Richard was the son of William Harrington and Ann Hamon. He married Mary Allen and they had four children: Truman, Chloe, Richard Jr., and William.
Richard was a farmer and a pathmaster in Easton, Washington, NY. He owned 323 acres on Harrington Hill to the west of his brother Israel's property. Much of this land was steep. Wood-shod sleds had to be used to bring down crops from some of the upper fields.
Source: Ancestry and Descendants of William Harrington or Herrington by Byron M. Harrington.
Richard was a farmer and a pathmaster in Easton, Washington, NY. He owned 323 acres on Harrington Hill to the west of his brother Israel's property. Much of this land was steep. Wood-shod sleds had to be used to bring down crops from some of the upper fields.
Source: Ancestry and Descendants of William Harrington or Herrington by Byron M. Harrington.
Richard was the son of William Harrington and Ann Hamon. He married Mary Allen and they had four children: Truman, Chloe, Richard Jr., and William.
Richard was a farmer and a pathmaster in Easton, Washington, NY. He owned 323 acres on Harrington Hill to the west of his brother Israel's property. Much of this land was steep. Wood-shod sleds had to be used to bring down crops from some of the upper fields.
Source: Ancestry and Descendants of William Harrington or Herrington by Byron M. Harrington.
Richard was a farmer and a pathmaster in Easton, Washington, NY. He owned 323 acres on Harrington Hill to the west of his brother Israel's property. Much of this land was steep. Wood-shod sleds had to be used to bring down crops from some of the upper fields.
Source: Ancestry and Descendants of William Harrington or Herrington by Byron M. Harrington.
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