Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: 1850; Farmer
• Occupation: 1860; Farmer
• Occupation: 1870; Farmer
• Occupation: 1880; Farmer

Notes:

(Research):September 21st 1850: Exhibit E for settlement Case

William M Harmon signed, along with his father and Daniel Harmon an agreement promising to pay 38$ to Mary Todd after 12 months of the date, for value received of her (Believe this was for land purchased by them, upon the death of her husband)

May 26th 1851: Copy of Last Will &Testament of Jackson Harmon; made April 21 1851 - William is named son and directed to have four acres of land adjoining him on the East end of my (Jackson's) land for and in consideration of thirty three dollars and fifty cents which money shall be paid to Mary Todd for me.(Believe Jackson was able to pay Mary Todd a little of his portion of the 38$ promised her before he died) (Further wordingof will; that at time of Wife' s death all of his real and personal estate shall be equally divided between all of his heirs)

June 1851: FS - Barb Dwyer- LDS Films, Prob ate/Court Records to 1853- Wm. M. Harmon a commissioner for Dist no. 10 made an oath and gave bond of $2000 with Daniel Harmon, Edward Moren , and William Rigdon, his securities.

September 6th 1851: Exhibit C for Settlement Case Cox & Dulin for E.F Dulin acknowledges receipt of 25$ from William M Harmon on the judgment against Jackson Harmon

October 27 1851: part of Exhibit D for Settlement Case E. F. Dulin acknowledges receipt of 15$ fromWilliam M Harmon on judgment against Jackson Harmon

October 27th1851: Exhibit A for Settlement Case William and Green Harmon are mentioned in an agreement with John Daring, Sarah Daring and Martha A Harmon to be reimbursed by sale of their father's land to pay back Edward Callahan NOTE: A SECOND PAPER, no date , IS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT REVEALS AN ANSWER THAT SARAH & JOHN & ELIJAH CONCUR TO AGREEMENT; MARTHA DOES NOT SIGN SECOND AGREEMENT BUT E. T . H ARMON DOES

November 1st 1851: part of Exhibit D for Settlement Case Cox & Dulin acknowledges receipt of 25$ from William M Harmon on judgment against Jackson Harmon

November 5th 1851: part of Exhibit D for Settlement Case E. F. Dulin acknowledges receipt of 10$ from William M Harmonon judgment against Jackson Harmon

August 7th 1852: Exhibit B,Settlement Case An Edd Callahan acknowledges receipt of $33.34 from Wm Harmon

May 27th 1858: Copy of Deed recorded from John Daring and Sarah T Daring, his wife to W. M Harmon Presented as answer to Settlement Case

May 13th 1856: Receipt of payment for Jackson's headstone G W Dixon acknowledges receipt of 12$ from William M Harmon

June 21st, 1862: Copy of Court Settlement Case #15284 William M Harmon, along with his brother John Green Harmon files suit against their other siblings for settlement of debts paid by them upon theirFather's death
NOTE: IT LOOKS LIKE THE CASE WAS ACTUALLY FILED

March 27th 1862, with sworn testimony made by William M Harmon and John G Harmon on this date June 21st 1862 - hence earlier Sheriff summons found among case papers

August 17th 1863: Copy of Amended Settlement Case #15284 - to include W . P. Blair as defendant August 24th 1863: Copy of Cross-Petition filed by W. P. Blair Believe to have been brought into case due to him being the purchaser of l and from John G Harmon and wife; Joseph Harmon and wife; and Asa D Sanders and his wife. His claim is in answer of Exhibit A that he is an innocent purchaser and that if properly managed that there should have been enough after death of widow to have paid off debts owed.

August 24th 1863: Copy of Summons to the Sheriff of Fleming County William M Harmon was summoned to appear in court 20 days after service of summons to answer to a petition filed b y W P Blair in the suit of WM Harmon versus John Dearing et al Executed - January 24th 1864

May1866: Believe Case #15284 was finalalized


Occupation:
Age at this event:30-31
Age at this event:30-31

Occupation:
Age at this event:40-41
Age at this event:40-41

Occupation:
Age at this event:50-51
Age at this event:50-51

Occupation:
Age at this event:60-61
Age at this event:60-61

Died:
Event Description: Kentucky, United States
Age:76
Age:76

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth Dillon. Elizabeth (daughter of Michael Dillon and Living) was born on 5 Nov 1826 in Fleming County, Kentucky, United States; died on 10 Nov 1897. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Mary Agnes Harmon was born in 1842; died on 29 Sep 1924 in Hillsboro, Fleming, Kentucky, United States; was buried on 1 Oct 1924 in Flemingsburg, Fleming, Kentucky, United States.
2. Edward F. Harmon was born on 17 Mar 1846 in Fleming County, Kentucky, United States; died on 17 Dec 1934 in Fleming County, Kentucky, United States; was buried on 19 Dec 1934 in Hillsboro Cemetery, Hillsboro, Fleming, Kentucky, United States.
3. Keziah Jane Harmon was born on 5 Oct 1849 in Fleming County, Kentucky, United States; died on 5 Oct 1921 in Poplar Plains, Fleming, Kentucky, United States; was buried on 6 Oct 1921 in Hillsboro Cemetery, Hillsboro, Fleming, Kentucky, United States.
4. Caroline Sarah Harmon was born in 1854; died on 7 Feb 1898.
5. William B Harmon was born on 16 Mar 1858 in Fleming County, Kentucky, United States; died in 1859 in Fleming County, Kentucky, United States.
6. Elizabeth Harmon was born in 1860; died between 1930 and 1940.

Elijah married Mary Tarvin on 23 Jan 1807 in Fleming County, Kentucky, United States. Mary (daughter of Living and Living) was born about 1787 in Virginia, United States; died on 31 Dec 1861; was buried in Concord Cemetery, Sherburne, Fleming, Kentucky, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died:
Age:ABOUT 73-74
Age:About 73-74

Living + Living. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]