Daniel was born in Pennsylvania, likely in Washington County, where he met and married Hannah L. Boyd. They raised 12 children while Daniel made his living as a waggonmaker.
Before 1840 his brother Freeman went West to Ohio where he settled in Guernsey County. Freeman served during the War Between the States.
After the Civil War Daniel moved his family to Douglas County, Kansas, where he again worked building wagons. After the death of his wife Daniel lived with his daughter Ann and her family.
Additional children include:
Robert L. Harford 1837 –
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 –
Before 1840 his brother Freeman went West to Ohio where he settled in Guernsey County. Freeman served during the War Between the States.
After the Civil War Daniel moved his family to Douglas County, Kansas, where he again worked building wagons. After the death of his wife Daniel lived with his daughter Ann and her family.
Additional children include:
Robert L. Harford 1837 –
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 –
Daniel was born in Pennsylvania, likely in Washington County, where he met and married Hannah L. Boyd. They raised 12 children while Daniel made his living as a waggonmaker.
Before 1840 his brother Freeman went West to Ohio where he settled in Guernsey County. Freeman served during the War Between the States.
After the Civil War Daniel moved his family to Douglas County, Kansas, where he again worked building wagons. After the death of his wife Daniel lived with his daughter Ann and her family.
Additional children include:
Robert L. Harford 1837 –
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 –
Before 1840 his brother Freeman went West to Ohio where he settled in Guernsey County. Freeman served during the War Between the States.
After the Civil War Daniel moved his family to Douglas County, Kansas, where he again worked building wagons. After the death of his wife Daniel lived with his daughter Ann and her family.
Additional children include:
Robert L. Harford 1837 –
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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DANIEL C. HARFORD
Mar. 2, 1813
Dec. 25, 1908
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