
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John Hagerman was born circa 1764 at Hunterdon, New Jersey.1 He was the son of Aram Hagerman and Phebe Swart.1 |
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In James Hagerman's pension file, James stated that he was living with his son John in Richland County. John J. Hagerman bought 40 acres of land in Richland County in 1823 and another 40 in 1833. The first school of Richland was built on the farm owned by Jacob Osbun, and John Hagerman served as teacher. (General Roeliff Brinkerhoff. A Pioneer History of Richland County, Ohio. 1993. p. 17. Copy) By 1840 John J. Hagerman resided in Williams County, Brady Township, and James lived with him. (Census of Pensioners 1841. p. 181.) This part of Williams County, Masters Corner, later became Fulton County. Meetings of the West Franklin United Methodist Church were held at cabins of the early settlers in this area, including John J. Hagerman. (Fulton County, Ohio. 1976. OGS. p. 110. Copy.) John and Sarah had five children: Abraham, Peter, William, James, and Phebe Ann, who was born in 1822 and married Joseph Bates. (A. W. Fisher. History of Masters Corners, Fulton Co., Ohio. p. 14.).1 John J. Hagerman was born on 1 June 1796 at Loudoun, Virginia.1 He was the son of James Hagerman and Abigail McNabb.1 John J. Hagerman married Sarah Pittenger on 17 November 1818 at Richland, Ohio.1 John J. Hagerman died on 7 September 1846 at Williams, Ohio, at age 50.1 He was buried after 7 September 1846 at Rings Cemetery, Williams, Ohio.1 |
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Joseph Hagerman fought in the War of 1812, serving as an officer in Captain Joseph Holmes's Company from Jefferson County, Ohio. (Ohio Record and Pioneer Families. Vol. 24. p. 69.) While marching with General Harrison, Joseph followed an old Indian trail that led to Fort Mackinaw; he looked at the land and thought that if he owned a 100 acres of such fine land, it would be all he could ever want. In 1815 he found that same land in Richland County and built a cabin there. Joseph's son James Osbun continued to live on the land and built his own house there. (A. A. Graham. History of Richland County, Ohio. Mansfield, Ohio. 1880. p. 912.) Joseph was one of the earliest settlers in Weller Township, Richland County. (General Roeliff Brinkerhoff. A Pioneer History of Richland County, Ohio. 1993. p. 92. Copy) Joseph and Sarah were the parents of James Osbun, who married Nancy Pittenger and Catherine L. Robinson; Rev. Samuel, Elizabeth Hiles; William, Mary Barlun, Mary Grimes Bealby, and Elizabeth Hiltabiddle; Sarah; Abigail, Ransom I. Osbun and Thomas W. Taylor. After Joseph died, Sarah married John Hundley in January of 1825; he died in February of that year. She later married Jacob Holmes in 1837. (Family group sheet from William A. Roberts; E-mail messages from Ron Stroup. September 23 and 30, 1994.).2 Joseph Hagerman was born on 9 October 1792 at Loudoun, Virginia.2 He was the son of James Hagerman and Abigail McNabb.2 Joseph Hagerman married Sarah Osbun, daughter of Samuel Osbun and Sarah Jane Holmes, in 1810 at Richland Co., Ohio.2,3 Joseph Hagerman Died at age 34. He died circa 1820 at Richland, Ohio.4 He was buried after 10 November 1820 at Pittenger Cemetery, Richland, Ohio.2 |
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Joseph Hagerman was born on 24 October 1756 at Readington Reformed Church, Readington, Hunterdon, New Jersey.1 He was the son of Aram Hagerman and Phebe Swart.1 Joseph Hagerman died circa 1760.1 |
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Joseph Hagerman was born on 25 May 1769 at Hunterdon, New Jersey.1 He was the son of Aram Hagerman and Phebe Swart.1 Joseph Hagerman died on 18 February 1846 at Warren, Kentucky, at age 76.1 |
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Oliver Summers Hagerman was born on 6 February 1847. He died. He was the son of William Hagerman and Mary Bealby. |
Phebe Hagerman was born on 10 August 1786 at Loudoun, Virginia.1 She was the daughter of James Hagerman and Abigail McNabb.1 Phebe Hagerman married Mahlon Hatcher on 12 July 1806 at Belmont, Ohio.1 Phebe Hagerman died on 10 June 1859 at Belmont, Ohio, at age 72.1 She was buried after 10 June 1859 at Lloydsville Cemetery, Belmont, Ohio.1 |
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Samuel Hagerman was born on 12 November 1815 at Richland Co., Ohio.1 He was the son of Joseph Hagerman and Sarah Osbun. Samuel Hagerman died on 30 August 1884 at age 68.1 |
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Tunis Hagerman was also known as Dennis Hagerman.1 He was born on 6 October 1778 at Loudoun, Virginia.1 He was the son of Aram Hagerman and Phebe Swart.1 Tunis Hagerman died after 1812 at Bullitt, Kentucky.1 |
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HAGERMAN, WILLIAM, farmer; P.O. West Windsor. The parents of Mr. Hagerman emigrated to Harrison Co., Ohio, from Virginia in 1815; soon after that, they came to this county where they continue to reside. His father, Joseph Hagerman. served in the war of 1812, under Gen. Harrison; Mr. Hagerman was born the same year his parents came West; his father died when he was but 3 years of age, and he was in consequence deprived of his care, and could get but little time to attend schools. He was always in school when he could attend, and enjoyed the sports of the juveniles then with a hearty relish. He had often participated in " barring out " the teacher, a practice then much in vogue. He was also quite a hunter in his day, and could trap and hunt with any one. His mother brought up the family as well as the circumstances of the times and her situation would permit. He had five brothers and sisters; he remembers an incident of his brothers which is worth preserving: Coming home from one of the neighbors one day, he saw in a clearing an old chestnut stump, thirty or forty feet high, one of whose topmost snags had been set on fire by some means. The boy imagined the fire to be the devil, and ran home as fast as his legs could carry him, to narrate the news and get the gun, with which to dispatch his majesty; his mother, however, quieted him and dispelled the illusion, though the boy stoutly affirmed for some time he was not mistaken. When Mr. Hagerman was 18 years old, he was apprenticed to the carpenter's trade; after learning it, he married Mary Bealby in 1844; her parents emigrated to this county from England in 1824; soon after he married, Mr. Hagerman moved to the farm he now owns, which he has highly improved, and made a comfortable and convenient home; Mr. and Mrs. Hagerman have raised six children, five boys and one girl, of whom four are married; one son, Oliver Hagerman, was in the war of the late rebellion, in the 100-days service. William Hagerman has been honored with the office of Justice of the Peace twice, and with the Treasurer of the township.2 William Hagerman was born on 9 January 1817 at Richland Co., Ohio. He was the son of Joseph Hagerman and Sarah Osbun. William Hagerman married Mary Bealby, daughter of (?) Bealby and (?) (?), on 7 November 1841 at Richland Co., Ohio. William Hagerman died on 9 April 1890 at age 73. He Farmer and good carpenter. Children are named for Methodist ministers. He (Research):From Richland Co., OH USGenWeb page on 12/31/98: HAGERMAN --- William HAGERMAN .... Son of Jospeh HAGERMAN. His parents emigrated to Harrison County, Ohio, from Virginia in 1815. Soon afterwards they came to Richland County where they continue to reside. Mr. HAGERMAN was born the same year his parents came west. Married Mary BEALBY in 1844. This is a summary of a biography found in: History of Richland County, Ohio... published in 1880 by A. A. Graham & Company, Mansfield, OH. This book is held by the Richland County Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 3823, Mansfield, OH 44907-0823. |
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William Hagerman was born on 13 May 1791 at Loudoun, Virginia.1 He was the son of James Hagerman and Abigail McNabb.1 William Hagerman married Elizabeth Eleanor Jenkins on 28 January 1817 at Loudoun, Virginia.1 William Hagerman died on 30 December 1857 at Muskingum, Ohio, at age 66.1 He was buried after 30 December 1857 at Mt. Sterling, Hopewell Twp., Muskingum, Ohio.1 |
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Charlotte Haley was the daughter of William Haley and Elizabeth Henrietta Forrester.1 Charlotte Haley died on 13 May 1859.1 |
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Harriet Haley was born circa 1768.1 She was the daughter of William Haley and Elizabeth Henrietta Forrester.1 Harriet Haley married Charles Ghequier.1 Harriet Haley died on 7 February 1851.1 |
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Nancy Haley was also known as Ann Hailey.1 She was born on 21 September 1763 at Cecil, Maryland.1 She was the daughter of William Haley and Elizabeth Henrietta Forrester. Nancy Haley married Rev. Edward Mitchell, son of James Mitchell and Mary Pryor, on 26 August 1784 at Charlestown, Cecil, Maryland.2,3 Nancy Haley and Rev. Edward Mitchell moved to On James River, 5 miles from the Natural Bridge, Botetourt, Virginia in 1787.3 Nancy Haley died on 19 December 1851 at St. Clair, Illinois, at age 88. She was buried at Mitchell Family Cemetery, Amann Farm, 3280 Mascoutah Avenue, Belleville, St. Clair, Illinois. |
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William Haley was born in 1737 at Cecil, Maryland.1 He married Elizabeth Henrietta Forrester, daughter of George Forrester, on 23 October 1755 at Shrewsbury Parish, Kent, Maryland. William Haley died in 1818 at Botetourt, Virginia.1,2 He Revolutionary War: enlisted, 1777, from Kent, Maryland, under Capt. William Henry Served as private, 1780, in the 6th Maryland regiment.1,2 |
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Abigail Hall was born on 8 November 1745 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1,2 She was the daughter of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 Abigail Hall married Nathaniel Stanley, son of Nathaniel Stanley and Sarah Blackington, on 28 March 1770 at Winthrop, Kennebec, Maine.1,3 Abigail Hall and Nathaniel Stanley were original members and adopters of the covenant on 4 September 1776 at Congregational Church, Winthrop, Maine.4 |
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Abijah Hall was born on 18 July 1730 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 |
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Benjamin Hall was born on 7 August 1668 at Rehoboth, Massachusetts.1,2 He was the son of Edward Hall and Hester (?).3,2 Benjamin Hall married Sarah Fisher, daughter of Cornelius Fisher and Sarah Everett, on 9 January 1691/92 at Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts.3,4,2 Benjamin Hall died on 25 August 1726 at Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts, at age 58.1 |
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Edward Hall was born at Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts.1 He married Hester (?).1,2 Edward Hall died on 27 November 1670 at Rehoboth, Massachusetts.1,3 |
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Elizabeth Hall was born in 1602 at England.1 She married Francis Godfrey in 1621 at England.1 Elizabeth Hall died. |
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Ellenor Hall married Henry Hornbuckle, son of Henry Hornbuckle and Margery (?). |
Esther Hall was born on 16 April 1734 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1 She was the daughter of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 |
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Jeremiah Hall was born on 16 June 1738 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 |
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Jonathan Hall was born on 7 February 1735/36 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 |
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Josiah Hall was born on 16 May 1743 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 |
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Nathan Hall was born on 4 September 1740 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 Nathan Hall died on 26 October 1775 at Winthrop, Maine, at age 35.1 |
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Preserved Hall was born on 28 November 1706 at Wrentham, Norfolk, Massachusetts.2,3 He was the son of Benjamin Hall and Sarah Fisher.1,3 Preserved Hall married Abigail Whitney, daughter of Josiah Whitney, on 10 September 1729 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.2,3,4 Preserved Hall died in 1780 at Hallowell, Kennebec, Maine.1 |
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Timothy Hall was born on 29 April 1732 at Wrentham, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of Preserved Hall and Abigail Whitney.1 |
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Alice Halys married Thomas Plantagenet of Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk, son of Edward I of England King of England and Marguerite of France.1 |
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Warren Clement Hamburg was born on 17 November 1899. He married Irene Louise Krafft, daughter of Edwin James Krafft and Jennette Cordelia Dean, on 12 September 1923. Warren Clement Hamburg died. |
Elizabeth Hammond was born on 6 July 1740 at Woodstock, Connecticut.1 She married Benjamin Seamans, son of John Seamans and Priscilla Wood, on 19 April 1759 at Scituate, Rhode Island.1 Elizabeth Hammond died on 23 August 1814 at age 74.1 |
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Jane Hardin married WIlliam Lucullus Hornbuckle, son of William Hornbuckle, in 1770 at Calloway Co., Missouri. |
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Juliana Harker was born WFT Est 1551 1576.1 She married James Eggleston WFT Est 1578 1605.1 Juliana Harker died WFT Est 1608 1666.1 |
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Thomas Harlock married Sarah Marchant, daughter of John Marchant, on 16 November 1696 at Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts. |
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Aaron Harrington was born in 1710 at West Quadomset, Rhode Island. He was the son of Ebenezer Harrington and Rebecca (?). Aaron Harrington married Abigail Chilson on 10 January 1734 at Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island. Aaron Harrington died circa 1772. |
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Benjamin Harrington was also known as Benjamin Hearnden. He was born say 1620. He was christened in 1624. He married Elizabeth White, daughter of William White, between 1640 and 1649.1 Benjamin Harrington died on 18 April 1694 at Providence, Providence, Rhode Island. He was buried at North Burying Gr, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island. |
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Ebenezer Harrington was born on 21 June 1681 at Providence, Providence, Rhode Island. He was the son of Joseph Harrington and Sarah (?). Ebenezer Harrington married Rebecca (?) circa 1716. Ebenezer Harrington died. |
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Joseph Harrington was also known as Joseph Hearnden. He was born in 1652 at Providence, Providence, Rhode Island. He was the son of Benjamin Harrington and Elizabeth White. Joseph Harrington married an unknown person in 1671. He married Sarah (?) in 1675/76 at Providence, Providence, Rhode Island.1 Joseph Harrington died in 1694.1 |
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Patience Harrington was also known as Patience Herendeen.1 She was born in 1759 at Smithfield, Prov, Rhode Island. She was the daughter of William Harrington and Berthia Peters. Patience Harrington married Jeremiah Wilbur, son of Jeremiah Wilbor and Mary Smith, at Smithfield, Rhode Island. Patience Harrington died on 28 November 1807 at North Adams, Berkshire, Massachusetts. She Alt Name: Patience Smith. |
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William Harrington was born on 16 October 1738 at Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island. He was the son of Aaron Harrington and Abigail Chilson. William Harrington married Berthia Peters, daughter of William Peters and Abigail (?), on 5 April 1756 at Smithfield, Prov, Rhode Island. William Harrington died before 1800 at Danby, Rutland, Vermont. |
Lena Harrison married Louis Phillip Krafft, son of Theodore Julius Krafft and Mary Elizabeth Mitchell, on 17 July 1879 at San Jose, California.1 |
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Katherine Harssant was born say 1558 at possibly Cransford, nr. Framlingham, Suffolk, England.1 She was the daughter of Thomas Harssant.1 Katherine Harssant married Thomas Paine on 20 June 1578 at possibly Cransford, nr. Framlingham, Suffolk, England. Katherine Harssant died on 18 May 1620 at probably, Blything, Suffolk, England.1 |
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Thomas Harssant died at possibly Cransford, nr. Framlingham, Suffolk, England.1 |
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Frederick Philip Hart was born on 17 July 1889. He died. He was the son of James Wesley Hart and Anna Patten Hayne. |
James Wesley Hart married Anna Patten Hayne, daughter of Frederick Nowel Hayne and Caroline Woodworth, on 7 January 1873 at Connant, Ohio.1 James Wesley Hart died. He Person Source.1 |
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