Hannah Smalley 1810 - 1883

 

Hannah Smalley Harshman

10 April 1810 - 23 October 1883

My great great great grandma 

Hannah was born 10 April 1810 Washington, Washington, Pennsylvania to Azariah Smalley and Elizabeth Slaught. She had 7 sisters and 2 brothers. 

Sarah Smalley 1798-1894

Jonathan Smalley 1799-1800

Mary Smalley 1800-1846

Anna Smalley 1802-1856

Azariah Smalley 1803-1845

Rosanna Smalley 1805-1882

Rebecca Smalley 1807-1884

Elizabeth Smalley 1809-1887

and Rachel Smalley 1811-1813

Hannah was married on 2 October 1827, Amwell, Washington, Pennsylvania to John Harshman. 

John Harshman's death notice 25 July 1885 it is mention that their family moved to Trumbull County, Ohio in 1847. Where they resided until 1851. Located to Hudson, Wisconsin and move to Spring Brook in 1855. 

Children: 

Catherine Harshman 1828-1887

Elizabeth Harshman 1829-1907

Daniel Delbert Harshman 1830-1905 served in the Civil War 

Limerick "Lem" Harshman 1832-1920

Margaret Harshman 1834-1922

Martha Jane Harshman 1836-1919

John O. Harshman 1839-1920 served in the Civil War

Hannah Lattimore Harshman 1840-1923 

Samuel McFarlane Harshman 1842-1915 served in the Civil War

George W. Harshman 1844-1844

William H. Harshman 1845-1864 served in the Civil War died of Typhoid in hospital at Camp Randall, in Madison, Wisconsin. 

Romania Amanda Harshman 1847-1891

Laura Matilda Harshman 1850-1927        

26 July 1850  Southington, Trumbull, Ohio  1850 Federal Census - John & Hannah Harshman  

John Harshman is listed as a Farmer. Real Estate value $600.  Twelve children listed. 

13 July 1860 Spring Brook, Dunn, Wisconsin  1860 Federal Census- John & Hannah Harshman

John Harshman is listed as a Farmer. Real Estate value $5000, Personal Estate value $1100.  Six children listed. And neighbor is son-in-law J.H. Eubanks and daughter Mary's family. J.H. Eubanks is listed as Merchant clerk with two children. 

13 August 1870 Spring Brook, Dunn, Wisconsin  1870 Federal Census - John & Hannah Harshman

John Harshman is listed as a Farmer. Real Estate value $5000, Personal Estates value $2000. Living by Son-in-law Bela Wilcox and daughter Laura.  Bela's occupation Carpenter. Personal Estate value $500. 

Son Daniel and family neighboring farm. Daniel is listed as Farmer. Real Estate value $5000, Personal Estate, Personal Estate $1000.  Son-in-law Thomas Dickson and daughter Margaret lived two farms away. Thomas listed as Farmer. Real Estate value $3000, Personal Estate $1500. 

24 June 1880 Spring Brook, Dunn, Wisconsin  1880 Federal Census - John & Hannah Harshman 

John is listed as a Farmer.  Son Samuel and family are listed on neighboring farm with family. And son-in-law Thomas Dickson and daughter Margaret are living two farms away. 

23 June 1883 The Dunn County News

        Mrs John Harshman is very sick, and very little hopes,

if any, are entertained of her recovery. She seemed 

 

very much better Monday 0 so much so that Mr. 

Lem. Harshman, of Lost Lake, and Mrs. Eubanks, 

of Rice Lake, (children of Mrs. H.) returned home. 

Mrs. Aldrich, of Nebraska and Mrs. Able of     

Minnesota, are in attendance at the bedside of 

their sick mother. June 20. CHATTY.      

8 November 1883 The Dunn County News  

Died. - At her residence, in Spring Brook, Mrs. John Harshman, age 73 years. Mrs. H, was born April 17, 1810, and married John Harshman, October 1827. She was converted and joined the Methodist church fifty-five years ago this month, and has lived in fellowship with the church of her choice since that time. Her illness was of five month's duration. Anticipating death from the first, she expressed resignation to the will of her master.  She has been a resident of Spring Brook twenty-six year and was loved be all for her many christian virtues. She leaves a husband, eight daughters and four sons to mourn their loss. Funeral services were held at the residence; sermon by Rev. John Holt, from Rev. 14:13-" Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord." The funeral was attended by a large concourse of relatives and friends.  

"The lights are surely gleaming

UPon the other shore;

Guiding our boats to that land, 

Where parting comes no more. 

Oct. 31.                            CHATTY

                            

Hannah died 23 October 1883, Spring Brook, Dunn, Wisconsin. Find A Grave - Hannah Smalley Harshman