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     Barbara Kardon was born on 20 November 1846 at Bohemia/Austria. She was the daughter of John Kardon and Maria Vach. Barbara Kardon married Jacob Nestaval, son of Jacob Nestaval and Mary Mencik, between 1864 and 1866 at Bohemia. Barbara Kardon died on 23 April 1912 at Montgomery Twsp., Le Sueur Co., Minnesota, at age 65.² She was buried at Calvary Cemetery, Montgomery, Le Sueur Co., Minnesota.
     Barbara Kardon was a Housewife. Barbara Kardon was also known as Kadoun. Her married name was Nestaval. The cause of death was advanced age and carcinoma of the stomach. Obituary notice. Barbara Kardon was a Catholic.

     Denton Harn was born circa 1769 at Maryland. He was the son of John Hearn and Dorcas Davis. Denton Harn married Rachel Ruth Pickett, daughter of Charles Pickett and Prudence (?), on 18 August 1801 at Frederick Co., Maryland.¹ Denton Harn died circa July 1836 at Sidney or St. Marys, Ohio.²
     Denton Harn was a farmer in Carroll Co., MD. Hist. of Frederick Co., pg 1557. FHL 1396194 (film) Batch 8613507 Sheet 57. FHL entry has Denton marrying a Pickett in 1818, Loudoun Co., VA. >>>There is a large gap between children, another wife?

Following from the book HISTORY OF FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND, by T.J.C. Williams, reprint of the 1910 edition, Published in 1967 by Regional Publishing Company, page 1557-1558.
Denton Harn was a farmer of Carroll County, Md. The greater part of his life was spent on his farm in Carroll County, but in his old age he removed to Ohio, where he died. Denton Harn was married to a Miss Picket.

     Rachel Ruth Pickett was born circa 1782.¹ She was the daughter of Charles Pickett and Prudence (?) Rachel Ruth Pickett married Denton Harn, son of John Hearn and Dorcas Davis, on 18 August 1801 at Frederick Co., Maryland.² Rachel Ruth Pickett died circa September 1841.¹
     Her married name was Harn.

     Dr. Allen Duval Harn was born on 31 July 1836 at Hagerstown, Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Levi Orendorf Harn and Zerua Ann Duval. Dr. Allen Duval Harn married Josephine Camp, daughter of Ira Malcolm Camp and Eliza Collins. Dr. Allen Duval Harn died on 1 October 1901 at San Antonio, Bexar Co., Texas, at age 65.^1,3 He was buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Austin, Travis Co., Texas; (sec 2, lot 423.)⁴
     Dr. Allen Duval Harn was a practicing Physician. Moved to Texas after father died, lived in San Antonio. Allen D. Harn is listed in the "Polk's Medical Directory" from 1890, as a physician in Texas. No graduation information was listed in this directory, which tends to indicate that the doctor did not receive formal medical education (which was not necessary in order to practice medicine at the time - many doctors were still being "apprenticed" under practicing doctors). The American Medical Association has no record of Dr. Allen D. Harn in their files.

     William Tyler Duval Harn was born on 7 May 1838 at Hagerstown, Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Levi Orendorf Harn and Zerua Ann Duval. William Tyler Duval Harn married Mary Agnes Duer, daughter of Johann Christian Friedrich Duer and Mary Stanley, on 11 July 1861 at Rose Hill, Harris Co., Texas.³ William Tyler Duval Harn died on 28 May 1897 at McLennan Co., Texas, at age 59.³ He was buried on 29 May 1897 at Oakwood Cemetery, Waco, McLennan Co., Texas; Plot: Block 9. Lot 26.³
     William Tyler Duval Harn was a Farmer, Bookkeeper. He lived in 1893 at Waco, McLennan Co., Texas.

Mary Agnes Duer Harn filed for a Texas Confederate Widow's Application for a Pension on 27 Oct 1923, it was approved on 08 Nov 1923, and a pension was allowed from 01 Sep 1923 until her death in 1925. This pension was "For Use of Widows of Soldiers Who Are in Indigent Circumstances."
In the pension application she made a series of sworn statements:
That her husband, William Tyler Duval Harn, who died on 28 May 1897. His command was originally organized in Harris Co., Texas. He served four years; enlisted first of was, discharged 25 May 1865. He was in the Calvary service as a First Lieutenant when company organized, made Captain on 31 Jul 1864, the rank he continued until the end of the war.

Part of the pension application included an Affidavit of Witnesses for Bradford Hancock taken on 28 Aug 1923. He stated the following:
"I served in the same Regiment with Capt. W. Tyler D. Harn, being 26th, Texas Calvary, in which X.B. DeBray was Colonel, Capt. Harn was a First Lieutenant of Texas, E. 26th, Texas Calvary, DeBray Regiment, and was promoted to Captain of said Company, July 31st, 1864. I know these facts from a personal acquaintance with Capt. Harn while in the service of the Confederate Army, and for many years while we both lived in Texas after the war, the name is spelled Horn in some of the rolls that were made of this Regiment, but Harn is the proper name, and W. Tyler D. Harn was the person enlisted in said Company, as the W. Tyler D. Harn in said Company and Regiment."

Part of the pension application included copy of the military record of W. Tyler D. Harn:
"War Department, The Adjutant General's Office, Washington, 02 Nov 1923
William T.D. Harn, 1st. Lt. & Capt. Co. E, 26th. (Debrays) Tex. Cav. C.S.A. Enlisted Oct. 1, also shown, Oct. 5, 1861, at Hockley, and on muster roll Jan. & Feb. 1864 (last on file) is shown, Absent detached service, as A.Q.M. at Perrys Landing Dec. 13, 1863, by order of Maj. Gen. Magruder. The name T.D. Harn, Capt. Co. E, 26th. Tex. Cav. Appear and he is shown present for duty at Richmond, on Regtl Return for Mar. 1865. No later record has been found."

Part of the pension application included copy of burial notice for Col. Tyler D. Harn:
"Waco, Texas, May 29, The funeral and burial of Col. Tyler D. Harn, this afternoon, at Oakwood, was attended by his comrades of Pat Uleburne Camp, and veterans of neighboring camps, as well as Union Veterans. Col. Harn's title as Colonel was a militia preferment by the governor after peace was restored.
He served during the war in the twenty-sixth Texas Calvary, commanded by DeBray, and by gallantry won a Captain's commission. He brought away from the army, after the surrender, his broadsword, spurs, camp-knife, and the colors of his regiment, all of which were in sight and lent interest to the funeral today. After the stroke of paralysis yesterday, he never recovered.
The last few murmurings that escaped his lips related to incidents of the war in which he participated. His walls were hung with pictures of Generals Lee, Stuart Jackson, Beauregard and other Southern commanders. All his surroundings were indicative of the bent of his mind, which was military and Southern to a high degree.
He was buried near the Confederate monument, Rev. Frank Page, the chaplain of the Pat Cleburne Camp, officiating, and his grave was decorated by his comrades of the group and the veterans of the blue, by whom he was highly esteemed."³

     Carroll Prather Duval Harn was born on 7 January 1842 at Hagerstown, Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Levi Orendorf Harn and Zerua Ann Duval. Carroll Prather Duval Harn married Sarah Elizabeth Mills, daughter of William R. Mills and Elizabeth Vaughn, on 15 March 1865 at Stanardsville, Greene Co., Virginia. Carroll Prather Duval Harn died on 17 October 1876 at Navasota, Grimes Co., Texas, at age 34.³ He was buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Navasota, Grimes Co., Texas.
     HARN, CARROLL PRATHER DUVAL (1841-1876). C. Duval Harn, Civil War veteran and statesman, was born in Hagerstown, Maryland, in 1841, to Levi Ordendorf and Zerue Harn. Harn was educated in Maryland and served as a sailor before enlisting as a staff officer in the Confederate Army.
From 1860-1863, he fought under General J.E.B. Stuart. While acting as a scout, Harn was taken prisoner and later released near the end of the war as part of an exchange. On March 15, 1865, he married Sarah E. Mills in Stanardsville, Virginia. The couple settled in Texas and had two children. Their son Carroll Duval Harn was born on December 21, 1865, in Fort Bend, Texas. Two years later, their daughter Elizabeth M. Harn was born on November 20, in Gordonsville, Virginia. In 1869, Harn acted as a delegate to the Constitutional Convention on behalf of Grimes, Madison, and Walker Counties. He was elected to the Twelfth Texas Legislature in 1870, representing Grimes County. Harn died in Navasota on October 17, 1876, of complications caused by typhoid fever.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: "Carroll Prather Duval Harn," Family Search, (http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/search/IGI/individual_record.asp?recid=
100388009199), accessed November 27, 2006. Steven Harn Redman, "The Ancestors and Family of Steven Harn Redman,"
(http://users.sisna.com/redmans/ellenharnmanuscript2.htm#_Toc124670973)
accessed November 27, 2006.⁴ In Civil War as a Colonel, and was taken prisoner. The cause of death was congestion of brain, after prostration from Typhoid fever.

     Samuel Marcelius Harn was born circa 1843 at Hagerstown, Frederick Co., Maryland.^1,2 He was the son of Levi Orendorf Harn and Zerua Ann Duval.
     Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript. Emigrated to Texas with his mother and brothers. Left Texas around 1872.

     Mary Agnes Duer was born on 14 October 1841 at Houston, Harris Co., Texas.^3,4 She was the daughter of Johann Christian Friedrich Duer and Mary Stanley.³ Mary Agnes Duer married William Tyler Duval Harn, son of Levi Orendorf Harn and Zerua Ann Duval, on 11 July 1861 at Rose Hill, Harris Co., Texas.⁴ Mary Agnes Duer died on 14 January 1925 at Hollywood, Los Angeles Co., California, at age 83.^3,4 She was buried at Oakwood Cemetery, Waco, McLennan Co., Texas; Plot: Block 9 Lot 26.³
     Her married name was Harn. She lived in May 1923 at 425 Walnut St., Ranger, Eastland Co., Texas.⁴ The cause of death was chronic intestinal with urinary congestion.⁴ Mary Agnes Duer Harn filed for a Texas Confederate Widow's Application for a Pension on 27 Oct 1923, it was approved on 08 Nov 1923, and a pension was allowed from 01 Sep 1923 until her death in 1925. This pension was "For Use of Widows of Soldiers Who Are in Indigent Circumstances."

Part of the pension application included 'Application for Mortuary Warrant', that was issued on 26 Jan 1925, following the death of Mary Agnes Duer Harn, by her daughter Mrs. A.F. Harn. Mrs. A.F. Harn lived at 6371 Yucca, in Hollywood, California.⁴

     Sarah Elizabeth Mills was born in 1844 at Greene Co., Virginia. She was the daughter of William R. Mills and Elizabeth Vaughn. Sarah Elizabeth Mills married Carroll Prather Duval Harn, son of Levi Orendorf Harn and Zerua Ann Duval, on 15 March 1865 at Stanardsville, Greene Co., Virginia. Sarah Elizabeth Mills died on 1 April 1901 at Stanardsville, Greene Co., Virginia.¹
     Her married name was Harn.

     Timothy Foster Perkins was born on 30 December 1804 at Farmington, Franklin Co., Maine.^2,3 He was the son of Isaac Perkins and Elizabeth Foster. Timothy Foster Perkins married Thirza Cottle Ellsworth, daughter of Jeremiah Ellsworth and Sarah Dodge, in September 1830 at Strong, Franklin Co., Maine.⁴ Timothy Foster Perkins married Sarah Bangs, daughter of Edmund T. Bangs and female (?), circa 1882 at Maine.³ Timothy Foster Perkins died on 10 June 1887 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota, at age 82.³ He died on 11 June 1887 at Farmington, Franklin Co., Maine, at age 82.⁵ He was buried on 16 June 1887 at Hope Cemetery, Featherstone Twsp., Goodhue Co., Minnesota.⁵ He was buried at Gay Cemetery, Farmington, Franklin Co., Maine.³
     Timothy Foster Perkins was a farmer. Thirza (Thursey) Ellsworth married Timothy Foster Perkins on 01 Aug 1830, at Farmington, Franklin Co., Maine.³

CENSUS: 1850 ME, Franklin Co., Weld, page 16.
The 1850 Maine Census listed Timothy Perkins at 45, Thirza at 40, Jonathan at 19, Charles at 18, Timothy E. at 16, Hartson at 15, and Sarah at 3 years.

CENSUS: 1860 ME, Franklin Co., Avon, page 805.
The 1860 Maine Census Listed Timothy F. Perkins at 57, Theresa at 50, Timothy E. at 26, Rhoda A. at 19, and Sarah V. at 13 years.

Following from HISTORY OF GOODHUE COUNTY, published by Wood, Alley & Co. of Red Wing in 1878, page 573-574.
PERKINS, Timothy F., farmer, sec. 16, P.O. Red Wing. Born in Farmington, Franklin county, Maine, Dec. 30, 1804. Was married Sept. 22, 1829, to Theresa Ellsworth. She was born in same county, Aug. 14, 1809. Mr. P. followed farming in his native State more than 35 years, clearing a farm of 100 acres from the heavy timber land of that country. Served as town treasurer six years, collector one year, and constable a number of years. Came to this county in 1861. Owns 80 acres. Have five children- Jonathan R., Charles E., Timothy E., Hartson E. and Abbie S. (now Mrs. Tripp.) Lost two, died in infancy. Mr. P. has been town treasurer here two years. Family belong to the M.E. Church.

Following obituary from the Red Wing Argus Newspaper, page 4, column 2, 16Jun1887 (Thursday).
Mr. T.F. Perkins, one of the old settlers of this County, died at his home in Farmington, Maine, last Saturday, aged nearly [?] years. He removed to this county in 1861, settling in the town of Featherstone. A few years ago he buried his wife, when he returned to his old home in Maine and married again. He returned to Minnesota and lived in the city until last fall, when he again moved to Maine. He was born in Farmington, December 30, 1804, and was married first, September 22, 1299 [sic]. By this marriage he had five children, most of whom preceded their children to this country. Mr. Perkins was a most estimable gentleman, honorable in all dealings, and an intelligent and prosperous farmer. His body was brought west and buried to-day from the M.E. Church at Featherstone.

Following from Red Wing Advance Sun Newspaper, page 1, 15Jun1887 (Wednesday).
The sad news reached this city, Saturday, by telegraph, of the death, at his old home, Farmington, Maine, of T.F. Perkins. Mr. Perkins came to this county in 1861, and settled in Featherstone, where he has resided until within two or three years past, when he retired from his farm and moved to this city. He was born at Farmington, Maine, Dec. 30, 1804, and was married to Theresa Ellsworth, Sept. 22, 1829. From this marriage five children were born, the most of whom had come to, and settled in, this county some years previous to the moving of their parents here, and are all well and widely known. They are Jonathan R., Charles T., Timothy E., Hartson E., and Abbie S., (Mrs. Merritt Tripp). Mr. Perkins has always been known as an honest, intelligent and successful farmer. He opened up a farm from 100 acres of heavy timber land in Franklin county, Maine, and followed farming there for more than thirty-five years before coming west. There are no known children of Timothy Foster Perkins and Sarah.³ SOURCE: History of Dakota & Goodhue Co., MN, 1910, pg 1048. His Ancestral File Number is Ancestral File Number submitted by Jeanne Fox Wilson.

     Thirza Cottle Ellsworth was born on 14 August 1809 at Strong, Franklin Co., Maine.^3,4 She was the daughter of Jeremiah Ellsworth and Sarah Dodge. Thirza Cottle Ellsworth married Timothy Foster Perkins, son of Isaac Perkins and Elizabeth Foster, in September 1830 at Strong, Franklin Co., Maine.⁵ Thirza Cottle Ellsworth died in 1872 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota.⁴ She died on 31 October 1881 at Featherstone, Goodhue Co., Minnesota, at age 72.³ She was buried at Hope Cemetery, Featherstone Twsp., Goodhue Co., Minnesota.
     Her married name was Perkins. Thirza (Thursey) Ellsworth married Timothy Foster Perkins on 01 Aug 1830, at Farmington, Franklin Co., Maine.⁴ Thirza Cottle Ellsworth was also known as Thirsy. Thirza Cottle Ellsworth was also known as Thurza.⁶ Thirza Cottle Ellsworth was also known as Theresa Obituary also listed name as Theresa.⁷ Thirza Cottle Ellsworth was also known as Thirza.⁴ Thirza Cottle Ellsworth was also known as Thursey.⁴ The cause of death was heart disease. Her Ancestral File Number is Ancestral File Record 83-046-0376 submitted by Jeanne Fox Wilson. Submitted Records by Jeanne F. Wilson list parents of Thirza. >>> CHECK Maine Franklin Co Vital Statistics, pg 51, for birth. >>> CHECK FHL film 012069, batch C503811, birth rec as 1809. CENSUS: 1850 ME, Franklin Co., Weld, pg 16, listed as 40 years.
CENSUS: 1860 ME, Franklin Co., Avon, pg 805, listed as 50 years.
In the 1850 Census, first name spelled Thirza. In the 1860 Census, first name spelled Thersea.

Following from The Advance Newspaper of Red Wing, 2Nov1881 (Wednesday).
Another old settler gone. Death of Mrs. T.F. Perkins, in her Seventy-second year. Mrs. Theresa Perkins, wife of T.F. Perkins, died at their home in Featherstone, Monday afternoon, October 31st, at four o'clock and twenty minutes, aged seventy-two years, two months and seventeen days. The disease was heart trouble and she passed away as quietly and gently as falleth to sleep the innocent babe on its mother's breast.
Miss Theresa Ellsworth was born in Franklin county, Maine, August 14th, 1809, and was married to T.F. Perkins, who was born in the same county, December 30, 1804, on September 20th, 1829, and they moved to this county in 1861; their married life having stretched over more than half a century. Besides her husband, she leaves five children, men and women well known and highly respected throughout this county, Jonathan R., Charles E., Timothy E., Hartson E. and Abbie S., (Mrs. Merritt Trippe) to cherish her fond memory. Though dead she still lives in the future of her children and grandchildren, and let no one say that such a life as hers, full of widely and motherly cares and joys, has been unworthy or wanting in the humble grandeur of success.
The mother in her struggles and victories, wielding her scepter of her children's loves, is the most honored of mortals. The poet hath well said, "The mother, in her office, holds the key of the soul; and she it is who stamps the coin Of character, and makes the being who would be a savage, But for her gentle cares, a Christian man; Then crown her queen of the world."

Following from The Red Wing Republican, page 5 column 3, 12Nov1881 (Saturday).
The funeral of Mrs. T.F. Perkins, whose death we noticed at length in The Advance last week, took place at Featherstone a week ago Friday. All the children and a number of her grand-children, were present. Mr. J.R. Perkins came down from Morris, and C.E. Perkins from Warren, Ill., to attend the funeral. The cause of death was heart disease. The deceased was seventy-two years of age and had lived in this county since 1862.

     Emma K. Harn was born on 21 June 1847 at Carlisle, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of William Hillery Harn and Martha Grove. Emma K. Harn married Andrew Jackson White on 4 January 1887 at Allison United Methodist Church, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania. Emma K. Harn died on 17 December 1917 at Chambersburg Hospital, Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, at age 70.³ She was buried on 19 December 1917 at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.³
     Emma K. Harn was a Methodist. Her married name was White. Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript. She lived at Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.

     Andrew Jackson White was born in January 1828 at Pennsylvania; info from 1900 Pennsylvania Census. He married Sarah Jane Grove on 7 February 1850. Andrew Jackson White married Emma K. Harn, daughter of William Hillery Harn and Martha Grove, on 4 January 1887 at Allison United Methodist Church, Carlisle, Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania. Andrew Jackson White died on 24 April 1904 at Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, at age 76. He was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.

     Samuel Haskell Purdy was born on 6 November 1812 at Westchester Co., New York.² He was the son of David Purdy and Elizabeth Ann Hopkins. Samuel Haskell Purdy was baptized on 17 April 1814. He married Jane H. Willets, daughter of John Willets and Betsy (?), circa 1831. Samuel Haskell Purdy died on 29 November 1902 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota, at age 90.² He was buried on 1 December 1902 at Oakwood Cemetery, Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota.³
     The cause of death was old age.

Following from The Red Wing Daily Republican Newspaper, 29Nov1902 Saturday, 8:3.
Samuel Haskell Purdy, a pioneer resident of Red Wing, died at 3 o'clock this morning at his home, 712 East avenue, of general debility. Mr. Purdy was born in White Plains, N.Y., Nov 6, 1812 and so was over 90 years old. When a young man he moved to Ithaca, N.Y. He resided there until 1863 when he came west, settling in Goodhue township. He invested heavily in land there and then came to Red Wing to reside, making his home here for nearly forty years.
Mr. Purdy leaves four grand children and seventeen great grand children. The grand children are Mrs. M.T. Perkins, Mrs. A.H. Perkins, S.H. Purdy, Jr., of Red Wing, and W.H. Purdy of Wadena. He is also survived by one brother, Oliver W. Purdy of Red Wing, and two sisters, Mrs. E. Brewer and Mrs. Van Kirk of Ithaca, N.Y. Funeral services will be held at the residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C.C. Rollit, rector of Christ church officiating. Internment will be in Oakwood Cemetery.

     Jane H. Willets was born on 12 April 1812 at New York.² She was the daughter of John Willets and Betsy (?) Jane H. Willets married Samuel Haskell Purdy, son of David Purdy and Elizabeth Ann Hopkins, circa 1831. Jane H. Willets died on 12 April 1898 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota, at age 86.² She was buried on 14 April 1898.³
     Jane H. Willets was a Housewife. Her married name was Purdy. As of 1 August 1860, Jane H. Willets lived at Ithaca, Tomplins Co., New York. Death Record for Jane, has parents as John and Betsy Willet. Obituary notice says born in April 1819.

Following from The Red Wing Daily Republican 13Apr1898 (Wednesday), 1:3.
Mrs. S.H. Purdy died last night, at 11 o'clock, at her home on East avenue. Mrs. Purdy was born in the state of New York in April, 1819, and was therefore 79 years old. She has been a resident of this county for thirty-four years. Her husband and one son, David Purdy, of Burnside, remain to mourn her death. She was a woman held in high esteem by a host of friends for her many admirable traits of heart and mind. Her death will be sincerely mourned. The funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock at Christ church, Rev. C.H. Plummer, of Lake City, will officiate.

     Carroll Duval Harn was born on 21 December 1865 at Fort Bend Co., Texas.¹ He was the son of Carroll Prather Duval Harn and Sarah Elizabeth Mills. Carroll Duval Harn married Mary Whorton Cole on 15 March 1894 at Virginia. Carroll Duval Harn died on 19 June 1911 at Earlsboro, Pottawatomie Co., Oklahoma, at age 45. He was buried at Earlsboro Cemetery, Earlsboro, Pottawatomie Co., Oklahoma.
     Carroll Duval Harn was a Hotel Proprietor. Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript. He lived at Stanardsville, Greene Co., Virginia.

     Eliza Williams married male Rolfe.
     Her married name was Rolfe.

     Elizabeth M. Harn was born on 20 November 1867 at Gordonsville, Orange Co., Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Carroll Prather Duval Harn and Sarah Elizabeth Mills. Elizabeth M. Harn married James W. Doughtery in 1884 at Austin, Travis Co., Texas. Elizabeth M. Harn and James W. Doughtery were divorced on 4 November 1896 at Austin, Travis Co., Texas. Elizabeth M. Harn married A. R. Morris on 27 April 1897 at Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Elizabeth M. Harn died on 1 October 1924 at Earlsboro, Pottawatomie Co., Oklahoma, at age 56. She was buried at Rest Haven Cemetery, Earlsboro, Pottawatomie Co., Oklahoma.
     Her married name was Doughtery. Her married name was Morris. Ellen Dorcas Harn Manuscript. Living with second husband in 1920, in Earlsboro, OK. Have seen last name spelled as DOUGHTERY and DAUGHTERY. She lived in 1920 at Earlsboro, Pottawatomie Co., Oklahoma.

     Mary Whorton Cole was born on 19 June 1875 at Greene Co., Virginia. She married Carroll Duval Harn, son of Carroll Prather Duval Harn and Sarah Elizabeth Mills, on 15 March 1894 at Virginia. Mary Whorton Cole was buried at Earlsboro Cemetery, Earlsboro, Pottawatomie Co., Oklahoma. She died on 7 January 1927 at Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama, at age 51. She was buried at Earlsboro Cemetery, Earlsboro, Pottawatomie Co., Oklahoma.
     Her married name was Harn.

     James W. Doughtery married Elizabeth M. Harn, daughter of Carroll Prather Duval Harn and Sarah Elizabeth Mills, in 1884 at Austin, Travis Co., Texas. James W. Doughtery and Elizabeth M. Harn were divorced on 4 November 1896 at Austin, Travis Co., Texas.

     A. R. Morris married Elizabeth M. Harn, daughter of Carroll Prather Duval Harn and Sarah Elizabeth Mills, on 27 April 1897 at Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas.
     A. R. Morris was a Postmaster.

     Peter McGinnis was born at Ireland. He married female (?)

     Lillian Doughtery was born circa 1885.¹ She was the daughter of James W. Doughtery and Elizabeth M. Harn.

     Sarah E. Doughtery was born circa 1890.¹ She was the daughter of James W. Doughtery and Elizabeth M. Harn.

     Zerue Duval Harn was born on 31 December 1894 at Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Carroll Duval Harn and Mary Whorton Cole. Zerue Duval Harn died in 1929.

     Carroll Duval Harn Jr. was born on 14 October 1896 at Virginia.¹ He was the son of Carroll Duval Harn and Mary Whorton Cole. Carroll Duval Harn Jr. died on 12 February 1974 at Cullman, Cullman Co., Alabama, at age 77.

     Mary Wharton Harn was born on 18 July 1898 at Virginia.¹ She was the daughter of Carroll Duval Harn and Mary Whorton Cole.
     Mary Wharton Harn lived in 1920 at Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama.

     Sarah Elizabeth Harn was born on 15 September 1901 at Stanardsville, Greene Co., Virginia.^1,2 She was the daughter of Carroll Duval Harn and Mary Whorton Cole. Sarah Elizabeth Harn married Virgil Beauregard Fowler on 1 November 1927 at Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama.² Sarah Elizabeth Harn died on 29 October 1950 at Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama, at age 49. She died on 29 October 1950 at Cullman, Cullman Co., Alabama, at age 49.² She was buried at Cullman, Cullman Co., Alabama.
     Her married name was Fowler.²

     Algie Ethel Morris was born at Oklahoma. She was the daughter of A. R. Morris and Elizabeth M. Harn.
     Algie Ethel Morris was a Teacher. Lived in Shawnee OK, as a child. Algie got married.

     Jacob Nestaval was born circa 1801 at Bohemia. He was the son of Matej Nestaval and Anny Vraderab. Jacob Nestaval married Mary Mencik, daughter of Jacub Mencik and Rosiny Shima. Jacob Nestaval died on 19 November 1885 at Montgomery, Le Sueur Co., Minnesota.
     The New York City Immigration Passenger Lists, show that on 01 Jul 1876, the vessel Rhein on it's voyage from Bremen Germany, had the following Nestaval family as passengers: Jacob at 73 years old and Maria at 67 years.

The Rhein was built by Caird & Co, Greenock in 1868 for Norddeutscher Lloyd (North German Lloyd). Her details were - 2,901 gross tons, length 332ft x beam 40ft, clipper stem, one funnel, two masts, iron construction, single screw and a speed of 13 knots. There was accommodation for 70-1st class passengers, 100-2nd class passengers and 600-3rd class passengers. Launched in August 1868, she sailed on her maiden voyage from Bremen to Southampton and New York on 3/10/1868. In 1878 her engines were compounded by the builders and on 16/10/1889 she left Bremen on her last voyage to Baltimore and New York.
Jakub is Czech for James, Jacob.

In the 1920 Minnesota Census, Ramsey County, St. Paul Precinct 5, E.D. 48, sheet 16, 13Jan1920, there was enumerated a John Nestaval and his wife Magdelene. John listed age of 61 years, born in Bohemia, having immigrated to the US in 1887 and becoming a naturalized citizen in 1898. Magdelene listed as 54 years old, born in Bohemia, immigrated to US in 1887 and becoming a naturalized citizen in 1898.
> > Perhaps John is a son of Jacob Nestaval??


There is a death certificate for John Nestaval, perhaps the son of Jacob Nestaval??
     John Nestaval born 23 Jan 1859 in Bohemia to Vaclav and Eva Nestaval. Married to Marie Nestaval, who was 70 years old at time of husbands death. John Nestaval died 16 Mar 1943 at St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota. Usual residence of deceased: 539 Michigan Ave., St. Paul, Ramsey Co., Minnesota. Lived in this community for 55 years. Not a veteran. He was a Sheet Metal Worker. Buried on 19 Mar 1943 at Calvary Cemetery.


Following received from the Czech Republic State Regional Archives in 1999:


Siblings of Jakub Nestaval
(we are listing only shortened transcripts. All children have the same information about the parents.
Register of births of the Roman-Catholic parsonage in Zalsi, Volume 13, Pages:
98 -     1836, February 2, Horni Bukovsko No. 9 - Marianna Nestavalova, illegitimate child
103 -     1838, October 21, Horni Bukovsko No. 9 - Katerina Nestavalova
116 -     1845, January 6, Horni Bukovsko No. 9 - Rozina Nestavalova
121 -     1847, February 18, Horni Bukovsko No. 9 - Matej Nestaval
138 - 1851, December 30, Horni Bukovsko No. 9 - Josef Nestaval
Note: (in Latin)
149 - 1854, March 12, Horni Bukovsko No. 9 - Anna Nestavalova


- Jakub and Marie Nestaval had another daughter, Barbora, who gave birth to 2 illegitimate children in 1853 and 1854, in Horni Bukovsko. She later married Matej Kubes. Her record of birth, however, cannot be found in the registers of the parsonage in Zalsi, for the village of Horni Bukovsko, for the period prior to 1836.


Following received from the Czech Republic State Regional Archives in 1999:


Parents of Jakub Nestaval
Year, day and month of birth: 1803, 13 July
Place: Horny (Horni Bukovsko) No. 9
Name: Jakub
Father: Matej Nestaval, farm laborer
Mother: Anna, daughter of Anna Kaderavkova, farm laborer, from No. 10
Godparents: Jan Turek, farmer
Anna Hanzlova, farmer
Register of births of the Roman-Catholic parsonage in Zalsi, Volume 12, years 1799 - 1822, Page 215.


Year, day and month of birth: 1809, 24 March
Place: Dolni Bukovsko No. 93
Name: Mariana
Father:     Jakub Mensik, weaver and neighbor from Bukovsko, son of Ondrej Mensik, neighbor from Bukovsko No. 93, and Eva, born Hajna, from Bukovsko No. 65
Mother:     Rozina Koubova, daughter of Tomas Kouba, farmer from Zablati No. 5, Trebon County, and Anna, born Chinova, from Sedlikovice No. 5
Godparents:     Jan Steiner, or Novotny, weaver and neighbor from Bukovsko
Anna, his wife
Register of births of the Roman-Catholic parsonage in Dolni Bukovsko, Volume 4, Years 1804 - 1814, Page 52.


Year, day and month of marriage: 1836, 17 May
Groom: Place:     Horny (Horni Bukovsko) No. 9
Name: Jakub, son of Frantisek Nestaval, cottager from Horny No. 9, and Marianna, born Kaderabkova, daughter of the field master from Horny No. 19
Age: 32 years
Status: single
Bride: Place: Horny (Horni Bukovsko) No. 13
Name: Marie, daughter of Jakub Mencik, neighbor from Bukovsko No. 47, and Rozyna, born Chynova, daughter of a farmer from Sedlikovice.
Age: 26 years
Witnesses:     Jan Vavra, cottager from Horny
Jiri Vales, cottager from Zalsi
Register of marriages of the Roman-Catholic parsonage in Zalsi, Volume 16, Years 1823 - 1889, Page 31.


     The death records of Jakub and Marie Nestaval cannot be found in the records of the parsonage in Zalsi, up to year 1881. The priest made an obvious error when writing the above marriage record; he listed that the father of the groom was Frantisek Nestaval.


The translator said "there are some errors in the original text, by which I mean errors in the parsonage registers. For example, the name Frcal is also spelled as Frzal, Marianna is also spelled Mariana, Mensik is also spelled Mencik, Rozina is also spelled Rozyna, etc."