Daughter of Thomas Marion Harp and Prudence Masoner Harp
Married Warren Alexander Montgomery on May 8, 1860
Two sons:
1. Jefferson Davis Montgomery (1861-1879) Died of pneumonia and buried at Bonne Idee Cemetery
2. Charles Warren Montgomery (1865 - 1914)
After Warren's death, America married Charles Weiss.
1870 Census-Ward 6-Morehouse Parish
Weiss, Charles B age 30 M farmer born AL land worth $2100
Weiss, America A age 26 F keeping house born MS
Weiss, Jefferson D.W. age 8 M born LA
Weiss, Charles W. age 6 M born LA
Although not listed in Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, America's burial is listed in Bonita (probably next to Charles Weiss, her 2nd husband, in TY Harp's "My KinFolk" page 2 and page 36
The family is also listed in Rebecca DeArmong-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" in the histories of Lind Grove and Bonita - pp 125-128
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Tuesday - 16 February 1971 page 2
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
February 12, 1971
Nathan Bolton
Bastrop Daily Enterprise
Bastrop, Louisiana 71220
Dear Mr. Bolton:
After reading Architechure and Destruction by Mr. Thomas Young "T Y" Harp in the February 9, 1971 Daily Enterprise concerning the HARP - WEISS - MONTGOMERY family connections, I would like to add a few facts to establish earlier ancestry of some of these families mentions.
Americus Missouri Harp, Mr. Thomas Young "T Y" Harp's aunt, married first Warren Alexander Montgomery, a son of John Montgomery. I have a handsome picture of Mrs. Americus Missouri Harp Montgomery, and I have been told by later members of the family that Mrs. Weiss was a delightful lady and noted for her good conversation abilities.
Mrs. A. M. Robinson
Daughter of Thomas Marion Harp and Prudence Masoner Harp
Married Warren Alexander Montgomery on May 8, 1860
Two sons:
1. Jefferson Davis Montgomery (1861-1879) Died of pneumonia and buried at Bonne Idee Cemetery
2. Charles Warren Montgomery (1865 - 1914)
After Warren's death, America married Charles Weiss.
1870 Census-Ward 6-Morehouse Parish
Weiss, Charles B age 30 M farmer born AL land worth $2100
Weiss, America A age 26 F keeping house born MS
Weiss, Jefferson D.W. age 8 M born LA
Weiss, Charles W. age 6 M born LA
Although not listed in Known Burials of Morehouse Parish, America's burial is listed in Bonita (probably next to Charles Weiss, her 2nd husband, in TY Harp's "My KinFolk" page 2 and page 36
The family is also listed in Rebecca DeArmong-Huskey's "Bartholomew's Song" in the histories of Lind Grove and Bonita - pp 125-128
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Bastrop Daily Enterprise (Bastrop, Louisiana) Tuesday - 16 February 1971 page 2
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
February 12, 1971
Nathan Bolton
Bastrop Daily Enterprise
Bastrop, Louisiana 71220
Dear Mr. Bolton:
After reading Architechure and Destruction by Mr. Thomas Young "T Y" Harp in the February 9, 1971 Daily Enterprise concerning the HARP - WEISS - MONTGOMERY family connections, I would like to add a few facts to establish earlier ancestry of some of these families mentions.
Americus Missouri Harp, Mr. Thomas Young "T Y" Harp's aunt, married first Warren Alexander Montgomery, a son of John Montgomery. I have a handsome picture of Mrs. Americus Missouri Harp Montgomery, and I have been told by later members of the family that Mrs. Weiss was a delightful lady and noted for her good conversation abilities.
Mrs. A. M. Robinson
Family Members
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Mary Ann Harp Cain
1821–1863
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James Nathan Harp
1830–1885
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Harriet Prudence Harp Scoggins
1831–1875
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Thomas M. "Young Harp" Harp
1835–1873
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Pvt Isaac C. "Doc" Harp
1837–1861
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Leeann Tennessee Harp
1839–1849
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Pvt Anderson Wisdom Harp
1840–1862
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Demarquis Ellis "Mark" Harp
1845–1924
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Rufus Kelley "Rufe" Harp
1847–1913
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