"Jane Harmon who married Samuel Doty in Piscataway, NJ is my Harmon ancestor. She may have been the daughter of John Harmon and Barbara______ of Saco, Maine"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- McNeill (all spelling variants), Grindstaff, Ledford, Woody, Thomas, Harmon, Arthur, Brown, Myers, Struble, Arnold, Scott, Greathouse, Pitts, Allgood, Scherer, Sherer, Hanson, Hiby, Hoiby
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Mitchell and Yancey Co., North Carolina; Berkshire Co. Massachusetts; Whiteside Co. Illinois; Clark Co. South Dakota; Nodaway, Wright and Webster Co. Missouri; Rice Co. Minnesota; Ontario Canada, England, Germany, Norway
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- My paternal grandfather changed his surname from McNeill and cut off all contact with his family. I wondered if we had other living relatives out there. Additionally, I had a lot of good information on my maternal side that gave me a good kick start.
- Do you have a genealogy website or blog?
- http://thepiecesofmypast.blogspot.com/
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Lisa Harmon commented on Tracy Glatz's group Harmon surname"Hi I am Lisa Harmon. My Dad and Grandpa are from Connecticut. Richard L Harmon and Brad Harmon."
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For anyone researching the Harmon surname with particularly emphasis on the New England branches. However, other branches and the alternate spelling of Harman are welcome.See More
Kathryn Schultz left a comment for Tracy Glatz"I apologize that I am just now seeing your question over a year later.
I still have no idea where in North Carolina these McNeils were
before going down into Georgia, supposedly before Daniel, Sr.'s birth in 1791.
We don't know where that…"
Morgan Elliott joined Tracy Glatz's groupHarmon surname
For anyone researching the Harmon surname with particularly emphasis on the New England branches. However, other branches and the alternate spelling of Harman are welcome.See More
John kilgore joined Tracy Glatz's groupHarmon surname
For anyone researching the Harmon surname with particularly emphasis on the New England branches. However, other branches and the alternate spelling of Harman are welcome.See More
"Hi researching the Connecticut Harmons. I seem to have them back to a Francis Harmon married to Sarah Martin. Does anyone have them further back??
Also, I have Nathaniel (b. 1695 in Suffield) married to Hannah Miller. Is this correct? Who are her…"
Harmon surname
For anyone researching the Harmon surname with particularly emphasis on the New England branches. However, other branches and the alternate spelling of Harman are welcome.See More
Kenneth Curcio joined Tracy Glatz's groupHarmon surname
For anyone researching the Harmon surname with particularly emphasis on the New England branches. However, other branches and the alternate spelling of Harman are welcome.See More
Carldine H. (Martin) Van Allen joined Tracy Glatz's groupHarmon surname
For anyone researching the Harmon surname with particularly emphasis on the New England branches. However, other branches and the alternate spelling of Harman are welcome.See More
William Jones commented on Tracy Glatz's group Harmon surname"H- Researching Harmon, James b. ABT 1775 Newberry Co., SC. d.1825 m. Sarah Jane Naish (1780) d. abt 1848, Genery's Gap, Shelby County, Al., Children: ,Allen (1799), James Jr. (1805), Martin (1810) , Sarah (1814) ,Stephen Gilbert (1817) ,John…"
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For anyone researching the Harmon surname with particularly emphasis on the New England branches. However, other branches and the alternate spelling of Harman are welcome.See More
Justine O'Neil commented on Tracy Glatz's group Harmon surname"I've just found a lot of information on Harmon dated back to the 1400's- I just had to stop for the night but there is more. I can see if I can help anyone."
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Comment Wall (8 comments)
- At 9:16pm on August 7, 2011, Kathryn Schultz said…
- I apologize that I am just now seeing your question over a year later.
I still have no idea where in North Carolina these McNeils were
before going down into Georgia, supposedly before Daniel, Sr.'s birth in 1791.
We don't know where that was in Georgia either.
The first he appears is in Amite Co., MS, when he married in early 1814.
His birth date is from his tombstone.
In Amite Co. records their name was usually spelled McNeil but sometimes McNeal.
I have never seen it with 2 "L's," though that might not mean anything either.
So I really don't know whether Daniel and his McNeils were ever
in Mitchell or Yancey Counties in NC or not.
- At 2:04pm on July 22, 2009, Debra Simkin said…
- Tracy, would you be willing to share your information about your Cox' s in NC. I have been trying to find out the parents of my GGG Grandfather William Cox I have found him in Sangamon County, Ill and then he moved to Southern MO. The story was that he was from TN. Census shows that he was born in VA or NC. Someone else asked me about the Quaker connection but I had not heard that. Anything little thing that you have that I could check out I would appreciate it. Thanks for your consideration, Debra
- At 3:59pm on July 18, 2009,
Liz Loveland said… - Hi Tracy,
I saw your note on the South Dakota group. I am also researching primarily in Clark and Codington Counties. My ancestors in this area came there primarily in the 1880s and 1890s. I am researching the Philp, Brown, Veeder, Evans, Lenz, and associated families. If you would like to be friends on here and/or share tips/ideas, let me know. :-)
- At 4:39pm on July 16, 2009,
Anett Faulkner said… - any time
- At 5:32pm on July 14, 2009, Kathryn Schultz said…
- I surely do wish I knew where our McNeils were in North Carolina.
Daniel McNeil was born in 1791 in either GA or NC (contradictory statment on 1850 and 1860 Amite Co., MS Censuses!), but we are pretty sure that his parents would have been in NC before going to GA. I (and several other cousins) have been trying to find out who they were and where they were from since 1980. Thanks for asking.
Kathryn Schultz
- At 11:15am on July 14, 2009,
Gene Davies said… - My grandmother Eva Pauline (Evie) Ledford born in Racine, Newton County, Missouri, married to George Ira Gourley.
Father Alfred W Ledford
Mother Mary Elizbeth Hunt
- At 10:29am on July 11, 2009,
Anita said… - Hi Tracy, thank you so much for inviting me to this site. I've already found a researcher from my dad's side of the family. The Grindstaffs are from my mom's. I am excited to see what all is offered on this site and to meet others as well.
Anita Wages
- At 11:25am on July 8, 2009,
Ruby Coleman said… - Furnas County is south of where I live. Have you been there?
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