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1. [HARP] Looking for Henry Harp [1]
I am looking for Henry Blankenship Harp born 1889 in Ky His wife was Myrtle Maguire and info would be great i have some just need to piece it all together now. Thanks Nikki --------------------------------- Be a better Heartthrob. Get better relationship answers from someone who knows. Yahoo! Answers - Check it out.
2. Re: [HARP] Looking for Henry Harp [1]
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3. Harp ancestors [1]
My Harp ancestors were living in the Sumter County area of Georgia in the 1800s. James Harp was married to Olive; their son Henry (born in 1828) was married to Lydia Tomberlin; their son James Harp was married to 1. Doresia Bass and 2. Roxie Jones; their son James Clyde Harp married to Jeannie Lee. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com
4. Mira Harpe [1]
I am looking for a Mira Harp who came from Robeson County, North Carolina and married unknown Horne.I would like to know what his first name is?Mira married this Horne in the middle 1800,s.They had the following children that I know of. Henry, Elias, Joseph, and Irene Horne.
5. Thomas Marion Harp [1]
I am trying to verify some information that was given me. We have researched our line back to Thomas Marion Harp, father of James Samson Harp. We were told that Thomas' father is Joshua Joseph but the only Joshua Joseph we have found does not have a son names Thomas Marion. This would be along the Maryland-Virginia border around 1700. Any help you can give would be appreciated. Thanks, Ruth _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. V
6. Test message [1]
Testing.......testing. Just trying to see if I am actually subscribed. M. Dean Hunt Louisville, KY
7. Re: HARP-D Digest V01 #2 [1]
M hunt----- You make it. What Harp's are you looking for? Just Curious Sandy blhslj@aol.com
8. Joel HARP [1]
Hello everybody, Please allow me to introduce myself. I am a brand new subscriber to this list. I am M. Dean Hunt (the M. is for Melvin, and I still have not forgiven my mother for that) of Louisville, KY. I am seeking information on the siblings and parents of Joel HARP, born about 1788 in North Carolina according to his statements on the 1850 Census. In 1788 the area of North Carolina may have been present day Tennessee. His date of death is not known by me. He married Elizabeth (thought to be
9. Re: [HARP] Harp(e) Brothers [1]
--- Reharp1019@cs.com wrote: > Thanks for the information about the WebSite. I > have already found it and > really enjoyed reading it. I saw somewhere the the > Harpe brothers were from > Orange County, NC. > Do you have any additional information on that? Quite a few books have said that the Harp Bros came from NC but I can only name one source as naming an actual county. " Legends of the War of Independence and early settlements in the west" By: T. Marshall Smith in 1855. *I have photo copies of
10. [HARP] Re: HARP-D Digest V02 #7 [1]
Minniesoda, That story about the Harp brothers really sounds interesting. I know it will be very time consuming for you to type it out for us, but I hope that you will. Jinnye Koons
11. [HARP] Legends 1 [1]
Because of it's size and the time it will take me to type it out for you all, I'll send this a little at a time. Please keep in mind that I do not have the entire book, only photo copies of portions of it. Some pages get skipped all together and I'll note that as we go. I am also typing this word for word, with exact spelling as shown in my copies... (my poor spell checker) Minniesoda -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Legends Of the War Of Independence And of the Earlier Settlements In The West CHAPTER I. (page 2)
12. [HARP] Legends Part 2 [1]
At home Capt. D. was very happily situated. His companion was what might be called a handsome lady, the daughter of ------- Graham, a farmer of great respectability, in the vicinity of Hillsboro. She was pretty well educated in most of the English branches, and thoroughly instructed in, and accustomed to all the most useful and approved departments of housewifery ; full of luve and reverence for her worthy husband ; and of earnest affection and maternal solicitude for the proper instruction and rearing of
13. Re: [HARP] Harp Story [1]
I guess the people have spoken and some of you actually do want to hear more of that story. Guess I'll get to typing then. :p Minniesoda > I second that very gracious request! > Bobbie M > > > >Minniesoda, That story about the Harp brothers > really sounds interesting. > >I > >know it will be very time consuming for you to type > it out for us, but I > >hope > >that you will. Jinnye Koons __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE Valentine eCards with Yahoo
14. [HARP] HIBBARD, POTTER, BURKE,BURNETT,HARP [1]
Hello All, Here are a few names that I am working on. I have such a little amount but here it is. Robert L. HIBBARD born abt: 1886 married: 14 March 1910 place: New Berlin, Chenango, NY His parents are: Father: Fred HIBBARD: nothing more, need more Mother: Elizabeth POTTER: same as above Any and all help with them is more than welcome. Roberts spouse is: Hattie May BURKE born: 13 April 1892 in New Berlin, Chenango, NY her parents are: Father: Chri
15. [HARP] Legends Part 3 [1]
(Page 81) Chapter VIII A somewhat minute examination of the principles and spirit of the Whig and Tory population in the country, generally, and particularly in North Carolina - The Scenery of North Carolina, &c. ----------------------- "Good, my Lord, will you see the players well bestowed? Do you hear? Let them be well used; for they are the abstract, and brief chronicles of the time." - Hamlet, Act II Scene 2. In the preceding pages we have said but little upon the subject
16. [HARP] Legends Pt. 3 [1]
(Page 81) Chapter VIII A somewhat minute examination of the principles and spirit of the Whig and Tory population in the country, generally, and particularly in North Carolina - The Scenery of North Carolina, &c. ----------------------- "Good, my Lord, will you see the players well bestowed? Do you hear? Let them be well used; for they are the abstract, and brief chronicles of the time." - Hamlet, Act II Scene 2. In the preceding pages we have said but little upon the subject of the chief difficul
17. Re: [HARP] Harp(e) Brothers [1]
Please let me encourage you-no one could be more lacking in their typing skills than I. Best regards, Kathy > > Quite a few books have said that the Harp Bros came > from NC but I can only name one source as naming an > actual county. " Legends of the War of Independence > and early settlements in the west" By: T. Marshall > Smith in 1855. *I have photo copies of portions > pertaining to the bros. only* > > This book is a VERY interesting read by far. C
18. Re: [HARP] Illinois Harps [1]
--- Reharp1019@cs.com wrote: > > do you have any info on a Rushie Harp? He was my > husband's g grandfather. > His son was Grover Harp born about 1888 in Granville > County NC. Thanks I don't have any thing on a Rushie Harp but I have run into data on a Grover Harp. I only wish I could remember where I found stuff on Grover, it was a treasure trove of Harp data that included photos and Grover was one of them, I'm almost sure of it. http://members.tripod.com/~AprilPh/034.HTM April has a few photo
19. Re: [HARP] Harp(e) Brothers [1]
you should read Starling's history of henderson co.ky and his take on the harpes as it was written closer to the years they were actually there Minniesoda wrote: > > --- Reharp1019@cs.com wrote: > > Thanks for the information about the WebSite. I > > have already found it and > > really enjoyed reading it. I saw somewhere the the > > Harpe brothers were from > > Orange County, NC. > > Do you have any additional information on that? > > Quite a few books have said that the Harp Bros came > from NC but I
20. [HARP] Harps of Albany Co. NY [1]
I am dec. from Michael&Elizabeth Hallenbeck Harp, through son Michael Jr.&Nancy Wilcox Harp. Dont have any info beyond them and havent linked her with other Hallenbecks in area as to parents or siblings. He was b. about 1750 she about 1755 they were m. 31Mar1771 Stone Arabia Lutheran Church. All ch. were bapt. Albany area of New York. Can anyone help? Pete
21. Re: [HARP] Re: HARP-D Digest V02 #7 [1]
I second that very gracious request! Bobbie M >From: Jinnyemk@aol.com >Reply-To: HARP-L@rootsweb.com >To: HARP-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [HARP] Re: HARP-D Digest V02 #7 >Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2002 12:45:59 EST > >Minniesoda, That story about the Harp brothers really sounds interesting. >I >know it will be very time consuming for you to type it out for us, but I >hope >that you will. Jinnye Koons > > >==== HARP Mailing List ==== >What do you mean my grandparents didn't have any kids!?! > >=============
22. [HARP] Re: HARP-D Digest V02 #10 [1]
Minniesoda, thank you for printing this out. I know it was quite an undertaking for you. Jinnye Nobles Koons
23. RE: [HARP] Re: HARP-D Digest V02 #7 [1]
How do I unsubscribe to this list?? -----Original Message----- From: Jinnyemk@aol.com [mailto:Jinnyemk@aol.com] Sent: Monday, February 04, 2002 9:46 AM To: HARP-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [HARP] Re: HARP-D Digest V02 #7 Minniesoda, That story about the Harp brothers really sounds interesting. I know it will be very time consuming for you to type it out for us, but I hope that you will. Jinnye Koons ==== HARP Mailing List ==== What do you mean my grandparents didn't have any kids!?! ============
24. [HARP] Harps of NJ, Ohio,Illinois, and IA and Kansas [1]
Did Samuel Harp and his wife Jane have a son named William, born in OHio abt 1832? Willima married Eliza McCampbell in Washington county, Iowa in 1861. Samuel and Jane, according to 1850 and 1860 census had James, David, Elizabeth, Alva, Albert, Josephine, Mary J. The last that I have William Harp and his wife Eliza McCampbell Harp is in Marshall County, Ks. in 1880. I can share info for Eliza. Thanks, Brenda
25. [HARP] Harps of NY and Indiana [1]
Looking for Oliver Harp and his wife Jane information that were born in NY and lived in Noble county Indiana...1850 till at least 1880. Thanks, Brenda
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