My 2nd great-grandfather, William Alexander Harman, Jr. was the last of 4 children born to Hannah (Ransom) and William Alexander Sr. His father had just returned from serving in the Civil War when a few weeks later he was killed by "bushwackers". Willie was born 9 months later.
He and Mary Jane Smith married Oct. 7, 1886 in Ozark, Arkansas.
Published in The Davis News on Oct. 14, 1915, reprinted with permission.
W. A. Harmon
After, a lingering illness with an incurable disease, W.A. Harmon died at his home in the west part of town Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was had at Oak Ridge Cemetery Monday afternoon, Rev. J. G. Blackwood conducting religious services. Mr. Harmon had been a citizen of Davis many years, and while, like most men, he had his faults, he also had his virtues. He was a clever man and kind neighbor, and had numerous friends in the community who regret his death. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World and Modern Brotherhood of America, and was 49 years of age.
Children not listed below are:
Dewitt Harmon (1894 - 1908)
Lester William Harmon, Sr (1903 - 1981)
He and Mary Jane Smith married Oct. 7, 1886 in Ozark, Arkansas.
Published in The Davis News on Oct. 14, 1915, reprinted with permission.
W. A. Harmon
After, a lingering illness with an incurable disease, W.A. Harmon died at his home in the west part of town Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was had at Oak Ridge Cemetery Monday afternoon, Rev. J. G. Blackwood conducting religious services. Mr. Harmon had been a citizen of Davis many years, and while, like most men, he had his faults, he also had his virtues. He was a clever man and kind neighbor, and had numerous friends in the community who regret his death. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World and Modern Brotherhood of America, and was 49 years of age.
Children not listed below are:
Dewitt Harmon (1894 - 1908)
Lester William Harmon, Sr (1903 - 1981)
My 2nd great-grandfather, William Alexander Harman, Jr. was the last of 4 children born to Hannah (Ransom) and William Alexander Sr. His father had just returned from serving in the Civil War when a few weeks later he was killed by "bushwackers". Willie was born 9 months later.
He and Mary Jane Smith married Oct. 7, 1886 in Ozark, Arkansas.
Published in The Davis News on Oct. 14, 1915, reprinted with permission.
W. A. Harmon
After, a lingering illness with an incurable disease, W.A. Harmon died at his home in the west part of town Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was had at Oak Ridge Cemetery Monday afternoon, Rev. J. G. Blackwood conducting religious services. Mr. Harmon had been a citizen of Davis many years, and while, like most men, he had his faults, he also had his virtues. He was a clever man and kind neighbor, and had numerous friends in the community who regret his death. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World and Modern Brotherhood of America, and was 49 years of age.
Children not listed below are:
Dewitt Harmon (1894 - 1908)
Lester William Harmon, Sr (1903 - 1981)
He and Mary Jane Smith married Oct. 7, 1886 in Ozark, Arkansas.
Published in The Davis News on Oct. 14, 1915, reprinted with permission.
W. A. Harmon
After, a lingering illness with an incurable disease, W.A. Harmon died at his home in the west part of town Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was had at Oak Ridge Cemetery Monday afternoon, Rev. J. G. Blackwood conducting religious services. Mr. Harmon had been a citizen of Davis many years, and while, like most men, he had his faults, he also had his virtues. He was a clever man and kind neighbor, and had numerous friends in the community who regret his death. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World and Modern Brotherhood of America, and was 49 years of age.
Children not listed below are:
Dewitt Harmon (1894 - 1908)
Lester William Harmon, Sr (1903 - 1981)
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