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Eunice H. Harmon (Parsons)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Hampden County, Massachusetts, United States
Death: November 18, 1803 (85)
Rutland, Rutland, Vermont, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Jonathan C. Parsons; Abigail Parsons and ABIGAIL PARSONS
Wife of Reuben Harmon
Mother of JERUSHA POWERS; Eunice Post; Esther Prichard; Jerusha Powers; Mary Molley Harmon and 7 others
Sister of Aaron Parsons; Abigail Parsons; Medad Parsons; Jonathan Parsons and John Parsons
Half sister of Jonathan Parsons

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About Eunice Harmon (Parsons)

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Name Eunice Parsons Gender Female Birth[1] Cal 1717 Marriage 25 Aug 1739 to Reuben Harmon, Sr. Death[1] 18 Nov 1803 Rutland, Rutland, Vermont, United States

Spouse and Children (edit)

   H.  Reuben Harmon, Sr.1714/15 - 1794
   W.  Eunice Parsons1717 - 1803

m. 25 Aug 1739

   Eunice Harmon1739/40 -

Esther Harmon1741/42 -
Jerusha Harmon1744 - 1783
Mary HarmonAbt 1746 -
Matthew HarmonAbt 1748 -
Reuben Harmon, Jr.1750 - 1806
Medad Harmon1752 -
Rosanna Harmon1754 -
Oliver Harmon1756 -
Adah Harmon1759 -
References

   ↑ 1.0 1.1 Biographical history of northeastern Ohio, embracing the counties of Ashtabula, Trumbull and Mahoning: containing portraits of all the presidents of the United States, with a biography of each, together with portraits and biographies of Joshua R. Giddings, Benjamin F. Wade, and a large number of the early settlers and representative families of to-day. (Chicago [Illinois]: Lewis Publishing, 1893), p. 421.

"His [John Harman's] great-grandson, Reuben,....was born at Sunderland, Massachusetts, or perhaps at Springfield, on February 18, 1714, and married Eunice Parsons, of Suffield, Connecticut, August 25, 1739. In 1759, he sold his real estate in Suffield, and, in 1776, became a large land owner in Rupert, Vermont. In 1779, he bought 170 acres in Rutland, the latter State, to which town he soon afterward removed, and where he held the offices of Selectman and Justice of the Peace in 1780. In June of that year, the records show that he conveyed ninety acres of land in Rutland to each of his sons, Oliver and Reuben, Jr.,... Reuben, Sr., died in Rutland, Vermont, in September, 1794, his widow surviving him until November 18, 1803, expiring at the age of eighty-six years, both greatly regretted.

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Eunice Harmon (Parsons)'s Timeline

1718
April 11, 1718
Hampden County, Massachusetts, United States
1739
1739
Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
1741
1741
Suffield, Hartford County, Connecticut Colony
1744
October 27, 1744
Suffield, Hartford County, CT, Colonial America
1746
1746
Suffield, Hartford Co., Morocco
1746
Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut
1748
1748
Suffield, CT
1750
1750
Suffield, CT
1752
March 14, 1752
Suffield, CT