Person:Jacob Harmon (7)

Jacob Harmon
b.22 Feb 1785
  • HJacob Harmon1785 - 1824
  • WMary Shelly1787 - 1852
m. 22 Oct 1807
  1. Jeremiah HarmanAbt 1809 - 1858
  2. Nathan HarmanAbt 1810 - 1865
  3. Jane Harmon1811 - 1872
  4. John HarmonAbt 1813 - 1895
  5. Elizabeth Harmon1814 - 1876
  6. Sarah HarmonAbt 1817 -
  7. Valentine Harmon1819 - 1860
  8. Mary Harmon1822 - 1904
  9. Peter Harmon1823 - 1879
Facts and Events
Name[1] Jacob Harmon
Alt Name[2] Jacob Harman
Gender Male
Birth[1] 22 Feb 1785
Alt Birth[2] 1785
Marriage 22 Oct 1807 to Mary Shelly
Alt Marriage Bef 1808 to Mary Shelly
Death[2] 1824 Whitley, Kentucky, United States
Burial[2] Jellico Creek Cemetery, Williamsburg, Whitley, Kentucky, United States
Probate[4] 15 Mar 1824 Whitley, Kentucky, United States
Other[3] Knox, Kentucky, United Statesmentioned in will of wife's maternal grandfather
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Email from Kristi Cox (Dayton, OH).
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Memorial # 55128753, in Find A Grave.

    Jacob Harmon, Birth: 1785, Death: 1824
    Spouse: Mary Shelly Harmon (1787 - 1852)
    Children: Peter Harmon / Harman (1823 - 1879)
    Burial: Jellico Creek Cemetery, Williamsburg, Whitley County, Kentucky, USA

  3. Cornelius, Charley M. (Charley Maynard). Shelly papers of Whitley County, Kentucky. (Albuquerque, New Mexico: C.M. Cornelius, 1978)
    p. 1.

    - The Will of Jeremiah Shelly dated 21 Sep 1797 names his wife, Jean, “my little son Nathan”, and two unnamed daughters. It is believed that they were Mary “Polly” Shelly b. 1787 married Jacob Harman b. 1785; and Elizabeth Shelly. Nathan Shelly b. 1790 married Mary “Polly” Meadors.
    - Jean and the three children above are all mentioned in the will of Alexander Campbell dated 10 Aug 1810 and recorded in Will Book A, Knox Co., KY. Jacob Herman is also mentioned in this will.

  4. Kentucky. County Court (Whitley County). Court order books, 1822-1868. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1968)
    Book #1; FHL #0532090, 1822-1839.

    p. 39, 15 Mar 1824
    On Motion of Polly Harmon the administration of the estate of Jacob Harmon dec'd is granted [water damage] whereupon she took oath . . .Executor bond with Valentine Harmon and Nathaniel Shelly [surety?]
    Brook Smith, Joseph Smith and James Campbell to appraise the personal estate and slaves if any
    p. 42 - May 1824
    a list of the estate of Jacob Harmon was produced in Court examined and ordered to be recorded