Born and raised in Washington County, Pennsylvania, where she met and married Daniel C. Harford. He worked as a waggonmaker while they raised 12 children.
After the Civil War the family moved to Lawrence County, Kansas, where they settled in Wakarusa and then Big Springs.
Additional children include:
Hannah L. Harford 1839 –
Rosanna S. Harford 1845 –
Madeline Harford 1846 –
Martha Jane Harford 1848 –
Allison D. Harford 1853 –
Ellen Harford 1856 –
Ella Harford 1857 –
After the Civil War the family moved to Lawrence County, Kansas, where they settled in Wakarusa and then Big Springs.
Additional children include:
Hannah L. Harford 1839 –
Rosanna S. Harford 1845 –
Madeline Harford 1846 –
Martha Jane Harford 1848 –
Allison D. Harford 1853 –
Ellen Harford 1856 –
Ella Harford 1857 –
Born and raised in Washington County, Pennsylvania, where she met and married Daniel C. Harford. He worked as a waggonmaker while they raised 12 children.
After the Civil War the family moved to Lawrence County, Kansas, where they settled in Wakarusa and then Big Springs.
Additional children include:
Hannah L. Harford 1839 –
Rosanna S. Harford 1845 –
Madeline Harford 1846 –
Martha Jane Harford 1848 –
Allison D. Harford 1853 –
Ellen Harford 1856 –
Ella Harford 1857 –
After the Civil War the family moved to Lawrence County, Kansas, where they settled in Wakarusa and then Big Springs.
Additional children include:
Hannah L. Harford 1839 –
Rosanna S. Harford 1845 –
Madeline Harford 1846 –
Martha Jane Harford 1848 –
Allison D. Harford 1853 –
Ellen Harford 1856 –
Ella Harford 1857 –
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HANNAH L.
Wife of
Daniel C. Harford
Born Washington Co, Pa.
Feb. 25, 1814
Died in Big Springs, Kns.
Jul. 21, 1895
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