NameSimeon HARBISON
Birth12 Aug 1835, Morgan Co., Alabama
Death29 Nov 1880
BurialLivingston's Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Crane Hill, Cullman Co., Alabama
FatherCharles Hill HARBISON (1805-1844)
Spouses
Birth22 Oct 1836, Danville, Morgan Co., Alabama
Death2 Jan 1911
BurialLivingston's Chapel United Methodist Church Cemetery, Crane Hill, Cullman Co., Alabama51
FatherJohn Bryson NESMITH (1812-1862)
Marriageabt 1855, Winston Co., Alabama
ChildrenJohn Hill (1856-1935)
 Martha Luticia Ellen (1858-1919)
 James Anderson (1860-1941)
 Columbus Simeon (1865-1952)
 Willis Franklin (1867-1869)
 Mary Jane (1868-1951)
 Margaret Lavonia (1870-1946)
 Nancy Adeline (1872-1959)
 Francis Marion (1874-1951)
 Eliza J. (~1877-)
Notes for Simeon HARBISON
1860 Winston Co.Al. Census
Harbison, Simeon 25 AL.
Frances 24 AL.
John 4 AL.
Martha 2 AL.
Mary J, 12
Margaret 10
Nancy 8
Francis M. 5
Eliza J. 3

1880 Cullman Co.,AL. Census
Harbison, Simeon 46 AL. KY AL.
Frances 44 AL. Tn AL.
James A. 19
Columbus 14

1880 United States Census
Marital Birth B-place
Name Rel Status Sex Race Age place Occup Fa Mo
Simeons HARLINSON Self M M W 46 AL Farmer KY TN
Frances HARLINSON Wife M F W 44 AL Keeps House TN AL
James A. HARLINSON Son S M W 19 AL At Home AL AL
Columbus HARLINSON Son S M W 14 AL At Home AL AL
Mary J. HARLINSON Dau S F W 12 AL At Home AL AL
Margret Dau S F W 10 AL AL AL
Nancy HARLINSON Dau S F W 8 AL AL AL
Frances M. HARLINSON Son S M W 5 AL AL AL
Eliza J. HARLINSON Dau S F W 3 AL AL AL

Source Information:
Census Place Cullman, Alabama
Family History Library Film 1254010
NA Film Number T9-0010
Page Number 548A


Martin Turner H. and Simeon H. both served in the Confederate army. Both enlisted 13 SEP 1862 in Jasper, AL and were members of the Company B, 13th Battalion, Alabama Partisan Rangers. The 13th was later consolidate with the 15th battalion in 8 JUN 1863 to form the 56th Regiment, Alabama Partisan Rangers.230,231

Simeon Harbison and his brother Martin Turner H. were part of the 13th Alabama Partisan Rangers (Confederate cavalry). There are many H's, Cagles, and Nesmiths who fought for the CSA and several who fought for the union (1st AL Cavalry Volunteers). It seems the descendents of Charles Hill H. aligned with the CSA and those of Samuel Hill H. aligned with the union, so it really was a war that pitted brother against brother, or in this case cousin against cousin.230,231


Last Name: Harbison
First Name: Simeon
Date of Death: 1880/11/29
Regimental Unit: 56th Volunteer Regiment
Company Unit: I
Remarks: Rank: Private. Pension application filed by Francis Harbison, widow.
Pension Rec: Yes
Authority: Pension application Cullman County 1903/07/07
source: Alabama Civil War Soldiers database (http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/index.cfm)
Last Modified 6 Sep 2005Created 17 Jan 2012 using Reunion for Macintosh