Daughter of Abel Hoyle Shuford (1796-1858) and Nancy Adeline Perkins (1797-1842), she married Daniel Forney Reinhardt 7 Nov 1843. They and other members of their extended family moved west, first to Marshall County, Mississippi by 1845, then to Fayette County, Tennessee by 1850, and finally to Hickory Plains in Prairie County, Arkansas before 1858.
Harriet and Daniel had 9 children:
Adolphus Thomas, b. 17 Sep 1844 in NC, d. 27 Sep 1864 in battle at Pilot Knob, MO;
Abel Shuford, b. 4 Jan 1847 in Marshall Co., MS, married Laura J. Harshaw, d. 9 Jun 1935 in Des Arc, Prairie Co., AR;
Augustus, b. 11 Dec 1848 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 23 Sep 1862 in Prairie County, AR;
Sophia Caruth, b. 28 Feb 1851 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 15 Jun 1862;
Mary Elizabeth (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, m. Dr. Robert Haskins Crozier, d. 29 Nov 1916 in Palestine, TX;
Alice Amelia (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 25 Sep 1864;
Laura, b. 9 Feb 1856, d. 20 Oct 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR;
Emma Frances, b. 5 Jul 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR, m. Dr. Philip Emerson Thomas, d. 18 Sep 1947 in Clarendon, AR;
Daniel Gray, b. 14 Feb 1861, d. 1 Oct 1861.
At the time of her death, Harriet was a member of White Church, also known as the Wattensas (Wattensaw) Presbyterian Church, which was the first church established in Prairie County. A transcript of the church's records at the public library in Des Arc, AR, contains many references to the family.
After her death, her husband married Harriet's younger sister, Amelia, who had come with them from North Carolina and had lived with them. Amelia would have 5 more children with Daniel.
Harriet and Daniel had 9 children:
Adolphus Thomas, b. 17 Sep 1844 in NC, d. 27 Sep 1864 in battle at Pilot Knob, MO;
Abel Shuford, b. 4 Jan 1847 in Marshall Co., MS, married Laura J. Harshaw, d. 9 Jun 1935 in Des Arc, Prairie Co., AR;
Augustus, b. 11 Dec 1848 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 23 Sep 1862 in Prairie County, AR;
Sophia Caruth, b. 28 Feb 1851 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 15 Jun 1862;
Mary Elizabeth (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, m. Dr. Robert Haskins Crozier, d. 29 Nov 1916 in Palestine, TX;
Alice Amelia (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 25 Sep 1864;
Laura, b. 9 Feb 1856, d. 20 Oct 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR;
Emma Frances, b. 5 Jul 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR, m. Dr. Philip Emerson Thomas, d. 18 Sep 1947 in Clarendon, AR;
Daniel Gray, b. 14 Feb 1861, d. 1 Oct 1861.
At the time of her death, Harriet was a member of White Church, also known as the Wattensas (Wattensaw) Presbyterian Church, which was the first church established in Prairie County. A transcript of the church's records at the public library in Des Arc, AR, contains many references to the family.
After her death, her husband married Harriet's younger sister, Amelia, who had come with them from North Carolina and had lived with them. Amelia would have 5 more children with Daniel.
Daughter of Abel Hoyle Shuford (1796-1858) and Nancy Adeline Perkins (1797-1842), she married Daniel Forney Reinhardt 7 Nov 1843. They and other members of their extended family moved west, first to Marshall County, Mississippi by 1845, then to Fayette County, Tennessee by 1850, and finally to Hickory Plains in Prairie County, Arkansas before 1858.
Harriet and Daniel had 9 children:
Adolphus Thomas, b. 17 Sep 1844 in NC, d. 27 Sep 1864 in battle at Pilot Knob, MO;
Abel Shuford, b. 4 Jan 1847 in Marshall Co., MS, married Laura J. Harshaw, d. 9 Jun 1935 in Des Arc, Prairie Co., AR;
Augustus, b. 11 Dec 1848 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 23 Sep 1862 in Prairie County, AR;
Sophia Caruth, b. 28 Feb 1851 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 15 Jun 1862;
Mary Elizabeth (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, m. Dr. Robert Haskins Crozier, d. 29 Nov 1916 in Palestine, TX;
Alice Amelia (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 25 Sep 1864;
Laura, b. 9 Feb 1856, d. 20 Oct 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR;
Emma Frances, b. 5 Jul 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR, m. Dr. Philip Emerson Thomas, d. 18 Sep 1947 in Clarendon, AR;
Daniel Gray, b. 14 Feb 1861, d. 1 Oct 1861.
At the time of her death, Harriet was a member of White Church, also known as the Wattensas (Wattensaw) Presbyterian Church, which was the first church established in Prairie County. A transcript of the church's records at the public library in Des Arc, AR, contains many references to the family.
After her death, her husband married Harriet's younger sister, Amelia, who had come with them from North Carolina and had lived with them. Amelia would have 5 more children with Daniel.
Harriet and Daniel had 9 children:
Adolphus Thomas, b. 17 Sep 1844 in NC, d. 27 Sep 1864 in battle at Pilot Knob, MO;
Abel Shuford, b. 4 Jan 1847 in Marshall Co., MS, married Laura J. Harshaw, d. 9 Jun 1935 in Des Arc, Prairie Co., AR;
Augustus, b. 11 Dec 1848 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 23 Sep 1862 in Prairie County, AR;
Sophia Caruth, b. 28 Feb 1851 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 15 Jun 1862;
Mary Elizabeth (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, m. Dr. Robert Haskins Crozier, d. 29 Nov 1916 in Palestine, TX;
Alice Amelia (twin), b. 19 Aug 1853 in Fayette Co., TN, d. 25 Sep 1864;
Laura, b. 9 Feb 1856, d. 20 Oct 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR;
Emma Frances, b. 5 Jul 1858 in Hickory Plains, AR, m. Dr. Philip Emerson Thomas, d. 18 Sep 1947 in Clarendon, AR;
Daniel Gray, b. 14 Feb 1861, d. 1 Oct 1861.
At the time of her death, Harriet was a member of White Church, also known as the Wattensas (Wattensaw) Presbyterian Church, which was the first church established in Prairie County. A transcript of the church's records at the public library in Des Arc, AR, contains many references to the family.
After her death, her husband married Harriet's younger sister, Amelia, who had come with them from North Carolina and had lived with them. Amelia would have 5 more children with Daniel.
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