He died while a Prisoner of War.∼Son of Andrew Harmon and Sarah Harmon.
Doctor, age 21, 5'7", enlisted on April 25, 1862 in Cleveland County, C Company, 55th Infantry, CSA. He was a resident of Cleveland County and a farmer. He was captured and held as a prisoner of war at Fort Delaware, Delaware. He died there of chronic diarrhea on November 9, 1863.
He died while a Prisoner of War.∼Son of Andrew Harmon and Sarah Harmon.
Doctor, age 21, 5'7", enlisted on April 25, 1862 in Cleveland County, C Company, 55th Infantry, CSA. He was a resident of Cleveland County and a farmer. He was captured and held as a prisoner of war at Fort Delaware, Delaware. He died there of chronic diarrhea on November 9, 1863.
Family Members
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Elizabeth B. Harmon Womack
1831–1911
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Quincey Jefferson Harmon
1833–1862
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Martha Ann Harmon Whisnant
1834–1930
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Nancy Drucilla Harmon Bagwell
1840–1918
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Mary Julin Harmon Charlton
1842–1930
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Rachel Amanda Harmon Mooney
1843–1915
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Susan Jane Harmon
1846–1920
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Alice Louise Harmon Charlton
1848–1931
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Margaret Harmon
1850–1919
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William Andrew Harmon
1852–1862
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