Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameJohn H. Harman 
Birth22 Jan 1834, Harman Hills, Pendleton Co., (W) Virginia
Death11 Jan 1916, Alaska, Mineral Co., West Virginia
FatherSamuel Harman (1801-1888)
MotherChristina Harman (1809-1896)
Spouses
BirthMar 1832, Virginia
Death27 Aug 1859, Pendleton Co., (W) Virginia
FatherJohn Ritchie
MotherMary [Ritchie]
Birth1935, Virginia
Deathaft 11 Jan 1916, West Virginia
Death Memoprob. died in WV
ChildrenJohn Sheridan (1862-1916)
Notes for John H. Harman
1871Posted by Jeanette Simkins Mar 5, 2002 on web site, Descendants of Isaac Harman, the 1st:
Grant County (WV) Press, January 21, 1916:
"John H. Harman Dead
The subject of this sketch was born in Pendleton Co., Jan. 22, 1834, and died Jan. 11, 1916, age 81 years, 11 months and 19 days.
In early life he married Miss Mary Ritchie. To this union were born six children, two of whom preceded him to the spirit world years ago. Those living are Mrs. A. M. Horn, of Augusta Co., Va.; Mrs. J. M. Armstrong, Mrs. A. V. Kiser and Jno. S. Harman, of Alaska, Mineral Co. His excellent and devoted companion is in failing health with little hopes of her recovery.
Mr. Harman in early life engaged in the mercantile business for a number of years and was very successful, after which he turned his attention to farming and stock raising which also proved successful.
About 10 or 12 years ago in his declining years he found it necessary to give up the farm which he owned in the South Branch Valley at Upper Tract, and he and his companion retired and lived for a few years in the little village at Upper Tract. Seemingly not contented away from the farm and away from his children, to whom he was so much devoted, he came down to Mineral county six or eight years ago and located on a beautiful farm near Alaska, where he could spend the remaining years of his life pleasantly and near his children.
Mr. Harman was a kind hearted christian man, always ready to aid those who were in need, a loving companion to his wife and devoted father to his children.
Rev. H. E. Richarson, of the U. B. church, conducted the services in the presence of a large congregation of friends and relatives, after which the remains were laid to rest in the little cemetery in the rear of Euseba church on the eastern hillside overlooking the beautiful and picturesque valley of Pattersons Creek.
The pallbearers were: Active-J. M. Armstrong, A. M. Horn, J. S. Harman, J. Wm. Harman, D. M. Harman and A. V. Kiser. Honorary-Chas. Harman, Chas. Kiser, Clement Armstrong, Herbert Armstrong, Samuel Harman and Byron Kiser.
K."
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1872Children with John Harman:
1. John Sheridan HARMAN b: 5 Aug 1862 in Macksville, Pendleton Co., (W)VA
2. Katherine Cynthia HARMAN b: 1864 in West Virginia
3. Della Martha HARMAN b: 1867 in West Virginia
4. Rosetta F. "Etta" HARMAN b: 1868/1869 in Pendleton Co., WV
5. Charles S. HARMAN b: 1874 in West Virginia
6. unknown HARMAN
Grant County (WV) Press, January 21, 1916:
"John H. Harman Dead
The subject of this sketch was born in Pendleton Co., Jan. 22, 1834, and died Jan. 11, 1916, age 81 years, 11 months and 19 days.
In early life he married Miss Mary Ritchie. To this union were born six children, two of whom preceded him to the spirit world years ago. Those living are Mrs. A. M. Horn, of Augusta Co., Va.; Mrs. J. M. Armstrong, Mrs. A. V. Kiser and Jno. S. Harman, of Alaska, Mineral Co. His excellent and devoted companion is in failing health with little hopes of her recovery.
Mr. Harman in early life engaged in the mercantile business for a number of years and was very successful, after which he turned his attention to farming and stock raising which also proved successful.
About 10 or 12 years ago in his declining years he found it necessary to give up the farm which he owned in the South Branch Valley at Upper Tract, and he and his companion retired and lived for a few years in the little village at Upper Tract. Seemingly not contented away from the farm and away from his children, to whom he was so much devoted, he came down to Mineral county six or eight years ago and located on a beautiful farm near Alaska, where he could spend the remaining years of his life pleasantly and near his children.
Mr. Harman was a kind hearted christian man, always ready to aid those who were in need, a loving companion to his wife and devoted father to his children.
Rev. H. E. Richarson, of the U. B. church, conducted the services in the presence of a large congregation of friends and relatives, after which the remains were laid to rest in the little cemetery in the rear of Euseba church on the eastern hillside overlooking the beautiful and picturesque valley of Pattersons Creek.
The pallbearers were: Active-J. M. Armstrong, A. M. Horn, J. S. Harman, J. Wm. Harman, D. M. Harman and A. V. Kiser. Honorary-Chas. Harman, Chas. Kiser, Clement Armstrong, Herbert Armstrong, Samuel Harman and Byron Kiser.
K."
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1872Children with John Harman:
1. John Sheridan HARMAN b: 5 Aug 1862 in Macksville, Pendleton Co., (W)VA
2. Katherine Cynthia HARMAN b: 1864 in West Virginia
3. Della Martha HARMAN b: 1867 in West Virginia
4. Rosetta F. "Etta" HARMAN b: 1868/1869 in Pendleton Co., WV
5. Charles S. HARMAN b: 1874 in West Virginia
6. unknown HARMAN
Notes for Mary M. (Spouse 2)
1872Children with John Harman:
1. John Sheridan HARMAN b: 5 Aug 1862 in Macksville, Pendleton Co., (W)VA
2. Katherine Cynthia HARMAN b: 1864 in West Virginia
3. Della Martha HARMAN b: 1867 in West Virginia
4. Rosetta F. "Etta" HARMAN b: 1868/1869 in Pendleton Co., WV
5. Charles S. HARMAN b: 1874 in West Virginia
6. unknown HARMAN
1. John Sheridan HARMAN b: 5 Aug 1862 in Macksville, Pendleton Co., (W)VA
2. Katherine Cynthia HARMAN b: 1864 in West Virginia
3. Della Martha HARMAN b: 1867 in West Virginia
4. Rosetta F. "Etta" HARMAN b: 1868/1869 in Pendleton Co., WV
5. Charles S. HARMAN b: 1874 in West Virginia
6. unknown HARMAN