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Hannah Ann Herriman Fish

mommafishy — 2015-04-13 16:53:58Z

Anyone with information about the parentage of Hannah Ann Herriman (1801-1886) married to Edwin Fish, Sr. (1779-1869) would be greatly appreciated. I am unable to find out any details of her ancestry. Thank you!

Re: Herriman Y-DNA porject started

astro_1 — 2014-08-10 13:06:05Z

We now have a number of Harrimans tested and have established several different lines. We are especially interested in anyone thought to be descended from Shadrack Harriman, as there are several unconnected lines all thought to be descended from him. Y-DNA may prove or disprove the connection. Contact hfa@harriman-family.org

Re: HERRIMAN in Michigan

astro_1 — 2014-08-10 13:00:46Z

Hiram was a descendant of John Harriman of New Haven, CT, who came to New England with his brother, Leonard, about 1638. Contact the Harriman Family Association for more information. harriman-family.org

Re: HERRIMAN in Michigan

serverplusman — 2013-04-05 18:11:46Z

Would you have a picture of Hiram Herriman? Please reply to serverplusman@yahoo.com. My ancestory subscription is going to expire 4/9/2013 Thank you

Re: HERRIMAN in Michigan

serverplusman — 2013-04-05 18:10:32Z

would you have a picture of hiram herriman? Please respond to serverplusman@yahoo.com. My ancestory subscription will expire 4/9/2013 Thank you

Harriman in Minisink area of NY NJ PA, 1750?

davisr544 — 2013-04-03 11:26:01Z

Does anyone have any Harrimans in the Minisink area of NY, NJ, PA (Port Jervis area) in the mid 1700s? We appear to have a DNA connection, looking for a paper trail.

Richard

Mary O. Harriman/Herriman, Maine

piratejenny — 2012-06-07 14:45:07Z

I'm looking for info on the ancestors of Mary Harriman (or Herriman). She was born in 1830 in Maine (one census says Prospect, Maine). She married James M. Nevens (or Nevins), who was from New Hampshire. The 1870 and 1880 censuses have them living in Bucksport, Maine. Any info on the Nevens or Nevins family is also greatly appreciated.

(Cross-posted to Herriman, Nevens, and Nevins lists.)

Thanks very much in advance.

Jen Tait

John Samuel Herriman and Nancy (Mary) Jane Taylor

percivaldt_ — 2012-04-28 06:12:08Z

Looking on information on the death of John Samuel and Nancy. John Samuel is believed to be son of John J Herriman (father-John S, grandfather-Shaderick) and Polly Ann Reeves. John Samuel is not found in any census after 1880. Nancy is in 1910 census but not 1920.

Any information on either of these two would be very helpful!!!!

Morgan/Green --posted to wrong board!

PatsyFoster500 — 2011-10-14 02:46:44Z

I wanted the previous post on the "Morgan" board.
Sorry about that.
Pat

Morgan/Green in Hawkins/Hamblen Counties, Tenn

PatsyFoster500 — 2011-10-14 02:43:20Z

This area of Tenn was originally in NC area.
I am researching my gg grandmother, Nancy Morgan, who married Lewis Green in Hawkins County, Tenn, in 1815.
Lewis was actually living in the area that became Hamblen County many years after they were married. In 1815, the county seat was in Rogersville, Hawkins County, Tenn, so that is where their marriage records are.
Any information of parents for either Lewis or Nancy in that area will be soooo helpful!!
Thanks,
Pat
in OK

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

ancbixso — 2011-09-01 20:56:32Z

Patricia, Thanks so much for posting the marriage notice for Jacob Beever and Betsey Harriman. It all helps. I will try to trace their children further, based on your suggestions. It has taken me a bit to catch up on emails due to the power outage up here, thanks to T.S. “Irene”! The marriage date of 24 Feb 1831 for Jacob Beever and Betsey Harriman makes more sense than the one cited by another researcher some years back to our former HFA historian, which was 14 Feb 1854 and not sourced.

Lynn Olson's finding of a Michael Beaver in connection with the Harrimans in Fountain Co. IN is also interesting... have you any records of a Michael Beaver related to Jacob Beaver?

There's a lovely death notice for 6Hannah (Eastman) Merrill, daughter of 5Richard Eastman and widow of Joshua Merrill of No. Conway, NH, in the NEHGS Register for Oct 1876 (pg. 488) which you can get to thru Google Books online, if you haven't seen that. Or I can reproduce it for you. If you want to email me directly, go to the Harriman Family Association website and look for my email under the officers listing. The notice for Hannah (Eastman) Merrill includes info on her father and grandfather.

What is your source for linking Hannah Eastman, wife of Philip Harriman, as a daughter of Richard Eastman? I have done no research on her parents so this is new to me and I wondered if you had a good source for it (I can cite you and your source in the HFA database but I can't cite or use PAF citations as they are usually not backed up by sources).

I extracted the tax lists of Conway NH from the original record books (in summer I live in NH about an hour south of Conway) years ago and found that Moses and Lucretia (Harriman) Harriman lived in Conway and were polled there from 1792 right up to 1816, so it appears that his children were probably all born in Conway NH, unless he was in Maine between 1816 and 1818, and Betsey was born during that time frame - her age is all over the place in censuses. It appears Moses Harriman sold out his Conway land and then is found in 1818 in Knox Co. IL, claiming the bounty land of his deceased son, Jonathan Harriman. He is most likely the Moses Herriman in Butler Co. OH in 1820 (his son Philip is also found that year in Butler Co. OH) and then he moved to Montgomery Co. IN where he is found in censuses 1830 thru 1850. We have no death date for Moses or Lucretia (Harriman) Harriman - Lynn Olson has done a search of Indiana and Minnesota records and not found deaths for them. Perhaps sometime we'll find them on a site like FindaGrave.

It is very likely that Betsey/Elizabeth R. (Harriman) Beaver is a daughter of Moses and Lucretia (Harriman) Harriman, but she makes it tough to want to make that a firm connection with her census listings! Based on the early censuses, Moses Harriman had 2 daughters (names unknown) born between 1810 and 1820 and one of them could have been Betsey/Elizabeth. I was hoping to trace the Beaver children - somewhere there may be a local history book with a story about one of them that mentions origins of Jacob and Elizabeth. We always have the hope that we’ll stumble on more info somewhere!

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

patricia9422 — 2011-09-01 03:47:29Z

Moses' grandfather, Richard Eastman, first settled in Pembroke, NH by 1768 and then removed to Conway,NH. He purchased an interest in a mill lot and moved to Lovell, Maine. Most of his children settled in Conway and adjoining towns. He is probably the reason the Harrimans moved to this area. Some of the family moved into Maine after a time.

This is the only Maine connection I have. Phillip Harriman's wife was Hannah Eastman, and Moses Harriman had a reasonable reason to go to Maine for a while.

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

patricia9422 — 2011-09-01 03:26:41Z

I have a photocopy of this record if you would like it. It states: Beever, Jacob [to] Betsey Harriman [on] 2-24-1831

It is from "Index to Early Marriage Records of Montgomery Co, Indiana, 1823 to 1860; Books 1-5, Revised 1985.

Jacob Beaver was a shoemaker and I have never found where he owned any land. His first wife died and left him with two or three small children.

I have been able to trace all of Elizabeth's children except Eliza Jane. David born 1845 was in the Civil War and died 1862. The C Beaver in the 1860 Census is my great-Grandfather, Christian V, Born 1850 in Indiana. Thomas Jefferson was also in the Civil War. The Civil War records stated both he and David were born in Fountain County. Patricia

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

lynnolson_1 — 2011-08-18 02:10:26Z

Hi You sent your message to me Lynn Olson not Patricia. But I would like to comment on her research. I too had trouble following her line but I did find something interesting. In an old tract map of Cain Township Fountain County, Indiana is a plot of land owned in part by Francis Harriman brother to Moses. The second part of the land is owned by Michael Beaver dated 1836. I am wondering if some of her information is from Fountain County.

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

ancbixso — 2011-08-17 18:15:36Z

Patricia, I have been reading your genweb and ancestry posts on Elizabeth (Herriman) Beaver. She is difficult to trace because her census listings are so odd and nothing is known of her after the 1880 census listing in Linn co. MO, where she is identified as the mother-in-law of Napoleon B. Strode/Stroud who is married to Ann M. [Beaver]. I noted you had found a marriage record in Montgomery Co. IN for Elizabeth and Jacob Beaver dated 24 Feb 1831. I have been unable to trace the other children of Elizabeth and Jacob Beaver as found in the 1860 census of Lewis Co. MO (Thomas, E.J. [perhaps Eliza Jane, who married Albert C. Willis in Lewis Co. MO in 1862], David and C. Beaver). That 1860 census is an odd one - it states Elizabeth Beaver was born in Maryland c. 1819, which is at odds with the censuses of 1870 and 1880. Can you please tell me exactly what the marriage record (exact spellings) you found in Montgomery Co. IN between Jacob and Elizabeth states? There are many Elizabeth Harrimans born in Maine between 1812-1819, but based on the 1880 census, she states her father was born in PA. That is very odd. Few people would have migrated from PA to Maine at that time but I guess anything is possible! I also have copies of your recent Family Group Record sheets, given to me by Phyllis Moore. I can confirm much of what you have listed as research. Per census studies, Moses and Lucretia (Harriman) Harriman had at least 3 daughters between about 1795 and 1815 who are as yet unknowns. But they lived in NH, not Maine, though the area they lived in was right on the Maine border. Happy hunting! SueB./Harriman Family Associatioin archivist

Herriman's from TN, siblings

wallsbarbie1939 — 2011-08-14 23:01:39Z

Hello
It is my strong believe that i have found four siblings or related in some way.
John (1787) married Rebecca Spurlock
Stephen {1789} married Mary {?}
Joseph {1793} married Elizabeth Hackney
Hannah {1801} married Edmond or Edwin Fish
Stephen can be found on the 1812 taxs warren co
John has land by 1815 warren co
Joseph is on 1820 census next to the Cooksey family-moved to Hardeman 1822,
Fish, John {his father} 1820 census warren and Edwin also Hardeman co by 1830
Have all four trees posted
Still looking for parents, If anyone has a lead, comment,or feedback. Would enjoy hearing from you, Thanks

Ray Herriman Photo

WestKYGenealogy — 2009-03-26 01:20:22Z

He is identified as, “Ray Herriman.” Photo was taken by Pfleeger & Hawkes in West Union, Iowa

Re: Herrimans from Tenn

patricia9422 — 2008-11-08 23:23:27Z

I found a Stephen Herriman who bought land in Ringgold Co., Iowa on March 6, 1856. He is near my Bever family, and one of the Beavers, Jacob, married Betsy Herriman in Fountain Co., Indiana in 1831. I'm looking for Betsy's family. There was a Moses Herriman in Fountain Co., but I've not been able to connect. Would you have any info? I believe Betsey says she was born in Maine in 1812 in the 1860 Census.

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

patricia9422 — 2011-04-01 20:40:14Z

My Jacob Beaver and wife Betsey Harriman cannot be found in the 1850 Census, but I believe them to be in Illinois with a large group of family who moved at that time. I do find them in 1860 in Dickerson, Monticello, Missouri. Jacob, El, three sons and twin daughters. Also in 1870 Census in Brookfield, Linn, Missouri: Jacob age 70 and Elizabeth 58 living next to one of the twins, Ann Marie Strode and family. In 1880 Elizabeth is a widow and living with the Napoleon Strode family in Brookfield, Linn, MO.

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

patricia9422 — 2008-06-09 04:28:11Z

The Montgomery Co. Indiana (right next to Fountain Co.) Original Entry Book lists Moses Harriman land in Township 19 - Range 6 - NE1/4 bought 10-28-1825 also additional land bought on 2-13-1826.

I am interested in Moses Herriman because of my gr-gr-gr-grandmother was Betsy Herriman who married Jacob Beaver on 2-24-1831 in Montgomery Co. IN. I have been to the Montgomery Co. Library and also to Veedersburg. I am not sure how Betsy is related. She was born about 1813.

The 1850 Census in Wayne township, Montgomery Co. lists a Moses Herriman Jr (wife Emeline)and his parents (Moses and Lucretia Heriman) live next door to him. Check the diff. spellings! This info. was from a typewritten transcription. I have not seen the original census.

Re: Nancy Herriman md. John H. Thomas 1864 Callaway County, MO

gmbagwell — 2007-12-05 23:46:56Z

The source for the marriage is: Marriage Records of Callaway County, Missouri 1821-1871 by Mrs. Arthur D. Ferguson.

Nancy Herriman md. John H. Thomas 1864 Callaway County, MO

gmbagwell — 2007-08-19 00:16:20Z

I am searching for information on Nancy Herriman and John H. Thomas. They married in 1864 in Callaway County, MO. I have not located them in the 1870 census. John was the son of William Thomas and Amanda Wood I believe. I was wondering if anyone knew where they ended up.

Re: HERRIMAN in Michigan

kc5gxl — 2009-06-30 16:31:57Z

I am soory, but I made a couple of mistakes in my last post about Hiram and Cora. Cora's mother's first name was spelled Rhoda, not Roda, and Arba was not their child. He was George B. Herriman's son, who was a son of Edward C. Herriman, a brother of Lemuel, father of Hiram.

Sorry about the confusion.

Dan Harriman
Orange, Texas

Re: HERRIMAN in Michigan

kc5gxl — 2009-06-30 15:30:11Z

Hello;

Not sure if you have this info or not, but Hiram B. Herriman was born July 23, 1852, and died Dec 4, 1900, by a self inflicted gunshot wound while temporarily insane, is what his death certificate states. Hiram is a lateral line of mine, and I am interested in his ancestry, especially if information on his grandfathers and great-grandfathers is available.

Cora M. Strong was born June 16, 1860 in Michigan. She was the daughter of James Strong, born in Ohio, and Roda J. Moon, born in Penna. Cora died Jan 9, 1918 of pneumonia. They had two children. Nellie and Arba.

Hope that helps some,

Dan Harriman
Orange, Texas

Re: Nancy Herriman md. John H. Thomas 1864 Callaway County, MO

suebixby — 2007-12-05 23:22:11Z

1870 census, Cedar Township, Callaway Co., MO:
pg. 277, #98-98: John H. Thomas, age 28, farmer, REV $200, PV $195, b. MO; Nancy E. Thomas, age 22, keeping house, b. MO; Charles A. Thomas, age 4, at home, b. MO; George R. Thomas, age 2, at home, b. MO; Christina Herriman, age 64, Making Home, b. MO [this is Nancy's mother]

John and Nancy (Herriman) Thomas are in the same township and county in 1880, with 6 children, including a son, only 9 months old.

By 1900 they have moved to Campbell Township, Polk Co. MO

I do not know anything about the lineage of John Thomas, but Nancy is a Harryman, daughter of Hugh and Christina (Zumwalt) Harryman and granddaughter of John Culport Harryman. Does that agree with your records? At one time there was an online Zumwalt genealogy, courtesy Paul@zumwalts.com, at: www.zumwalts.com - no sources cited; If that link is still valid, and it still does not show sources, consider all info as tentative since no sources were cited.

Would you be willing to share your source for the marriage date of Nancy and John? Thanks!

SueB
Harriman Family Association

Re: LOOKING FOR ANY HERRIMANS

phyllis_smart — 2008-08-23 04:28:41Z

My Grear Grandfather was Green Berry Herriman. He moved to Oklahoma from Arkansas before my grandfather was born. There is a book on the Herrimans. I have a copy and will help you all I can.

Re: Hattie L Hill (Herriman)

skywalk11 — 2007-01-22 13:27:44Z

Updated e-mail for this query skywaL21854@earthlink.net.
Looking for family and info please see tree for further info.
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=walkerherriman

Re: Clara Herriman Smith St Lawrence Co, NY

skywalk11 — 2007-01-22 13:27:06Z

Updated e-mail for this query skywaL21854@earthlink.net.
Looking for family and info please see tree for further info.
http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=walkerherriman

Re: Herriman's in St Lawrence, NY

skywalk11 — 2007-01-22 13:20:36Z

e-mail update to this query skywal21854@earthlink.net
Looking for family and information.

Re: Carl/Carlisle/Carlyle Herriman St Lawrence Co, NY

skywalk11 — 2007-01-22 13:12:28Z

e-mail address change for this post skywal21854@earthlink.net

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

lyndeebear1 — 2011-01-12 18:20:11Z

There is a website called the Harriman Family Association at http://www.hfa.com. I just joined them, as my gg grandfather was David M. Harriman. Harriman has a few different spellings; Herriman, Harriman, Herryman, etc. They helped me locate some information on David M. Harriman. I'm sure they could also help you.

Lynda Seewald Cypher

HERRIMAN Ronnie L - Vietnam Wall section 20W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-02 13:39:49Z

HERRIMAN Ronnie L - Vietnam Wall section 20W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMAN

itsjorachel — 2008-01-25 08:48:07Z

hi i would love to get a book how can i? jorachel

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMAN

itsjorachel — 2007-05-27 05:24:28Z

thats my dad love to hear more jorachel itsjorachel@sbcglobale.net

Re: LOOKING FOR ANY HERRIMANS

gingersnapes — 2008-08-25 14:20:34Z

I am married to a Joseph Harriman Jr. His fater was from Tulsa ( Sand Springs)Olk. He divorced his wife, La Quita Kitchens, and moved to Calf, where he remarried and had another family. Are you part of that other family? If so we have a lot to share! I have lots of family info for you!
You can email me privatly if you like,
chinapainter@verizon.net
Carol

Salem Witch Trials

salemwitchesdatabase — 2007-02-05 18:39:22Z

I am doing a project on the more obscure 'participates', such as Matthew Herriman among others in the Salem Witch Trials. What I am interested in is family backgrounds, occupations, and theories @ why this particular person was involved.
Thanks
Barbara
Salemwitchesdatabase@yahoo.com

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

lynnolson_1 — 2011-03-31 14:15:38Z

Harriman is spelled many different ways but it is all the same family. Moses is the son of Moses and Lucretia. He and Emaline move to Minnesota where they both die. I have not been able to find what happened to Moses and Lucretia after the 1850 census. I am very interested in your ancestors Jacob and Betsy Beaver. I have not been able to trace them. What happens to them? I know Moses and Lucretia are from New Hampshire but I do not have the proof that I want to trace them to the next generation. I will be in Indiana in May and will be in Crawfordsville area doing research.

Re: Moses and Lucretia Harriman

lynnolson_1 — 2011-03-31 13:54:50Z

Levit Harriman had a son Jeremiah also known as Jerry Harriman. Jerry was married twice. First wife was Rachel Talbert and the second wife was Elizabeth Philpot. When Jerry died on Sept 20, 1915 an obituary shows up for him in the Crawfordsville Journal Sept 24, 1915. It states that Jerry is a cousin to Levi Harriman. Levi is my ancestor and he was the son of Moses and Patsy Harriman. If that is true then Jerry's father must be a brother to Moses and Mose's parents are Moses and Lucretia Harriman. To date that is as close to proof as I have been able to get to connect Levit with Moses. I hope this helps

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMAN

Westbecks58 — 2007-12-28 07:28:47Z

Debbie, hi I am Jorachel's cousin, an I would like ALL info. you have on Oscar Laverne Herriman and ALL on ANY of his family, would like pictures to, if possiable,Verne's Father, Oscar Lee Herriman & my Dad, Raymond Hoyt Herriman are brothers, also please tell me how I can get one of the books that you spoke of.Thank you so much for your help!

Jerry

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMAN

Westbecks58 — 2007-12-28 07:28:08Z

Bural site of Gladys Justine HERRIMAN

Westbecks58 — 2007-12-07 09:36:26Z

Gladys Justine HERRIMAN, b: Sept.18,1916, Porum, Muskgoee, OK. d: Sept.21 1934 place ? unknown, believe in Porum, but no proof. Father: William Denton HERRIMAN, 1878-1962 Mother: Jessie May CHOATE 1885-1954
Siblings : Oscar Lee, Sarah Edna, Devo Van, Raymond Hoyt.
If anyone would where Gladys is buried or ANY other info. on her or when the rest of the fanily moved to CA. please contact me at westbecks58@yahoo.com Thank you, Jerry

Dr. Herriman returning to Canada in 1909

irmain — 2007-03-31 18:09:31Z

Looking for information on a Dr. Herriman,born 1869, who arrived in Halifax/Canada in July 1909, returning from Kingston/Jamaica. He was in the company of N. Franklyn, nurse, born app. 1880 ( she might have been my paternal grandmother)

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMAN

JerryBeck58 — 2007-06-05 14:27:31Z

Hi jorachel,
I sent you two e-mails but they didn't go through, so if you send me an e-mail, then I can give you my phone #
beckjerry@sbcglobal.net

Re: LOOKING FOR ANY HERRIMANS

JerryBeck58 — 2007-04-15 23:43:10Z

There is a Oscar Laverne Herriman, son of Oscar & Mae Herriman. Lived in Porterville. e-mail me if you are still looking. Jerry beckjerry@sbcglobal

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMANS

JerryBeck58 — 2007-04-04 09:59:10Z

Jorachel, for got to put this in: beckjerry@sbcglobal.net

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMAN

JerryBeck58 — 2007-04-04 09:21:42Z

Hello Jorachel,I have a Oscar Laverne Herriman in my family
and he lived in Portaville, also in the bay area. His Father was Oscar Lee, his Mother's name was Mae, he was an only child.Dose the nickname "Bozo" mean any thing to you.
I belive he had children that was in the San Rafael Area.
If you think this could be him, let me know,I can tell you where all of his Uncles, Aunt and his Father are buried.
There is a little more I can tell you.Hope this is him.
Jerry

Re: LOOKING FOR Oscar Laverne HERRIMAN

dtumerd — 2007-12-25 07:02:44Z

Jorachel:

My mom, Chloe Harriman Springston Thomas, and I just finished publishing an update of The Family of John Herriman, Sr. Your dad is included in the book and there are even some pictures of him in the book. Let me know what you would like to know and I'll be glad to send you some more info.

Debbie

H.R.Bert Herrimon, Manitoulin Island

GailDarby91 — 2010-02-17 15:42:16Z

Would anyone has information on his near drowning on October 25 1892 in West Bay? I have two newspaper clippings but if anyone has more information, I would be grateful.

Gail Darby

Re: LOOKING FOR ANY HERRIMANS

itsjorachel — 2007-01-14 17:10:22Z

i was never told any family history ..i no nothing but would love to find out .my father was a only child and i am his only chid . his mom kept every thing to her self

Re: LOOKING FOR ANY HERRIMANS

kbt5579 — 2007-01-15 19:47:10Z

I don't have an Oscar Herriman, but I do have Many Herriman's in my file. You can see it on rootsweb.com under the database of kbt5579. Or contact me at kbt5579@adelphia.net.

Jerry D. Waren
kbt5579@adelphia.net