It is published that a January 4, 1783 marriage occurred between Harman Limes and Ann Burnett. They were married at St. Paul's Parish in Baltimore, Maryland.
Harmon Limes is listed as head of household in Ann-Arundel County, Maryland in the 1790 U.S. Census. However, he is shown as Armond Limes.
By 1791, records reveal that Harmon Limes had moved to Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. From 1791-1798, he paid personal property tax there. In 1801, the listing shows Harmon Limes and son. In 1802, it is Harmon Lymes. 1805 has William Lymes and Hermon Lymes. 1806 lists William Limes and Harmon Limes. 1809 shows William Limes only as does 1810. It is in the listing of 1815C that only an Ann Limes appears, giving credence to the record of Harmon Limes marrying Ann Burnett in 1783.
Harmon Limes is listed as head of household in Ann-Arundel County, Maryland in the 1790 U.S. Census. However, he is shown as Armond Limes.
By 1791, records reveal that Harmon Limes had moved to Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. From 1791-1798, he paid personal property tax there. In 1801, the listing shows Harmon Limes and son. In 1802, it is Harmon Lymes. 1805 has William Lymes and Hermon Lymes. 1806 lists William Limes and Harmon Limes. 1809 shows William Limes only as does 1810. It is in the listing of 1815C that only an Ann Limes appears, giving credence to the record of Harmon Limes marrying Ann Burnett in 1783.
It is published that a January 4, 1783 marriage occurred between Harman Limes and Ann Burnett. They were married at St. Paul's Parish in Baltimore, Maryland.
Harmon Limes is listed as head of household in Ann-Arundel County, Maryland in the 1790 U.S. Census. However, he is shown as Armond Limes.
By 1791, records reveal that Harmon Limes had moved to Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. From 1791-1798, he paid personal property tax there. In 1801, the listing shows Harmon Limes and son. In 1802, it is Harmon Lymes. 1805 has William Lymes and Hermon Lymes. 1806 lists William Limes and Harmon Limes. 1809 shows William Limes only as does 1810. It is in the listing of 1815C that only an Ann Limes appears, giving credence to the record of Harmon Limes marrying Ann Burnett in 1783.
Harmon Limes is listed as head of household in Ann-Arundel County, Maryland in the 1790 U.S. Census. However, he is shown as Armond Limes.
By 1791, records reveal that Harmon Limes had moved to Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia. From 1791-1798, he paid personal property tax there. In 1801, the listing shows Harmon Limes and son. In 1802, it is Harmon Lymes. 1805 has William Lymes and Hermon Lymes. 1806 lists William Limes and Harmon Limes. 1809 shows William Limes only as does 1810. It is in the listing of 1815C that only an Ann Limes appears, giving credence to the record of Harmon Limes marrying Ann Burnett in 1783.
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