Elijah T. Harmon

1812 - 1888  (76 years)

• Name	Elijah T. Harmon
  Birth	1812
  	Event Description: Kentucky, United States
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	1850
  	Farmer
  Occupation	1860
  	Preacher
  	Farm Laborer
  Occupation	1870
  	Farm Laborer
  	Court records from Oct 1827- Aug 1840 Apr 1837 - Ordered that Daniel Harmon be appointed overseer of the road leading from the Pleasant Grove Mills to Flemingsburg commencing at the fork of the road on South Lick Branch and intersecting the road leading to Flemingsburg near Jas?G Faylon? in place of W.R. Fuqua residence and that he have the following hands to work there under him. Samuel Jones, Wm. Fuqua, Jos. Williams hands, Jms Faris, Mich Dillon, Robert Harmons hands, Elijah Harmon, Simeon Harmon, Thomas Arnold, Wm Arnold, Jn. Roden, Jms Chrisman, John M. Fuqua and Saml. Fuqua. October 1845: An Elijah listed as buying property from the Probate estate of Robert Harmon(note - this may be the Elder Elijah Jackson Harmon, Sr.) Bought - 1 Grind stone; 1 Fire Shovel; 1 Hand Saw Apr 1846 - On motion of Daniel Harmon ordered that Elijah Harmon, be appointed overseer of the road from South Lick to intersect the Fleming and Sherburne Mills road at William Brownings in the room of Lewis Arnold. And that he have the following hands to work under him, James Rankins, Harrison Harmon, Asa Saunders, and Stanfield Jones October 27th 1851: Exhibit A for Settlement Case Sarah Daring, along with husband John, and Martha A Harmon draws up an agreement with William and Green Harmon that the brothers would be reimbursed by sale of their father's land to payback Edward Callahan NOTE: THIS AGREEMENT DID NOT SHOW ELIJAH; HOWEVER, A SECOND PAPER, note, IS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT REVEALS AN ANSWER THAT SARAH & JOHN &ELIJAH CONCUR TO AGREEMENT; MARTHA DOES NOT SIGN THIS SECOND AGREEMENT BUT E . T . HARMON DOES March 18th 1853:Copy of Deed recorded from E T Harmon and Sarah, his wife to Green Harmon Presented as answer to Settlement Case Sept. 1853 - FS - BarbDwyer - LDS Film; Probate Records to 1853 - Elijah Harmon produced credentials of his administration being in regular communion with the Methodist E. Church, took the necessary oath with James Moren sectant, is granted him to celebrate the rite of matrimony to persons to him regularly applying November 7th 1856: Copy of Deed recorded from Daniel Harmon and Mary, his wife to E T/J Harmon FS - Barb Dwyer -Court records from Oct 1827- Aug 1840 Dec 1856 -Ordered that Joseph Roden be appointed overseer of the road from Martha Miller to Matthew Mills, from John Greggs to the intersection of the road from said Matthew Mills near Thos Harmans and that he have the following hands to work there on under him. Jno Gregg, James Gregg, Hiram Sanders, Simeon Harman, Wm. Arnold, Wm .Tribbey, Thos. Harman, Jacob Lawsonshands, Peter Mauzeys hands, Elijah Harmon, JasM. Clain, Jno Scott, Jackson Harman and the hands of Thos Arnold and that the residence of said hands form his precinct. June 21, 1862: Copy of Settlement Case#15284 Elijah listed as defendant on settlement between heirs of JacksonHarmon , filed by his brothers William M & John G Harmon 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 May1866: Believe Case #15284 finalized after several continuations.
  Death	13 Dec 1888
  Burial	Concord Cemetery, Sherburne, Fleming, Kentucky, United States
  Person ID	I8898	McKelleb
  Last Modified	12 May 2019

  
  

  Father	Elijah Jackson Harmon, Sr.,   b. 10 Nov 1775, Maryland, United States d. 23 Apr 1851 (Age 75 years)
  Mother	Mary Tarvin,   b. Abt 1787, Virginia, United States d. 31 Dec 1861 (Age 74 years)
  Marriage	23 Jan 1807	Fleming County, Kentucky, United States
  Family ID	F4957	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Sarah A. Burgess,   b. 1811   d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	17 Feb 1833	Fleming County, Kentucky, United States
  Children	1. Wesley H. Harmon,   b. 1831   d. Yes, date unknown   2. William W. Harmon,   b. 1835   d. Yes, date unknown   3. Morton E. Harmon,   b. 1838   d. Yes, date unknown   4. Minerva J. Harmon,   b. 1839, Fleming County, Kentucky, United States d. Yes, date unknown   5. John G. Harmon,   b. 1841   d. Yes, date unknown   6. Emily Harmon,   b. 1844   d. Yes, date unknown   7. James H. Harmon,   b. 1847   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F3858	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	8 Aug 2022

  
  

• Event Map

  Marriage - 17 Feb 1833 - Fleming County, Kentucky, United States  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Notes

  Court records from Oct 1827- Aug 1840 Apr 1837 - Ordered that Daniel H armon be appointed overseer of the road leading from the Pleasant Grov e Mills to Flemingsburg commencing at the fork of the road on South Li ck Branch and intersecting the road leading to Flemingsburg near Jas? G Faylon? in place of W.R. Fuqua residence and that he have the follow ing hands to work there under him. Samuel Jones, Wm. Fuqua, Jos. Willi ams hands, Jms Faris, Mich Dillon, Robert Harmons hands, Elijah Harmon , Simeon Harmon, Thomas Arnold, Wm Arnold, Jn. Roden, Jms Chrisman, Jo hn M. Fuqua and Saml. Fuqua. October 1845: An Elijah listed as buyin g property from the Probate estate of Robert Harmon(note - this may b e the Elder Elijah Jackson Harmon, Sr.) Bought - 1 Grind stone; 1 Fir e Shovel; 1 Hand Saw Apr 1846 - On motion of Daniel Harmon ordered tha t Elijah Harmon, be appointed overseer of the road from South Lick t o intersect the Fleming and Sherburne Mills road at William Browning s in the room of Lewis Arnold. And that he have the following hands t o work under him, James Rankins, Harrison Harmon, Asa Saunders, and St anfield Jones October 27th 1851: Exhibit A for Settlement Case Sara h Daring, along with husband John, and Martha A Harmon draws up an agr eement with William and Green Harmon that the brothers would be reimbu rsed by sale of their father's land to payback Edward Callahan NOTE: THIS AGREEMENT DID NOT SHOW ELIJAH; HOWEVER, A SECOND PAPER, no te, IS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT REVEALS AN ANSWER THAT SARAH & JOHN &ELI JAH CONCUR TO AGREEMENT; MARTHA DOES NOT SIGN THIS SECOND AGREEMENT BU T E . T . HARMON DOES March 18th 1853:Copy of Deed recorded from E T Harmon and Sarah, his w ife to Green Harmon Presented as answer to Settlement Case Sept. 185 3 - FS - BarbDwyer - LDS Film; Probate Records to 1853 - Elijah Harmo n produced credentials of his administration being in regular communio n with the Methodist E. Church, took the necessary oath with James Mor en sectant, is granted him to celebrate the rite of matrimony to perso ns to him regularly applying November 7th 1856: Copy of Deed recorde d from Daniel Harmon and Mary, his wife to E T/J Harmon FS - Barb Dwy er -Court records from Oct 1827- Aug 1840 Dec 1856 -Ordered that Josep h Roden be appointed overseer of the road from Martha Miller to Matthe w Mills, from John Greggs to the intersection of the road from said Ma tthew Mills near Thos Harmans and that he have the following hands t o work there on under him. Jno Gregg, James Gregg, Hiram Sanders, Sime on Harman, Wm. Arnold, Wm .Tribbey, Thos. Harman, Jacob Lawsonshands , Peter Mauzeys hands, Elijah Harmon, JasM. Clain, Jno Scott, Jackso n Harman and the hands of Thos Arnold and that the residence of said h ands form his precinct. June 21, 1862: Copy of Settlement Case#1528 4 Elijah listed as defendant on settlement between heirs of JacksonHar mon , filed by his brothers William M & John G Harmon NOTE: IT LOOK S LIKE THE CASE WAS ACTUALLY FILED March 27th 1862, with sworn testimo ny made by William M Harmon and John G Harmon on this date June 21st 1 862 - hence earlier Sheriff summons found among case papers May1866 : Believe Case #15284 finalized after several continuations.