From The Utah Society of the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution:
Application for Membership, by Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.:
Prentice "Thomas" Tinney, father of the said Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.,
was born 26th Aug 1905, Berry, Harrison County, Kentucky, USA; died 22 Aug 1995,
Sacramento County, California, USA; married as his first of three wives:
Hazel Kathleen Greene, 14 Mar 1928, Newport, Campbell County, Kentucky, USA.
Hazel was born 13 June 1900, Xenia, Greene County, Ohio, USA; died 31 Aug 1977,
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, USA.

Prentice "Thomas" Tinney, the father of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.,  was the son of:
Joseph Tinney, born 26 Dec 1868, Harrison County, Kentucky, USA, died 11 Feb 1940,
Warren County, Ohio, USA.  Joseph Tinney is buried in the Miami Cemetery, Warren,
Ohio, USA.  A letter from Joseph Tinney to his mother is preserved, written 29 Nov 1909.
Joseph states: "take care of yourself and write to me hope you are well how is all the folks
Nettie sends you the babies pictures goodby your son Joe Tinney."
Joseph married 14 Feb 1891, Mount Sterling, Montgomery County, Kentucky,
(from Family Bible Records), as his only wife: Addie Arnettie "Nettie" Hardin.
Addie  was born 23 Aug 1871, Harrison County, Kentucky, USA, died 09 Jan 1950,
Warren County, Ohio, USA.
[Addie Arnettie Hardin, the grandmother of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr., was the daughter of:
*Harvey Newton Hardin and *Clarinda Green.
*Clarinda Green was the daughter of:
**Fielding Benjamin Green.
**Fielding Benjamin Green was the son of:
***Gerrard/Jarred Green, [Will Record of Gerrard Green of Harrison County, Kentucky]
a Revolutionary War Soldier, born 27 Mar 1762, in Fairfax County, Virginia, USA.
***Gerrard/Jarred Green was a son of  ****James Green.
*Harvey Newton Hardin, who married *Clarinda Green,  was the son of:
**Saviel D. Hardin, born 06 Jan 1805, in Kentucky by his second wife: **Nancy Lay/Lea.
**Saviel D. Hardin was the son of:
***Saviel Hardin, born __ ___ 1768.  [Re: Savil Hardin]* SEE BELOW.
Information on the Hardin/Green families was published in January 1985:
The Harden Newsletter, The Voice of the Harden/Hardin/Harding Family Association,
Volume 2, No. 1, pages 32-34.
**Nancy Lay/Lea, who married **Saviel D. Hardin, was the daughter of:
***Gideon Lea, Jr. and his wife ***Phoeba/Phebe Fares/Fariss; marriage bond 11 June 1801.
Gideon , Jr. was "dis enlisting as a soldier; paper read at South River Mtg, dated 08 Apr 1797".
***Gideon Lea, Jr. was the son of:
****Gideon Lea, Sr. and ****Sally Ann/Anna/Anny Caffery.  This family is recorded in:
Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. VI, South River Monthly Meeting --
Bedford County, NOW Campbell County, Virginia, USA; Gideon, Sr. was not a Friend;
he was a freeholder in A.D. 1779 in Orange County, Virginia.
****Gideon Lea, Sr.  was the son of:
*****Francis Lea and his wife *****Ann/Anne ----------.
See: Report of Research on THE LEA FAMILY In Virginia & North Carolina Before 1800,
by Ben L. Rose, published 1984.
****Sally Ann/Anna/Anny Caffery was the daughter of:
*****John Caffery/Coffry and *****Elizabeth Major.
See: LDS FHC film # 1,033,596, The Rucker Family Genealogy, by Sudie Rucker Wood,
pages 312-326, 535-537, including deeds, wills, etc. (copies).] The Rucker Family Society

Joseph Tinney, the grandfather of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr., was the son of:
John Henry Tinney, born 23 Feb 1844, Harrison County, Kentucky, USA, died
23 June 1885, Kelat, Harrison, Kentucky, USA; he was a Civil War Soldier on the
side of the Union Army.  John married, 05 Mar 1867 at Wm. Ratliff's house,
Harrison County, Kentucky, as his only wife: Louisa Lawson.  Louisa was born
13 Mar 1848, Berry, Harrison, Kentucky, USA; died 26 June 1930; daughter of
Jeremiah Lawson and his wife, Nancy Toliver, (daughter of Joel Toliver and
Hannah Sebastian, [the daughter of Benjamin Sebastian]).  The Lawson Family
has been published in: Our Family, by William Everett Lawson, (Kershaw, SC: By
the Comp., November 1978).  Also, William Lawson, A Scottish Rebel, by Bill Porter,
(Radford, VA: Commonwealth Press, Inc., 1983); subsequent newsletters, etc.
Jeremiah Lawson fought and died in the American Civil War, on the side of the North.
Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, was the scene of a severe battle during the War
between the States.  Jeremiah Lawson died on 17 July 1862, when General
John H. Morgan, with about 800 men, captured the town, which was defended by a
Federal force under Col. John J. Landrum.  Much of the fighting was around the old
covered bridge over the Licking River, but Jeremiah Lawson refused to give up.
He died, as the last man, defending the old county courthouse.

John Henry Tinney, the great-grandfather of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.,
was the son of:
Josiah Fleming Tinney, born 08 Apr [A.D. 1813-aged 22 years] 1791,
__________, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA;
[listed in Revolutionary War Pension records of his father John Tinney, stating:
Josiah F. Tinney enlisted in Mason Co., Ky., in the service of the United States as a
Regular Soldier about the time and previous to the War of 1812; that he never returned
(to the area of Harrison County, Kentucky) until about 1840.]   Josiah, is documented as:
Josiah F[leming] Tinney, (blacksmith), recorded in Army Enlistments
in the United States, A.D. 1798-1815, from (LDS FHC film # 350,318),
# 1406 - Tinney, Josiah F.; 5th US Inf.; Height - 5'10''; Eyes- blue;
Hair- dark; Complexion- sallow; Age 22 [years] [born circa 1791];
Occupation- blacksmith; Where Born- Alleghany [Allegheny] County, Pennsylvania,
USA; Dated- 21 Apr 1813; by Lt. Hook for 5 years; enlistment paper
appears as Josiah Fleming Tinney; DR Lt. W. C. Birds  Balto  1 Present.

The pocketbook of Josiah F. Tinney is still extant, with the following written:
"Josiah F. Tinney, his hand and pen
he will be good but God noes when
Do not steal this pocket book for shame."
Josiah F. Tinney, dated 15 Aug 1812- Chester Co. (County), Pa. (Pennsylvania).
This notation in his pocketbook, indicates that when Josiah F. Tinney left his father
John Tinney's residence in Kentucky circa 1812, he actually went to Chester County,
Pennsylvania, apparently on Brandywine Creek where his mother Jane or Joan Evans
was born, (his mother's Evans relatives still residing in the area in A.D. 1812).
Josiah F. Tinney (son of John Tinney and Jane or Joan Evans), his pocketbook.
He was b. (born) in Alleghany (Allegheny) County, (Pennsylvania), he is thirty (actually
25 years, born circa 1791) years of age the 8th day of April 1816 his father was born in
Maryland in Harford County and his mother was born in Pa. (Pennsylvania) in Chester Co.
(County), on Brandywine Creek and anyone fines (finds) this noat (note) book will oblidge
me and brings it in harford Co. (Harford County, Maryland) 3 miles below lower crossroad.
It appears from these family records that relatives of John Tinney were residing in Harford
County, Maryland, as late as circa A. D. 1816.

Josiah Fleming Tinney, died in May 1856.  He is listed in the United States 1850 Census
of Harrison County, Kentucky, District # 1, # 901-901.  Josiah Fleming Tinney, married
19 Oct 1841, Harrison County, Kentucky, USA, to Martha Simpson, the daughter of
Moses Simpson and Permelia ----------.  Martha (Simpson) Tinney died 29 June 1881.
Martha Simpson, the daughter of Moses Simpson, is listed online, within both the
Register Report of John Simpson and The Descendants of Adam Wyatt (pdf)
Moses Simpson was buried at the Antioch Mills Cemetery, Harrison County, Kentucky,
on 14 Oct 1855, aged 74 years [born circa 1781], as noted in publication: Kentucky Ancestors,
year 1979, V15-2, pages 109-110.  He is listed in the US 1850 Census of Harrison County, KY,
District # 1, aged 66, [born circa 1784] in the State of Virginia.

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The Ancestors of Michael Bayless, shows evidence of two distinct marriages.
Working Paper family structure from family records of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.;
deed bk 17, pg 204, 01 July 1839, Richland Creek; deed bk 26, pgs 102-103,
20 August 1856; marriages of Martha Simpson (19 Oct 1841 to Josiah Tinney),
Henry Simpson (11 July 1851 to Louisa Frances King) and Elizabeth Simpson
(07 Sep 1837 to Wilson Richards), from letters of Malle Beckett Lucas Coyle;
all used in comparison with online published records, to produce following data:

Moses Simpson married (1) Permelia __________; apparently circa AD 1800.

CHILDREN:

A.  Agnes Simpson, born circa 1801/4 - The Bonar List [Agnes, daughter of Moses
     and Permelia Simpson, died 29 Sep 1815, aged 11 years].  The Barton List [Agnes Simpkins,
     died 29 Sep 1815, aged 14 years (born circa 1801); daughter of M. & P. Simpkins] - Agnes Simpson

B.  Washington Simpson, born circa 1803 - Register Report of John Simpson
     Washington Simpson; married 07 May 1826, Harrison County, Kentucky, Martha Marion.
     [SIMPSON, Washington J. and Patsy MAINOR, bond date: May 6, 1826, married May 7, 1826]

. . .Mona A. or Mana Simpson

. . .Permelia Simpson

C.  MARETA SIMPSON, m. JOSIAH TENNY - Register Report of John Simpson - Martha Simpson
     Martha Simpson, born 1812, married 19 Oct 1841 Josiah Fleming Tinney; she died 29 June 1881.
     [KING, Josias F. and Martha SIMPSON, bond date: October 11, 1841, married October 12, 1841]
     Note:  Family records show a listing of George King Tinney, born 19 Jan 1834; relationship unknown.
     [KING, George A. and Ann EADS, bond date: October 12, 1841, no marriage date.]


Moses Simpson married (2) 10 January 1818, Pendleton County Marriage Records
Emily Wyatt, with "Proof by Mordecai Wyatt".  The Descendants of Adam Wyatt (pdf)

The Moses Simpson family structure, Census Year: 1840, for Harrison County, Kentucky:
one male    50-60   [born circa 1780-1790] [apparently Moses Simpson]
one female  40-50   [born circa 1790-1800] [apparently Emily (Wyatt) Simpson]
one male    20-30   [born circa 1810-1820]
one male    15-20   [born circa 1820-1825]
one male    10-15   [born circa 1825-30]
one female  10-15  [born circa 1825-30]
one female  05-10  [born circa 1830-35]]

JOHN SIMPSON, b. 1819, Harrison Co. Ky.; d. 1886
Register Report of John Simpson - John Simpson
one male    20-30   [born circa 1810-1820]

HENRY SIMPSON, b. April 22, 1822; d. June 11, 1910, Harrison Co. Ky. buried - Antioch.
[SIMPSON, Henry and Louisa Frances KING, bond date: July 11, 1851, married July 15, 1851]
Register Report of John Simpson - Henry Simpson
one male    15-20   [born circa 1820-1825]

ELIZABETH SIMPSON, m. WILSON RICHARDS
Register Report of John Simpson - Elizabeth A. Simpson [born circa 1823]
[RICHARDS, Wilson and Elizabeth SIMPSON, bond date: July 19, 1837, married July 19, 1837]
one female  10-15  [born circa 1825-30]

DANIEL SIMPSON, b. October 15, 1827, Harrison Co. Ky.; d. December 23, 1879.
Register Report of John Simpson - Daniel Simpson
[Mrs. Martha Simpson, husband of Daniel Simpson, was born May 5, 1830 and died
January 6, 1916 (d/c #1435)) and was the daughter of George Lemmons] - The Bonar List
one male    10-15   [born circa 1825-30]

SARAH SIMPSON, b. October 12, 1843; d. March 09, 1923; m. JACOB FOGLE.
Register Report of John Simpson - Sarah A. Simpson [born circa 1830/1834]
one female  05-10  [born circa 1830-35]]
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Josiah Fleming Tinney, the 2nd great-grandfather of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.,
was the son of:
Tinney, John, born __ ___ 1747, __________, Harford, Maryland, USA;
[Harford County, Maryland was created in A.D. 1773 from Baltimore County.];
Son of ---------- ---------- and ---------- ----------;
Spouse of Jane or Joan Evans.  A civil record exists showing John Tinney
married to Joan McClery, dated 23 Apr 1789, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania,
USA.  Correspondence between Winfield Scott, Commissioner, and the
Honorable [Senator] Smith W. Brookhart, in the papers of the Revolutionary
War pension claim W. 9521, state that it appears:
John Tinney enlisted at Pittsburgh [Pennsylvania] in 1776 or 1777 and
served as a private in Captain Uriah Springer's Company, Colonel John Gibson's
Virginia Regiment. He was in the battles of Brandywine and Germantown, and
served until 1783; that he continued to serve until the close of the War in 1783,
when he was discharged in Pittsburgh, in the State of Pennsylvania.  At the time of
the marriage in 1789, according to the testimony of Jane Evans, she lived with an
Uncle of hers by the name of Evans, who was a man considerably older than herself,
who went with them, to the Magistrate, some distance.  There was but few present
at her marriage and the[y] mostly strangers to her and there being no family record of
marriage (it having been lost or destroyed) and her certificate of marriage being also lost
or destroyed.  The other correspondence states that the soldier married soon after the
close of the Revolution in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.  Westmoreland is the
county east of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in which latter county is the city of
Pittsburgh.

Thus, this record indicates the area of residence for John Tinney's wife, the widow
Jane McClary, was somewhere in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, within the
home of a much older Uncle Evans.  Revolutionary War Records also indicate that
John Tinney resided about Allegheny County, Pennsylvania until circa 1801, when he
was listed as being a resident of West Liberty, Ohio County, now [West] Virginia, USA.
They came to Kentucky from there in A.D. 1808, where John Tinney followed the
trade of blacksmith for a number of years in Kentontown, Harrison County, Kentucky.
From thence they moved to Nicholas County, Kentucky, where the future son-in-law,
Benjamin Gaunce, first became acquainted with the family and where the said
John Tinney died.  John Tinney was allowed pension on his application executed
September 14, 1818.  In 1820 he was seventy-three years old [born circa 1747] and
a resident of Nicholas County, Kentucky.  He died March 16, 1835 in Nicholas County,
Kentucky. Benjamin Gaunce testified that he had charge of the said Jane Tinney
ever since the death of the said John Tinney, with the exception of a few months
until her death.

The New American Dictionary of First Names, (1983), notes that:
Jane (f) is a form of Latin Johanna, feminine of Johannes (John).
The earlier form was Joan, but Jane overtook it in popularity from the
16th century onwards.  Thus, Joan in the marriage record was also Jane.
She is listed in (LDS FHC film # 442,984), US 1850 Census of Pendleton
County, Kentucky, USA, page 374, taken 03 Sep 1850, in family of her
son-in-law, Benjamin Gaunce, as Jane Tinney, aged 90 years, female,
born Pennsylvania, circa A.D. 1760.  In a statement made by John Tinney
in Nicholas County, Kentucky, dated 4th day of July 1820, his wife is
mentioned as about 55 years of age, old and unable to work, thus born
circa A.D. 1765.  She was born in Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA
and she died 26 October 1853, in Harrison County, Kentucky, USA,
leaving the following children: Josiah F. Tinney; Emily, wife of
Benjamin Gaunce living in Harrison County, Kentucky; Lucinda, wife
of Lewis Shaw living in Nicholas County, Kentucky; and Jane Tinney
living in Pendleton County, Kentucky.  They were allowed the pension
due their mother.  Other children referred to in the case are: John, their
oldest son, who married in Pennsylvania and died there about 1838;
Margaret, James, Cyntha Ane, and Absalom.

The following were the names of the children of the above described John Tinney
and Jane Tinney his wife born after their marriage: [Pension Record]  Viz:
John Tinney, mentioned in former declaration as being a man grown in 1808;
Josiah F. Tinney;
Do(a)ugherty;
& Margret;
Lea;
James, dead;
Lucinda;
Cynthiane;
Emely;
Absalom;
and Jane Tinney.
In A. D. 1854, Lemuel Downard aged fifty-four years and living in Harrison County,
Kentucky, stated that he married Mary Richey, a granddaughter of John and Jane Tinney.

John Tinney,  born 1747 in Harford County, Maryland, is listed under Tenney: Tinney,
in the DAR Patriot Index, [USA], Centennial Edition, Part III, published 1990,
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, page 2902;
died 16 Mar 1834, State of Kentucky, USA; Pvt - Virginia - PNSR.
The History of Harford County, Maryland, [USA], from (LDS FHC book # 975.274 H2p),
pages 106-107, shows: John Tinny, of the freemen of Lower Cross Roads in Harford County.
[See additional records in the Tinney Surname Section of this web page.  See also:
Kentucky Ancestors, beginning with Vol. 2, No. 4, (April 1967),
"Genealogist Seeks Help From Harrison County, Kentucky, Relatives",
pages 133-137, and the following issue, pages 24- to the end of article.]

Notes:
Tinney, John, from Early Harford Countians,
[Maryland, USA], published 1993,
by Henry C. Peden, Jr., page 462,
Taxable in Spesutia Lower Hundred in A.D. 1774,
with George Copland as his security.
In Tax Lists of A.D. 1774; Taxables only
(white males aged 18 years and upwards,
plus servants and slaves of all ages).

Tinny, John, from Early Harford Countians, [Maryland, USA],
published 1993, by Henry C. Peden, Jr., page 463,
Private in county militia in A.D. 1775; in
Revolutionary Patriots of Harford County, 1775-1783:
Tinny, John, Private, Capt. Archer's Co., No. 2,
September 16, 1775.
(E-107); in History of Harford County, Maryland,
published 1901, by Walter W. Preston.

In 1928, Prentice was in Civil Service, Signal Corp, as Radio Operator, Fairfield
Air Depot, near Dayton, Ohio.  Prentice Elliott Tinney, son of
Prentice "Thomas" Tinney and Hazel Kathleen Greene, was born 01 Jan 1929,
at Fairfield, Greene County, Ohio, USA; died unmarried 30 Dec 1943.
Prentice Elliott Tinney was the newest baby for that year in the area.  The family
received many gifts from local merchants and this occasion was noted in the
local newspaper.  This included about three months of coal and about $300
worth of goods.  [He was LDS baptized after his death on 08 Dec 1945; LDS
endowed 09 Oct 1951.  My mother greatly loved her first child Prentice Elliott
and was never to forget his untimely death.  She always prayed to God that she
would die before she would ever see any of her other children pass away.
I remember my mother Hazel telling me he died from over- exposure and
pneumonia.  He was in an old fashioned oxygen tent and Mom remembered his
terror of the noise of the machine as he died.  She saw his feet become cold and
blue and the death process working up his legs.  My mother always felt her first born
son Prentice Elliott Tinney would have led a good life and would not have died if
he could have been administered penicillin.  It was not available because of World War II.
The doctor could not obtain it because it was being given first to the troops on the front
lines of battle.  So, our family gave a life for the war effort.]

Prentice "Thomas" Tinney remembered that when he was in the Signal Corp he worked
the airship "Hindenburg" in the early 1930's.  Things were different then.  As planes
or airships traveled across the country, the communication was from airport to airport,
or region to region.  [The German zeppelin "Hindenburg" burst into flames while preparing
to dock at Lakehurst, New Jersey, on 06 May 1937.  It fell to the ground killing all thirty-five
passengers and crew aboard and one additional crew member on the ground.]  At this time,
Prentice and Hazel were living on Darst Avenue.  Dad worked at Wright Field as Radio
Operator - remote operator keyed to Fairfield.  Homes: Next lived at Livingston Avenue in
Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio, a short street between Lindon and Huffman Avenue;
renting a little house.  Radio operator - military air flights and weather reports conveyed to pilots.
From Livingston, the family moved to Edgar Avenue, with Hazel now pregnant with Marilyn.
The family was living at this time in a duplex rental unit.

Tinney, Marilyn Jean, born 11 May 1930, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA;
Daughter of Prentice "Thomas" Tinney and Hazel Kathleen Greene;
[Marilyn Jean Tinney married 27 Jan 1951, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio,
Douglas Grant Purdon, the son of Ralph Douglas Purdon and Hazel Violet Tipton.
Douglas and Marilyn were the parents of two children:
Karen Jean Purdon,
born 03 Mar 1959, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio.
Karen married 11 Aug 1978, Idaho Falls LDS Temple, Idaho, Thomas D. Kershaw, Jr..
Douglas Ralph Purdon,
born 02 July 1960, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio; (Died as a child, 05 July 1960).]

Norman Keene Tinney, born 24 Sep 1931, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA;
died 02 May 1981 in San Diego County, California and was buried 06 May 1981;
Services Greenwood Mortuary, with Interment at Greenwood Memorial Park;
291-26-3929; U.S. Social Security Death Index;
Son of Prentice "Thomas" Tinney and Hazel Kathleen Greene.
[Norman Keene Tinney married 25 Mar 1965, Merida, Yucatan, MEXICO,
Thelma Alicia Del Socorro Hernandez Monsreal, the daughter of
M. Manuel Hernandez Alcocer and Alicia Monsreal Rodriguez.
Norman and Thelma were the parents of two children:
Cheri (Chery) Ann(e) Tinney,
born 29 Mar 1966, National City, San Diego County, California, USA;
Norman Keene Tinney, Jr. (wife: Kathy),
born 19 July 1970, La Mesa, San Diego County, California, USA.]

Homes:  From Edgar Avenue, the Prentice Tinney family moved to Marimont Drive,
on Hearstone Platt - Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio; a three bedroom home.
[This home rented for $25.00/month during the Depression.  In A.D. 1977, Dad
estimated the house would be worth over $100,000.]  Norman and Nelson Tinney were
born at this time in the Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, while the family was
still residing on Marimont Drive.  Then the house was sold and the family moved to
16 Bidleman Street in Dayton, Ohio.

Tinney, Nelson James, born 05 June 1935, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA;
Son of Prentice "Thomas" Tinney and Hazel Kathleen Greene.
[Nelson James Tinney married 15 July 1961, SLC, SL County, Utah, USA,
Elvira Martha Hedi Christa Soetje, the daughter of Hans Christoph Soetje and
Anna Hedwig Rosa Stark.
Nelson and Elvira were the parents of five children:
Carmen Monika Tinney (Mrs. Gary Walsh),
born 20 Feb 1962, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Vicki Ann Tinney (Mrs. John Tuttle),
born 25 Feb 1964, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
James (Jim) Nelson Tinney (wife: Ginger),
born 25 Jan 1966, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Connie Hazel Tinney (Mrs. John McMurray),
born 29 Oct 1968, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Darin Sean Tinney,
born 04 June 1972, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.]

Tinney, Sharon Lou, born 13 June 1938, Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio, USA;
Daughter of Prentice "Thomas" Tinney and Hazel Kathleen Greene.   The family
was living at 16 Bidleman Street, Dayton, Ohio, at the time of her birth into the world.
[Sharon Lou Tinney married 05 Dec 1955, Harvey LaVar Steel, the son of
Harvey James Steel and Mabel Minnie Johnson.  Harvey was later a Bishop
in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Harvey LaVar and Sharon were the parents of seven children:
Laine Allen Steel (wife: Linda),
born 18 Sep 1956, Provo, Utah, Utah;
Tamara Steel (Mrs. Roger Toberer),
born 02 June 1959, Provo, Utah, Utah;
Scott D. Steel,
born 23 May 1961, Boise, Ada, Idaho;
Randy (Randolph) Steel (wife: Deana),
born 26 Dec 1962, Boise, Ada, Idaho;
Susan Steel (Mrs. David Lee),
born 03 July 1964, Boise, Ada, Idaho;
Wendi Steel (Mrs. Garth Gonzales)
born 07 Aug 1965, Boise, Ada, Idaho;  
Nicole Steel (Mrs. Matt Nedvalack),
born 15 Oct 1971, Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho.]

Prentice now moved his growing family to a little farm, just outside the town of
Waynesville, Warren County, Ohio, on Route #73.  This farm had twenty-five [25]
acres of land, a two story comfortable home, with furnace, electricity, bathroom
facilities and an additional structure: a barn for the horses and cows.  Prentice raised
chickens and sold eggs on the side.  The family had two cows while living here.

Tinney, Charles Evan, born 11 Jan 1940, Waynesville, Warren, Ohio, USA;
Son of Prentice "Thomas" Tinney and Hazel Kathleen Greene.
[Research Notes:  LDS Church Historian's Office, SLC, Utah, Missionary Record L,
page 89, # 888; went on an LDS Mission (Great Lakes); set apart 13 Apr 1960, by
George Q. Morris; departed 18 Apr 1960; released 20 Apr 1962   Charles at one time
worked in management for the Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C., 20505.
He ran for the public office of Mayor of Salt Lake City, Utah in the fall of 1979.  See:
The Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday, 07 Oct 1979, B 3; also, Wednesday, 10 Oct 1979, E 1.
Charles Evan Tinney married 06 Jan 1969, Patricia Melanie Zerbe, the daughter of
Richard Monroe Zerbe and Marguerite La Rae Lucas.
Charles and Patricia were the parents of eight children:
Maria Patricia Tinney (Mrs. Shawn Nessen),
born 22 Dec 1969, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Evan Charles Tinney (wife: Stefnie),
born 03 Feb 1971, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Roman Douglas Tinney (wife: Emily),
born 28 Mar 1972, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
LaDawn Tinney (Mrs. Todd Rindlisbaker),
born __ ___ 1973 (Dec 1974 - aged 1 & 1/2 years), of Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Tiffany Robin Tinney (Mrs. Buddy Ferguson),
born 21 Sep 1974, [while residents of Oceanside], San Diego County, California;
Stephanie Heather Tinney (Mrs. Brad Theurer),
born 19 Mar 1976, [while residents of Alexandria, near Washington, DC], State of Virginia;
Valerie Tinney,
born __ ___ 1978 (Dec 1979 - aged 20 months), of Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Alyson Desiree Tinney,
born 26 Nov 1979, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah.]

Charles and Tom were born at home with the help of Dr. Mary L. Cook, a lady in
her 80's, and their grandmother Mary Elizabeth (Thompson) Greene.  Dad says he also
helped in the births with the administration of chloroform and actual labor.  In A.D. 1941,
Dad was Aircraft Radio Lab worker - Assistant Radio Engineer.
 

Tinney, Rebecca Sarah, born 07 April 1983, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Daughter of Vicki Chris Rae Baker; married to Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.

Tinney, Matthew Abraham, born 03 April 1984, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Son of  Vicki Chris Rae Baker; married to Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.

Tinney, Jr., Thomas Milton, born 18 May 1986, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah;
Son of  Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr. and Vicki Chris Rae Baker
 
Tinney, Michelle Gabrielle, born 24 April 1988, Sacramento, Sacramento, California;
Daughter of  Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr. and Vicki Chris Rae Baker

Tinney, Jonathan Ray Elijah, born 24 May 1990, Sacramento, Sacramento, California;
Son of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr. and Vicki Chris Rae Baker
 
 

Reference: Who's Who in the West,  26^th Edition, 1998-1999.

Avocation: Matching scholarly record sources with Mormon Family
History Library Systems as a retired genealogical research specialist,
when health permits.

In A.D. 1942, Prentice was a Radio Engineer.  The family moved back to Bidleman Street
at this time.  One more child was conceived after Tommy was born in 1941, but it was
lost by a miscarriage due to the poor health Mom was enduring. By A.D. 1944, Dad had
become a Senior Radio Engineer; flying electromagnetic interference control.

Prentice "Thomas" Tinney, married secondly, 19 Feb 1949, _________, _________,
__________, USA; Spouse of Ethel Helen Gebele, the daughter of:
Michael Sylvorus Gebele and Rose Celesta Hamman.  He was now a faithful practicing
Catholic since this marriage to Ethel, who was a very pleasant woman.  [Ethel was born
29 Jan 1908, St. Henry, Mercer County, Ohio; died 12 Nov 1967, at Hermosa Beach, in
Los Angeles County, California, USA.]

Michael Joseph Tinney, was born 08 Dec 1949, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, USA;
[A half brother of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.)]; Son of Prentice "Thomas" Tinney and
Ethel Helen Gebele.
[Michael Joseph Tinney married Jo Anne James.
They resided at 1051 Avenue "D", Redondo Beach, California 90277.
They were the parents of one child:
Travis Michael Tinney,
born 06 May 1969, at Hawthorne, Los Angeles County, California, USA.]

Prentice "Thomas" Tinney married thirdly, 07 May 1968, Hermosa Beach, Los Angeles,
California, USA; Spouse of Mary Louise Muegenburg.
[Mary was born 22 Dec 1913, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, the daughter of
Harry Muegenburg and Marie Celina Duquette.]

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Letter dated 03 Sep 1975, Grandpa Tinney to the Tommy Tinney family:
Thank you very much for your nice birthday greeting.
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You will never know how much your letter has warmed my spirit.  I have been walking
about in the glow of it for several days.
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The seasons come and go, and the years pass on; but grandfather Tinney remains
a young whipper-snapper.  Hi!
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I hope to see you soon.
                                               Love and best wishes,
                                               [Signed: GrandPa]
__________________________Grandpa Tinney_______________________________

Prentice visited with his son, Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr., on the 1st of October 1977,
accompanied by his 3rd wife Mary, at 1505 University Village-East, Salt Lake City, Utah.
He had a ham radio license at this time in his Rancho Cordova, California home and enjoyed
communicating with ham radio operators throughout the world, including behind the
"Iron Curtain" of Russia.  [W6JAL: Prentice "Tom" Tinney, at: 2021 Benita Drive, #1,
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670]

Prentice "Thomas" Tinney, the father of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr., and his third wife,
Mary Louise Muegenberg, the step-mother of Thomas Milton Tinney, Sr.; their ashes have
been placed together at Calvary Cemetery in Sacramento, California.  They were placed there
on 15 July 1997, at 11:00 A.M.  The location is in the mausoleum facing south.
Mary Louise (Muegenberg) Tinney died on 10 July 1997.  She had been hospitalized on
July 2nd for pneumonia.  It was determined that she had a stroke.  She was unable to swallow
and lost all of her sight in the left eye.  She died quietly during the night with her daughter
Celina Barbara Wright (Mrs. Francis Charles Davin), Celina's son Brian and daughter,
Mary with her.  The last few years since Tom passed away have been very difficult for Mary.
After Tom had his heart attack in June of 1994, Mary had a job and that was to make sure her
husband Tom was O.K., during the night, and that he ate, etc. during the day.  Tom passed
away 22 Aug 1995.  Tom was great at quoting the works of Shakespeare, [William,
A.D. 1564-1616, English dramatist and poet], and rode a bicycle for exercise in later life.

Descendants of Savil Hardin, Sr.

Generation No. 1

1. SAVIL1 HARDIN, SR.1 was born Abt. 17401, and died Abt. 1826 in Pendleton Co., KY1.
       
Children of SAVIL HARDIN, SR. are:
2.       i.       SAVIL2 HARDIN, JR., b. Abt. 1768, MD; d. Abt. 1832, Harrison Co., KY.
       ii.       ISAAC HARDIN, b. Abt. 1770, This is a guess.

Notes for ISAAC HARDIN:
Isaac Harden on Fayette Co., VA tax list of 1787 for 5 horses and 10 cattle
(Abram Harden on same list with 4 horses and 6 cattle)

David and Henry Harden on Fayette Co., VA tax list of 1789

Sam'l (Savil?) on Fayette Co., VA tax list 1791-1795

Isaac Hardin on Montgomery Co., KY tax lists: 1802, 1803, 1805

Isaac Hardin on Harrison Co., KY tax lists: 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808, 1809, 1810, 1811-1818 (50 ac on Stratton Run), 1819, (1820 missing), 1821 (80 ac on Licking).

The 1813 tax entry mentions 86th Regt. Capt. Chandlers Co. which indicates (to me) that he must have served in the War of 1812 along with his brother Savil Hardin.
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Record Bk. C, p. 332, April 1818 Harrison Co., KY?
Petition of Moses Allen, Savil Hardin & Isaac Hardin by their atty., ordered that ...Kelly, Jos. Taylor & Jno. H. Coleman be appointed commissioners under the act of assembly of the conveyance & division of lands, & that they convey to sd. Allen 100 ac or land situate & lying & being in Harrison Co., on the waters of Stratton Run by deed agreeable to a bond given by Wm. C. Perrin in his lifetime to sd. Allen dated 7th of Nov. 1811.

Sd. bond being proved in court by the oath of Savil & Isaac Harding, the subscribing witnesses thereto & proof of the consideration. Money having been paid to the satisfation of the court & it is ordered that sd. bond be recorded with the deed & that they also convey to sd. Savil Hardin 50 ac of land situate, lying & being in Harrison Co., on Stratton run by deed agreeable to a bond given by sd. Wm. C. Perrin, in his lifetime, to sd. Hardin, dated 21 June 1807, sd. bond being proved in court by the oath of Jos. Perrin, the subscribing witness thereto, & satisfactory proof being made to this court that the cosideration money was paid, & it is ordered tht sd. bond be recorded with the deed so to be made & that they also convey to Isaac Hardin 50 ac of land situate, lying & being in Harrison Co., on Stratton run, by deed agreeably to a bond given by Wm. C. Perrin in his lifetime to sd. Isaac Hardin, dated the 18th day of April 1819, & which bond was proven in court by the oath of Jno. Foster & Benjah Dunn, subscibing witnesses thereto, & satisfactory proof being made to the court that the consideraton money was paid, it was ordered that sd. bond be recorded with the deed.
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Generation No. 2

2. SAVIL2 HARDIN, JR. (SAVIL1)1 was born Abt. 1768 in MD1, and died Abt. 1832 in Harrison Co., KY1. He married (1) MISS WHITE2 Abt. 1793 in Based on his being 25 when he first married. He married (2) NANCY ANN DOAN3 Aft. 1793 in Based on her being his 2nd wife. She was born in VA4.

Notes for SAVIL HARDIN, JR.:
Record Bk. C, p. 332, April 1818 Harrison Co., KY?
Petition of Moses Allen, Savil Hardin & Isaac Hardin by their atty., ordered that ...Kelly, Jos. Taylor & Jno. H. Coleman be appointed commissioners under the act of assembly of the conveyance & division of lands, & that they convey to sd. Allen 100 ac or land situate & lying & being in Harrison Co., on the waters of Stratton Run by deed agreeable to a bond given by Wm. C. Perrin in his lifetime to sd. Allen dated 7th of Nov. 1811.

Sd. bond being proved in court by the oath of Savil & Isaac Harding, the subscribing witnesses thereto & proof of the consideration. Money having been paid to the satisfation of the court & it is ordered that sd. bond be recorded with the deed & that they also convey to sd. Savil Hardin 50 ac of land situate, lying & being in Harrison Co., on Stratton run by deed agreeable to a bond given by sd. Wm. C. Perrin, in his lifetime, to sd. Hardin, dated 21 June 1807, sd. bond being proved in court by the oath of Jos. Perrin, the subscribing witness thereto, & satisfactory proof being made to this court that the cosideration money was paid, & it is ordered tht sd. bond be recorded with the deed so to be made & that they also convey to Isaac Hardin 50 ac of land situate, lying & being in Harrison Co., on Stratton run, by deed agreeably to a bond given by Wm. C. Perrin in his lifetime to sd. Isaac Hardin, dated the 18th day of April 1819, & which bond was proven in court by the oath of Jno. Foster & Benjah Dunn, subscibing witnesses thereto, & satisfactory proof being made to the court that the consideraton money was paid, it was ordered that sd. bond be recorded with the deed.

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In 1826, Saville Hardin Sr (his father is dead now so he takes the name Sr.) gives to Savil Hardin, Jr. (b. 1805), a two year old gray horse colt.

"In considn of services rendered me by Savil Hardin Jr from April 1818 to Apr 1819 and since, in supporting and protecting his mother and other children whilst I was confined in Frankfort, and for further considn of $1.00 pd. and the love and affection which I bear to my son Savil Hardin Jr; sold &C two beds & their furniture; 1 2-yr old gray horse colt, 1 dark-brown mare colt 1 yr old; 1 last spring colt, its color bay (mare colt) 1 yoke of oxen & cart; 60 hogs large & small; 1 cupboard & cupboard furniture; 1 burreau, 2 cows & calves; 2 ploughs & 2 pr gears; 1 lock chain & 3 hoes; 8 bee hives; 2 barels of whiskey; 2 barel vinegar & 20 geese.

Ackd by Savil Hardin Sr. June 12, 1826 (recorded 12th) by W.C Kennett Clk.
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Deed Book ??. pg 48 30 Sept 1846 County of ??
S.D. Hardin & Nancy Hardin, Thos. Kennedy & Alady, his wife, late Alady Hardin, to Geo. W. Berry. Their right & title, interest & claim of every description in tract of land on waters of Snake Lick which was owned by Savil Hardin, now deceased, & on which he died, supposed to contain 600 ac, more or less. The above interest hereby conveyed by us to Geo. W. Berry, being the undivided interest belonging to us as children & heirs-at-law of sd. Savil Hardin, deceased.

Attet: Thos. Rankin; Jas. D. Dudley; S.D. Hardin, Nancy Hardin, Thos. Kennedy, Alida Kennedy.
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More About SAVIL HARDIN, JR.:
Military service: 1812, A Soldier in the War of 18125
Residence: Pendleton Co., KY5
       
Children of SAVIL HARDIN and NANCY DOAN are:
       i.       ALIDA (ELIDY)3 HARDIN5, m. THOMAS KENNEDY5.
       ii.       NANCY HARDIN5.
       iii.       PATSY HARDIN5, m. KING MCCLAIN5.
       iv.       UNKNOWN MALE HARDIN5, b. Bet. 1784 - 17925.
3.       v.       WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK" HARDIN, b. 1788, Henry Co., KY.
       vi.       HANNAH HARDIN5, b. Bef. 1800, Based on her being at least 17 when she married; m. JAMES POWER5, 20 Oct 1817, Pendleton Co., KY5.
       vii.       CYNTHIA HARDIN5, b. Bef. 1802, Based on her being at least 17 when she married; m. WILLIAM MURRY5, 11 Nov 1819, Pendleton Co., KY5.
4.       viii.       SAVIEL D. HARDIN, b. 06 Jan 1805, KY lived w/ son-in-law, Jno. B. Davis, about 3 miles east of Boyd's Station, Harrison Co. in 1879?; d. 11 Dec 1890, buried on old Harden farm next to 2nd wife Nancy Lea In Kelat, Harrison Co., KY.
       ix.       MATILDA HARDIN5, b. Bef. 1815, Based on her being at least 17 when she married; m. DAVID CRAWFORD5, 10 May 1832, Pendleton Co., KY5.
       x.       SERENA HARDIN5, b. Bef. 1819, Based on her being at least 17 when she married; m. GEORGE HUTTON5, 19 Jun 1836, Pendleton Co., KY5.


Generation No. 3

3. WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3 HARDIN (SAVIL2, SAVIL1)5 was born 1788 in Henry Co., KY6. He married (1) MILDRED RUTLEDGE6. He married (2) RHODA (RODA) DOAN7 08 Dec 1825 in Pendleton Co., KY, daughter of BENJAMIN DOAN and MARY BURKES. She was born Abt. 1805 in this is a guess. He married (3) ELIZABETH JANE DOAN8 16 Jun 18588. She was born in Harrison Co., KY8.

Notes for WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK" HARDIN:
E.E.Barton Letters state:

William Hardin's father (Savil) settled Snake Lick, Harrison Co., KY 4 miles s. of the Licking on land later belonging to Bakett heirs. Savil's father was from England and fought the indians. An indian wanted to meet with him but he wouldn't trust him so he shot him.

David Duncan Harden came to KY through VA and was an indian fighter, so the story above "fits". Or, is it possible that David Duncan Harden was the brother of Savil Harden (1740-1826)?

The 16 June 1858 marriage record of William D. Harden marrying Elizabeth Jane Doan says he was 70, this was his 2nd marriage that he was born in Henry Co., KY and his father was born in MD his mother was born in VA.

Note: Savel was said to have had two sons, Savil & William "Billie Bluebuck". Why was William not an heir to the land as Savel, Nancy and Alveda were?

More About WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK" HARDIN:
Burial: Doan Graveyard8
       
Children of WILLIAM HARDIN and RHODA DOAN are:
5.       i.       GEORGE WARREN4 HARDIN, b. 16 Oct 1828, Harrison Co., KY; d. Apr 1903, Harrison Co., KY.
6.       ii.       HEZEKIAH J. HARDIN, b. Abt. 1828, this is a guess; d. 1876.
       iii.       NANCY HARDIN9, b. Abt. 1830, this is a guess.
       iv.       MARY HARDIN9, b. Abt. 1832, this is a guess.
       v.       MICCA ALVERTTA HARDIN9, b. Abt. 1834, this is a guess; m. JAMES HARDEN10.
       vi.       YOUNG H. HARDIN11, b. Abt. 1836, this is a guess; d. Never married.
       vii.       POLLY D. HARDIN11, b. Abt. 1838, this is a guess; d. Never married.
       viii.       WILLIAM D. HARDIN, JR.11, b. Abt. 1840, this is a guess; m. ELIZABETH DOAN12.
       ix.       EMILY A. HARDIN13, b. Abt. 1842, this is a guess; d. Died young14.
       x.       JERRY L. HARDIN15, b. Abt. 1844, this is a guess.


4. SAVIEL D.3 HARDIN (SAVIL2, SAVIL1)15 was born 06 Jan 1805 in KY lived w/ son-in-law, Jno. B. Davis, about 3 miles east of Boyd's Station, Harrison Co. in 1879?15, and died 11 Dec 1890 in buried on old Harden farm next to 2nd wife Nancy Lea In Kelat, Harrison Co., KY15. He married (1) LUCY ANGEL15 15 Apr 1827 in Tinney says Harrison Co., KY but it must be Pendleton Co., KY15. She died 1841 in Pr/Declaration of Widow's Pension16. He married (2) NANCY (LAY) LEA17 23 Oct 184217. She was born 13 Sep 1813 in Pr/Smith Rees Funeral Home, Harrison Co., KY, and died 28 Oct 1899 in Pr/Smith Rees Funeral Home, Harrison Co., KY.

Notes for SAVIEL D. HARDIN:
pr/Tinney:

Saviel D. Hardin came to Harrison Co., KY (from Pendleton County) in 1850

S.D Harden lived in Har. Co. in 1871, abt 3 yrs before he lived in Pend. Co. for 40 yrs. in neighborhood of Edward Wallace Sr. (the Lewis C. King farm - later Ewings).

S.D. bought the land of Edward Wallace Sr. on Blanket Crk. just before the latter pur. in 1845, from Richard King. See John Wallace v. Thos. Wallace, P Cir C Pkg. 248.

"Safe" bur. on old Harden farm on his own farm. His 2d wife bur. by him.

David Duncan Harden was here when Indians here. Think he came to KY from VA.

Safe b. in Har. or Pend.

David D's farm on Snake Lick. He took patent for 1000 acres, but land taken under another claim all but homestead. He lived bet Berry Sta & Jim Lays on hill above Jim Lays.
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Invalid Claim for Pension (abstract):

13 July 1863, Harrison Co., KY, Saviel D. Hardin, Berry Station, age 44 (born 1819). Enlisted 5 Nov 1861, Lexington, KY wagoner, Co. B., 6th Regt. Ky. Calvary. Discharged 5 Jan 1863; Cumberland Gap, KY, eye disease, 11 July 1862. Since discharge lived at Berry's Station, Harrison Co., KY, signed : Savil D. Hardin. Witnesses, Geo. W. Berry, J.B. Bryant, Served under Capt. Jas. H. Coffman. Chas. T. Wilson, C.H.C.

Adjutant General's Office:

27 Nov 1863.

Saviel D. Hardin enrolled for 3 years, mustered in 23 Dec. 1861, Camp Irvine, KY. July & ug. 1862, "on detached service at Cumberland Gap" Muster rolls for Sept. Oct. Nov. & Dec. 1862, not received; his name not on subsequent rolls; no evidence on file of discharge.

Isaac Rankin, Pendleton Co., KY married Savil D. Hardin and Nancy Earles 30 Oct. 1842. Certified 6 Apr 1891 W. C. Hold, Clerk

15 Mch. 1876, Harrison Co., KY, Savil D. Hardin, age 54 (born 1822), Boyd's Station, S.D. Hardin, private 6th Regt. KY Volunteers, Capt. Wm. Roper. Discharged 5 Jan 1863, Danville, KY Loss of sight right eye, hearing right ear, Aug 1862, Cumberland Gap., KY; to hospital Cumberland Gap, then to Danville, KY, hospital. Witness, H.N Hardin, P. Wherritt. Signed: Savil D. Hardin. Witness, Jno. W. Crouch
?? Jan 1878, Application for Pension, No. 31026

Affidavit of Savil D. Hardin, 22 July 1879, Harrison Co., KY: For 3 yrs. preceding enlistment he lived at Berry's Station, Harrison Co., KY and worked at teaming (driving waggons); kept the KY. Poor House, Harrison Co., about 2 yrs. after discharge (1865); thence removed to residence of son-in-law, Jno. B. Davis, about 3 miles east of Boyd's Station, Harrison Co., and lives there at present time. Fall of 1872, under care of Ret. Surgeon, Dr. Geo. W. McMillan, evacuated from Cumberland Gap to Portland, OH, fall of 1862; thence to Gallipolis, thence to Point Pleasant, ?. VA, thence to Covington, KY, Barrachs, thence to Danville, KY, to U.S. hospital in courthouse about 3 weeks, then discharged. Witness: H.N. Hardin. Witness, Francis M. Hutton; E.W. Martin, J.P.; P. Wherritt, Clerk.

Declaraton fo Widow's Pension, Harrison Co., KY, 24 Dec 1890, Nancy Hardin, age 77 (born 1813) widow of Saville D. Hardin, enlisted as Saviel D. Hardin. Nancy Earls married 30 Oct. 1842, by Isaac Rankin, both previously married, but wife and husband dead. Address: Kelat, KY. Witness, Jno. B. Crouch, N.B. Grissom, Berry, KY. 5 May 1891, Harrison Co., KY, Claim No. 494040, Nancy Hardin, widow of Savill. Witness, Geo W. Hardin, ge 64, (born 1827): Lucy Hardin, first wife of Saville D. Hardin, died 1841. Nancy Earls' husband died 1829. Witness, J.R. Earls, age 56 Berry, KY U.S. Pension Agency, Louisville, KY, 20 Nov 1899, Certificate 307413, Widow, Nancy Hardin, widow of Saviel D. Hardin, last paid to 4 aug. 1899, dropped 28 Oct. 1899, death.

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S. D. Hardin (First_Last)
Regiment Name 4 Kentucky Mounted Infantry
Side Confederate
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Private
Soldier's Rank_Out Private
Alternate Name Silas/Hardin
Notes
Film Number M377 roll 6

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1860 Census of Pendleton Co., kY Catawba P.O.
Series: M653 Roll: 392 Page: 585

HARDIN SALE/Safe        56 M W KY
Nancy                     47       VA
Harvey N.              16       KY
John G.                     14       KY
Serilda                     12       KY
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1870 Census of Harrison Co., KY Berry's Dist.
Series: M593 Roll: 468 Page: 69

John Doan       29       KY
Seralda F.       21       KY
Alice B.              3       KY
Ida F.              2       KY
HARDIN SAVIL D 61 M W        KY
Nancy              56       KY
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1880 Census of Harrison Co., KY - my abstracts:

Hardin, Nute 35 b. Ky
Clara wife 35 b. Ky
Fannie dau 12 b. Ky
Charles son 10 b. Ky
Mottie dau 8 b. Ky
Frona dau 6 b. Ky
Corda dau 4 b. Ky
Sherman son 3 b. Ky
Laurance son 2 b. Ky
Elizabelt dau 4/12 b. Ky
Harding, Saviel D. 76 b. Ky Father
Harding, Nancy 66 b. Ky Mother

1880       Census Place:       Berrys Station, Harrison, Kentucky (pr/1880 Census CDs by LDS)
       Source:       FHL Film 1254418 National Archives Film T9-0418 Page 94D
       Relation       Sex       Marr       Race       Age       Birthplace
Nate HARDEN       Self       M       M       W       35       KY
       Occ:       Farmer       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Clara HARDEN       Wife       F       M       W       35       KY
       Occ:       Keeps House       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Fannie HARDEN       Dau       F       S       W       12       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Charles HARDEN       Son       M       S       W       10       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Mattie HARDEN       Dau       F       S       W       8       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Frona HARDEN       Dau       F       S       W       6       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Cinda HARDEN       Dau       F       S       W       4       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Sherman HARDEN       Son       M       S       W       3       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Lawrance HARDEN       Son       M       S       W       2       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Elizabeth HARDEN       Dau       F       S       W       4M       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Samuel D. HARDEN       Father       M       S       W       76       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Nancy HARDEN       Mother       F       S       W       66       KY



More About SAVIEL D. HARDIN:
Military service: 1865, Civil War Soldier17
       
Child of SAVIEL HARDIN and LUCY ANGEL is:
7.       i.       GEORGE A.4 HARDEN, b. 22 Jun 1829.

       
Children of SAVIEL HARDIN and NANCY LEA are:
8.       ii.       HARVEY NEWTON4 HARDIN, b. 18 Feb 1844, Pendleton Co., KY; d. 25 Dec 1918, r. Kelat, KY.
9.       iii.       JOHN GIDIAN HARDIN, b. 27 Sep 1845, Harrison Co., KY; d. 20 Oct 1926, Berry, Harrison Co., KY.
10.       iv.       ZERELDA FRANCIS HARDIN, b. 16 Feb 1848.


Generation No. 4

5. GEORGE WARREN4 HARDIN (WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)17 was born 16 Oct 1828 in Harrison Co., KY18, and died Apr 1903 in Harrison Co., KY18. He married (1) MARGARET BLACKBURN in which of these children belong to which wife is unclear. She died Bet. 1850 - 186018. He married (2) UNKNOWN WIFE #4. He married (3) VICTORIA SWINFORD18, daughter of JOHN SWINFORD and SARAH ADAMS. She died 188518. He married (4) UNKNOWN WIFE #2. She died in Died within 1 yr of marriage.

Notes for GEORGE WARREN HARDIN:
Obituary: Log Cabin Newpaper, April 21, 1899

George W. Hardin died of heart disease at the home of his son, Robert at Robinson, at age 73. Born in this county in 10/10/1826 he was the son of William D. Hardin oldest and last to die of a family of 13 children. Twelve of whom died on the 9th day of the month. Union soldier in the Civil and Mexican War. Member of the Methodist Church and was married four times. Five surviving children, Captain W. S. Hardin of this city, Mrs. Mary Jones of Pendleton County, and Mrs. Susan Moore of Louisville, and R.L. and A.L. Hardin of this county. Buried in Dorn Cemetery Wednesday.



More About GEORGE WARREN HARDIN:
Burial: Harrison Co., KY18

More About MARGARET BLACKBURN:
Burial: Doan Graveyard18

More About VICTORIA SWINFORD:
Burial: Doan Graveyard18
       
Children of GEORGE HARDIN and MARGARET BLACKBURN are:
11.       i.       MARY CATHERINE5 HARDIN.
       ii.       KEN E. HARDIN18.
       iii.       DOCIA N. HARDIN18, m. E.S. MOORE18.
12.       iv.       WILLIAM SAMUEL HARDIN, CAPT., b. 11 Nov 1853, Berry, Harrison Co., KY; d. r. Miami, Florida.
       v.       NANCY SUSAN HARDIN18, m. E. S. MOORE18.
13.       vi.       ROBERT LEE HARDIN.
14.       vii.       ABE LINCOLN HARDIN, d. 1937.
       viii.       LUELLA HARDIN18, d. Died in childbirth18; m. UNKNOWN PIKE18.


6. HEZEKIAH J.4 HARDIN (WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)19 was born Abt. 1828 in this is a guess, and died 187620. He married FRANCES E. WILLIAMS21 03 Mar 1853 in Pendleton Co., KY21. She was born Abt. 1837 in KY pr/1880 census.

Notes for HEZEKIAH J. HARDIN:
Soldier in the Civil War

Hezekiah Hardin (First_Last)
Regiment Name 18 Kentucky Infantry
Side Union
Company D
Soldier's Rank_In Pvt.
Soldier's Rank_Out Pvt.
Alternate Name
Notes
Film Number M386 roll 12

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Descendants of Hezzekiah J Hardin
Generously contributed by Monica Middleton, thanks so much Monica!

Generation No. 1

1. HEZZEKIAH J8 HARDIN (WILLIAM D7, ISSAC6, MARK5, MARK4, MARK OR MARCUS3, MARC OR MARTIN2, PIERRE1) was born October 27, 1827 in Pendleton Co., Kentucky, and died April 09, 1876. He married FRANCIS EVALINE WILLIAMS August 03, 1853 in Pendleton Co., KY, daughter of ? WILLIAMS and ?. She was born 1837 in Kentucky, and died June 21, 1903.

More About HEZZEKIAH J HARDIN:

Occupation: Farmer

More About FRANCIS EVALINE WILLIAMS:

Census: 1900, Dist #2 McKennysburg, Pendleton Co., Kentucky

More About HEZZEKIAH HARDIN and FRANCIS WILLIAMS:

Marriage: August 03, 1853, Pendleton Co., KY


Children of HEZZEKIAH HARDIN and FRANCIS WILLIAMS are:

i. JAMES S9 HARDEN, b. 1855, Pendleton Co., Kentucky; m. DOSHIA ZUERN, January 09, 1883.

More About JAMES HARDEN and DOSHIA ZUERN:

Marriage: January 09, 1883


2. ii. RHODA M HARDEN, b. 1857, Kentucky.

iii. MARY E HARDEN, b. 1860, Pendleton Co., Kentucky.

iv. ANNIE HARDEN, b. 1862, Pendleton Co., Kentucky; m. JOSEPH WAGNER, December 25, 1879.


More About JOSEPH WAGNER and ANNIE HARDEN:

Marriage: December 25, 1879



3. v. WILLIAM ABRAHAM HARDEN, b. 1864, Pendleton Co., Kentucky; d. 1945.

4. vi. GEORGE HARRISON HARDEN, b. February 1867, Pendleton Co., Kentucky; d. October 24, 1942, Pendleton Co., Kentucky.

5. vii. JOHN GRANT HARDIN, b. July 1869, Pendleton Co., Kentucky; d. May 12, 1928, Campbell Co., Kentucky.

viii. SARAH HARDEN, b. 1873, Kentucky.


Generation No. 2



2. RHODA M9 HARDEN (HEZZEKIAH J8 HARDIN, WILLIAM D7, ISSAC6, MARK5, MARK4, MARK OR MARCUS3, MARC OR MARTIN2, PIERRE1) was born 1857 in Kentucky. She married (1) FLORENCE. She married (2) JOHN FREDRICK SMITH September 10, 1879 in Pendleton, Ky. He was born Abt. 1842 in Kentucky.



More About JOHN SMITH and RHODA HARDEN:

Marriage: September 10, 1879, Penndleton, Ky



Children of RHODA HARDEN and FLORENCE are:

i. RESSIE10 FLORENCE.

ii. JERRY CUMMINS.



3. WILLIAM ABRAHAM9 HARDEN (HEZZEKIAH J8 HARDIN, WILLIAM D7, ISSAC6, MARK5, MARK4, MARK OR MARCUS3, MARC OR MARTIN2, PIERRE1) was born 1864 in Pendleton Co., Kentucky, and died 1945. He married HATTIE OLA HUNTER. She was born 1867.



More About WILLIAM ABRAHAM HARDEN:

Occupation: Policeman in Rushville, Indiana



Child of WILLIAM HARDEN and HATTIE HUNTER is:

i. MINNIE PEARL10 HARDEN, b. 1889, Rush Co., Indiana; d. 1966; m. HENRY GEORGE FONSETH; b. 1881; d. 1969.



4. GEORGE HARRISON9 HARDEN (HEZZEKIAH J8 HARDIN, WILLIAM D7, ISSAC6, MARK5, MARK4, MARK OR MARCUS3, MARC OR MARTIN2, PIERRE1) was born February 1867 in Pendleton Co., Kentucky, and died October 24, 1942 in Pendleton Co., Kentucky. He married ELIZABETH ? Abt. 1896 in Pendleton, Co., Kentucky. She was born September 1868 in Kentucky.



More About GEORGE HARRISON HARDEN:

Census: 1900, Dist #2 McKennysburg, Pendleton Co., Kentucky



More About GEORGE HARDEN and ELIZABETH ?:

Marriage: Abt. 1896, Pendleton, Co., Kentucky



Children of GEORGE HARDEN and ELIZABETH ? are:

i. MARY F10 HARDEN, b. April 1889, Kentucky.

ii. KIRBY HARRISON HARDEN, b. February 1892, Pendleton, Kentucky; d. January 24, 1959, Kenton Co., Kentucky; m. ROSA GIFFORD.

iii. JERRY L HARDEN, b. September 1896, Kentucky.

iv. CARIE C HARDEN, b. February 1900, Kentucky.



5. JOHN GRANT9 HARDIN (HEZZEKIAH J8, WILLIAM D7, ISSAC6, MARK5, MARK4, MARK OR MARCUS3, MARC OR MARTIN2, PIERRE1) was born July 1869 in Pendleton Co., Kentucky, and died May 12, 1928 in Campbell Co., Kentucky. He married (1) MINNIE BELL MILLER. He married (2) MINNIE BELL SMITH December 02, 1892 in Falmouth, Kentucky, Pendleton Co., daughter of JOHN SMITH and SUSAN CUMMINS. She was born November 19, 1872 in Kentucky, and died September 1919 in Kentucky.



More About JOHN GRANT HARDIN:

Census: 1880, McKennysburg, Pendleton Co., Ky

Occupation: 1900, Farmer



More About JOHN HARDIN and MINNIE SMITH:

Marriage: December 02, 1892, Falmouth, Kentucky, Pendleton Co.



Children of JOHN HARDIN and MINNIE SMITH are:

i. JAMES THOMAS10 HARDIN, b. January 04, 1893, Indiana; d. June 1976, Bartholomew Co., Columbus, Indiana; m. CORDILIA WEBSTER, March 17, 1917, Mt. McDonald, Kentucky; b. Abt. 1900, Kentucky.



More About JAMES THOMAS HARDIN:

Census: 1930, Dearborn, Indiana



More About JAMES HARDIN and CORDILIA WEBSTER:

Marriage: March 17, 1917, Mt. McDonald, Kentucky



ii. AUGUSTUS DANIEL HARDIN, b. January 1895, Pendleton, KY; d. 1918, Killed in 1st WW Battle in France or Germany.

iii. WILLIAM MCKINNLEY HARDIN, b. February 04, 1897, Pendleton, KY; d. November 05, 1978, Lexington, Kentucky; m. MARY ADELINE EVANS, November 20, 1925, Batavia, Ohio; b. November 20, 1904, Neville, Ohio; d. November 1964.



More About MARY ADELINE EVANS:

Burial: Vesper Cemetery, Neville, Ohio



More About WILLIAM HARDIN and MARY EVANS:

Marriage: November 20, 1925, Batavia, Ohio



iv. ANNA MYRTLE HARDIN, b. November 1898, Kentucky; d. 1977; m. CHARLES WICKLESS SHARP, January 15, 1916, Falmouth, Kentucky, Pendleton Co.; b. August 06, 1876.



More About CHARLES SHARP and ANNA HARDIN:

Marriage: January 15, 1916, Falmouth, Kentucky, Pendleton Co.



v. CLARK HARDIN, b. Aft. 1900; d. Unknown.

vi. JOHNNY HARDIN, b. Aft. 1900; d. Unknown, From poisonous bite.

vii. HEZEKIAH C HARDIN, b. 1902, Pendleton, KY; d. 1925; m. EVA IRENE EVANS, February 04, 1922, Pendleton Co., KY; b. 1902.



More About HEZEKIAH HARDIN and EVA EVANS:

Marriage: February 04, 1922, Pendleton Co., KY



viii. BARBARA FRANCES HARDIN, b. May 05, 1903, Pendleton Co., Falmouth Ky; d. March 19, 1989, Greentown, In Howard Co.; m. (1) FREDERICK MORRIS HELLER, July 10, 1923, Hamilton Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; b. September 24, 1880, Champaign Co., Ohio - Salem Twp; d. June 18, 1943, Ft. Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas; m. (2) FRANK J. HANLEY JOHNSON, March 05, 1927, Lawerenceburg, Indiana; b. May 19, 1904, Versailles, Ripley Co., Indiana; d. July 02, 1983, Greensburg, Indiana.



More About BARBARA FRANCES HARDIN:

Burial: March 23, 1989, Clarksburg Cemetery in Clarksburg, Indiana

Occupation: Homemaker



More About FREDERICK MORRIS HELLER:

Burial: June 22, 1943, Garden of Memories Memorial Park - Mt. Olivet Cemetery

Census 1: 1910, Franklin Co., Columbus, Ohio

Census 2: 1920, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois

Census 3: 1930, Marion, Franklin Co., Ohio

Occupation 1: 1918, Illinois Central Railroad Company

Occupation 2: 1920, ? C.W. Sales Man

Occupation 3: 1930, Janitor at Restaurant



More About FREDERICK HELLER and BARBARA HARDIN:

Divorce: January 17, 1927

Marriage: July 10, 1923, Hamilton Co., Cincinnati, Ohio

Officiating Minister: Rev. Garvaise Raughton



More About FRANK J. HANLEY JOHNSON:

Burial: Clarksburg Cemetery

Occupation: Farmer



More About FRANK JOHNSON and BARBARA HARDIN:

Marriage: March 05, 1927, Lawerenceburg, Indiana

Officiating Minister: Judge Morris McManaman



ix. ELIZABETH ALVERTTA HARDIN, b. June 13, 1905; m. (1) ALLEN NEALE; m. (2) JIM ARHEART; m. (3) JESSE LEE HILL, April 29, 1922, Falmouth, Kentucky, Pendleton Co.; m. (4) WILLIAM PLUMMER, January 26, 1924, Harlan, Kentucky; m. (5) HENRY LEE RIETDORF, 1966, Chicago, Illinois; b. May 15, 1911, Washington; d. June 1985, Ogallalla, Nebraska.



More About JESSE HILL and ELIZABETH HARDIN:

Divorce: 1922

Marriage: April 29, 1922, Falmouth, Kentucky, Pendleton Co.

Officiating Minister: Judge John B Colins



More About WILLIAM PLUMMER and ELIZABETH HARDIN:

Divorce: 1925

Marriage: January 26, 1924, Harlan, Kentucky

Officiating Minister: Rev. C.M. Whittaker



More About HENRY LEE RIETDORF:

Burial: Ogallalla, Nebraska



More About HENRY RIETDORF and ELIZABETH HARDIN:

Marriage: 1966, Chicago, Illinois



x. TONY HARDIN, b. Abt. 1910; d. August 05, 1912, Pendleton Co., Kentucky.



More About TONY HARDIN:

Death Certificate: Vol. 053 Cer. 20840



xi. RALPH ORAVILLE HARDIN, b. September 07, 1912, Pendleton Co., Kentucky; d. December 02, 1990, Buffalo, Minnesota; m. LAURA MAE FURBUR, December 22, 1938; b. March 20, 1918.



More About RALPH ORAVILLE HARDIN:

Birth Record: September 07, 1912, Vol. 119 Cer.47493

Burial: Cremated- ashes under maple tree where they lived



More About RALPH HARDIN and LAURA FURBUR:

Marriage: December 22, 1938



More About HEZEKIAH J. HARDIN:
Burial: Doan Graveyard22
       
Children of HEZEKIAH HARDIN and FRANCES WILLIAMS are:
15.       i.       JAMES SANFORD5 HARDIN, b. Abt. 1855, Pr/1880 census; d. 1889, Pendleton Co., KY.
       ii.       RODA MALINDA HARDIN23, m. JOHN F. SMITH23, 10 Sep 187923.
16.       iii.       MARY ELLEN HARDIN, b. 1860, KY pr/1880 census; d. 1925, resided in Waynesfield, OH.
17.       iv.       ANNA STATION HARDIN, b. Abt. 1857, KY pr/1880 census.
       v.       WILLIAM ABRAHAM HARDIN23, b. Abt. 1865, KY pr/1880 census; d. r. Rushville, IND24; m. H. HUNTER24.
18.       vi.       GEORGE HENRY HARDIN, b. Abt. 1867, KY pr/1880 census; d. 1942, Mt. Vernon, KY.
       vii.       JOHN GRANT HARDIN25, b. Abt. 1869, KY pr/1880 census; d. r. Pendleton Co., KY26; m. MINNIE B. SMITH27, 28 Feb 189227.
       viii.       MARY ANN HARDIN28, m. UNKNOWN KENTON28.
       ix.       HUGHEY NEWELL HARDIN28, d. Died at 1 year28.
       x.       SARAH HARDIN, b. Abt. 1873, KY pr/1880 census.


7. GEORGE A.4 HARDEN (SAVIEL D.3 HARDIN, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)29 was born 22 Jun 182929. He married SARA JANE BEALL29, daughter of ? BEALL and RAMSEY UNKNOWN. She was born 1833 in KY29, and died 24 Aug 189829.

Notes for GEORGE A. HARDEN:
1860 Census of Pendleton Co., KY - Morgan P.O.
Series: M653 Roll: 392 Page: 463

HARDIN GEORGE A 27 M W KY
Sarah J       27       KY
Lucy A.       6       KY
Mary M.       4       KY
Sarah C.       7/12        KY
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1880       Census Place:       Callensville, Pendleton, Kentucky
       Source:       FHL Film 1254438 National Archives Film T9-0438 Page 478A
       Relation       Sex       Marr       Race       Age       Birthplace
George HARDEN       Self       M       M       W       59       KY
       Occ:       Farmer       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Jane HARDEN       Wife       F       M       W       47       KY
       Occ:       Keeping House       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Maggie HARDEN       Dau       F       S       W       16       KY
       Occ:       At Home       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
George HARDEN       Son       M       S       W       18       KY
       Occ:       At Home       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Frank HARDEN       Son       M       S       W       6       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Mattie HARDEN       Dau       F       S       W       4       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Ramsey BEAL       Mother       F       W       W       70       KY s/b mother-in-law
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Children of GEORGE HARDEN and SARA BEALL are:
       i.       LUCY A.5 HARDEN, b. Abt. 1854, Pendleton Co., KY.
       ii.       MARY M. HARDEN, b. Abt. 1856, Pendleton Co., KY.
       iii.       SARAH C. HARDEN, b. Abt. 1859, Pendleton Co., KY.
       iv.       MAGGIE HARDEN, b. Abt. 1864, Pendleton Co., KY.
19.       v.       GEORGE RICHARD HARDEN, b. 30 Apr 1864, Pendleton Co., KY; d. Norman Harden has his death certificate naming parents.
       vi.       FRANK HARDEN, b. Abt. 1874, Pendleton Co., KY.
       vii.       MATTIE HARDEN, b. Abt. 1876, Pendleton Co., KY.


8. HARVEY NEWTON4 HARDIN (SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)30 was born 18 Feb 1844 in Pendleton Co., KY30, and died 25 Dec 1918 in r. Kelat, KY30. He married (1) CLERINDA GREEN30 16 Nov 186430, daughter of FIELDING GREEN and MARY DOAN. She was born 13 Apr 1845 in Pr/Smith Rees Funeral Home, Harrison Co., KY, and died 31 Aug 1902 in Pr/Smith Rees Funeral Home, Harrison Co., KY. He married (2) ANNIE CATHERINE TOWNSEND30 29 Jun 190330. She died 1964 in this is date of obituary.

Notes for HARVEY NEWTON HARDIN:
Thomas Milton Tinney writes:

Harvey Newton Hardin, my Great Grandfather, moved from Pendleton Co., KY to Harrison Co., KY when about five or six and spent most of his life there. In 1861, he enlisted in the Union Army under Capt. Givens, of Cynthiana, to serve three years or during the war. He received an Honorable discharge, 10/25/1864, at Nashville, TN after serving three years in Co., K, of 4th KY Mounted Infantry. While a soldier, he joined the Baptist Church in which he remained until 1886, when Rev. J.W. Walker held a meeting in this section and he then joined the M.E. Church, South at Benson. On 12/15/1918, at 11:30 p.m. he passed over the river.

Clerinda Green, Harvey Newton's first wife, was born 4/13/1845 in Harrison Co., KY to Fielding Benjamin Green, a wagonmaker, and Mary Doan, both of VA. Fielding's father, James Green, mentions in his 1788 will in Loudon Co., VA "....to my son in law Elihu Harding and his children by my daughter Ann I also cut off with one shilling...."
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Obituary in Post & Times Star, KY Deaths, Thursday 3 Sept 1964
Mrs. Anna Hardin, widow of Harvey N. Hardin, who enlisted, age 17, Union Army; he was born 1844, died 1918. widow's address, 45 W. 5th St., Covington, KY; Jack Buch, Westwood, age 32, is grandson, savings mgr., First Natil. Bank, Cincinnati. Survivors: Mrs. Henry Fisher, Union, KY; Mrs. Walter Corcoran, Cincinnati; Mrs. Alberta Tippett, Covington. Burial Berry Cemetery.
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1880 Census of Harrison Co., KY

Hardin, Nute 35 b. Ky
Clara wife 35 b. Ky
Fannie dau 12 b. Ky
Charles son 10 b. Ky
Mottie dau 8 b. Ky
Frona dau 6 b. Ky
Corda dau 4 b. Ky
Sherman son 3 b. Ky
Laurance son 2 b. Ky
Elizabelt dau 4/12 b. Ky
Harding, Saviel D. 76 b. Ky Father
Harding, Nancy 66 b. Ky Mother
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Your Harvey Newton Hardin served as a private with Company K of the 4th Kentucky Mounted Infantry.

This info comes from microfilm number 386, roll 12, of the Nat'l. Park Service's "Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System" (http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/).
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Hardin / Green (Harvey N. Hardin) Info and History, 1800s, KY
Posted by: Daniel Hardin (ID *****0861) Date: April 11, 2003 at 16:14:23
of 4605

My G-G-Grandfather is Harvey Newton Hardin, born somewhere in KY, 6 Jan 1805 and married Clarinda Green. His father is listed as Saviel D. Hardin (b. 1768) and his father is listed simply as Saviel Hardin. I think they are both from KY.

I am interested in three areas:
1. Anything about Harvey Newton Hardin: I saw an obituary that referenced civil war service in a KY cavalry unit and some sort of ministerial affiliation. What are his stats-- birth location, death location, military service, details on marriage, ecclesiastical information, etc.
2. The Green conenction. Where did Clarinda come from?
3. The Saviel's story. Everything sems to stop at Saviel, the Father of Saviel D. who married Nancy Lay/Lea, the parents of Harvey. Are these guys of the French, English, or Scot line?

I appreciate any assistance you can provide.

Chaplain Dan Hardin
US Army, Ft. Knox, KY
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More About HARVEY NEWTON HARDIN:
Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1865, Soldier in Civil War- Co., K, 4th Inf.
       
Children of HARVEY HARDIN and CLERINDA GREEN are:
       i.       MARY AGNES5 HARDIN30, b. 20 Apr 186630; d. 27 Mar 186830.
       ii.       CLERINDA FRANCES (FANNIE) HARDIN30, b. 07 Aug 186730; d. 22 Aug 188230.
       iii.       CHARLES OLIVER HARDIN30, b. 20 Aug 186930; d. 02 Oct 193630; m. HARRIET LEEMARIA LAWSON30, 26 Dec 188730.
20.       iv.       ADDIE ARNETTIE HARDIN, b. 23 Jan 1871, Harrison Co., KY; d. 09 Jan 1950.
       v.       THOMAS SAVIEL HARDIN30, b. 11 Dec 1872, Not on 1880 census w/family!!!30; d. 13 Apr 195230; m. (1) ARABELLE EARL30, 26 Oct 189830; m. (2) ROSE LEE SHARP30, 20 Sep 191130.
       vi.       CORDY JEWANY HARDIN30, b. 19 May 187430; m. HARRY TRAUAX30, 14 Jun 190030.
       vii.       WILLIAM SHERMAN HARDIN30, b. 03 Aug 187530; m. BERTHA FLORENCE30, 06 Mar 190130.
       viii.       BERTHA LEONARA HARDIN30, b. 03 Mar 187730; d. 06 Aug 187930.
       ix.       EPHRIAM LAWRENCE HARDIN30, b. 20 Oct 187830; m. GOSE GREEN30, 13 Apr 190530.
       x.       HARVEY ELLSWORTH HARDIN30, b. 22 Feb 188030; d. 03 Nov 195730; m. UNKNOWN30, 07 Mar 190130.
       xi.       EDWARD NEWTON HARDIN30, b. 19 Feb 188230; m. UNKNOWN30, 24 Aug 190830.
       xii.       SADDIE FRANCIS HARDIN30, b. 06 Feb 188430; m. HOWARD FLORENCE30, 18 Dec 190130.
       xiii.       RUTH HARDIN30, b. 02 Oct 188630; d. 23 Sep 188730.

       
Children of HARVEY HARDIN and ANNIE TOWNSEND are:
       xiv.       PHILLIP SHERIDAN5 HARDIN30, b. 06 Apr 190430; d. Aug 195130.
       xv.       RAY TOWNSEND HARDIN30, b. 09 Oct 1906, Pr/Smith Rees Funeral Home, Harrison Co., KY; d. 13 Apr 1909, Pr/Smith Rees Funeral Home, Harrison Co., KY30.
       xvi.       HELEN JENEVIEVE HARDIN30, b. 07 Oct 190730; m. HENRY FISHER30, 16 Jan 192630.
       xvii.       RUBY MAXINE HARDIN30, b. 27 Nov 190930.
       xviii.       ETHEL ALBERTA HARDIN30, b. 02 Sep 191230; m. ROBERT BUNCH30.


9. JOHN GIDIAN4 HARDIN (SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)30 was born 27 Sep 1845 in Harrison Co., KY, and died 20 Oct 1926 in Berry, Harrison Co., KY. He married LUCRETIA RUTH DOAN30 09 Jan 1866 in Harrison Co., KY30, daughter of YOUNG DOAN and NANCY HENRY. She was born 12 Oct 1844 in Berry, Harrison Co., KY31, and died 31 Mar 1915 in Lair, KY.

Notes for JOHN GIDIAN HARDIN:
1 Sept. 1885, War Dept., Adjutant General's Office

John G. Hardin, private, Co. D, 7th Regt., KY, Cavalry, Enlisted 2? June 1862, Berry Station, for 3 yrs. On muster roll from enrollment to 31 Dec. 1862 to Apr. 30 1864, on detached duty also to 29 Feb. 1864. chattanooga, Tenn., since 17 Mch. 1864. Present to 30 Apr 1865 Mustered out 18 July 1865, on Det. M.O.R., Edgefield, Tenn. No evidence of sickness or injury.

Jan 1898, Dept. of Interior, Bureau of Pensions; reply dated 4 May 1898. Jno. G. Hardin, Certificate No. 362-807.

9 Jan 1866 married Lucrecia Doan, by Reb. Wm. Ratcliff, Harrison Co., KY. Children: H.B. Harden, b. 5 Apr 1868, Jno. N. Hardin, 24 Mch. 1870 (J.W. on paper noted below); E.J. Hardin, 17 May 1872 (Lizzie H. on paper noted below); F.M. Hardin, 6 Feb 1881 (6 Feb 1876 on paper below); J.L. Hardin, 1 Mch 1881 (s/b 1883?); L.F. Hardin, 21 Aug 1885 (Lucius H. on paper below).

(See typed page for additional material)

Obituary, Log Cabin Newpaper 10/22/1926

Mr. John G. Hardin well known Farmer residing near Berry, died Wed.
afternoon, Oct. 20, 1926 shortly after a four weeks illness. Mr. Hardin was
born in this county on Oct. 27, 1845, and was the son of the late S. D. and
Nancy Hardin. In Jan. 1866 he married Miss Lucretia Ruth Doan who died eleven
years ago. Mr. Hardin is survived by the following children; namely, Mr.
Henry B. Hardin, Covington, Mr. John N. Hardin, Berry RD 1, Mr. Jesse L.
Hardin, North Bend, Ohio, and Mr. L. T. Hardin, Paris, Kentucky.
Mr. Hardin united with the Fairview Baptist Church forty two years ago. The
funeral services, conducted by Rev. S. H. Burgess, will be held this morning,
Oct. 22, at 10:20 o’clock at the Berry Baptist Church. Burial will take place
at Pythian Grove Cemetery. The pallbearers will beMessrs, Will Mattox, E. N.
Mattox, J. W. Spradling, Fern Gruel, Dalbert Townsend and George Townsend.
(The name "Ferd above is hard to discern in the newsclip, it is possible his
name was Fred).

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----- Original Message -----
From: CHARLOTTE MEEKS
To: Tom/Carolyn
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 8:06 AM
Subject: More Hardin data

Dear Tom and Carolyn,

We just got a letter on "Snail Mail" from our friend in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
I will copy it and send it to you.

Hardin, John Gidian
Captain G. W. Berry’s Company (Police Guard Kentucky Central Railroad) and
Company D., 7th Kentucky Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, U.S.A.
(42)

John G. Hardin served as a Private in Captain Berry’s Company from September
19, 1861 to October 19, 1861. (4)

John G. Hardin enrolled as bugler in Company D., 7th Kentucky Cavalry, June
28, 1862 , and was mustered in for three yearrs, January 25, 1863, in
Frankfort, Kentucky.
He was discharged July 18, 1865 in Edgefield, Tennessee. (3)

(Note) John G. Hardin was the brother of Harvey Newton Hardin and the son of
Saviel/Sabiel D. Hardin

John G. Hardin filed for an increase to his military pension received for
service as a Private in Company D. 7th Kentucky Cavalry. File number 362807.
He was examined March 21, 1900, by Dr. Barbour as patient number 177, and
listed as being age 54, 5 feet 5 1/2 inches tall, weighing 120 pounds. (66)

Harrison County 1910 Census:
Union Veteran John G. Hardin, age 63, resides with his wife of 45 years,
Lucretia B. Hardin, age64, who is the mother of nine children, six survive.

Obituary notice, Cynthiana Democrat, April 1, 1915
Mrs. Lucretia R. Hardin, wife of J.G. Hardin, died March 31, 1915, at their
home near Lair. Three weeks ago they moved to Lair from Kelat. She was the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Y. H. Doan , she was born at Berry on
October 12, 1844. She was married in 1866. She is survived by the following
children; H. B. Hardin of of Covington; Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and F. M.
Hardin of Lair; J. N., J. L. and L. T. Hardin, of Berry. Her sisters are Mrs.
G. W. Mattox, of Berry and Mrs. W. S. Hardin of Covington. Buried in Pythiana
Grove Cemetery.

Obituary , The Log Cabin, October 22, 1926, Cynthiana, Ky.
Mr. John G. Hardin, well known farmer residing near Berry, died October 20,
1926. He was born in Harrison County on September 27, 1845, the son of the
late S. D. and Nancy Hardin. In January, 1866 he married Lucretia Ruth Doan,
who died eleven years ago. Surviving children are; Mr. Henry B. Hardin, of
Covington,; John N. Hardin, of Berry; Jesse L. Hardin of North Bend, Ohio,
and L. T. Hardin of Paris. He was also survived by one siste; Mrs. J. B.
Doan, of Berry. Buried in Buried in Pythian Grove Cemetery, Berry, Kentucky.

Obituary notice, Cynthiana Democrat, May 13, 1926
Francis M. Hardin, son of John G. and Lucretiahardin, was born February 6,
1876 and died May 12, 1926.

Tombstone inscriptions, Pythian Grove Cemetery:
John G. Hardin, 1845 - 1929
Lucretia B. Hardin, 1844 - 1915.





More About JOHN GIDIAN HARDIN:
Burial: Pythian Grove Cemetery, Berry KY
Census: 1910, Harrison Co., KY
Military service: Bet. 1861 - 1865, Soldier in Civil War

More About LUCRETIA RUTH DOAN:
Burial: Pythiana Grove Cemetery, Berry, KY
       
Children of JOHN HARDIN and LUCRETIA DOAN are:
21.       i.       HENRY BENJAMIN5 HARDIN, b. 05 Apr 1868, Kelat, KY; d. 1933.
       ii.       JOHN NEWTON HARDIN32, b. 24 Mar 187032; d. Lived on Ed Maddox farm33; m. (1) ELVA MCNEESE33; m. (2) NANNIE FOOK, MRS.34, 03 Dec 191434.

More About JOHN NEWTON HARDIN:
Residence: Bet. 1915 - 1926, Berry, Harrison Co., KY

22.       iii.       ELIZABETH J. HARDIN, b. 17 May 1872; d. Abt. 1920.
       iv.       DORA HARDIN34, b. 12 Jun 187434; d. Abt. 187835.

More About DORA HARDIN:
Burial: Doan Graveyard35

       v.       CORA MYRTLE HARDIN36, b. 10 Sep 187636; d. Abt. 188037.

More About CORA MYRTLE HARDIN:
Burial: Doan Graveyard37

       vi.       FRANCIS MARION HARDIN38, b. 06 Feb 187838; d. 1928, never married pr/E.E. Barton letters.

More About FRANCIS MARION HARDIN:
Residence: 1915, Lair, KY

       vii.       LEE M. HARDIN38, b. 10 Nov 188038; d. Abt 188039.

More About LEE M. HARDIN:
Burial: W/sister Myrtle in Doan Graveyard39

23.       viii.       JESSE LEE HARDIN, b. 01 Mar 1882.
       ix.       LUCIUS TAYLOR HARDIN40, b. 02 Aug 188540; d. Lived in Peris, KY; m. (1) MAUDE ROBERTS41; m. (2) ALICE WHEELER41; m. (3) LUCY HILL41; m. (4) JOSEPHINE ROSS42, 25 Mar 192242.

More About LUCIUS TAYLOR HARDIN:
Residence: 1915, Berry, Harrison Co., KY


10. ZERELDA FRANCIS4 HARDIN (SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)42 was born 16 Feb 184842. She married JOHN BENJAMIN DOAN42 21 Feb 186542, son of YOUNG DOAN and NANCY HENRY.

More About ZERELDA FRANCIS HARDIN:
Residence: 1926, Berry, Harrison Co., KY
       
Children of ZERELDA HARDIN and JOHN DOAN are:
       i.       ALICE B.5 DOAN42, b. Abt. 1867; m. GEORGE ROBERTS42, 18 Feb 189242.
       ii.       IDA F. DOAN42, b. Abt. 1868; m. WILLIAM RILEY TOWNSEND42, Jul 188342.
       iii.       JACOBY Y. DOAN42, b. Aft. 1870; m. (1) CARRIE MARSHALL42, Aft. 189542; m. (2) MINNIE ROBERTS42, 31 Jul 189542.
       iv.       JOHN HENRY DOAN42, b. 187842; d. 1964, buried at Arlington Cemetery as WWI Veteran42; m. (1) SILVA LEE SHADD42; m. (2) ALICE BELL42.
       v.       INA DOAN42, m. (1) CARLOS SPRADLING42; m. (2) BERT GRISSOM42.
       vi.       FLORENCE DOAN42, m. JOHN LIGHTNER42.


Generation No. 5

11. MARY CATHERINE5 HARDIN (GEORGE WARREN4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)43. She married WILLIS JONES43.
       
Child of MARY HARDIN and WILLIS JONES is:
       i.       EVERETT6 JONES43, d. r. Bpyd, KY43.


12. WILLIAM SAMUEL5 HARDIN, CAPT. (GEORGE WARREN4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)43 was born 11 Nov 1853 in Berry, Harrison Co., KY43, and died in r. Miami, Florida43. He married NANCY W. DOAN43, daughter of YOUNG DOAN and NANCY HENRY.

More About NANCY W. DOAN:
Residence: 1915, Covington, KY
       
Children of WILLIAM HARDIN and NANCY DOAN are:
       i.       SADIE ADAMS6 HARDIN43.
       ii.       BEATRICE HARDIN43.


13. ROBERT LEE5 HARDIN (GEORGE WARREN4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)43. He married MAMIE JETT43.
       
Child of ROBERT HARDIN and MAMIE JETT is:
       i.       WILLY6 HARDIN43.


14. ABE LINCOLN5 HARDIN (GEORGE WARREN4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)43 died 1937. He married B. MILLER.
       
Children of ABE HARDIN and B. MILLER are:
       i.       ELLA MARY6 HARDIN.
       ii.       ETHEL HARDIN43, m. UNKNOWN HANKEY43.


15. JAMES SANFORD5 HARDIN (HEZEKIAH J.4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)44 was born Abt. 1855 in Pr/1880 census, and died 1889 in Pendleton Co., KY45. He married JOSEPHINE DOSHIA ZUERN46 09 Jan 188346.
       
Children of JAMES HARDIN and JOSEPHINE ZUERN are:
       i.       LUCY JANE6 HARDIN47, b. 188347; m. LEAMAN AMMERMON47.
24.       ii.       SUSIE HARDIN, b. 1886; d. 1927.
       iii.       HEZEKIAH HARDIN47, m. UNKNOWN ROBINSON47.
       iv.       MARY E. HARDIN.
       v.       WILLIAM HARDIN.


16. MARY ELLEN5 HARDIN (HEZEKIAH J.4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)48 was born 1860 in KY pr/1880 census, and died 1925 in resided in Waynesfield, OH49. She married WILLIAM HARDEN49. He was born Abt. 1860 in "of Oklahoma" (not related)49, and died Abt. 189949.
       
Children of MARY HARDIN and WILLIAM HARDEN are:
       i.       HARRY EVERETT6 HARDEN.
       ii.       SARAH ALFREDA (SADIE) HARDEN49, m. J. PRICE49.
25.       iii.       FERD HOWARD HARDEN, b. 1889.
       iv.       BRADY T. HARDEN49, m. UNKNOWN SAFFERBEGER49.
       v.       NANCY HARDEN49, b. Falmouth49.
       vi.       NICHOLAS HARDEN.
       vii.       LAURA HARDEN49, m. UNKNOWN PODHOFF49.
       viii.       FLORENCE HARDEN49, m. UNKNOWN GREY49.
26.       ix.       OLA HARDEN.


17. ANNA STATION5 HARDIN (HEZEKIAH J.4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)50 was born Abt. 1857 in KY pr/1880 census. She married WILLIAM J. WAGGONER51. He was born Abt. 1850 in KY pr/1880 census.

Notes for ANNA STATION HARDIN:
1880       Census Place:       Callensville, Pendleton, Kentucky
       Source:       FHL Film 1254438 National Archives Film T9-0438 Page 483D
       Relation       Sex       Marr       Race       Age       Birthplace
William WAGONER       Self       M       M       W       30       KY
       Occ:       Farmer       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Anna WAGONER       Wife       F       M       W       23       KY
       Occ:       Keeping House       Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Cora WAGONER       Dau       F       S       W       5       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY
Joseph WAGONER       Son       M       S       W       9M       KY
                     Fa: KY       Mo: KY


       
Children of ANNA HARDIN and WILLIAM WAGGONER are:
       i.       CORA6 WAGGONER, b. Abt. 1875, KY pr/1880 census.
       ii.       JOSEPH WAGGONER, b. 1879, KY pr/1880 census.


18. GEORGE HENRY5 HARDIN (HEZEKIAH J.4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)52 was born Abt. 1867 in KY pr/1880 census53, and died 1942 in Mt. Vernon, KY53. He married ELIZABETH GIFFORD53 1886 in Blanket Creek Church53.
       
Children of GEORGE HARDIN and ELIZABETH GIFFORD are:
       i.       MARY6 HARDIN53, d. Died at 22 years53.
       ii.       KIRBY HARDIN53, m. R. GIFFORD53.
       iii.       JESSE LEWIS HARDIN53, m. V. HANSON53.
       iv.       EVA CATHERINE HARDIN53, m. R. CASEY53.
       v.       LAURA HARDIN53, d. Died at 2 years.


19. GEORGE RICHARD5 HARDEN (GEORGE A.4, SAVIEL D.3 HARDIN, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)54 was born 30 Apr 1864 in Pendleton Co., KY54, and died in Norman Harden has his death certificate naming parents. He married MAGGIE UNKNOWN Abt. 1886. She was born Aug 1868 in KY.

Notes for GEORGE RICHARD HARDEN:
1900 Census of Newport, Campbell Co., KY 4-wd
Series: T623 Roll: 512 Page: 182

HARDEN GEORGE Apr 1864              36 M W KY
Maggie              Aug 1868              31
William A.              Oct 1890              19
Albert              Aug 1892              17
Thomas R.       May 1895              5
James              Jly 1897              2
Jessie              Jan 1900              4/12

married 14 years - 5 of 9 children still living
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Children of GEORGE HARDEN and MAGGIE UNKNOWN are:
27.       i.       WILLIAM ANDREW6 HARDEN, b. Oct 1890, KY.
28.       ii.       ALBERT LESTER HARDEN, b. Aug 1892, KY.
       iii.       THOMAS R. HARDEN, b. May 1895, KY.
       iv.       JAMES HARDEN, b. Jul 1898, KY.
       v.       JESSIE HARDEN, b. Jan 1900, KY.


20. ADDIE ARNETTIE5 HARDIN (HARVEY NEWTON4, SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)55 was born 23 Jan 1871 in Harrison Co., KY55, and died 09 Jan 195055. She married JOSEPH TINNEY55 14 Feb 189155, son of JOHN TINNEY and LOUISA LAWSON. He was born 16 Dec 1868 in Harrison Co., KY.
       
Children of ADDIE HARDIN and JOSEPH TINNEY are:
       i.       HARRY LEONARD6 TINNEY55, b. 19 Dec 189255; m. BESSIE MAY LAWSON55.
       ii.       LURA DEEN TINNEY55, b. 23 Oct 189455; m. ROBERT NEWTON WERNTZ55, 14 May 191455.
       iii.       MAYME CLERINDA TINNEY55, b. 18 Dec 189655; d. 16 Dec 191055.
       iv.       JOSEPH MURREL TINNEY55, b. 22 Feb 190255; d. 05 May 196055; m. EDNA MAE CAIN55.
29.       v.       PRENTICE TINNEY, b. 26 Aug 1905.
       vi.       DANIEL WEBSTER TINNEY, b. 01 Apr 1908.
       vii.       WILBER DOUGLAS TINNEY, b. 01 Apr 1908.
       viii.       SHERMAN TINNEY, b. 01 Aug 1913.


21. HENRY BENJAMIN5 HARDIN (JOHN GIDIAN4, SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)55 was born 05 Apr 1868 in Kelat, KY55, and died 193356. He married (1) SARAH JEWETT56. She was born in "of Cynthiana"56. He married (2) ALICE REBECCA MCNEES57 24 Mar 189257, daughter of WILLIAM MCNEES and EMILY PEGG.

More About HENRY BENJAMIN HARDIN:
Residence: Bet. 1915 - 1926, Covington, KY
       
Children of HENRY HARDIN and ALICE MCNEES are:
       i.       FRANCES RUTH6 HARDIN.
       ii.       ELLA MAY HARDIN.
       iii.       BENJAMIN CHASE HARDIN.
       iv.       ANNIE UNDINE HARDIN58, b. Berry, Harrison Co., KY58; m. CHARLES JOHNSTON58.
       v.       DORA ELIZABETH HARDIN.


22. ELIZABETH J.5 HARDIN (JOHN GIDIAN4, SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)59 was born 17 May 187259, and died Abt. 192060. She married LAFE WILSON60. He died in "of Harrison Co., KY"60.

More About ELIZABETH J. HARDIN:
Residence: 1915, Lair, KY
       
Children of ELIZABETH HARDIN and LAFE WILSON are:
       i.       DAISY6 WILSON61, m. UNKNOWN MOORE61.
       ii.       LESTER WILSON61.
       iii.       LEE WILSON61.
       iv.       RALPH WILSON61.
       v.       TOM WILSON61.
       vi.       DILLARD WILSON61.
       vii.       GEORGE WILSON61.


23. JESSE LEE5 HARDIN (JOHN GIDIAN4, SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)61 was born 01 Mar 188261. He married EFFIE MAY MADDOX62 in This married couple are 1st cousins62, daughter of GEORGE MADDOX and UNKNOWN DOAN.

More About JESSE LEE HARDIN:
Residence: 1915, Berry, Harrison Co., KY
       
Children of JESSE HARDIN and EFFIE MADDOX are:
       i.       ADA MARY6 HARDIN62, m. VINCENT COOK62.
       ii.       GEORGE WILLIAM HARDIN62, m. ALICE COSON62.
       iii.       CECIL ROSCO HARDIN62, b. 07 Jul 191562; m. (1) ANNA BELLE NORTON62; m. (2) PERLIE TAYLOR62.
       iv.       JAMES LEE HARDIN62, m. BERTHA METCALF62.
       v.       CHARLES GIDIAN HARDIN62, d. Died at 15 yrs in Cleves, OH62.
       vi.       WILBUR HARDIN62, b. Never married62.
       vii.       ROBLEY HARDIN62, b. 1926, Never married62.
       viii.       EDNA IRENE HARDIN62, b. Cleves, OH62.
       ix.       WILLIAM HERMAN HARDIN62, b. 192562.


Generation No. 6

24. SUSIE6 HARDIN (JAMES SANFORD5, HEZEKIAH J.4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)62 was born 188662, and died 192762. She married H. CASEY62.
       
Child of SUSIE HARDIN and H. CASEY is:
       i.       MATT7 CASEY62.


25. FERD HOWARD6 HARDEN (MARY ELLEN5 HARDIN, HEZEKIAH J.4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)62 was born 188962. He married UNKNOWN BUTLER62.
       
Children of FERD HARDEN and UNKNOWN BUTLER are:
       i.       CHARLES7 HARDEN62.
       ii.       ELMER HARDEN62, b. 193262.


26. OLA6 HARDEN (MARY ELLEN5 HARDIN, HEZEKIAH J.4, WILLIAM DAVIS "BILLIE BLUE BUCK"3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)62. She married E. MASON62.
       
Children of OLA HARDEN and E. MASON are:
       i.       JOHN7 MASON62.
       ii.       KENNETH MASON62.


27. WILLIAM ANDREW6 HARDEN (GEORGE RICHARD5, GEORGE A.4, SAVIEL D.3 HARDIN, SAVIL2, SAVIL1) was born Oct 1890 in KY.
       
Child of WILLIAM ANDREW HARDEN is:
30.       i.       WILLIAM HARRY7 HARDEN, SR..


28. ALBERT LESTER6 HARDEN (GEORGE RICHARD5, GEORGE A.4, SAVIEL D.3 HARDIN, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)63 was born Aug 1892 in KY. He married ORA ?. She was born Abt. 1898 in KY.

Notes for ALBERT LESTER HARDEN:
1920 Census of Newport, Campbell Co., KY 2-wd B-pct
Series: T625 Roll: 563 Page: 103

HARDEN ALBERT 27 M W KY        ?/shoe factory
Ora              22
Ruth              5
Mary              3 10/12
Norman              8/12





       
Children of ALBERT HARDEN and ORA ? are:
       i.       RUTH7 HARDEN, b. Abt. 1915.
       ii.       MARY AILEEN HARDEN63, b. Abt. 1916; d. r. Salton Sea, Imperial Co., CA63.

Notes for MARY AILEEN HARDEN:
Norman's sister lived at Salton City, CA abt 1988

At one time Norm was visit with her and arranged to meet me at Dudley's Bakery in the Laguna Mountains behind San Diego.

His mailing address at that time was P.O. Box 5157 Salton City, CA 92275. The phone # was 1-395-5409



31.       iii.       NORMAN A. HARDEN, b. Abt. 1919.
       iv.       DONALD J. HARDEN63, b. Aft. 1920; d. r. Forest Park, OH and Florida63.
       v.       VERNON L. HARDEN63, b. 29 Dec 1930; d. 19 Oct 1982, Kenton Co., KY.

Notes for VERNON L. HARDEN:
Kentucky Death Records
HARDEN VERNON L
Age: 051
Died: KENTON (KY)
Resided: KENTON (KY)
Death on: 10-19-1982
Vol: 050
Cert: 24814
Death Vol: 1982
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SSDI
VERNON HARDEN
29 Dec 1930
Oct 1982
(not specified)
41051 (Independence, Kenton, KY)
402-34-0891
Kentucky


29. PRENTICE6 TINNEY (ADDIE ARNETTIE5 HARDIN, HARVEY NEWTON4, SAVIEL D.3, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)64 was born 26 Aug 190564. He married HAZEL KATHLEEN GREENE64 14 Mar 192864.
       
Child of PRENTICE TINNEY and HAZEL GREENE is:
       i.       THOMAS MILTON7 TINNEY64.


Generation No. 7

30. WILLIAM HARRY7 HARDEN, SR. (WILLIAM ANDREW6, GEORGE RICHARD5, GEORGE A.4, SAVIEL D.3 HARDIN, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)
       
Child of WILLIAM HARRY HARDEN, SR. is:
       i.       WILLIAM HARRY8 HARDEN, JR..

Notes for WILLIAM HARRY HARDEN, JR.:
Hi Karen,

I'm glad to hear from you.You seem to have a lot of information that I surely would like to have.Your name is one that I don't have on my list either.

Isaac Newton Hardin's father was by my records, named David Duncan Hardin. Isaac had a brother named Savil Duncan Hardin Sr. I am a descendant through Savil Sr.then Savil Jr, his son George A. Hardin,( June 1829 )then George Richard ( 1864 ), then My Grandfather William Andrew Harden ,My Father was William Harry Harden, and me being William Harry Harden Jr.

I have plenty more,but would like to send by snail mail,please.One other question, what program are you using for you family tree? If yours is compatable, maybe I can send it to you on floppies.
Let me know,Keep in touch....

Your Distant Relative,

Bill
whharden@fuse.net


31. NORMAN A.7 HARDEN (ALBERT LESTER6, GEORGE RICHARD5, GEORGE A.4, SAVIEL D.3 HARDIN, SAVIL2, SAVIL1)65 was born Abt. 191965. He married RUTH T. HUNTER65. She was born 17 Mar 1922, and died 22 Jul 2002 in Enon, Clark Co., OH.

Notes for NORMAN A. HARDEN:
Per Norman Harden, Savil Hardin (1768-1832) is the son of David Duncan Harden. According to the E.E. Barton Letters, David Duncan Harden came to KY from VA when there were still indians in the area.

Since Isaac Harden (1767-1848) of Somerset Co., PA is said to be the son of David Harden (b. ca 1742) it seems natural to assume he and Savil Hardin (1768-1832) are brothers.

I strongly believe the Hardens of PA and the Hardins of KY are related but probably a generation or two further back. Thomas Milton Tinney seems to have come to the same conclusion.

More About NORMAN A. HARDEN:
Military service: 1969, US Air Force, Retired65
Occupation: 1983, U.S. Civil Service, Retired65

Notes for RUTH T. HUNTER:
SSDI
RUTH HARDEN
17 Mar 1922
22 Jul 2002 (P)
45323 (Enon, Clark, OH)
(none specified)
271-16-1398
Ohio
       
Child of NORMAN HARDEN and RUTH HUNTER is:
       i.       NORMAN EUGENE8 HARDEN65.



Endnotes

1. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
2. E.E.Barton Letters.
3. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
4. E.E.Barton Letters.
5. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
6. E.E.Barton Letters.
7. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
8. E.E.Barton Letters.
9. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
10. se.
11. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
12. E.E.Barton Letters.
13. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
14. E.E.Barton Letters.
15. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
16. Norman Harden.
17. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
18. E.E.Barton Letters.
19. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
20. E.E.Barton Letters.
21. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
22. E.E.Barton Letters.
23. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
24. E.E.Barton Letters.
25. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
26. E.E.Barton Letters.
27. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
28. E.E.Barton Letters.
29. Norman Harden.
30. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
31. E.E.Barton Letters.
32. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
33. E.E.Barton Letters.
34. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
35. E.E.Barton Letters.
36. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
37. E.E.Barton Letters.
38. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
39. E.E.Barton Letters.
40. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
41. E.E.Barton Letters.
42. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
43. E.E.Barton Letters.
44. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
45. E.E.Barton Letters.
46. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
47. E.E.Barton Letters.
48. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
49. E.E.Barton Letters.
50. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
51. E.E.Barton Letters.
52. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
53. E.E.Barton Letters.
54. Norman Harden.
55. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
56. E.E.Barton Letters.
57. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
58. E.E.Barton Letters.
59. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
60. E.E.Barton Letters.
61. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
62. E.E.Barton Letters.
63. Norman Harden.
64. Thomas Milton Tinney, CGRS, BS.
65. Norman Harden.