Steve's Branch of the Harrington Tree
This branch of the Harringtons came from SC>GA>KY>AR>TX. This information has been gathered from Houston and Trinity county records as well as from many living descendants. Thanks to everyone who has shared information so generously. Stay tuned...More to come and continually updated!
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The Harrington Genealogy Report This is a direct line descendancy from 1765 North Carolina to 20th century Texas <%link bold=on color=0000ff a href='http://www.councilfire.com/treaty/treat111.htm' postfix='' {%>Harrington Treaty (Arkansas, 1824)<%}%> A treaty signed between the United States and the Quapaw Indians was executed at the Harrington household in AR, 1824. John Harrington was said to be a great friend of the Quapaws. (NOTE: This is a link to Councilfire page. Use back button to return.) My unproven, educated guess at the ancestry of our Major John Harrington. Biography - Allen S. Harrington Steve's great-great-grandfather and what we have found out about his life. From the Jefferson County Court minutes. Good for a chuckle.... Biography - Albert A. Harrington Steve's great-grandfather and his life from Arkansas to Texas. The Harringtons - A Pictorial from 1886 Our southeast Texas Harringtons. Excerpts from Goodspeed Biographical & Historical Memoirs of Central Arkansas As early, influential Arkansas settlers, the Harringtons had several mentions in this historical book. Our Harrington Women in Arkansas - Short Bios These daughters of John Harrington came to the wilderness of Arkansas with their father and brothers. They married into other families of early AR settlers, whose branches we also follow. 1920 Eastham Prison Farm Resident Employees (from the 1920 Houston County, TX Census Trinity County Deed Record Transcriptions Actual deed record transcriptions that helped us piece together the Harringtons' life in Texas. Some Trinity and Houston County Census Information on Harringtons Some Harrington (only) census abstracts that we used for our genealogy sources. |
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