Jacob and Elizabeth Harshman lived in Amwell Township, Washington County, PA on a farm northwest of the John Moninger farm, and Daniel Harshman owned the farm joining the Moninger's on the east.
About 1836, Jacob and Elizabeth Harshman and family followed Jacob's father, Matthias' earlier move to Lordstown Township, Trumbull County, OH. They settled on a small farm in the southeastern part of Lordstown Township, about a quarter mile west of what was known as Soaptown Corners. The log house faced north. The farm lay on a small brook, the Little Meander. It consisted of 50 acres, part of lot 14 in the Salt Spring Tract.
He was a Veteran of the War of 1812.
About 1836, Jacob and Elizabeth Harshman and family followed Jacob's father, Matthias' earlier move to Lordstown Township, Trumbull County, OH. They settled on a small farm in the southeastern part of Lordstown Township, about a quarter mile west of what was known as Soaptown Corners. The log house faced north. The farm lay on a small brook, the Little Meander. It consisted of 50 acres, part of lot 14 in the Salt Spring Tract.
He was a Veteran of the War of 1812.
Jacob and Elizabeth Harshman lived in Amwell Township, Washington County, PA on a farm northwest of the John Moninger farm, and Daniel Harshman owned the farm joining the Moninger's on the east.
About 1836, Jacob and Elizabeth Harshman and family followed Jacob's father, Matthias' earlier move to Lordstown Township, Trumbull County, OH. They settled on a small farm in the southeastern part of Lordstown Township, about a quarter mile west of what was known as Soaptown Corners. The log house faced north. The farm lay on a small brook, the Little Meander. It consisted of 50 acres, part of lot 14 in the Salt Spring Tract.
He was a Veteran of the War of 1812.
About 1836, Jacob and Elizabeth Harshman and family followed Jacob's father, Matthias' earlier move to Lordstown Township, Trumbull County, OH. They settled on a small farm in the southeastern part of Lordstown Township, about a quarter mile west of what was known as Soaptown Corners. The log house faced north. The farm lay on a small brook, the Little Meander. It consisted of 50 acres, part of lot 14 in the Salt Spring Tract.
He was a Veteran of the War of 1812.
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