Son of Christian Harich and Margaret Schick Harich. Born Mramorak, Hungary (town is now located in Serbia, east of Belgrade). Married Margaret Mayer in Mramorak. Family arrived in America 3 May 1903, ship "Neckar", Breman Germany to Baltimore, Maryland, to join brother-in-law Friedrich Mayer in Mansfield, Ohio (naturalization records state arrived 16 April 1903 at New York). Worked at Ohio Brass Company in Mansfield; was also a Richland County farmer, in Monroe Township. Believers in Christ Church.
Children: Eva Harich (married Philip Deschner), Julianna Harich (married Anton Bohland), Christian Harich, Frederick Harich (b. ca. 1897, last noted living in Englewood, FL, in Nov. 1980), Elizabeth Harich (married Herman Speas), Karl Harich (b. ca. 1899, last noted as living in Bradenton, FL, in 1983), Adam Harich (b. ca. 1900, came to America with parents in 1903, believed to have died 1906?), Richard Harich, Katherine Harich (b. ca. 1905, married Finn Anderson, last noted as living in New Port Richey, FL, in Sept. 1993), Theresa Ruth Harich (married Hussell Heston).
Children: Eva Harich (married Philip Deschner), Julianna Harich (married Anton Bohland), Christian Harich, Frederick Harich (b. ca. 1897, last noted living in Englewood, FL, in Nov. 1980), Elizabeth Harich (married Herman Speas), Karl Harich (b. ca. 1899, last noted as living in Bradenton, FL, in 1983), Adam Harich (b. ca. 1900, came to America with parents in 1903, believed to have died 1906?), Richard Harich, Katherine Harich (b. ca. 1905, married Finn Anderson, last noted as living in New Port Richey, FL, in Sept. 1993), Theresa Ruth Harich (married Hussell Heston).
Son of Christian Harich and Margaret Schick Harich. Born Mramorak, Hungary (town is now located in Serbia, east of Belgrade). Married Margaret Mayer in Mramorak. Family arrived in America 3 May 1903, ship "Neckar", Breman Germany to Baltimore, Maryland, to join brother-in-law Friedrich Mayer in Mansfield, Ohio (naturalization records state arrived 16 April 1903 at New York). Worked at Ohio Brass Company in Mansfield; was also a Richland County farmer, in Monroe Township. Believers in Christ Church.
Children: Eva Harich (married Philip Deschner), Julianna Harich (married Anton Bohland), Christian Harich, Frederick Harich (b. ca. 1897, last noted living in Englewood, FL, in Nov. 1980), Elizabeth Harich (married Herman Speas), Karl Harich (b. ca. 1899, last noted as living in Bradenton, FL, in 1983), Adam Harich (b. ca. 1900, came to America with parents in 1903, believed to have died 1906?), Richard Harich, Katherine Harich (b. ca. 1905, married Finn Anderson, last noted as living in New Port Richey, FL, in Sept. 1993), Theresa Ruth Harich (married Hussell Heston).
Children: Eva Harich (married Philip Deschner), Julianna Harich (married Anton Bohland), Christian Harich, Frederick Harich (b. ca. 1897, last noted living in Englewood, FL, in Nov. 1980), Elizabeth Harich (married Herman Speas), Karl Harich (b. ca. 1899, last noted as living in Bradenton, FL, in 1983), Adam Harich (b. ca. 1900, came to America with parents in 1903, believed to have died 1906?), Richard Harich, Katherine Harich (b. ca. 1905, married Finn Anderson, last noted as living in New Port Richey, FL, in Sept. 1993), Theresa Ruth Harich (married Hussell Heston).
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