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About Capt. Mathias Cutlif Harman, I
Birth: 1736 Death: Apr. 2, 1832
son of Heinrich Adam Harman & Louisa Katrina Heinrich--husband of Lydia Skaggs
Rev. War Vet. DAR A 050869, Soldier, Montgomery County Militia.
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Parents:
Heinrich Adam Harmon (1700 - 1767)
Louisa Katrina Mathias Harmon (1704 - 1749)
Spouse:
Lydia Skaggs Harman (1755 - 1814)
Siblings:
Adam Harmon (1724 - ____)*
Heinrich Harman (1726 - 1822)*
Henry Harman (1726 - 1822)*
George Harmon (1727 - 1749)*
Daniel Harmon (1729 - 1820)*
Mathias Tice Harman (1736 - 1832)
Christina Harmon Pate (1738 - 1815)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Mathias Harman Cemetery (Dry Fork) Tazewell Tazewell County Virginia, USA
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Created by: Virginia Gal Record added: Dec 22, 2006 Find A Grave Memorial# 17120003 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=17120003
Had 3 boys and 4 girls
1755 Founded Harman's Station, KY
Burial: Harman Cemetery, Rt 637 in Dry Fork area
History: He is credited with founding Harman's Station in KY when in 1755 Harman led a party that built a log cabin on Louisa River, near the mouth of St. John's Creek, which later became Harman's Station, the first permanent English settlement in eastern KY.
From the History of Tazwell (where Matthias Harman died) reference: History of the Settlement and Indian Wars of Tazewell County, Virginia. By Geo. W. L. Bickley, M. D. (1852) found online at:
http://www.kinyon.com/virginia/tazewell1852/2chapter02.htm
* "1771.] In the spring of this year Thomas Witten and John Greenup moved out and settled at the Crab orchard, which Witten purchased of Butler. Absalom Looney settled in a beautiful valley now known as Abb's valley. Matthias Harman, and his brothers Jacob and Henry settled at Carr's place. John Craven settled in the Cove (see Map), Joseph Martin, John Henry, and James King settled in the Thompson valley, and John Bradshaw in the valley two miles west of Jeffersonville. The settlers, this year, found but little annoyance from the Indians, who were living peaceably at their homes in the west and south. The consequence was the settlers erected substantial houses and opened lands to put in corn, from which they reaped a plentiful supply, in the fall."
With Henry, established Harman's Station at John's Creek in Johnson County, KY in 1789.
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Capt. Mathias Cutlif Harman, I's Timeline
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1736
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Ingles Ferry, Strasburg, Shenandoah County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1771
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Strasburg, Shenandoah County, Province of Virginia
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January 15, 1775
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Tazewell, Tazewell County, Virginia, United States
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1776
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Tazewell, Tazewell County, Virginia
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1778
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Tazewell, Tazewell County, Virginia, United States
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1781
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NC, United States
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1781
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1782
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Tazewell, Virginia, United States
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April 4, 1832
Age 96
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Dry Fork, Tazewell County, Virginia, United States
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