Rev. Charles Crow Junior1

M, b. 1770, d. 12 June 1845
Father*Charles Crow Senior2 b. c 1716, d. 22 Sep 1802
Mother*Elizabeth (?) d. 4 Nov 1815
Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|||||||||||||
Note* Rev. Charles Crow Junior For more information about Rev. Charles Crow, Jr., see the biography, "SKETCHES FROM THE LIFE OF CHARLES CROW 1770-1845" by J. Hugh LeBaron, c1995, Starkville, MS. Also see "Ocmulgee Baptist Church: The Fields Are White to Harvest," Collection of materials by Allen Dunkin. 
Birth*1770 He was born in 1770 at Chatham, North Carolina.3 
 He was the son of Charles Crow Senior and Elizabeth (?).2 
Religionbetween 1792 and 1804 Rev. Charles Crow Junior was Baptist.4 
Marriage*30 August 1792 He married Sarah Harlan, daughter of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart, on 30 August 1792 at Laurens, South Carolina.5,3,6 
Land10 September 1794 Rev. Charles Crow Junior obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent 10 September 1794 Bush River, Newberry, South Carolina.7 
Land18 October 1797 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Jonathan Reeder of Newberry Co., sold to Charles Crow, Jr., for L 53 Sterling, 238 a. on the Beaver Dam, a br. of Bush River, bounded by William Reeder, Charles Crow, Daniel Williams. Wit: Jonathan Chandler, Squire Sonam(?). /s/ Jonathan Reeder, Rebekah, wife of Jonathan Reeder, released her dower. [Ibid. [Newberry Co. SC Deed] Bk. D, p.608.]
NOTE: The witness, Jonathan Chandler, was a first cousin to Jonathan Reeder, and a child of Ann (Taylor) CHandler. He was a legatee in the will of their grd-father, Jonathan Taylor, in 1793. 18 October 1797 Beaver Dam branch of Bush River, Newberry, South Carolina.8 
Religion12 October 1799 He was Charles Crow and his wife Sarah Crow were received by experience.9 
Census*1800 He appeared on the census of 1800 at Newberry, South Carolina.10 
Baptism4 September 1802 He was baptized on 4 September 1802 at Bush River Church, Newberry, South Carolina; "This great revival at Bush River Church lasted for seventy days, from August 22 through October 30, 1802, and ninety-four people were received and baptized on professions of faith. On Saturday, September 4, 1802, the thirteenth day of the revival, Charles Crow was seized by the Holy Spirit, made a profession of faith, was received by the congregation and baptized at the age of thirty-two years."

Sept 4 Met according to appointe for publick worship Twelve persons were received by experience viz. Gibon Barton, Robekah Coat, Oliver Bloch, Nancy Teague, Abraham Teague, Benjamin Neel, Mary Garner, Ann Barton, Francis Pitts, Sarah Crow, Charles Crow, Elizabeth Pitts.11,9 
Religion*June 1804 He was Baptist in the Separate Baptist church of Bush River.4 
Ordination*29 August 1807 He was ordained on 29 August 1807 at Bush River Baptist Church, Newberry, South Carolina; The church agreed to ordain him, and a double ordination ceremony for Charles and James Teague was conducted on August 29, 1807. James Teague's descendants would later become prominent members of the Alabama clergy, thereby forging another connection between Bush River and the state of Alabama. Following the ordination, the ordaining clergy issued the following document to Charles:
"Whereas Charles Crow has been called to Ordination by the Church of which he is a Member-(Being Baptist) There Advertises All Concerned that We the subscribers have duly set him apart by the Imposition of Hands to preach and baptize wherever his Lot may be cast."
Done this 30th of August A D 1807
Joshua Palmer
John Cole
Jacob King.2,11 
Occupation1808 He was Teacher - In 1808, he received $10.50 for teaching Polly, Priscilla, and Lucretia Clark, the daughters of Thomas Clark. in 1808 at Newberry, South Carolina.11 
Census1810 He appeared on the census of 1810 at Newberry, South Carolina.12 
Occupation1811 He was Commissioner - He obviously had an interest in education and, in 1811, he was appointed one of the first commissioners of the free schools of Newberry County created to educate poor children and orphans. in 1811 at Newberry, South Carolina.11 
(Witness) Land15 January 1815 He witnessed the Land of Samuel L. Smith and Solomon Smith on 15 January 1815 at Laurens, South Carolina; Laurens County Deed Book K, Page 92. 1/15/1815 - 4/18/1815. Saml Smith to Solomon Smith for $142, 180 ac on Duncans Cr. Wit: Roger Brown, Cha Crow. Dower renunciation of Mary Smith (wife of Saml Smith). J. A. Elmore JQ. Pr: J. Hitch, JP.13 
Land10 March 1815 Rev. Charles Crow Junior obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Laurens County Deed Book K, page 99. 3/10/1815 - 7/3/1815. Saml Smith to Chas Crow of Newberry Dist. $500, 189 ac on Duncans Cr. bounding on Solomon Smith, Jas Harlin (dolland?), Solomon Langston. Wit: Tilman Bobo, Solomon Smith. Dowery renunciation of Mary Smith (wife of Saml Smith), J. A. Elmore, JQ. Pr: Same. 10 March 1815 Laurens, South Carolina.13 
Occupation*between 1816 and 1819 He was Pastor. between 1816 and 1819 at Bush River Baptist Church, Newberry, South Carolina.2 
Land*25 September 1816 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Laurens County Deed Book K, page 273. 9/25/1816 - 2/7/1820. Chas Crow to Jesse Teague for $1000, 189 ac. on Duncans Cr. bounding on Solomon Smith, Eliz Harlen, Jas Harlin, Solomon Langston. Wit: Solomon & Betsey Smith. Dowery renunciation of Sarah Crow (wife of Chas Crow). W. Burnside, JP. 25 September 1816 Laurens, South Carolina.13 
Move*after 5 October 1819 He Chester District
South Carolina
     Whereas our beloved Brother, the Reverend Charles Crow has signified to us that he intends to [leave?] this state we deem it our duty to testify of our regard and fellowship with him. For nearly twenty years past he has been connected with the Bethel Baptist Association during which time he has been engaged in faithfully dispensing the word of life, which he has been blest to the awakening and conversion of many. In the Association he has been an active and useful member, having, for many years, been the Clerk of said body. In his general deportment he has ever manifested the Christian character.
It is, therefore, with deep regret that we part with our amiable and excellent Brother, and do hereby recommend him to the Christian’s public, but to [missing - those?] of our own faith and order, in particular, as a faithful and orthodox minister of the Gospels, praying that God may order and direct his course and make him abundantly useful in winning souls to Christ in whatever part of the [illegible] he may be called to labor.
                         By order of the Association
upon the 2nd to the 5th October 1819.
                              J Rock
                              John L. Carinte [?] after 5 October 1819 From South Carolina to, Perry, Alabama.14 
Religion10 June 1820 He was Organizational meeting to form Ocmulgee Baptist Church. Ministers present: "William Callaway from Bethel Churhc, William Harrad and Isaac Suttles representing Mulberry and Ebenezer churches. John Tubb was from Union church...Charles Crow apparently was representing the local church to be.
"Isaac Suttles was elected moderator and Charles Crow served as clerk."14 
Land15 November 1820 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from He came to Alabama in 1819 and first made an official claim for lands in Perry County November 15, 1820. (Perry County Tract Book A.) 15 November 1820 Perry, Alabama.15 
Land1 October 1821 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Issue Date:      10/1/1821
Land Office:      Cahaba
State:      ALABAMA
Acres:      157.8
Document Nr.:      123
NW      6/      19-N      9-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Perry 1 October 1821 Cahaba, Perry, Alabama.16 
Religionbetween 1823 and 1833 He was President of the Alabama Baptist Convention from its formation in October of 1823 until 1844, shortly before Rev. Crow's death.14 
Land1 October 1823 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Issue Date:      10/1/1823
Land Office:      Cahaba
State:      ALABAMA
Document Nr.:      677
Acres:      159.5
NE      17/      17-N      7-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Dallas

Document Nr.:      678
Acres:      79.75
E½SE      17/      17-N      7-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Dallas

Document Nr.:      679
Acres:      158.325
SE      8/      17-N      7-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Dallas

Document Nr.:      764
Acres:      78.625
W½NE      5/      17-N      7-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Dallas

Document Nr.:      765
Acres:      78.625
E½SW      5/      17-N      7-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Dallas

Document Nr.:      766
Acres:      78.625
E½NW      5/      17-N      7-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Dallas

Document Nr.:      767
Acres:      79.1625
E½NW      8/      17-N      7-E      No      St Stephens      AL      Dallas 1 October 1823 Cahaba, Dallas, Alabama.16 
Census1830 He appeared on the census of 1830 at Perry, Alabama; According to the document image, the people are: ONE male 5-9; TWO males 10-14; TWO males 15-19; ONE male 50-59; ONE female under 5; TWO females 10-14; ONE female 30-39. This fits my ancestor, Charles Crow's family.17 
Census1840 He appeared on the census of 1840 at Perry, Alabama.18 
Death*12 June 1845 He died on 12 June 1845 at Perry, Alabama. 
Burial*after 12 June 1845 He was buried after 12 June 1845 at Ocmulgee Church, Perry, Alabama; After a suitable church service, he was buried in the cemetery at Ocmulgee Church. In time, a large while headstone was erected at the head of his grave with an inscription reading:

In memory of Rev. Charles Crow late pastor
of the Oakmulgee Baptist Church who was
ordained August 30th 1807 whose sole
made meet for Glory was taken to
Emmanuels bosom on the 12th day of
June 1845 and now lies in this grave
in hope of joyful resurrection to
eternal life and Glory. He was a man
eminent in piety of humane benevolent
and charitable disposition. He departed
this life in the 75th year of his age and
like his master was by some dispised
like him by many others loved and
prized.11
 

Family

Sarah Harlan b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Children

Citations

  1. [S206] W. Stuart Harris, Heritage of Perry County, pp. 72-73, 139.
  2. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  3. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  4. [S525] Leah, Ph.D. Townsend, South Carolina Baptists 1670-1805.
  5. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  6. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  7. [S993] CROW, CHARLES, PLAT NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SC, South Carolina Archives Online.
  8. [S992] Sharon J. Doliante, Maryland and Virginia Colonials.
  9. [S866] Charlotte Coats, Bush River Baptist Church SC.
  10. [S494] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  11. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.
  12. [S495] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  13. [S944] Sara M. Nash, Laurens County SC - Abstracts of Early Records.
  14. [S995] Allen Dunkin, Ocmulgee Baptist Church.
  15. [S918] W. Stuart Harris, Perry County Heritage.
  16. [S526] Land Patent http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/, unknown repository.
  17. [S496] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  18. [S497] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.

Sarah Harlan

F, b. 13 October 1775, d. after 1 December 1820
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*13 October 1775 Sarah Harlan was born on 13 October 1775 at Chatham, North Carolina.1,2 
 She was the daughter of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
Marriage*30 August 1792 Sarah Harlan married Rev. Charles Crow Junior, son of Charles Crow Senior and Elizabeth (?), on 30 August 1792 at Laurens, South Carolina.3,1,2 
Married Name30 August 1792  As of 30 August 1792,her married name was Crow.3,1,2 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Sarah Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.4,5,1,6 
(Witness) Land25 September 1816 Sarah Harlan witnessed the Land of Rev. Charles Crow Junior on 25 September 1816 at Laurens, South Carolina; Laurens County Deed Book K, page 273. 9/25/1816 - 2/7/1820. Chas Crow to Jesse Teague for $1000, 189 ac. on Duncans Cr. bounding on Solomon Smith, Eliz Harlen, Jas Harlin, Solomon Langston. Wit: Solomon & Betsey Smith. Dowery renunciation of Sarah Crow (wife of Chas Crow). W. Burnside, JP.7 
Death*after 1 December 1820 Sarah Harlan died after 1 December 1820 at Perry, Alabama.1,2 

Family

Rev. Charles Crow Junior b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  3. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  4. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  5. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  6. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  7. [S944] Sara M. Nash, Laurens County SC - Abstracts of Early Records.

Mary Annabelle Pidd1

F, b. 29 April 1884, d. 18 March 1922
Father*George Nicholson Pidd2 b. 18 Apr 1837, d. 25 Jan 1904
Mother*Janet Jeanette Louise Haney b. 15 Mar 1843, d. 27 Aug 1892
Mary Annabelle Pidd|b. 29 Apr 1884\nd. 18 Mar 1922|p86.htm#i4782|George Nicholson Pidd|b. 18 Apr 1837\nd. 25 Jan 1904|p83.htm#i4693|Janet Jeanette Louise Haney|b. 15 Mar 1843\nd. 27 Aug 1892|p83.htm#i4704|Thomas Pidd|b. 22 Nov 1811|p86.htm#i4804|Elizabeth B. Beal|b. 16 Jun 1811\nd. Nov 1868|p87.htm#i4815|George "Jack" Haney|b. 1818\nd. 1865|p88.htm#i4873|Ellen H. B. Brand|b. 1 Oct 1821\nd. 26 Jan 1899|p88.htm#i4874|
Birth*29 April 1884 Mary Annabelle Pidd was born on 29 April 1884 at Iron River, Iron, Michigan.2 
 She was the daughter of George Nicholson Pidd and Janet Jeanette Louise Haney.2 
Marriage*5 May 1900 Mary Annabelle Pidd married James Andrew Jenson on 5 May 1900 at Suring, Oconto, Wisconsin.2 
Death*18 March 1922 Mary Annabelle Pidd died on 18 March 1922 at Anacortes, Skagit, Washington, at age 37.2 

Family

James Andrew Jenson b. 22 Sep 1872, d. 25 Jan 1932
Children

Citations

  1. [S87] Freddie Tucker Wright, The Ancestors of Edith Hughitt Wright, 74.
  2. [S723] Letter, Joan [Smedley] Badders to Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wright, 1977.

Elijah Palmer Crow1

M, b. circa 1807, d. 1861
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior2 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Elijah Palmer Crow|b. c 1807\nd. 1861|p86.htm#i4783|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Birth*circa 1807 Elijah Palmer Crow was born circa 1807 at Laurens, South Carolina. 
 He was the son of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.2 
Marriage*3 December 1826 Elijah Palmer Crow married Fedelia West on 3 December 1826 at Perry, Alabama.3 
Move*1836 Elijah Palmer Crow in 1836 Bibb, Alabama.1 
Death*1861 He died in 1861 at Bibb, Alabama. 

Family

Fedelia West d. bt 1834 - 1835

Citations

  1. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.
  2. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  3. [S205] Perry County, Alabama Marriage Record A.

Joshua B. Crow

M, b. 10 November 1810, d. 15 August 1866
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior1 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan1 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Joshua B. Crow|b. 10 Nov 1810\nd. 15 Aug 1866|p86.htm#i4784|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Birth*10 November 1810 Joshua B. Crow was born on 10 November 1810 at South Carolina.1,2 
 He was the son of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.1 
Religion*20 December 1832 Joshua B. Crow was (an unknown value).2 
Religion27 February 1836 He was He resigned from Ocmulgee Church on February 27, 1836, three years after joining.2 
Move*after 27 February 1837 He after 27 February 1837 Marshall, Mississippi.2 
Movecirca 1847 He circa 1847 Harrison, White, Arkansas.2 
Death*15 August 1866 He died on 15 August 1866 at Searcy, White, Arkansas, at age 55.1,2 

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.

Joseph W. W. Crow

M, b. 7 February 1813, d. 11 November 1864
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior1,2 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan1 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Joseph W. W. Crow|b. 7 Feb 1813\nd. 11 Nov 1864|p86.htm#i4785|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Birth*7 February 1813 Joseph W. W. Crow was born on 7 February 1813 at Newberry, South Carolina.3,4 
 He was the son of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.1,2 
Move*1819 Joseph W. W. Crow in 1819 Perry, Alabama.3 
Marriage*4 February 1834 He married Elizabeth Hopper, daughter of George William Hopper and Aquilla Williams, on 4 February 1834 at Perry, Alabama.3,4 
Religion*27 August 1836 Joseph W. W. Crow was He joined the Ocmulgee Church on a profession of faith on August 27, 1836 in his twenty-third year.4 
Land*7 December 1842 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Joseph purchased eighty-two acres of land a half mile northwest of the Ocmulgee Church from George W. Anderson on December 7, 1842, paying $300 or $3.66 an acre for it. This land originally belonged to Matthew A. Perry and Thomas Lowe. A. W. Jackson attested to the transaction as Justice of the Peace. 7 December 1842 Perry, Alabama.4 
Moveafter 23 September 1860 He He resigned from Ocmulgee on September 23, 1860 and moved to White County, Arkansas to reunite with his brothers, Joshua and Jonathan, and sister Rebecca who lived there. after 23 September 1860 White, Arkansas.3,4 
Death*11 November 1864 He died on 11 November 1864 at Searcy, White, Arkansas, at age 51.3,4 

Family

Elizabeth Hopper b. 10 Apr 1820, d. 27 Dec 1876

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  3. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family, p.529.
  4. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.

Jonathan Jackson Crow

M, b. 15 April 1815, d. 19 October 1896
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior1,2 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan2 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Jonathan Jackson Crow|b. 15 Apr 1815\nd. 19 Oct 1896|p86.htm#i4786|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Marriage* Jonathan Jackson Crow married Caroline Carmichael; Second wife.2 
Birth*15 April 1815 Jonathan Jackson Crow was born on 15 April 1815 at Laurens, South Carolina.2,1,3 
 He was the son of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.1,2 
Religion*26 November 1841 Jonathan Jackson Crow was (an unknown value).3 
Move*after 27 January 1844 He He and Nancy resigned three years later on January 27, 1844 and moved to Union County, Arkansas. after 27 January 1844 Union, Arkansas.3 
Move1850 He in 1850 Wilmington, White, Arkansas.3 
Death*19 October 1896 He died on 19 October 1896 at Mt. Vernon, Faulkner, Arkansas, at age 81.2 
Burial*after 19 October 1896 He was buried after 19 October 1896 at Mount Vernon Cemetery, Mount Vernon, Faulkner, Arkansas.3 

Family

Caroline Carmichael d. 1871

Citations

  1. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  2. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  3. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.

Silas Harlan Crow

M, b. 7 March 1803, d. 1838
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior1 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan2 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Silas Harlan Crow|b. 7 Mar 1803\nd. 1838|p86.htm#i4788|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Birth*7 March 1803 Silas Harlan Crow was born on 7 March 1803 at Laurens, South Carolina.2,1,3,4 
 He was the son of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.1,2 
Marriage*13 August 1827 Silas Harlan Crow married Sarah A. Martin, daughter of Claiborne Martin and Frances (?), on 13 August 1827 at Ocmulgee Church, Perry, Alabama.3,4 
Death*1838 Silas Harlan Crow died in 1838 at Perry, Alabama.3 

Family

Sarah A. Martin b. c 1807
Children

Citations

  1. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  2. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  3. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.
  4. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  5. [S983] 1850 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: M432_12; Page: 347A; Image: 551.

Martha Patsy Crow

F, b. 30 March 1800
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior1,2 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan1 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Martha Patsy Crow|b. 30 Mar 1800|p86.htm#i4789|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Marriage* Martha Patsy Crow married Thomas Harvill.3 
Birth*30 March 1800 Martha Patsy Crow was born on 30 March 1800 at South Carolina.2,1,3 
 She was the daughter of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.1,2 
Marriage*circa 1819 Martha Patsy Crow married James Meredith circa 1819 at South Carolina.1,3 

Family 1

Thomas Harvill b. 24 Aug 1826

Family 2

James Meredith d. b 24 Aug 1826
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  3. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.

Jane Crow

F, b. 9 May 1805, d. between 1838 and 1841
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior1 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan2 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Jane Crow|b. 9 May 1805\nd. bt 1838 - 1841|p86.htm#i4790|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Birth*9 May 1805 Jane Crow was born on 9 May 1805 at South Carolina.2,3 
 She was the daughter of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.1,2 
Marriage*circa 1825 Jane Crow married Abraham Wyatt Jackson circa 1825.2,3 
Death*between 1838 and 1841 Jane Crow died between 1838 and 1841 at Perry, Alabama.3 

Family

Abraham Wyatt Jackson b. 1805
Children

Citations

  1. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  2. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  3. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.

Rebecca A. Crow1

F, b. 9 June 1817, d. 7 February 1890
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior2 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan2 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Rebecca A. Crow|b. 9 Jun 1817\nd. 7 Feb 1890|p86.htm#i4791|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Birth*9 June 1817 Rebecca A. Crow was born on 9 June 1817 at Laurens, South Carolina.3,2,1 
 She was the daughter of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.2 
Marriage*8 October 1837 Rebecca A. Crow married Abraham Dinet Greer on 8 October 1837 at Perry, Alabama.2,1 
Death*7 February 1890 Rebecca A. Crow died on 7 February 1890 at Judsonia, White, Arkansas, at age 72.2,1 

Family

Abraham Dinet Greer b. 1813, d. 1850

Citations

  1. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.
  2. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  3. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.

Mary Crow

F, b. 1809, d. before 1837
Father*Rev. Charles Crow Junior1 b. 1770, d. 12 Jun 1845
Mother*Sarah Harlan2 b. 13 Oct 1775, d. a 1 Dec 1820
Mary Crow|b. 1809\nd. b 1837|p86.htm#i4792|Rev. Charles Crow Junior|b. 1770\nd. 12 Jun 1845|p86.htm#i4780|Sarah Harlan|b. 13 Oct 1775\nd. a 1 Dec 1820|p86.htm#i4781|Charles Crow Senior|b. c 1716\nd. 22 Sep 1802|p86.htm#i4796|Elizabeth (?)|d. 4 Nov 1815|p86.htm#i4797|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth B. Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|
Birth*1809 Mary Crow was born in 1809 at South Carolina.2 
 She was the daughter of Rev. Charles Crow Junior and Sarah Harlan.1,2 
Marriage*10 October 1826 Mary Crow married Thomas Billingsly on 10 October 1826 at Perry, Alabama.2,3 
Death*before 1837 Mary Crow died before 1837 at Perry, Alabama.3 

Family

Thomas Billingsly b. 1799

Citations

  1. [S685] Bibb Association, Baptists of Bibb Co. Alabama 1817-1974.
  2. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  3. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.

Jessie Florence Pidd1

F, b. 22 May 1889, d. 17 February 1920
Father*George Nicholson Pidd2 b. 18 Apr 1837, d. 25 Jan 1904
Mother*Janet Jeanette Louise Haney b. 15 Mar 1843, d. 27 Aug 1892
Jessie Florence Pidd|b. 22 May 1889\nd. 17 Feb 1920|p86.htm#i4793|George Nicholson Pidd|b. 18 Apr 1837\nd. 25 Jan 1904|p83.htm#i4693|Janet Jeanette Louise Haney|b. 15 Mar 1843\nd. 27 Aug 1892|p83.htm#i4704|Thomas Pidd|b. 22 Nov 1811|p86.htm#i4804|Elizabeth B. Beal|b. 16 Jun 1811\nd. Nov 1868|p87.htm#i4815|George "Jack" Haney|b. 1818\nd. 1865|p88.htm#i4873|Ellen H. B. Brand|b. 1 Oct 1821\nd. 26 Jan 1899|p88.htm#i4874|
Birth*22 May 1889 Jessie Florence Pidd was born on 22 May 1889 at Iron River, Iron, Michigan.2 
 She was the daughter of George Nicholson Pidd and Janet Jeanette Louise Haney.2 
(Witness) Census29 June 1900 Jessie Florence Pidd appeared on the census of 29 June 1900 in the household of William Clarence Hunter and Susanna Augusta Pidd at Iron River, Iron, Michigan; Name:      George M Pidd
Home in 1900:      Iron River, Iron, Michigan
Age:      63
Birth Date:      Apr 1837
Birthplace:      Scotland
Race:      White
Gender:      Male
Immigration Year:      Unkn
Relationship to Head of House:      Father-in-law
Father's Birthplace:      Scotland
Mother's Birthplace:      Scotland
Marital Status:      Widowed
Occupation:      View on Image
Household Members:      
Name      Age
William C Hunter      42
Augusta Hunter      35
Jennette Hunter      11
George M Pidd      63
George W Pidd      23
Jessie Pidd      11

In the Hunter household is also John M Kelly, 54, from Massachusetts, is listed as a 'visitor' with an occupation of 'explorer - iron'. On the next farm is a group of men - Edward Crist, Herman Sailor, Jessie McFarland, John Montenach, and James Withy - all from various places, all listed as 'partner', and all listed as 'exploring - iron'. Perhaps they were prospecting for iron ore in the area.3 
Marriage*22 February 1910 Jessie Florence Pidd married William Young on 22 February 1910 at Stambaugh, Iron, Michigan.1,2 
Death*17 February 1920 Jessie Florence Pidd died on 17 February 1920 at Iron River, Iron, Michigan, at age 30.2 

Family 1

William Young d. 8 May 1912

Family 2
Child

Citations

  1. [S87] Freddie Tucker Wright, The Ancestors of Edith Hughitt Wright, 74.
  2. [S723] Letter, Joan [Smedley] Badders to Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wright, 1977.
  3. [S726] 29 Jun 1900 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Page: 18A; Enumeration District: 77.

Solomon Langston

M, b. circa 1775, d. 9 October 1865
Father*Solomon Langston Senior1,2,3 b. 1732, d. 1825
Mother*Sarah Bennett1 b. 1734, d. 1810
Solomon Langston|b. c 1775\nd. 9 Oct 1865|p86.htm#i4795|Solomon Langston Senior|b. 1732\nd. 1825|p184.htm#i11453|Sarah Bennett|b. 1734\nd. 1810|p184.htm#i11454|John Langston|b. c 1710\nd. b 11 Nov 1790|p199.htm#i12125||||Richard Bennett|d. Aug 1764|p199.htm#i12174||||
Marriage* Solomon Langston married an unknown person.  
Birth*circa 1775 He was born circa 1775 at South Carolina.4 
 He was the son of Solomon Langston Senior and Sarah Bennett.1,2,3 
Death*9 October 1865 Solomon Langston died on 9 October 1865 at Laurens, South Carolina. 

Citations

  1. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  2. [S700] Langston, Solomon Will Roll No. 12 Book E Pages 513 - 514.
  3. [S938] LANGSTON, SOLOMON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL.
  4. [S953] Dickerson/Langston Family Tree, online http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi*.

Charles Crow Senior

M, b. circa 1716, d. 22 September 1802
Birth*circa 1716 Charles Crow Senior was born circa 1716.1 
Land*1765 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from 1765 - Charles Crow - Sandy Run off of Little River land vacant on all sides; on the headwaters of Sandy Run. 1765 Sandy Run off Little River, South Carolina.2,3 
Marriage*circa 1769 He married Elizabeth (?) circa 1769. 
Residence1771 Charles Crow Senior lived in 1771 at Bush River, Ninety Six, South Carolina; 1771- Thomas Cote - Such River - adjoining John Grays, Charles Croes (Crow) (this land was near Sandy Run off Little River but near the headwaters) This land is quite close to the southern side of Bush River around the Bush River Baptist Church are - Thomas could be related to the James and John Cote of the Bush River as well.


Date: 6/14/1775
Description: COATE, THOMAS, MEMORIAL FOR 250 ACRES ON BUSH RIVER,
BERKLY COUNTY.
Names indexed: COATE, THOMAS; CROE, CHARLES; GRAY, JOHN
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY; BUSH RIVER
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=155071

Date: 6/15/1772
Description: GOULDEN, WILLIAM, MEMORIAL FOR 250 ACRES ON LITTLE RIVER,
BERKLEY COUNTY.
Names indexed: CROE, CHARLES; GOUGIN, JAMES; GOULDEN, WILLIAM; MONK,
JOHN
Locations: BERKELEY COUNTY; LITTLE RIVER; SANDY RUN CREEK
http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov/onlinearchives/RecordDetail.aspx?RecordId=148617.2,4,5 
Military Service*between 1774 and 1783 He between 1774 and 1783 South Carolina.6,7 
Census1779 He appeared on the census of 1779 at Ninety-Six, South Carolina; Name: Charles Crow
State: SC
County: Ninety-Sixth District
Township: To Township Listed
Year: 1779
Database: SC Early Census Index.8 
Residence*1780 He lived in 1780 at Little River Bottom, Broad and Saludy, Ninety Six, South Carolina; Name:      Charles Crow
Gender:      M (Male)
State:      South Carolina
County:      Ninety Six District
Town:      Little River Bottom, Broad and Saludy
Residence Year:      1780
Household Remarks:      He is on "A List of Petit-Jury Men and Jury Men in Civil Causes" from "Little River between Broad & Saludy."9 
Residence1 October 1784 He lived on 1 October 1784 at Bush River, Saluda River, Ninety Six, South Carolina; Names indexed: CHANDLER, JACOB; CROW, CHARLES; GARY, CHARLES; GARY, JOHN; LEVEL, ROBERT; MARSHALL, HUGH; NEWMAN, SAMUEL; PEARSON, PHILIP; REEDER, WILLIAM.10 
Census1790 He appeared on the census of 1790 at Newberry, South Carolina; Name:      Charles Crow
County:      Newberry
State:      South Carolina
Number of Free White Males 16 and Over: 2
Number of Free White Males Under 16:      1
Number of Free White Females:      2
Number of Household Members:      5.11 
Census*1800 He appeared on the census of 1800 at Newberry, South Carolina; Name:      Charles Crow Sr
[Charles Crow Senior]
County:      Newberry District
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males 26 to 44:      1
Free White Males 45 and Over :      1
Free White Females Under 10 :      3
Free White Females 26 to 44 :      1
Free White Females 45 and Over :      1
Number of Household Members Under 16 :      3
Number of Household Members Over 25 :      4
Number of Household Members:      7.12 
Will*6 April 1802 He left a will on 6 April 1802 at Newberry, South Carolina; P. 329
Charles [Crow] made will Apr. 6, 1802, and died same year leaving widow Elizabeth, and children Charles Jr.1,13 
Death*22 September 1802 He died on 22 September 1802 at Newberry, South Carolina; "This great revival at Bush River Church lasted for seventy days, from August 22 through October 30, 1802...During this great religious experience in the life of Charles Crow, his father, Charles, Sr., died on the thirty-first day of the revival. The elder Charles was laid to rest in the Bush River Church Cemetery and a monument erected reading:
CROW died Sept 22nd 1802 Age 86.1,14,7 
Burial*after 22 September 1802 He was buried after 22 September 1802 at Bush River Baptist Church Cemetery, Newberry, South Carolina.1 
Probate11 October 1802 His estate was probated on 11 October 1802 at Newberry, South Carolina.1,13 

Family

Elizabeth (?) d. 4 Nov 1815
Children

Citations

  1. [S523] George Leland, SR., A.B., A.M. Summer, Newberry County, South Carolina Annals.
  2. [S987] Charlotte Coates, Coates Family History.
  3. [S988] CROWE, CHARLES, PLAT FOR 150 ACRES IN BERKLEY COUNTY, South Carolina Archives Online.
  4. [S989] COTE, THOMAS, PLAT FOR 250 ACRES IN BERKLEY COUNTY., South Carolina Archives Online.
  5. [S990] GOULDEN, WILLIAM, MEMORIAL FOR 250 ACRES, South Carolina Archives Online.
  6. [S182] Unknown author, "unknown essay title," DAR Patriot Index, Part 1, Centennial Edition, Part 1. page 719.
  7. [S686] J. Hugh LeBaron, Charles Crow Sketches 1770-1845.
  8. [S498] South Carolina Census, 1790-1890.
  9. [S985] West Jordan, U.S. Colonial Census Reconstruction Records, 1660-1820.
  10. [S986] MARSHALL, HUGH, PLAT, South Carolina Archives Online.
  11. [S991] 1790 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: M637_11; Page: 51; Image: 50.
  12. [S493] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  13. [S941] CROW, CHARLES SR. OF BUSH RIVER, NEWBERRY CO, will.
  14. [S866] Charlotte Coats, Bush River Baptist Church SC.
  15. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.

Elizabeth (?)

F, d. 4 November 1815
Married Name Her married name was Crow. 
Marriage*circa 1769 Elizabeth (?) married Charles Crow Senior circa 1769. 
Death*4 November 1815 Elizabeth (?) died on 4 November 1815 at Bush River Baptist Church, Newberry, South Carolina.1 

Family

Charles Crow Senior b. c 1716, d. 22 Sep 1802
Children

Citations

  1. [S866] Charlotte Coats, Bush River Baptist Church SC.
  2. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  3. [S991] 1790 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: M637_11; Page: 51; Image: 50.

Aaron Harlan

M, b. 1752, d. 6 August 1806
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1724, d. 1796
Mother*Sarah Hollingsworth b. 1722
Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Aaron Harlan|b. 24 Oct 1685\nd. b 2 Oct 1732|p87.htm#i4823|Sarah Heald|b. 19 May 1692\nd. a 5 Feb 1747|p87.htm#i4824|Valentine Hollingsworth Junior|b. 12 Nov 1677\nd. b 25 Mar 1757|p87.htm#i4832|Elizabeth Heald|b. 26 Dec 1690\nd. 1747|p87.htm#i4833|
Occupation* Aaron Harlan was Farmer.2 
Religion* He was Baptist.2 
Birth*1752 He was born in 1752 at Kennet Township, Chester, Pennsylvania.1,2 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Sarah Hollingsworth.1 
(Witness) Move1753 Aaron Harlan witnessed the Move of Aaron Harlan in 1753 Cane Creek, Chatham, North Carolina; In 1753 Aaron Harlan and his wife in company with others, em. to Chatham Co., N. C. Some years later he moved into Laurens District, S. C., and still later into Union District, same state.3,1,2 
Land*26 July 1770 Aaron Harlan obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book A page 5
Aaron Harlon, Sr, for and in consideration of the great love and affection he beareth for Aaron Harlon, Jr., granted two hundred and fifty acres in Orange County, part of a survey which Samuel Temples purchased of John Posey, and the said Samuel Temples made over to the said Aaron Harlon3 Nov 1764, lying on the south side of Rocky River, joining Ambrose Joshua Smith. Wit: Samuel Stewart, Jesse Hays, George Harlon.
Registered, Chatham County, Aug 1771. 26 July 1770 Chatham, North Carolina.4 
Marriage*1771 He married Elizabeth Betty Stewart, daughter of Samuel Stewart and Jane Dickey, in 1771 at Chatham, North Carolina.1,2 
Land26 October 1772 Aaron Harlan obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book A page 132
Aaron Harland sold to Mathew Jones for 350 pounds 300 acres lying at Ross Spring Branch, Harland's Creek, Haw Branch. Wit: Jesse Hay, John McPherson, Stephen McPherson.
Registered Nov 1772. 26 October 1772 Chatham, North Carolina.4 
Census*1779 He appeared on the census of 1779 at Ninety-Six, South Carolina; Name:      Aaron Harlin
State:      SC
County:      Ninety-Sixth District
Township:      No Township Listed
Year:      1779
Database:      SC Early Census Index.5 
(Witness) Movecirca 1784 He witnessed the Move of Aaron Harlan circa 1784 Union, South Carolina.2 
Land24 March 1785 Aaron Harlan obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Aaron Harlon of Chatham County, North Carolina, sold to Moses Terrell for 240 pounds 250 acres being part of a survey of land which Sam'l Temple purchased of John Posey and the said Sm'l Temple unto Aaron Harlon Sen'r by deed bearing date Nov'm 3rd 1762 lying on the south side of Rocky River and bounded by John Posey's survey, Ambrose Joshua Smith, Cane Hollow. Wit: Sa'l Stuart, James Anderson, James Burns. Recorded May 1786. 24 March 1785 Chatham, North Carolina.4 
Land3 May 1786 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from HARLAND, AARON, PLAT FOR 88 ACRES ON BUFFOLOW AND SHOALEY CREEKS, NINETY SIX DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY BERNARD GLENN. 3 May 1786 Ninety Six, South Carolina.6 
(Witness) Move1787 He witnessed the Move of Aaron Harlan in 1787 Laurens, South Carolina.2 
Census1790 Aaron Harlan appeared on the census of 1790 at Laurens, South Carolina; Name:      Aaron Harlen
County:      Laurens
State:      South Carolina
Number of Free White Males Under 16:      3
Number of Free White Males 16 and Over:      2
Number of Free White Females:      5
Number of Slaves :      1
Number of Household Members:      11.7 
Census1800 He appeared on the census of 1800 at Laurens, South Carolina; Name:      Aaron Harlin
County:      Laurens District
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males Under 10:      3
Free White Males 10 to 15:      1
Free White Males 16 to 25:      1
Free White Males 45 and Over :      1
Free White Females 10 to 15 :      1
Free White Females 16 to 25 :      1
Free White Females 26 to 44 :      1
Number of Slaves:      1
Number of Household Members Under 16 :      5
Number of Household Members Over 25 :      2
Number of Household Members:      10.8 
Land10 May 1804 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from HARLANE, AARON, PLAT FOR 104 ACRES ON DUNKENS CREEK, LAURENS DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY ROBERT YOUNG. 10 May 1804 Laurens, South Carolina.9 
Will*24 July 1806 He left a will on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.10,11,1,12 
Death*6 August 1806 He died on 6 August 1806 at Laurens, South Carolina.1,2 
Probate*7 November 1806 His estate was probated on 7 November 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Affidavit of 7 Nov 1835 by Joseph Harlan about death of Samuel Harlan death in Fayette County, Indiana, and final disposition of Aaron Harlan estate after death of Elizabeth [Stewart] Harlan.
"Last return and settlement made March 7, 1838."10,13,1,12 
Probate7 December 1835 His estate was probated on 7 December 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina; Final disposition of estate on the death of Elizabeth Betty Stewart Harlan.12 

Family

Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  3. [S502] J. Adger Stewart, Valentine Hollingsworth, Sr.
  4. [S717] Chatham County, North Carolina Deeds.
  5. [S498] South Carolina Census, 1790-1890.
  6. [S1230] HARLAND, AARON, PLAT FOR 88 AC, NINETY SIX DIST., South Carolina Archives Online.
  7. [S499] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  8. [S500] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  9. [S1231] HARLANE, AARON, PLAT FOR 104 AC, Laurens County, South Carolina Archives Online.
  10. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  11. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  12. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  13. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution.

Elizabeth Betty Stewart1

F, b. 22 October 1755, d. 21 September 1835
Father*Samuel Stewart b. c 1713, d. 1 Jan 1812
Mother*Jane Dickey b. c 1738, d. b 1810
Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|||||||James Dickey|b. 1712|p75.htm#i4319|Catherine Huet|b. 1715|p273.htm#i16344|
Birth*22 October 1755 Elizabeth Betty Stewart was born on 22 October 1755 at Orange, North Carolina.2,1 
 She was the daughter of Samuel Stewart and Jane Dickey. 
Marriage*1771 Elizabeth Betty Stewart married Aaron Harlan, son of Aaron Harlan and Sarah Hollingsworth, in 1771 at Chatham, North Carolina.2,1 
Married Name1771  As of 1771,her married name was Harlan.2 
Military Service*after 1776 Elizabeth Betty Stewart after 1776 South Carolina.3 
Move*1784 She in 1784 Union, South Carolina.1 
Move1797 She in 1797 Laurens, South Carolina.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 She witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.4,5,2,6 
Census*1810 Elizabeth Betty Stewart appeared on the census of 1810 at Laurens, South Carolina; Name:      Elizabeth Harling
County:      Laurens
State:      South Carolina
Free White Males 10 to 15:      2
Free White Males 16 to 25:      1
Free White Females Under 10:      1
Free White Females 45 and Over:      1
Numbers of Slaves:      3
Number of Household Members Under 16:      3
Number of Household Members Over 25:      1
Number of Household Members:      8.7 
Land*15 February 1815 She obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from HARLAN, ELIZABETH, PLAT FOR 60.4 ACRES ON DUNCANS CREEK, LAURENS DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY THOMAS MCCRARY. 15 February 1815 Laurens, South Carolina.8 
(Witness) Land10 March 1815 She witnessed the Land of Samuel L. Smith and Rev. Charles Crow Junior on 10 March 1815 at Laurens, South Carolina; Laurens County Deed Book K, page 99. 3/10/1815 - 7/3/1815. Saml Smith to Chas Crow of Newberry Dist. $500, 189 ac on Duncans Cr. bounding on Solomon Smith, Jas Harlin (dolland?), Solomon Langston. Wit: Tilman Bobo, Solomon Smith. Dowery renunciation of Mary Smith (wife of Saml Smith), J. A. Elmore, JQ. Pr: Same.9 
Census1820 Elizabeth Betty Stewart appeared on the census of 1820 at Laurens, South Carolina; Name:      Elizabeth Harland
County:      Laurens
State:      South Carolina
Enumeration Date:      August 7, 1820
Free White Females - 16 thru 25:      1
Free White Females - 45 and over:      1
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture:      2
Slaves - Males - Under 14:      3
Slaves - Females - Under 14:      2
Slaves - Females - 26 thru 44:      1
Free White Persons - Over 25:      1
Total Free White Persons:      2
Total Slaves:      6
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other:      8.10 
Census1830 She appeared on the census of 1830 at Laurens, South Carolina; Name:      Eliz Harland
Home in 1830:      , Laurens, South Carolina
Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9:      1
Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14:      1
Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19:      1
Free White Persons - Females - 60 thru 69:      1
Slaves - Males - 10 thru 23:      1
Slaves - Males - 24 thru 35:      1
Slaves - Females - Under 10:      2
Slaves - Females - 10 thru 23:      1
Slaves - Females - 24 thru 35:      1
Free White Persons - Under 20:      3
Total Free White Persons:      4
Total Slaves:      6
Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored):      10.11 
Death*21 September 1835 She died on 21 September 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina, at age 79.2,1 
(Witness) Probate7 December 1835 She witnessed the probate of the estate of Aaron Harlan on 7 December 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina; Final disposition of estate on the death of Elizabeth Betty Stewart Harlan.6 

Family

Aaron Harlan b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Children

Citations

  1. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  2. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  3. [S1234] ELIZABETH HARLEN, HARLEN, ELIZABETH, ACCOUNT AUDITED (FILE NO. 3329).
  4. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  5. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  6. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  7. [S1235] 1810 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Roll: 61; Page: 293; Image: 00082.
  8. [S1236] HARLAN, ELIZABETH, PLAT FOR 60.4 ACRES ON DUNCANS CREEK, LAURENS DISTRICT, SURVEYED BY THOMAS MCCRARY., South Carolina Archives Online.
  9. [S944] Sara M. Nash, Laurens County SC - Abstracts of Early Records.
  10. [S1237] 1820 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Page: 7; NARA Roll: M33_121; Image: 22.
  11. [S1238] 1830 US Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Page: 254; NARA Roll: M19-169.

Samuel Harlan

M, b. 19 April 1772, d. 18 April 1858
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Samuel Harlan|b. 19 Apr 1772\nd. 18 Apr 1858|p86.htm#i4800|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*19 April 1772 Samuel Harlan was born on 19 April 1772 at Chatham, North Carolina.1,2 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
Marriage*2 April 1797 Samuel Harlan married Nancy Brown, daughter of Matthew Brown and Jane Jones, on 2 April 1797.1,2 
(Witness) Probate7 December 1835 Samuel Harlan witnessed the probate of the estate of Aaron Harlan on 7 December 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina; Final disposition of estate on the death of Elizabeth Betty Stewart Harlan.3 
Death*18 April 1858 Samuel Harlan died on 18 April 1858 at Fayette, Indiana, at age 85. 

Family

Nancy Brown b. 27 Nov 1778, d. 12 Jan 1871
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  3. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.

George Harlan

M, b. 7 January 1779, d. 6 March 1812
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
George Harlan|b. 7 Jan 1779\nd. 6 Mar 1812|p86.htm#i4801|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*7 January 1779 George Harlan was born on 7 January 1779 at Chatham, North Carolina.1,2 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
Marriage*1798 George Harlan married Catherine Brown, daughter of Matthew Brown and Jane Jones, in 1798 at Laurens, South Carolina.1,2 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 George Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.3,4,1,5 
Death*6 March 1812 George Harlan died on 6 March 1812 at Union, Indiana, at age 33.1,2 

Family

Catherine Brown b. 10 Jul 1783, d. 30 Dec 1875
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  3. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  4. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  5. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.

Joshua Harlan

M, b. 12 February 1781, d. 26 March 1826
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Joshua Harlan|b. 12 Feb 1781\nd. 26 Mar 1826|p86.htm#i4802|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Occupation* Joshua Harlan was Farmer, natural mechanic, knife maker. He invented and made the first Daymond plow, which was solf in 1825 when his estate sale was held near Brownsville, Union County, Indiana.2 
Birth*12 February 1781 He was born on 12 February 1781 at Chatham, North Carolina.1,2 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
Marriage*circa 1804 Joshua Harlan married Sarah Word circa 1804 at Laurens, South Carolina.1,2 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Joshua Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.3,4,1,5 
Move*between 1807 and 1808 Joshua Harlan between 1807 and 1808 Northwest Territory, Indiana.2 
Death*26 March 1826 He died on 26 March 1826 at Union, Indiana, at age 45.1,2 

Family

Sarah Word b. 12 Jun 1782, d. Nov 1814
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  3. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  4. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  5. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.

Jane Harlan

F, b. 20 February 1783, d. 15 May 1870
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Jane Harlan|b. 20 Feb 1783\nd. 15 May 1870|p86.htm#i4803|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*20 February 1783 Jane Harlan was born on 20 February 1783 at Chatham, North Carolina.1 
 She was the daughter of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
Marriage*22 September 1803 Jane Harlan married Bartlett Milam on 22 September 1803 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Jane Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.2,3,1,4 
Death*15 May 1870 Jane Harlan died on 15 May 1870 at Laurens, Alabama, at age 87.1 

Family

Bartlett Milam b. 1775, d. Aug 1820

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  3. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  4. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.

Thomas Pidd

M, b. 22 November 1811
Father*Thomas Pidd1 b. 1782
Thomas Pidd|b. 22 Nov 1811|p86.htm#i4804|Thomas Pidd|b. 1782|p137.htm#i8985||||||||||||||||
Birth*22 November 1811 Thomas Pidd was born on 22 November 1811 at Upton Skipsea, Skipsea, Yorkshire, England; Register of Births and Baptisms at the Skipsea Independent Chapel in the parish of Skipsea, Yorkshire from 1807 to 1836
TNA Reference RG4 / Piece 2012 / Folio 4
England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C08548-1
System Origin: England-ODM
Source Film Number: 828160
Full Name Thomas Pidd
Date of Baptism 24 November 1811
Baptism/Christening Place: INDEPENDENT,SKIPSEA,YORK,ENGLAND
Date of Birth 22 November 1811
Parish of Abode Upton Skipsea
Registration Town/County Skipsea, Yorkshire
Ceremony Performed by Henry Earle
Father Thomas Pidd
Mother's Name: Mary Pidd.2,1,3 
 He was the son of Thomas Pidd.1 
Baptism24 November 1811 Thomas Pidd was baptized on 24 November 1811 at Upton Skipsea, Skipsea, Yorkshire, England.1 
Marriage*7 June 1835 He married Elizabeth Betty Beal, daughter of Thomas Beal, on 7 June 1835 at Flamborough, Yorkshire, England; England Marriages, 1538-1973
Groom's Name: Thomas Pidd
Bride's Name: Betty Beal
Marriage Date: 07 Jun 1835
Marriage Place: Flamborough, York, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I04621-5
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1702872
Reference Number: item 142 p 48
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M10593-1
System Origin: England-ODM
Source Film Number: 919168.4,5 
Occupation*1841 Thomas Pidd was Agricultural Labourer in 1841 at Bridlington, Flamborough, Yorkshire, Canada.6 
Census1841 He and Elizabeth Betty Beal appeared on the census of 1841 at Bridlington, Flamborough, Yorkshire, England; Name:      John Nicholson
Age:      29
Estimated birth year:      abt 1812
Gender:      Male
Where born:      Yorkshire, England
Civil parish:      Flamborough
Hundred:      Dickering
County/Island:      Yorkshire
Country:      England
Registration district:      Bridlington
Sub-registration district:      Bridlington
Household Members:      
Name      Age
John Nicholson      60
Thomas Pidd      29
Elizabeth Pidd      30
George Pidd      4
Thomas Pidd      1
(Next door to Thomas and Susanna Beal.).6 
Census*1851 Thomas Pidd appeared on the census of 1851 at Flamborough, Yorkshire, England.2 

Family

Elizabeth Betty Beal b. 16 Jun 1811, d. Nov 1868
Children

Citations

  1. [S1286] Unknown compiler.
  2. [S212] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  3. [S1288] Unknown compiler.
  4. [S723] Letter, Joan [Smedley] Badders to Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wright, 1977.
  5. [S1358] Unknown compiler.
  6. [S1359] 1841 England Census, Provo, Utah, Utah, Class: HO107; Piece 1214; Book: 3; Civil Parish: Flamborough; County: Yorkshire; Enumeration District: 9; Folio: 32; Page: 15; Line: 12; GSU roll: 464217.

James Harlan

M, b. 21 February 1786, d. 11 February 1863
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
James Harlan|b. 21 Feb 1786\nd. 11 Feb 1863|p86.htm#i4805|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*21 February 1786 James Harlan was born on 21 February 1786 at Union, South Carolina.1,2,3 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 James Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.4,5,1,6 
Marriage*4 September 1807 James Harlan married Margaret Langston, daughter of Henry Langston, on 4 September 1807 at Laurens, South Carolina.7,1 
Death*11 February 1863 James Harlan died on 11 February 1863 at Tallapoosa, Alabama, at age 76.1,2 
Burial*after 11 February 1863 He was buried after 11 February 1863 at Old Providence Cemetery, Tallapoosa, Alabama.2 

Family

Margaret Langston b. 25 Jan 1790, d. 4 Feb 1868
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S414] Find A Grave, online http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gs&
  3. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  4. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  5. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  6. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  7. [S698] Henry Langston Bible.

Mary Harlan

F, b. 5 April 1788, d. 25 May 1824
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Mary Harlan|b. 5 Apr 1788\nd. 25 May 1824|p86.htm#i4806|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*5 April 1788 Mary Harlan was born on 5 April 1788 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
 She was the daughter of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Mary Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.2,3,1,4 
Marriage*19 November 1807 Mary Harlan married Samuel L. Smith on 19 November 1807.1 
(Witness) Land15 January 1815 Mary Harlan witnessed the Land of Samuel L. Smith and Solomon Smith on 15 January 1815 at Laurens, South Carolina; Laurens County Deed Book K, Page 92. 1/15/1815 - 4/18/1815. Saml Smith to Solomon Smith for $142, 180 ac on Duncans Cr. Wit: Roger Brown, Cha Crow. Dower renunciation of Mary Smith (wife of Saml Smith). J. A. Elmore JQ. Pr: J. Hitch, JP.5 
(Witness) Land10 March 1815 Mary Harlan witnessed the Land of Samuel L. Smith and Rev. Charles Crow Junior on 10 March 1815 at Laurens, South Carolina; Laurens County Deed Book K, page 99. 3/10/1815 - 7/3/1815. Saml Smith to Chas Crow of Newberry Dist. $500, 189 ac on Duncans Cr. bounding on Solomon Smith, Jas Harlin (dolland?), Solomon Langston. Wit: Tilman Bobo, Solomon Smith. Dowery renunciation of Mary Smith (wife of Saml Smith), J. A. Elmore, JQ. Pr: Same.5 
Death*25 May 1824 Mary Harlan died on 25 May 1824 at Anderson, South Carolina, at age 36.1 

Family

Samuel L. Smith b. 16 Feb 1784, d. 7 Jan 1841

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  3. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  4. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  5. [S944] Sara M. Nash, Laurens County SC - Abstracts of Early Records.

Aaron Harlan

M, b. 10 June 1792, d. 27 June 1853
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Aaron Harlan|b. 10 Jun 1792\nd. 27 Jun 1853|p86.htm#i4807|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*10 June 1792 Aaron Harlan was born on 10 June 1792 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Aaron Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.2,3,1,4 
(Witness) Land4 September 1807 Aaron Harlan witnessed the Land of Bennett Langston and Samuel L. Smith on 4 September 1807 at Laurens, South Carolina; Laurens County Deed Book J, page 18. 9/4/1807 - 6/4/1808. Bennett Langston to Smal Smith of Spartanburg Dist. for $290, 200 ac on Duncan Cr. Plat shows bounding on Robt. Hunter, Aaron Harlan, Thos Murphy, Henry & Solomon Langston. Wit: Henry Langston, Solomon Holder, Starling Tucker, J.Q.5 
Marriage*circa 1813 Aaron Harlan married Juliet Jackson circa 1813 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
(Witness) Probate7 December 1835 Aaron Harlan witnessed the probate of the estate of Aaron Harlan on 7 December 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina; Final disposition of estate on the death of Elizabeth Betty Stewart Harlan.4 
Death*27 June 1853 Aaron Harlan died on 27 June 1853 at Parke, Indiana, at age 61.1 

Family

Juliet Jackson b. 24 Feb 1794, d. 17 Feb 1860

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  3. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  4. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  5. [S944] Sara M. Nash, Laurens County SC - Abstracts of Early Records.

Joseph Harlan

M, b. 18 February 1796, d. 21 July 1844
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Joseph Harlan|b. 18 Feb 1796\nd. 21 Jul 1844|p86.htm#i4808|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*18 February 1796 Joseph Harlan was born on 18 February 1796 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Joseph Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.2,3,1,4 
Marriage*25 November 1819 Joseph Harlan married Nancy Craig on 25 November 1819 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
(Witness) Probate7 December 1835 Joseph Harlan witnessed the probate of the estate of Aaron Harlan on 7 December 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina; Final disposition of estate on the death of Elizabeth Betty Stewart Harlan.4 
Death*21 July 1844 Joseph Harlan died on 21 July 1844 at Robertson, Texas, at age 48.1 

Family

Nancy Craig b. 22 Oct 1800, d. Dec 1823

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  3. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  4. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.

Isaiah Harlan

M, b. 4 May 1798, d. 29 January 1846
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Isaiah Harlan|b. 4 May 1798\nd. 29 Jan 1846|p86.htm#i4809|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*4 May 1798 Isaiah Harlan was born on 4 May 1798 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Isaiah Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.2,3,1,4 
Marriage*12 December 1817 Isaiah Harlan married Nancy Henry on 12 December 1817 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
(Witness) Probate7 December 1835 Isaiah Harlan witnessed the probate of the estate of Aaron Harlan on 7 December 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina; Final disposition of estate on the death of Elizabeth Betty Stewart Harlan.4 
Death*29 January 1846 Isaiah Harlan died on 29 January 1846 at Montgomery, Texas, at age 47.1 

Family

Nancy Henry b. c 1800, d. 10 Apr 1856

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  3. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  4. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.

Rebecca Harlan

F, b. 3 August 1801, d. between 1821 and 1828
Father*Aaron Harlan1 b. 1752, d. 6 Aug 1806
Mother*Elizabeth Betty Stewart b. 22 Oct 1755, d. 21 Sep 1835
Rebecca Harlan|b. 3 Aug 1801\nd. bt 1821 - 1828|p86.htm#i4810|Aaron Harlan|b. 1752\nd. 6 Aug 1806|p86.htm#i4798|Elizabeth Betty Stewart|b. 22 Oct 1755\nd. 21 Sep 1835|p86.htm#i4799|Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Sarah Hollingsworth|b. 1722|p87.htm#i4812|Samuel Stewart|b. c 1713\nd. 1 Jan 1812|p72.htm#i4179|Jane Dickey|b. c 1738\nd. b 1810|p72.htm#i4178|
Birth*3 August 1801 Rebecca Harlan was born on 3 August 1801 at Laurens, South Carolina.1 
 She was the daughter of Aaron Harlan and Elizabeth Betty Stewart.1 
(Witness) Will24 July 1806 Rebecca Harlan witnessed the will of Aaron Harlan on 24 July 1806 at Laurens, North Carolina; Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District
HARLAN, Aaron-- Sons: Samuel eldest, George, Joshua, Aaron, Joseph, Isiah (last youngest)...Daus: Sarah, Jane, Mary, Rebecca a min...*married chn. already hav theirs*...Wife Elizabeth...EXR: Son Samuel...24 July 1806--17 Nov. 1806...Bk. C-1 p. 239...WIT: Benet Langston, Wm. Sparks, Joshua Galmer...the wid. died bef. 7 Dec 1835 & Samuel was living in Fayette Co. Ind. so son Joseph appt. Exr.2,3,1,4 
Marriage*after 1820 Rebecca Harlan married John C. Beasley after 1820 at Laurens, South Carolina.1,5 
Death*between 1821 and 1828 Rebecca Harlan died between 1821 and 1828 at Laurens, South Carolina.1,5 
(Witness) Probate7 December 1835 She witnessed the probate of the estate of Aaron Harlan on 7 December 1835 at Laurens, South Carolina; Final disposition of estate on the death of Elizabeth Betty Stewart Harlan.4 

Family

John C. Beasley b. bt 1790 - 1795, d. c 1830

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S143] Unknown compiler, Chatham County, North Carolina Wills.
  3. [S503] Sara Sullivan Ervin, South Carolinians in the Revolution, Abstracts of Wills - 1775-1855 Laurens County, South Carolina, Part of Old Ninety-Six District.
  4. [S1232] HARLAN, AARON OF LAURENS DISTRICT, WILL TYPESCRIPT.
  5. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.

Aaron Harlan

M, b. 1724, d. 1796
Father*Aaron Harlan b. 24 Oct 1685, d. b 2 Oct 1732
Mother*Sarah Heald1 b. 19 May 1692, d. a 5 Feb 1747
Aaron Harlan|b. 1724\nd. 1796|p86.htm#i4811|Aaron Harlan|b. 24 Oct 1685\nd. b 2 Oct 1732|p87.htm#i4823|Sarah Heald|b. 19 May 1692\nd. a 5 Feb 1747|p87.htm#i4824|George Harlan|b. 1649\nd. 5 Jul 1714|p87.htm#i4839|Elizabeth Duck|b. 5 May 1660\nd. 11 Jan 1714|p87.htm#i4840|Samuel Heald|b. 12 Nov 1668\nd. 1736|p88.htm#i4850|Mary Bancroft|b. 13 Jul 1673\nd. c 1735/36|p88.htm#i4851|
Birth*1724 Aaron Harlan was born in 1724 at Kennett Township, Chester, Pennsylvania.1,2,3 
 He was the son of Aaron Harlan and Sarah Heald.1 
Marriage*May 1746 Aaron Harlan married Sarah Hollingsworth, daughter of Valentine Hollingsworth Junior and Elizabeth Heald, in May 1746 at Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church, Wilmington, New Castle, Delaware; by Episcopal ceremony a Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) Church, Wilmington, Del., 3 Mo., 1746, Sarah Hollingsworth, Friend.1,4,2,3 
Religion*7 January 1747 Aaron Harlan was At Kennet Monthly Meeting, 1, 7, 1746/7: "Aaron Harlan was complained of for his marriage by a priest, and neglecting meetings."5 
(Witness) Will5 February 1747 He witnessed the will of Sarah Heald on 5 February 1747 at Kennet, Chester, Pennsylvania; Sarah made her will, which she signed with her mark, on 5 February 1747/8. She described herself as weak in body, of Kennett township. She left each of her three sons 5/ to be paid within a year after her death. To each of her three daughters she left £20. Her cousin Martha WAY was left £4 when she became 18 years old. The residue of her estate was to be divided equally among her grandchildren then living. Her daughter Mary EVANS was named executrix. Sarah died in December 1747 in Kennett, and the will was proven 3 March 1747/8. The estate inventory was valued at £119.10.3. Something screwy with these dates. Her death in "December" was probably "Twelfth Month" which would have been February.6,1 
Excommunication*6 April 1749 Aaron Harlan was excommunicated on 6 April 1749 at Kennet Monthly Meeting, Kennet, Chester, Pennsylvania; Then on 4, 6, 1749, he was disowned at Centre Meeting."1 
Census*1750 He appeared on the census of 1750 at Chester, Pennsylvania.7 
Land6 May 1752 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book A No . 16, Page 179, Date of Patent 6 May 1752, Patentee Aaron Harlan, 177 Acres, 120 Prs. (perches?), Warrantee Aaron Harlan, Date of Warrant 2 May 1752, Chester County. 6 May 1752 Chester, Pennsylvania.8 
Move*1753 He In 1753 Aaron Harlan and his wife in company with others, em. to Chatham Co., N. C. Some years later he moved into Laurens District, S. C., and still later into Union District, same state. in 1753 Cane Creek, Chatham, North Carolina.9,1,2 
Residence*1755 He lived in 1755 at Orange, North Carolina; Harling, Aaron Oran[ge] 1755.10 
Land*26 February 1755 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent 26 February 1755 Orange, North Carolina.11 
Land2 August 1760 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Acres: 536
Grant No: 141
Issued: Aug. 2, 1760
Book No: 14
Page No: 412
Location: On Harlans Creek 2 August 1760 Orange, North Carolina.12 
Land*26 July 1770 He obtained a Bureau of Land Management land patent from Deed Book A page 5
Aaron Harlon, Sr, for and in consideration of the great love and affection he beareth for Aaron Harlon, Jr., granted two hundred and fifty acres in Orange County, part of a survey which Samuel Temples purchased of John Posey, and the said Samuel Temples made over to the said Aaron Harlon3 Nov 1764, lying on the south side of Rocky River, joining Ambrose Joshua Smith. Wit: Samuel Stewart, Jesse Hays, George Harlon.
Registered, Chatham County, Aug 1771. 26 July 1770 Chatham, North Carolina.13 
(Witness) Land26 July 1770 He witnessed the Land of George Harlan on 26 July 1770 at Chatham, North Carolina; Deed Book A page 29
Aaron Harlon, Sr, for and in consideration of the great love and affection he beareth for George Harlon, granted one hundred seventy nince acres in Orange County, lying on the south side of Harlons Creek at a small branch called Rose Spring branch. Wit: Samuel Stewart, Aaron Harlon, Jr, John M. Larson.
Registered, Chatham County, Aug 1771.13 
(Witness) Land14 January 1773 Aaron Harlan witnessed the Land of George Harlan on 14 January 1773 at Chatham, North Carolina; George Harland sold to Mathew Jones for 250 pounds 150 acres, lying on both sides of Harland's Creek, Ross Spring Branch, by a deed granted to Aaron Harland by the Right Honorable John Carl Granville 2 Aug 1760, it being a tract granted to George Harland by deed ofgift from Aaron Harland his father. Wit:James Wilkerson, Elizabeth Wilkerson, Jesse Hays.13 
Note*after 1776 Aaron Harlan Revoluntionary War Service: From Accounts of the United States With North Carolina War of the Revolution, Book A, Page 75 _2168 To Aaron Harling, for a Horse ...ditto *466* 5,000.*.._

From Accounts of the Comptrollers Office Book B Page 282 _466 * To Aaron Harling for a Horse...* 5,000 *...*..._

From Accounts of the United States with North Carolina War of Revolution Book C, Page 100 _? To Aron Harlin _ _ _ _ _ _ 3063 # 14 * 1 * 6" after 1776 at North Carolina.14,15 
Movecirca 1784 He circa 1784 Union, South Carolina.2 
Move1787 He in 1787 Laurens, South Carolina.2 
Death*1796 He died in 1796 at Union, South Carolina.1,2,3 

Family

Sarah Hollingsworth b. 1722
Children

Citations

  1. [S140] Alpheus H. Harlan, History and Genealogy of the Harlan Family.
  2. [S793] Joydelle Garrett Wolfram, Harlan, Aaron & Elizabeth (Stuart) Descendants.
  3. [S1317] William R. Heald, Samuel Heald Genealogy.
  4. [S1228] Harry Hollingsworth, "Henry Hollingsworth of Ballyvickcrannell."
  5. [S500] Unknown record type, unknown repository address.
  6. [S284] Chester County Archives and Records Service, Chester County, Pennsylvania Wills 1713-1825.
  7. [S1291] 1750 Tax Index, Chester County, PA, p. 52.
  8. [S1246] Pensylvania PATENT INDEXES, 1684-[ca. 1957], Pennsylvania State Archives Online Land Records.
  9. [S502] J. Adger Stewart, Valentine Hollingsworth, Sr.
  10. [S545] North Carolina Taxpayers, 1701-1786.
  11. [S1241] Granville Proprietary Land Office: Land Entries, North Carolina State Archives.
  12. [S1242] Land Office: Land Warrants, Plats of Survey, North Carolina State Archives.
  13. [S717] Chatham County, North Carolina Deeds.
  14. [S1239] Aaron Harling, Accounts of the United States With North Carolina War of the Revolution.
  15. [S1240] Unknown subject, Military Papers -- Revolutionary War Army Accounts.
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