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E. Harkins¹

• E. Harkins married Melissa Parks, daughter of Simeon Parks and Elizabeth Curtis.¹

Carrie Melissa Harmon¹

• Father*: Benjamin Harmon¹ b. 1818, d. 1885
• Mother*: Melissa Bassett¹ b. 26 Dec 1825, d. 13 Jul 1886

• Carrie Melissa Harmon was born on 22 September 1856 at Constable, Franklin Co., New York.¹
• She married Harvey James Dudley, son of James Smith Dudley and Sara Maria Hastings, on 14 December 1881.
• Carrie Melissa Harmon died on 1 January 1929 at Malone, Franklin Co., New York.¹

• She appeared on the census on 2 June 1900 at Constable, Franklin Co., New York, as Carrie Dudley, age 43, born Sep 1856 in New York, married for 18 years, and has had two children, both living.²

Joshua Harmon^1,2

• Father*: Nathaniel Harmon b. 31 Jul 1713, d. Nov 1792
• Mother*: Elizabeth Bridgeman b. 7 Nov 1714, d. 9 Oct 1798

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart, Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• Joshua Harmon was born on 29 February 1744 at Suffield, Hartford Co., Connecticut.
• He married Sarah Fisk at Bennington, Bennington Co., Vermont, in 1770.
• Joshua Harmon married Mary Beeman, daughter of Joseph Beeman and Catherine Durkee, at Bennington, Vermont, on 12 March 1789.¹
• Joshua Harmon died on 10 January 1812 at Providence, New York.

John Harndell¹

• John Harndell married Rebecca.¹
• John Harndell died between 1685 and 1687; will dated 9 Feb 1685, proved in 1687.¹

Hannah Harriman¹

• Father*: Leonard Harriman²
• Mother*: Margaret²

• Hannah Harriman was born on 22 May 1655 at Rowley, Massachusetts.³
• She married Caleb Boynton, son of John Boynton and Ellen Pell, at Rowley, Massachusetts, on 26 May 1674.¹
• Hannah Harriman died on 19 February 1725/26.²

Magaret Harriman¹

• Magaret Harriman married Jonathan Boynton, son of Joseph Boynton and Sarah Swan, at Rowley, Massachusetts, on 6 June 1711.¹

Stephen Harrington¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Stephen Harrington married Sabrah Park, daughter of Silas Parke and Sarah Ayer, on 29 March 1789.²

Abigail Harris¹

• Father*: John Harris²
• Mother*: Mary Sawyer²

• Abigail Harris was born on 16 September 1683.²
• She married Benjamin Craft, son of Samuel Craft and Elizabeth Seaver, at Roxbury, Massachusetts, on 10 January 1704/5.¹

Asaph Harris¹

• Father*: James Harris b. s 1642, d. 9 Jun 1714
• Mother*: Sarah Eliot b. 5 Dec 1647

• Asaph Harris was born on 10 November 1680 at Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.²
• He was baptized on 12 August 1683 at Old South Church, Boston, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.²
• He married Elizabeth Rogers, daughter of Samuel Rogers and Mary Stanton, at New London, New London Co., Connecticut, on 17 March 1708/9.³
• Asaph Harris died on 20 August 1715 at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.⁴

• Also known as Asa Harris.^5,6
• In 1711, Asa and his wife, Elizabeth received 12 acres on Alewife Brook from "her father Samuel Rogers." He presumably came from Boston to New London, with his father in 1704. He witnessed to sale of his brother's saw mill and ten acres on Alewife Brook in Sep 1706. After his marriage he settled in Preston.

Bridget Harris¹

• Bridget Harris married Joseph Boynton, son of Joseph Boynton and Sarah Swan, at Rowley, Massachusetts, on 30 January 1692/93.¹

Christobel Harris¹

• Father*: Ebenezer Harris
• Mother*: Christobel

• Christobel Harris was born in November 1710.²
• She married William Parks, son of William Parke and Jane Borden, at Plainfield, Windham Co., Connecticut, on 5 November 1729.³

• Christobel Harris is named in her husband's will on 27 January 1779.²

Elizabeth Harris¹

• Father*: Thomas Harris b. c 1618
• Mother*: Martha Lake b. 20 Jul 1624

• Elizabeth Harris was born on 8 February 1653/54 at Ipswich, Massachusetts.²
• She married John Gallup, son of John Gallup and Hannah Lake, at Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts, in 1675.³
• Elizabeth Harris died on 1 February 1733/34 at Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.⁴

• She was admitted to the at First Congregational Church, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut, on 18 April 1689.⁵

Elizabeth Harris¹

• Father*: Daniel Harris b. s 1626, d. 30 Nov 1701
• Mother*: Mary Weld d. 5 Sep 1711

• Elizabeth Harris was born on 22 March 1659 at Middletown, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.
• She married John Hunnewell before 1689.²
• Elizabeth Harris died before 4 December 1710.²

• Administration on her estate was granted 4 Dec 1710. Her daughter Abiel was born prior to her marriage to John Hunnewell.

Elizabeth Harris¹

• Father*: John Harris

• Elizabeth Harris married Dr. John Clarke, son of Thomas Clarke and Rose Kerrich, at England.¹
• Elizabeth Harris died before February 1671.

• Erroneously called Elizabeth Harges.²

John Harris¹

• John Harris married Elizabeth Hyde, daughter of Rev. Jedediah Hyde and Jershua Tracy.¹

Martha Harris¹

• Father*: Thomas Harris² b. 22 Mar 1692/93, d. bt Jun 1744 - Dec 1744
• Mother*: Elizabeth Church²

• Martha Harris was born on 1 March 1718/19 at Plainfield, Windham Co., Connecticut.^2,3
• She married Joseph Geer, son of Joseph Geer and Susannah Silsbee, at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, on 23 December 1741.^4,5

Martha Harris¹

• Father*: Jonathan Harris² b. 14 Aug 1733
• Mother*: Martha Woodworth² b. 10 May 1733

• Martha Harris was born on 5 January 1758 at Norwich, Connecticut.²
• She married Benjamin Kinney, son of Benjamin Kinney and Thankful Rood, at Lebanon, New London Co., Connecticut, on 7 February 1782.³
• Martha Harris died in 1832 at Sunderland, Vermont.⁴

Mary Harris¹

• Father*: Thomas Harris² b. bt 1660 - 1670, d. 29 Dec 1751
• Mother-Prob*: Jane Edwards² b. 8 Nov 1675, d. b 1715

• Mary Harris was born.
• She probably married John Bacon before 1735.³

• Mary Harris was named in her father's will dated on 22 November 1748.⁴

Walter Harris^1,2

• Walter Harris was born between 1590 and 1600 at Weymouth, Dorestshire, England.
• He married Mary Fry, daughter of Fry, before 1621.³
• Walter Harris died on 6 November 1654 at New London, New London Co., Connecticut.

• Most probably the Walter Harris on the passenger list for the ship "Speedwell" sailing from Weymouth, England on 22 Apr 1637 with "his wife, six children and three servants." In Weymouth, Massachusetts he was granted land in the "west Field," eight acres in "Harrises Raing," and eight acres in the "mill furlonge." Walter was the appraiser of the estate of William Fry, his brother-in-law, in Dec 1643. He moved to Dorchester, Mass. by 1648 and was still there in Mar 1652/53. However, he had arrived in New London before 5 Dec 1653.

Walter Harris¹

• Walter Harris married Mary Hale, daughter of Samuel Hale and Mary Smith, before 1686.²
• Walter Harris married Mary Hollister, daughter of Lieut. Thomas Hollister and Elizabeth Lattimer, before 1701.
• Walter Harris died on 1 December 1715 at Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut.

• Walter came to Wethersfield, possibly as a widower. He married by 1686 Mary (Hale) Benjamin, widow of Caleb Benjamin. She was young enough to be the mother of his supposed son, Walter, who was called, "Jr. of Middletown," in 1711, although he may have been a son by a former unknown wife. Administration of this Walter's estate was granted to Mary Harris and George Stillman (a creditor) of Wethersfield, 7 Feb 1715/1716, with John Austin of Hartford bondsman. A list of debts shows an item owing to Walter Harris Jr.
  A Mary Harris, who married at Wethersfield, 11 May 1732, John Taylor, may have been another child of Walter and Mary Hollister, but then all of their children may belong to Robert Harris and Experience Chappel (Jacobus).

Polly Hart¹

• Polly Hart married Elisha Sill, son of Richard Sill and Zipporah Ayers, at Saybrook, Middlesex Co., Connecticut, on 4 April 1798.¹

Jonathan Hartshorn¹

• Jonathan Hartshorn married Lucy Hempstead, daughter of Joshua Hempstead and Elizabeth Larrabee, on 8 September 1709.¹
• Jonathan Hartshorn died on 17 February 1746/47 at Susquehanna Hundred, Cecil Co., Maryland.¹

Joshua Hartshorn¹

• Father*: Jonathan Hartshorn¹ d. 17 Feb 1746/47
• Mother*: Lucy Hempstead¹ b. bt 1684 - 1690

• Joshua Hartshorn was born on 11 December 1710 at Norwich, Connecticut.¹

Samuel Hartshorn Jr.¹

• Samuel Hartshorn Jr. married Priscilla Williams, daughter of Joseph Williams and Mary, at Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, on 17 May 1753.¹

Abigail Hartshorne¹

• Abigail Hartshorne married Nathaniel Rudd, son of Jonathan Rudd, at Norwich, Connecticut, on 31 January 1705/6.²

a daughter Harvey¹

• Father*: Thomas Harvey¹ b. b 1590, d. b 1647

• A daughter Harvey was born circa 1610 at Somersetshire, England.¹
• She married Anthony Slocum at England before 1635.²

Abigail Harvey¹

• Father*: William Harvey b. c 1614, d. c Nov 1691
• Mother*: Joanne Hucker b. bt 1615 - 1621, d. b Jun 1691

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Abigail Harvey was born on 25 April 1640 at Boston, Massachusetts.²
• She married Nathaniel Thayer at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, between 1660 and 1665.³
• Abigail Harvey died on 20 August 1691 at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; in 52nd year.⁴
• She was buried at Neck-of-Land burial ground, Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.⁵

Agnes Harvey¹

• Agnes Harvey married William Moore Esq., son of Capt. William Moore and Mary Wiggin, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, before 1708.¹

Amos Harvey¹

• Amos Harvey married Esther Benjamin, daughter of David Benjamin and Lucy Park, circa 1805.¹

• Of at Stafford, Connecticut.¹

Charlotte Harvey¹

• Charlotte Harvey married Daniel Geer, son of Joseph Geer and Lydia Palmer, at Franklin, Franklin Co., Vermont, on 14 October 1806.¹

Experience Harvey¹

• Father*: William Harvey¹ b. c 1614, d. c Nov 1691
• Mother*: Joanne Hucker¹ b. bt 1615 - 1621, d. b Jun 1691

• Experience Harvey was born on 4 March 1644 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹
• She married Thomas Harvey, son of Thomas Harvey and Elizabeth Andrews, at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, in 1668 (first cousins).²
• Experience Harvey died circa 1719 at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.³

James Harvey¹

• Father*: Thomas Harvey¹ b. b 1590, d. b 1647

• James Harvey was born circa 1612 at Somersetshire, England.¹

Jonathan Harvey¹

• Father*: William Harvey¹ b. c 1614, d. c Nov 1691
• Mother*: Joanne Hucker¹ b. bt 1615 - 1621, d. b Jun 1691

• Jonathan Harvey was born circa 1647 at Taunton, Massachusetts.²
• He died before November 1691.²

• In 1675 he was living at Taunton and in March of that year, just prior to King Philip's War, he was fined as a delinquent soldier. In June 1691 he was made sole executor of his father's will, but never acted in that capacity, as he died before November 1691. He never married.²

Joseph Harvey¹

• Father*: William Harvey¹ b. c 1614, d. c Nov 1691
• Mother*: Joanne Hucker¹ b. bt 1615 - 1621, d. b Jun 1691

• Joseph Harvey was born on 8 December 1645 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹
• He married Esther Stacey, daughter of Richard Stacey and Abigail, in 1680.²
• Joseph Harvey died before 12 June 1691.³

Levi Harvey¹

• Levi Harvey married Lucy Benjamin, daughter of David Benjamin and Lucy Park, on 5 September 1802.¹

• Of at Colchester, Connecticut.¹

Luther Harvey¹

• Luther Harvey was born on 23 November 1785 at Montague, Massachusetts.¹
• He married Polly Ann Geer, daughter of Joseph Geer and Lydia Palmer, at Dunham, Quebec, Canada, on 26 December 1810.¹
• Luther Harvey died after 28 February 1818.¹

Sylvester Harvey¹

• Father*: Triamor Harvey¹
• Mother*: Avelyn Baldwin¹

• Sylvester Harvey was baptized on 6 January 1585/86 at St. Mary's at Hill, London, England.¹

Thomas Harvey¹

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• Thomas Harvey was born before 1590.
• He died before 1647 at Somersetshire, England; as stated in the will of Agnes Clarke of Ayshill (Ashill), Somerset, widow.²

• Lived in Somersetshire, England. The identity of his wife is not known.

Thomas Harvey¹

• Father*: Thomas Harvey b. b 1590, d. b 1647

• Thomas Harvey was born in 1617 at Somersetshire, England.²
• He married Elizabeth Andrews circa 1642.³
• Thomas Harvey died in 1651 at Taunton, Massachusetts.⁴

• Immigrant ancestor to America in 1636 He was first at Dorchester and two years later settled at Cohannet.⁵

Thomas Harvey¹

• Father*: William Harvey¹ b. c 1614, d. c Nov 1691
• Mother*: Joanne Hucker¹ b. bt 1615 - 1621, d. b Jun 1691

• Thomas Harvey was born on 18 December 1641 at Boston, Massachusetts.¹
• He married Elizabeth Willis, daughter of Dea. John Willis and Elizabeth Hodgkins, in December 1679.²
• Thomas Harvey died in 1728 at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.²

• In March 1667 he became the owner of a right of land in Taunton by purchase from Richard Stacey. In 1678 he was a husbandman and an owner of land in the "South Purchase." He was one of the grantees named in the 1689 Bradford deed. He has been described as an "heir of William Harvey," and a s an "heir of his brother Jonathan Harvey, deceased," in deeds. In 1700 he was a member of the "Train-band" of Taunton. In 1708 and 1709 he was selectman of the town. In 1709 he was one of those who lead the opposition againt the division of Taunton. They lost their case and in 1711 the "North Purchase" was set off as the new town of Norton. He appears in deeds from 1714, and 1715 when he was 74 years of age. On 10 Feb 1716 he deeded land to his son William.³

Thomas Harvey¹

• Father*: Thomas Harvey¹ b. 1617, d. 1651
• Mother*: Elizabeth Andrews¹ b. 1614, d. 1717

• Thomas Harvey was born circa 1643 at Taunton, Massachusetts.²
• He married Experience Harvey, daughter of William Harvey and Joanne Hucker, at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, in 1668 (first cousins).²
• Thomas Harvey died in 1726 at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.³

• In March 1714 Thomas Harvey, being then about 71 years of age, conveyed to his son Ebenezer, his dwelling house in Taunton, and the homestead whereon it stands, comprising 400 acres.²

Triamor Harvey¹

• Triamor Harvey married by license dated on 20 June 1575 at London, England, Avelyn Baldwin, daughter of Sylvester Baldwin and Agnes, both described as of Parish St. Mary at Hill, London.¹
• Triamor Harvey was buried on 15 June 1621 at St. Mary's at Hill, London, England.²

• He had six children by his first wife, Avelyn Baldwin, and she died at the birth of the last. He was married for a second time and had additional children.²

William Harvey^1,2

• Father*: Thomas Harvey b. b 1590, d. b 1647

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• William Harvey was born circa 1614 at Somerset, England.²
• He married Joanne Hucker at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, on 2 April 1639.^3,4
• William Harvey died circa November 1691 at Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.⁵

• Also known as William Harvie.⁶
• Immigrant ancestor to America circa 1636.⁷
• Settled first at Dorchester, Massachusetts. He was one of the forty-six "first and ancient purchasers" of Taunton, Massachusetts in 1637. The land was purchased from Massasoit, chief sachem of the Wampanoag. William Harvey was the owner of eight shares in the original purchase.⁷
• In 1647 William was one of the heirs named in the will of Agnes Clark of Ayshill (Ashill), Somerset, widow. The will was dated 20 Oct 1647 and proved 10 May 1648.⁸
• In 1661 William Harvey was excise commisioner at Taunton.⁹
• In 1664 William Harvey represented Tauton at the General Court. He held the same office in 1677.⁹
• In 1665 He was chosen as one of the first "Celect Men" in Taunton. He served as selectman in 1666, 1667, 1671 and in other later years.⁹
• On 10 January 1669 William Harvey was one of ten men chosen by the town "to draw (up) a list of purchasers or free inhabitants" in Taunton.⁹
• On 2 September 1672 He was one of a committee of seven appointed to manage for the "free inhabitants" the purchase of a certain tract of land from Philip, alias Metacum, Chief Sachem.¹⁰
• In 1675, hostilities with the Indians, in what would be known as "King Philip's War" broke out. Taunton was a constant point of attack. In the spring of 1676 the destruction of the village was imminent and the people of the Cape towns invited the people of Taunton to live with them until the war ended. The offer was declined in a letter "subscribed in the name of the town" by William Harvey and three other inhabitants.
  In March of 1677, Wiliam Harvey of Taunton received £10 from contributions made by "Christians in Ireland" for relief of those impoverished by the late Indian War.¹¹
• In January 1678 William Harvey was named as the first member of a committee of seven inhabitants of Taunton appointed to regulate the settlement of lands, and to attend to the confirmation of titles to purchasers and the ratification of supposed lost grants and town orders.¹²
• In 1689 Maj. William Bradford having made some claim to all the territory within the limits of Taunton, the town paid him £20 for his alleged rights, and he gave a deed of release and confirmation to John Poole, William Harvey, Thomas Harvey, Sr., Thomas Harvey, Jr., and others, proprietors.¹²
• His will was dated on 12 June 1691 "I Wiliam Harvey being growne to a considerable age through ye patience of God and now being sick and weake in body though of sound memory and judgement..."
  Son Thomas to have the house and land he lives upon up the River to the Highway and another parcel at the higher end of my land. Also three score acres of land lying by Three mile River Bridge. Also a lot of meadow at Scaddin's, about four acres. Also one half of my late fifty acre Division lying easterly from three mile River.
  Son, Jonathan, the remiander of this my home lott at Towne, with the house and barn, also all my land upland and meadow lying by Winnicunnitt Ponds, a small quantity of meadow lying at ye Brooke called Rumford Brooke with all my share of land in the North Purchase. Also to Jonathan another half of my fifty acre Division.
  To the children of my son Joseph Harvey, deceased, a parecel of land at a place called ye streights being about eight acres more or less and another parcel of land being about nine acres more or less lying near a place called ye Wolfe pitt swamp. The said parcels to be equally divided among the children of my said son Joseph. Also the meadow at the west side of three mile River to the children of said Joseph.
  To Nathaniel Thare, Junr., I give a parcell of land about or three acres lying at the Norwest from the meadow which we usually mow at three mile River.
  My rights and all future Divisions to be my two sons Thomas and Jonathan to be equally divided between.
  The remainder of my moveable estate to my son Jonathan whom I appoint sole executor of this my last will and testament.
  Signed William Harvey. Witnesses: Joseph Willis (mark), Henry Hodges, Samuel Danforth. (Bristol Co. Probate Recs. Book 1, page 41).¹³

Elisabeth Haseltine¹

• Elisabeth Haseltine married Ichabod Boynton, son of John Boynton and Hannah Keyes, at Bradford, Massachusetts, on 18 February 1706.¹

a twin Haskell¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Haskell² b. 16 Jan 1719, d. 31 Jul 1808
• Mother*: Hannah White² b. 10 Oct 1721, d. 26 Oct 1814

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• A twin Haskell died in August 1760 at Gloucester, Massachusetts.³
• A twin Haskell was born in August 1760 at Gloucester, Massachusetts.¹

a twin Haskell¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Haskell¹ b. 16 Jan 1719, d. 31 Jul 1808
• Mother*: Hannah White¹ b. 10 Oct 1721, d. 26 Oct 1814

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• A twin Haskell died in August 1760 at Gloucester, Massachusetts.²
• A twin Haskell was born in August 1760 at Gloucester, Massachusetts.¹

Elias Haskell¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Haskell¹ b. 16 Jan 1719, d. 31 Jul 1808
• Mother*: Hannah White¹ b. 10 Oct 1721, d. 26 Oct 1814

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Elias Haskell was born on 22 July 1747 at Gloucester, Massachusetts.²
• He died on 22 December 1748 at Gloucester, Massachusetts.³

Elizabeth Haskell¹

• Elizabeth Haskell married Pelatiah Fitch, son of Samuel Fitch and Mary Brewster, at Norwich, Connecticut, on 24 December 1723.²
• Elizabeth Haskell died on 3 June 1725 at Norwich, Connecticut.²

Hannah Haskell¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Haskell¹ b. 16 Jan 1719, d. 31 Jul 1808
• Mother*: Hannah White¹ b. 10 Oct 1721, d. 26 Oct 1814

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Hannah Haskell was born on 11 January 1759 at Gloucester, Massachusetts.²
• She married with banns published on 1 May 1778 at Ipswich, Massachusetts, David Low, son of Capt. David Low and Abigail Choate.³

Jemima Haskell¹

• Father*: Nathaniel Haskell¹ b. 16 Jan 1719, d. 31 Jul 1808
• Mother*: Hannah White¹ b. 10 Oct 1721, d. 26 Oct 1814

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Jemima Haskell was born on 7 February 1775? At Gloucester, Massachusetts, (possibly an error for 1765? Her mother would have been aged 54 in 1775).²