Philip married Maria Harsin, daughter of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert, on May 12, 1763.

     Engeltje Harsin was baptized on Jun 15, 1749 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. She was the daughter of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert. Engeltje married Samuel Gibbs circa 1779. Engeltje Harsin died circa 1803 at Connecticut.

      Samuel Gibbs was born circa 1757. Samuel married Engeltje Harsin, daughter of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert, circa 1779. Samuel Gibbs died in 1789.

     Willem Harsin was baptized on Nov 8, 1749 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert.

     Joris Harsin was baptized on Dec 4, 1751 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert. Joris married Elizabeth Van Gelder on Nov 12, 1772 at New York City, New York County, New York.
     Joris Harsin was also known as George Harsin.

      Elizabeth Van Gelder was born in Sep, 1753 at New York. Elizabeth married Joris Harsin, son of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert, on Nov 12, 1772 at New York City, New York County, New York. Elizabeth Van Gelder died on Jul 20, 1775 at age 21.

     Arent Harsin was baptized on Jan 6, 1754 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert.

     Johannes Harsin was baptized on Nov 12, 1755 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert.
     Johannes Harsin was also known as John Harsin. He removed to at Kentucky.

      Garret Harsin was born on Jun 15, 1753 at New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Joris Harssen and Maria Gilbert. Garret Harsin was baptized on Oct 23, 1757 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. Garret married Elizabeth Doughty, daughter of Christopher Doughty and Elizabeth Carmen, on May 30, 1783 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. Garret Harsin died on Sep 24, 1838 at Shelby County, Indiana, at age 85. Garret was buried at Brandywine Cemetery, Fairland, Shelby County, Indiana.
     He was also known as Gerrit Harsin. He served in the Revolutionary War. He removed to at Bourbon County, Kentucky, after Jun, 1785. He removed to at North Carolina circa 1786. He removed to at Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky, between 1787 and 1790. He removed to at Shelby County, Indiana, Migration Type: Unknown in 1826.

State of Indiana
County of Shelby The Fifth Judicial Circuit

On this fifth day of September, personally appears in open court, before Bethaniel F. Morris, John Sleath, and Azariah Williams judges of this circuit court of Shelby county state of Indiana, now sitting, Garret Harsin, a resident of Sugar Creek Township, in the county of Shelby, and state of Indiana, aged seventy nine years, on the fifteenth day of June last year, who being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath, make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of congress proper June 7th, 1832.
That he entered into service of the United States under the following named officers and served as herein stated.

First: Sometime in the month of June, in the year one thousand seven hundred and seventy six, he, the said Garret Harsin, volunteered as a private soldier in the city of New York, for the term of five months, in a company of volunteer Rangers under the command of Captain Charles Dixon, of which company, if his memory after so great a lapse of time does not decline, Thomas Warner was First Lieutenant, and Garret Kipp Sergeant. Of the regiment to which the said company of Rangers, called The Swego Rangers was attached, General Scott was commander, and John Lasher a Colonel of the same. Being young at the time, and somewhat regarded of passing events, and matters which did not particularly interest him, he does not now remember more particularly the names of the several officers below giving to the said Regiment. The soldiers composing the said regiment, as he believes, were enlisted, with the exception of the company of Rangers to which he belonged, and of which mentioned has past been made. During this first engagement, the only battles in which he was either out – in defense of his country, was that of Long Island and Harlem Heights, which occurred about one week after the landing of the British army on the Island; an event which took place on the 22nd day of August, in the afore said year of 1776. In this battle, either throughout, or in part, General Washington was present and next morning, retreated across the Island to the city of New York. During this time of service, he is not aware that there were any regular troops where he served, unless at the battle of Long Island, and he is in consequence unable to mention the names of their officers. Besides the regiment to which he belonged and which has been mentioned, he remembers the second regiment, then under the commission of Colonel M Bougal during this first term of service, the ruley march performed was from the city of New York to the siege of the engagement on Long Island, and marched back to the city. He received in this case no written discharge but being in a miserable condition – destitute of clothing and ### of nearly all the nice #### of life – General Washington , about a week after the battle, and between midnight and day break, dismember the soldiers in a body at Harvest Straw on Northup River. When he entered the service, he was a resident of the city of New York, where he was born, in Carmen, now called Prince Js Street, on the 15th day of June, in the year one thousand seven hundred and fifty three, of which had he formally had a record in a Bible which has been lost.

Second: Sometime in the Summer of the year one thousand seven hundred and seventy seven, he the said Garret Harsin again volunteered, as a private soldier for the term of Three months, in a company under the command of Captain Moses Contine in the state of New York, to march against Butler and Brandt who were then at Seohario. He does not with any certainty, at this time, remember the names of the officers of the Regiment to which his company belonged and not having been engaged in any battle during this term of engagement, nor anytime with the regular army, he is of course unable to recite the names of any officers then and there in the regular service of the United States. About two weeks before the term of service had expired, the soldiers, who together with him had volunteered at the last mentioned time, were in a body dismember without any regular written discharge. The was at no time of this second engagement a resident at Sophies Landing, two miles from the town of Sophies, on North River, in the state of New York. The company was formed at and marched from this place to Scoharie where they arrived there and the enemy had fled.

Third: In the Autumn of the year 1777, and immediately after the dismissal of the soldiers 1st-mentioned, he entered a third time into the service of his country, as a private volunteer in a company commanded by the aforesaid Moses Contine in the state of New York. The term of service for which he volunteered at this time was three months. He is unable to state, with certainty, the names of the subordinate officers of this company, nor any account of the distances of times; but because, being a Baker by trade, the captain kept him generally engaged in the exercise of this calling, except when an engagement or some other emergency required his services as a soldier, at his post, or in the field of battle. The same fact, in some measure, prevents his remembrance of the names of the officers of the regular Army stationed or being where he served. He is afraid, however, that General Gates was commander of the army and that Colonel Wyckoff, to the best of his belief, was an officer of the regiment to which the company belonged in which he served. At the time of entering the third time into the service, he still lived at the above mentioned Sophie's Landing, where the company was formed. He proceeded by water from this place, up the North River, to the city of Albany, and there by land to the town of Saratoga in New York. At this place General Burgoyne and his army were captured. The American army then escorted Burgoyne, as prisoners of war, to the city of Albany, where they were discharged, in a body, without certificates, at the close of their term. He was present and engaged in the said capture. #####....

Fourth: In the close of the year 1777, he returned as a sailor on board a ten gun public vessel called the Hudson, of which Captain John Parmer was commander. On this vessel he served as a sailor, for the term of eighteen months. This vessel laid at West-Point sometimes as a guard ship and sometimes as a store ship and at other times was sent up and down the river, for provider for the army.

Fifth: Immediately upon leaving the Hudson, he entered the artificer's shop, in the Quarter Master General's department at Fishkill in the state of New York. There, John Parcels was Captain and Thomas Parcels his brother Foreman and Colonel Hughs Quarter Master General. In this shop he served upward of two years, making wagons, and doing other similar work necessary and proper for his army. He then voluntarily left the shop, with a certificate of services from Captain Parcels, which has since been lost.

At the close of the Revolution he left New York and settled in Bourbon County in the state of Kentucky, where he lived till the year 1826, when he removed to Shelby County, in the state of Indiana, where he now resides. He is destitute of all documentary evidence of his aforesaid services; nor does he know of anyone living who, from personal knowledge, can testify of the same. Some years ago, he applied through David Tremble , now a member of Congress from the state of Kentucky, to be placed on the pension list, but the application was unsuccessful, in consequence, as the said David Tremble informed him, of some defect in the declaration, which may have been as to his name, which is properly called Garret Harsin, but, being of Low Dutch origin, was usually, at the time of the revolution, both written and pronounced Harsen. He has never received any pension for his services. He states as persons to whom he is known and who can testify as to his character for validity, the Reverend Eliphabet Kent, and John Hendricks, each of Shelbyville, and #### Lewis Morgan, and John Morgan, who live in the immediate neighborhood of the applicant, in the above mentioned county of Shelby. He hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension, or annuity, except the present, and declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any state or Territory.

Sworn to, and subscribed the day and year aforesaid.
(Garret Harsin's signature)

We Eliphabet Kent, a clergyman, residing in the village of Shelbyville, Shelby county, In, and John Hendricks, residing in the same place, hereby certify, that we are well acquainted with Garret Harsin, who has subscribed and sworn to the foregoing declaration; that we believe him to be 79 years of age; that he is reputed and believed, in the neighborhood where he resides, to have been a soldier of the revolution, and we concur in that opinion. Sworn and subscribed the day and year aforesaid
(Eliphabet Kent's signature)
( John Hendricks's signature)


And the said court do hereby declare their opinion, after the investigation of the matter, and after putting the interrogations prescribed by the war department, that the above named applicant was a revolutionary soldier, and served as he states. And the court further certifies, that it appears to them, that Eliphabet Kent, who has signed the preceding certification is a clergyman, resident in the village of Shelbyville, and that John Fredricks, who has signed the same, is a resident in the same place, and is a credible person and that their statement is worthy of credit.
(B. F. Morris signature)
(John Sleath signature)
(Azariah Williams signature) Court Seal


I, Sylvan B. Morris, clerk of the aforesaid court of Shelby County, do hereby certify, that the foregoing contains the original proceedings of the said court, in the matter of the application of Garret Harsin for a pension; and that the said Bethuel F. Morris, John Sleeth, and Azaariah Williams, are judges of the aforesaid circuit court, which is a court of record; and that the signatures annexed to the certificate of the said court are the genuine signatures of the said Judges. In testimony where of, I have hereinto set my hand, and seal of my said office, this fifth day of September, in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty two.
(Slyvan B Morris, Clerk signature).






served in the Revolutionary War. He volunterred June 1776 as a private in Capt. Charles Dixon's Company under Col. John Lasher's New York Regiment. Her served 5 months and was in the battle at Long Island, the retreat from New York and the Battle ofHarlem Heights. In the summer of 1777, her served 3 months in Capt Moses Cantine's New York Company. About the close of 1777, he entered on board the Hudson, a plublic armed vessel, commanded by Capt. John Palmer and sereved as a sailor for 18 months. This vessel lay at West Point part of the time as a guardship and part of the time went up and down the Hudson River with provisions for the Army. Later he went into a shop as an artificier under Capt. John Parcels, Quartermaster, under Gen. Hughes at Fishkill, New York. His length of Service was 7 years. After leaving the service he married Elizabeth Doughty, born 1763. Garrett died September 24, 1838 in Shelby County, IN. Elizabeth stated in her petition for widow's pension in 1841. They had eight children. The dutch reformed church of New York City lists a death of Garret, son of Garret and Elizabeth Doughty Harsin 1798. Thus two sons were named Gerret for one was still living and named in Gerret's will.

      Marvin Royce Campbell was born on May 21, 1905 at Princeton, Collin County, Texas. Marvin married an unknown person on Aug 15, 1925. Marvin Royce Campbell filed for divorce from an unknown person circa 1927. Marvin married Myrtle Inez Seaborn on Apr 27, 1927 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. Marvin married Myrtle Inez Seaborn on Apr 28, 1928 at City Hall, Tecumseh, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. Marvin Royce Campbell died on Jul 24, 1982 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma, at age 77. Marvin was buried on Jul 26, 1982 at Fairview Cemetery, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma.
      Played minor league baseball.

      Myrtle Inez Seaborn was born on Aug 22, 1903 at Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee. Myrtle married an unknown person in 1921. Myrtle married Marvin Royce Campbell on Apr 27, 1927 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. An unknown person filed for divorce from Myrtle Inez Seaborn before Apr, 1928. Myrtle married Marvin Royce Campbell on Apr 28, 1928 at City Hall, Tecumseh, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. Myrtle Inez Seaborn died on May 4, 1984 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma, at age 80; cardiac arrest. Myrtle was buried on May 7, 1984 at Fairview Cemetery, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma.
     She was also known as Inez Seaborn. On 1921 High School Type: Unknown.
She a Baptist.

     Mavis Jean Campbell was the daughter of Marvin Royce Campbell and Myrtle Inez Seaborn. Mavis married George Allen Lupton, son of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain.

      George Allen Lupton was born circa 1929. He was the son of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain. George married Mavis Jean Campbell, daughter of Marvin Royce Campbell and Myrtle Inez Seaborn.
     George Allen Lupton was also known as Allen Lupton.

      William Perry Harsin was born on Dec 24, 1820 at Kentucky. He was the son of George Harsin and Prudence Gamble. William married Mary Ellen Wise on Apr 1, 1851 at Carroll County, Kentucky. William Perry Harsin died on Feb 11, 1896 at Carroll County, Kentucky, at age 75.

      Sinnia Karr was born on Sep 14, 1818 at Carroll County, Kentucky. Sinnia married Marcus Lafayette Harsin, son of George Harsin and Prudence Gamble, in 1851 at Carroll County, Kentucky. Sinnia Karr died on Mar 16, 1884 at age 65.
     She was also known as Linia Karr. She was also known as Sinia Carr. In the census on Jun 12, 1860 Sinnia Karr was named Sinas Karr.

      Marcus Lafayette Harsin was born on Feb 2, 1825 at Kentucky. He was the son of George Harsin and Prudence Gamble. Marcus married Sinnia Karr in 1851 at Carroll County, Kentucky.

      James Cull Harsin was born on Jun 25, 1915 at North Madison, Jefferson County, Indiana. He was the son of Charles Harsin and Nellie Blanche Taylor. James Cull Harsin died on Aug 26, 1995 at Crown Point, Lake County, Indiana, at age 80.

      William A. Mealey was born circa 1810. William married Margaret Harsin, daughter of George Harsin and Prudence Gamble, on Feb 6, 1834 at Shelby County, Indiana.

      John Allen Lupton was born on Mar 21, 1866 at Salem, Henry County, Iowa. John married Lydia Jane Smith on Mar 17, 1898 at Henry County, Iowa; by Jacob Hinshaw. John Allen Lupton died on Apr 29, 1945 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 79.
      Al Lupton spent most of his life in Arkansas as a farmer. When he first came west he may have taught schoo near Enid, OK. He was a farmer. He had a sugar cane press with wich he made molassesfor his family and for his neighbors. Jennie was having a hard time getting over the death of their smal two year old daughter, who had pulled the coffe pot off onto herself, so they thought if they left the place that the tragedy would be over. Al traded his farme for a stud hourse and $1000.00, (hestill owed on the farm) and moved to Hahoma, OK. He planned to get rich offbreeding Indian ponies since it was thought there were no work horses there. They had not been there very many months when they realized his horse plan was not making him rich. In less than a year they moved to Enid, OK. The horse was mortgaged so the banker kept the horse and he got a job shoveling coal. In a year or so Harvey (his brother) heard of free land in Oklahoma, but he shoveled coal from railroad cars until he got his land, then he went west to Beaver County to live on it. From 'A Historical and Pictorial Record of Samuel and Sarah Lupton and Related Families' -------------------------------------------------------- Lupton, John A. State: Iowa Year: 1900 County: Henry Township: District 36; Salem Page: 148 a Household: 241 Lupton, John A - Head, white, male, March 1866, 34, married-2 yrs, born in IA, fatherin NY, mother in IN, farmer, rents, farm 164 Lupton, Jennie S. - wife, white, female, Apr 1871, married-2yrs, bore 2 children, 2 children living, born in IA, father in OH, mother in IN Lupton, Archibal - son, white, male, Nov 1898, 1, single, born in IA, father in IA, mother in IA Lupton, Max - son, white, male, Apr 1900, 2/12, single, born in IA, father in IA, mother in IA.

      Lydia Jane Smith was born on Apr 24, 1871 at Henry County, Iowa. Lydia married John Allen Lupton on Mar 17, 1898 at Henry County, Iowa; by Jacob Hinshaw. Lydia Jane Smith died on Feb 21, 1954 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 82. Lydia was buried after Feb 21, 1954 at Gracelawn Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas.
     She was also known as Jennie Lynn Smith.

      Max Raymond Lupton was born on Apr 29, 1900 at Salem, Henry County, Iowa. He was the son of John Allen Lupton and Lydia Jane Smith. Max married Mabel Lillian Blain, daughter of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin, on Oct 7, 1919 at Poteau, Le Flore County, Oklahoma. Max Raymond Lupton died on Mar 14, 1991 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma, at age 90. Max was buried at Fairview Cemtery, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma.
     He a Methodist.

      Mabel Lillian Blain was born on Feb 17, 1902 at Hobart, Kiowa County, Oklahoma Territory. She was the daughter of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. Mabel married Max Raymond Lupton, son of John Allen Lupton and Lydia Jane Smith, on Oct 7, 1919 at Poteau, Le Flore County, Oklahoma. Mabel Lillian Blain died on Jan 17, 1999 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma, at age 96. Mabel was buried on Jan 21, 1999 at Fairview Cemtery, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma.
     She United Methodist.

      Max Raymond Lupton Jr. was born on Jul 1, 1920 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. He was the son of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain. Max married Viola Williams. Max married Dorothy Harper. Max Raymond Lupton Jr. died on Feb 23, 1984 at Arkansas at age 63. Max was buried at Arkansas.
     He was also known as Raymone Lupton. He at Shawnee High School, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma.

      Morris Blain Lupton was born on Jul 16, 1922 at at home 706 N. Minnesota Street, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. He was the son of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain. Morris Blain Lupton died on Jun 12, 1925 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma, at age 2. Morris was buried at Fairview Cemetery, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma.

      Janice Lavern Lupton was born on Nov 14, 1924 at Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. She was the daughter of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain. Janice married Aud Claris Welch. Janice married Lawrence Edward Allee. Janice Lavern Lupton died on May 1, 1993 at age 68.

      Audrie Eleanor Lupton was born on Oct 20, 1931 at ar home, Alma, Crawford County, Arkansas. She was the daughter of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain. Audrie married (Unknown) Morris. Audrie married Dr. Harmon Keyes. Audrie married William A. Grandcolas. Audrie Eleanor Lupton died on Aug 10, 1993 at Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, at age 61; ovarian cancer. Audrie was buried at Green Mountain Catholic Cemetery, Belleville, Saint Clair County, Illinois.
      She at Shawnee High School, Shawnee, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. Marriage 1 Dec 30, 1950
marriage 2 Jan. 1969
marriage 3 Jul. 13, 1979.

     Dorothy married Max Raymond Lupton Jr., son of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain.

     Viola married Max Raymond Lupton Jr., son of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain.

      Tyron Van Fuqua was born on Sep 21, 1948. He was the son of Max Raymond Lupton Jr. and Viola Williams. Tyron Van Fuqua died on Sep 4, 1966 at age 17; auto accident.

      Aud Claris Welch was born on Apr 11, 1925. Aud married Janice Lavern Lupton, daughter of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain. Aud Claris Welch died on May 1, 1993 at Arizona at age 68.

      Corporal Michael Allen Welch was born on Dec 14, 1945. He was the son of Aud Claris Welch and Janice Lavern Lupton. Corporal Michael Allen Welch died on Apr 8, 1967 at Binh Dinh, South Vietnam, at age 21. Michael was buried on Apr 17, 1967 at Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, San Mateo County, California.
     He U. S. Army, Infantry. South Vietnam (Serial # 56426263) on Dec 7, 1966. Vietnam Casualty Index Name: Welch, Michael Allen Service Number: 56426263 Date of Birth: 12/14/45 Date of Death: 04/08/67 City of Record: Crockett State of Record: California Service Branch: Army Rank: CPL Length of Service: 00 Tour Begin: 661207 Casualty Type: Hostile - Killed Race: Caucasian Religion: Protestant - No Denominational Preference Marital: Status Single Sex: Male Posthumous Promotion: Yes

Vietnam War Memorial (The Wall): Panel 18E - Row 001.

     Lawrence married Janice Lavern Lupton, daughter of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain.

     (Unknown) married Audrie Eleanor Lupton, daughter of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain.

     Harmon married Audrie Eleanor Lupton, daughter of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain.

     William married Audrie Eleanor Lupton, daughter of Max Raymond Lupton and Mabel Lillian Blain.

      John Blain was born on Mar 1, 1837. He was born on Mar 8, 1842 at Painted Post, Steuben County, New York. John married Charoletta Ann Rose on Apr 12, 1862 at New York. John Blain died on Jun 16, 1907 at Newton, Harvey County, Kansas, at age 70. John was buried at Newton, Harvey County, Kansas.
     He Drummer boy in the Civil War (Union Army?).

      Charoletta Ann Rose was born circa 1841 at New York. She was born in 1844 at Vermont. Charoletta married John Blain on Apr 12, 1862 at New York. Charoletta married an unknown person after 1870. She died in 1929 at Michigan.
     She was also known as Charlotte Ann Ross. Filed for Civil War Pension of Alonzo Kirkendall.

      George Edward Blain was born on Jul 27, 1863 at Painted Post, Steuben County, New York. He was the son of John Blain and Charoletta Ann Rose. George married Rachel Lucinda Harsin, daughter of Hemsley Vincent Harsin and Mary Elizabeth Pershall, on Apr 12, 1888 at Garden City, Finney County, Kansas. George Edward Blain died on Apr 29, 1942 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 78. George was buried at Gracelawn Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas.
     In the census on Jan 2, 1920 George Edward Blain was named George E. Blaine.

      Rachel Lucinda Harsin was born on Jan 20, 1864 at Charton, Marion County, Iowa. She was the daughter of Hemsley Vincent Harsin and Mary Elizabeth Pershall. Rachel married George Edward Blain, son of John Blain and Charoletta Ann Rose, on Apr 12, 1888 at Garden City, Finney County, Kansas. Rachel Lucinda Harsin died on Sep 6, 1938 at Alma, Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 74. Rachel was buried at Gracelawn Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas.
     She was also known as Ray Harsin.

      Hemsley Vincent Harsin was born on Oct 25, 1828 at Shelby County, Indiana. He was the son of Rev. John Doughty Harsin and Katherine Seney. Hemsley married Louisa Seaton circa 1850. Hemsley married Mary Elizabeth Pershall, daughter of Joseph Pershall and Lydia Logsdon, on Sep 15, 1859 at Marion County, Iowa. Hemsley Vincent Harsin died on Sep 2, 1904 at Mutual, Woodward County, Oklahoma, at age 75. Hemsley was buried at Persimmon Cemetery, Mutual, Woodward County, Oklahoma.

      Mary Elizabeth Pershall was born on Jan 30, 1839 at Marion County, Iowa. She was born on Jan 30, 1839 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Joseph Pershall and Lydia Logsdon. Mary married Hemsley Vincent Harsin, son of Rev. John Doughty Harsin and Katherine Seney, on Sep 15, 1859 at Marion County, Iowa. Mary was buried in Sep, 1902 at Persimmon Cemetery, Woodward County, Oklahoma. She died on Sep 5, 1902 at Mutual, Woodward County, Oklahoma, at age 63. She died in 1904 at Mutual, Woodward County, Oklahoma.

      Myra Lorena Blain was born on Jul 26, 1891 at Harper County, Kansas. She was the daughter of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. Myra married Jesse James Winford on Oct 12, 1912. Myra Lorena Blain died in Jan, 1985 at Independence, Montgomery County, Kansas, at age 93. Myra was buried at Sand Spings, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.

     Jesse was buried at Sand Spings, Tulsa County, Oklahoma. He was born circa 1890. Jesse married Myra Lorena Blain, daughter of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin, on Oct 12, 1912.

      Marshall Elrid Blain was born on Feb 23, 1893 at Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas. He was the son of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. Marshall married Gertrude Young, daughter of Frank Young and Annie Thurman, on Mar 11, 1916 at Arkansas. Marshall married Elsie Harrison circa 1927. Marshall Elrid Blain died on Jan 31, 1972 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 78. Marshall was buried at Forrest Park Cemetery, Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas.
     He was also known as Marshall Elery Blain.

      Willard Edwin Blain was born on Mar 26, 1895 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. He was the son of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. Willard married Hazel Beeman. Willard married Sarah (Unknown) in 1954. Willard Edwin Blain died on Oct 3, 1971 at Grove, Delaware County, Oklahoma, at age 76. Willard was buried at Gracelawn Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas.
     

      Walter Lawrence Blain was born on May 18, 1897 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. He was the son of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. Walter married Jewell Lynn before 1920. Walter Lawrence Blain died on Dec 8, 1963 at Pascagoula, Jackson County, Mississippi, at age 66; heart attack.

      Marion Lewis Blain was born on Mar 9, 1900. He was born on Mar 14, 1900 at Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas. He was the son of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. Marion married Ophelia Dicks. Marion Lewis Blain died in May, 1971 his last known address was at Mountainburg, Crawford County, Arkansas, according to the Social Security Death Index.

      Charoletta Elizabeth Blain was born on Oct 20, 1906 at Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. She was the daughter of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. Charoletta married Rev. George Luther Lonsbury III on Dec 9, 1923 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. Charoletta Elizabeth Blain died on Dec 17, 2002 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 96. Charoletta was buried at Gracelawn Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas.

      Rev. George Luther Lonsbury III was born on Apr 9, 1904 at Crowder, Choctaw County, Oklahoma. George married Charoletta Elizabeth Blain, daughter of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin, on Dec 9, 1923 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. Rev. George Luther Lonsbury III died on Feb 15, 1990 at Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, at age 85. George was buried at Gracelawn Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas.

      George Edward, Jr. Blain was born on Aug 31, 1908 at Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. He was the son of George Edward Blain and Rachel Lucinda Harsin. George Edward, Jr. Blain died on May 18, 1909 at DeQueen, Sevier County, Arkansas. George was buried at Red Mans Cemetery, DeQueen, Sevier County, Arkansas.

      (Unknown) Pershall was born in May, 1900 at Nebraska. She was the daughter of Charels G. Pershall and Celesta J. Pickett.

      Frank T. Pershall was born in Sep, 1898 at Nebraska. He was the son of Charels G. Pershall and Celesta J. Pickett.

      Ruby E. Pershall was born in Aug, 1896 at Nebraska. She was the daughter of Charels G. Pershall and Celesta J. Pickett.

      John T. Pershall was born in Sep, 1894 at Nebraska. He was the son of Charels G. Pershall and Celesta J. Pickett.

      James B. Pershall was born in Jan, 1893 at Nebraska. He was the son of Charels G. Pershall and Celesta J. Pickett. James married Clara E. (Unknown).

      Lillie Grace Pershall was born in Aug, 1891 at Nebraska. She was the daughter of Charels G. Pershall and Celesta J. Pickett.

      Garret Gilbert Harsin was born on May 22, 1861 at Iowa. He was the son of George Washington Harsin and Emily Dorcas Iler. Garret married Susannah Jane Momyer on Oct 13, 1886 at Cope, Washington County, Colorado. Garret Gilbert Harsin died on Nov 10, 1935 at Nampa, Canyon County, Idaho, at age 74.

      Cora May Pershall was born on Mar 8, 1883 at Mills County, Iowa. She was the daughter of Isaac Newton Pershall and Delilah Ann Harsin.

      John C. E. Utterback was born on Jul 9, 1856 at Mills County, Iowa. John married Luella Elizabeth Pershall, daughter of Isaac Newton Pershall and Delilah Ann Harsin, on Feb 15, 1883 at Mills County, Iowa.
      Utterback, John State: CA Year: 1920 County: Kings Township: Eucalyptus; ED #130 Page: Household: 66 Utterback, John - Head; Owned; Mortgage; Male; White; 63; Married; b: IA; Father b: IN; Mother b: MO; Farmer; General Farm Utterback, Luella E. - Wife; Female; White; 53; Married; b: IA; Father b: IA; Father b: IL; Mother b: IN Utterback, Clifford - Son; Male; White; 25; Single; b: NE; Father b: IA; Mother b: IA; Laborer Utterback, (Loris?) - Son; Male; White; 21; Single b: WA; Father b: IA; Mother b: IA Utterback, Doris -Daughter; Female; White; 15; Single; b: WA; Father b: IA; Mother b: IA Pershall, Delilah - Mother-in-law; Female; White; 76; Widowed; b: IN; Father b: KY; Mother b: North Carolina.

      Lorenzo Harsin was born on Oct 2, 1888 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. He was the son of Garret Quinn Harsin and Martha S. Logan. Lorenzo Harsin died on Feb 17, 1889 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. Lorenzo was buried at Big Creek Cemetery, Baker County, Oregon.

      George Harsin was born on Dec 11, 1884 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. He was the son of Garret Quinn Harsin and Martha S. Logan. George married Anna Ruth Lane on Dec 18, 1908 at Baker County, Oregon. George married (Unknown) (Unknown). George Harsin died on Feb 5, 1966 at Union County, Oregon, at age 81. George was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Baker City, Baker County, Oregon.

      James Burbadge Harsin was born on May 20, 1867 at Cove, Union County, Oregon. He was the son of Garret Quinn Harsin and Martha S. Logan. James married Elizabeth Ada West circa 1898. James Burbadge Harsin died on Apr 1, 1940 at New Bridge, Baker County, Oregon, at age 72. He died on Apr 1, 1940 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon, at age 72. James was buried at Big Creek Cemetery, Union County, Oregon.

      Mary Elizabeth Harsin was born circa 1863 at Oregon. She was the daughter of Garret Quinn Harsin and Martha S. Logan. Mary married George E. Corpe. Mary Elizabeth Harsin died in 1895. Mary was buried at Cove Cemetery, Cove, Union County, Oregon.

     Margaret was buried at Rees Cemetery, Pleasantville, Marion County, Iowa. She was born circa 1840. Margaret married Martin Van Buren Harsin, son of Garret Gilbert Harsin and Mary Lowry, on Feb 11, 1866 at Marion County, Iowa. Margaret Ann Rees died on Nov 1, 1879.

      Mandelia Weingand was born on Aug 13, 1850 at Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Mary (Unknown). Mandelia married Martin Van Buren Harsin, son of Garret Gilbert Harsin and Mary Lowry, on May 11, 1882 at Marion County, Iowa. Mandelia Weingand died on May 29, 1948 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, at age 97. Mandelia was buried at Grandview Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California.

      Daniel A. McTaggart was born circa 1850. Daniel married Louisa Jane Harsin, daughter of George Washington Harsin and Emily Dorcas Iler, on Mar 16, 1871 at Marion County, Iowa.

      Sarah Janette Loynachan was born on Jan 28, 1863 at Barlow, Washington County, Ohio. Sarah married Jacob Douglas Harsin, son of George Washington Harsin and Emily Dorcas Iler, on Feb 24, 1881 at Marion County, Iowa. Sarah Janette Loynachan died in 1938. Sarah was buried at Breckenridge Cemetery, Marion County, Iowa.
     She was also known as Nettie Loynachan. In the census on Jun 9, 1900 Sarah Janette Loynachan was named Jennette Loynachan.

      Martin Van Buren Harsin was born circa 1838 at Vermilion County, Illinois. He was the son of Garret Gilbert Harsin and Mary Lowry. Martin married Margaret Ann Rees on Feb 11, 1866 at Marion County, Iowa. Martin married Mandelia Weingand, daughter of Mary (Unknown), on May 11, 1882 at Marion County, Iowa. Martin Van Buren Harsin died on Dec 15, 1912 at Marion County, Iowa. Martin was buried at Graceland Cemetery, Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa.

      Maria C. Harsin was born on Jul 20, 1843 at Marion County, Iowa. She was the daughter of Garret Gilbert Harsin and Mary Lowry. Maria married Thomas Job West on Dec 27, 1866 at Marion County, Iowa. Maria C. Harsin died on Nov 7, 1928 at Des Moines, Iowa, at age 85. Maria was buried at Pleasantville Cemetery, Pleasantville, Marion County, Iowa.

      James Melvin Harsin was born on Dec 3, 1838 at Indiana. He was the son of Garret Gilbert Harsin and Mary Lowry. James married Elizabeth Matilda Davis on Sep 12, 1868 at Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. James Melvin Harsin died on Jul 13, 1913 at Butte, Wallowa County, Oregon, at age 74. James was buried at Imnaha Cemetery, Imnaha, Wallowa County, Oregon.
     He was also known as James L. Harsin. In the census on Jun 14, 1870 James Melvin Harsin was named James Harson.

      Mary I. Harsin was born in Aug, 1870 at Iowa. She was the daughter of Hemsley Vincent Harsin and Mary Elizabeth Pershall.

     Louisa married Hemsley Vincent Harsin, son of Rev. John Doughty Harsin and Katherine Seney, circa 1850. Louisa Seaton died before 1859.

      Clarence Leroy Harsin was born on Jun 22, 1938 at California. He was the son of Clarence Leroy Harsin and Jayne Schohr. Clarence Leroy Harsin died on Dec 1, 1988 at Yuba County, California, at age 50.

      Jayne Schohr was born on Nov 24, 1918 at California. Jayne married Clarence Leroy Harsin, son of John Joseph Harsin and Rebecca Jane Yandell, circa 1937. Jayne Schohr died on Oct 4, 1942 at Butte County, California, at age 23.

      Clarence Leroy Harsin was born on Jul 16, 1912 at Nevada. He was the son of John Joseph Harsin and Rebecca Jane Yandell. Clarence married Jayne Schohr circa 1937. Clarence Leroy Harsin died on Dec 4, 1987 at Sacramento County, California, at age 75.

      Rebecca Jane Yandell was born on Oct 5, 1874 at Arkansas. She was born in 1875 at Arkansas. Rebecca married John Joseph Harsin, son of Hemsley Vincent Harsin and Mary Elizabeth Pershall, circa 1911. Rebecca Jane Yandell died on Nov 26, 1960 at Butte County, California, at age 86.
     She was also known as Jane Yandell.

      Harold Shirley Harsin was born on Dec 8, 1937 at Madison County, Indiana. He was the son of Shirley Harsin and Agnes Belle Smart. Harold married Norma May Yunker, daughter of Emmanuel Yunker and leonne Christman.

      Amelia Weigard was born on Nov 3, 1854 at Marion County, Iowa. Amelia married Francis Marion Harsin, son of George Washington Harsin and Emily Dorcas Iler, on Mar 14, 1878 at Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. Amelia Weigard died on Apr 29, 1917 at age 62.
     She was also known as Amelia Weingamd.

      Nora Elizabeth Harsin was born on Apr 12, 1872 at Marion County, Iowa. She was born on Apr 12, 1873 at Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. She was the daughter of Francis Marion Harsin and Rebecca Neil. Nora married William B. Lowe on Jan 18, 1897 at Otero County, Colorado. Nora married James K. Lumbar on Sep 24, 1914. Nora Elizabeth Harsin died on Nov 3, 1940 at La Junta, Otero County, Colorado, at age 67. Nora was buried at Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado.

      George Landen Harsin was born on Aug 8, 1874 at Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. He was the son of Francis Marion Harsin and Rebecca Neil. George Landen Harsin died on Nov 26, 1904 at Las Angeles, Las Angeles County, California, at age 30. George was buried at Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado.
     He was also known as George Leander Harsin.

      Edna Ethel Harsin was born on Apr 8, 1879. She was the daughter of Francis Marion Harsin and Amelia Weigard. Edna Ethel Harsin died on Jan 19, 1880; Pneumonia.

      Mabel Mandelia Harsin was born on Dec 31, 1880 at Marion County, Iowa. She was the daughter of Francis Marion Harsin and Amelia Weigard. Mabel married George Edgar Bryant on Mar 14, 1900 at Otero County, Colorado. Mabel Mandelia Harsin died on Jun 14, 1948 at Las Animas, Bent County, Colorado, at age 67. Mabel was buried at Valley View Cemetery, Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado.

      George Edgar Bryant was born on Apr 26, 1875 at Kentucky. George married Mabel Mandelia Harsin, daughter of Francis Marion Harsin and Amelia Weigard, on Mar 14, 1900 at Otero County, Colorado. George Edgar Bryant died on Apr 15, 1959 at Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado, at age 83. George was buried at Valley View Cemetery, Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado.

      Andrew Jackson Harsin was born on Jul 15, 1885 at Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. He was the son of Francis Marion Harsin and Amelia Weigard. Andrew married Eva M. Pryer at Otero County, Colorado. Andrew Jackson Harsin died on Dec 7, 1959 at age 74. Andrew was buried at Valley View Cemetery, Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado.

      Eva M. Pryer was born on Mar 2, 1883 at Missouri. Eva married Andrew Jackson Harsin, son of Francis Marion Harsin and Amelia Weigard, at Otero County, Colorado. Eva M. Pryer died on Apr 14, 1958 at age 75. Eva was buried at Valley View Cemetery, Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado.

      Inez Grace Harsin was born on Dec 30, 1886. She was the daughter of Francis Marion Harsin and Amelia Weigard. Inez Grace Harsin died on Aug 10, 1888 at age 1. Inez was buried after Aug 10, 1888 at Otero County, Colorado; Tombstone reads 'Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven' Rocky Ford.

      Martin Ivan Harsin was born on Apr 5, 1892 at Arapahoe County. He was the son of Francis Marion Harsin and Amelia Weigard. Martin Ivan Harsin died on Feb 2, 1900 at Otero County, Colorado, at age 7. Martin was buried after Feb 2, 1900 at Rocky Ford, Otero County, Colorado.

      Sarah Miranda Harsin was born on Mar 23, 1848 at Marion County, Iowa. She was the daughter of George Washington Harsin and Emily Dorcas Iler. Sarah Miranda Harsin died in 1933 at Marion County, Iowa.
     She was also known as Minnie Harsin.

      Jacob Douglas Harsin was born on Feb 26, 1856 at Durham, Marion County, Iowa. He was the son of George Washington Harsin and Emily Dorcas Iler. Jacob married Sarah Janette Loynachan on Feb 24, 1881 at Marion County, Iowa. Jacob Douglas Harsin died in 1939 at Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa. Jacob was buried at Breckenridge Cemetery, Marion County, Iowa.

      Theodore Allen Harsin was born on Sep 3, 1904 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. He was the son of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch.

      Louisa Jane Harsin was born on Apr 17, 1851 at Marion County, Iowa. She was the daughter of George Washington Harsin and Emily Dorcas Iler. Louisa married Daniel A. McTaggart on Mar 16, 1871 at Marion County, Iowa. Louisa Jane Harsin died after 1932.
     She was also known as Jennie Harsin.

      David Ray was born in 1825 at Indiana. He was born circa 1828. David married Maria Harsin Quinn, daughter of Joseph Henry Quinn and Deborah Ann Harsin, on Aug 22, 1849 at Shelbyville, Shelby County, Indiana.
     David Ray was also known as Daniel Ray.

      John Erman Harsin was born on Aug 7, 1914 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. He was the son of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch. John Erman Harsin died on Sep 6, 1984 at Jefferson County, Oregon, at age 70.
     In the census on Jan 5, 1920 John Erman Harsin was named Jack Harsin.

      Russell Phillip Harsin was born on Sep 28, 1924 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. He was the son of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch. Russell Phillip Harsin died on Dec 25, 1933 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon, at age 9. Russell was buried after Dec 25, 1933 at Medical Springs Cemetery, Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon.

      Orval E. Harsin was born on Jan 4, 1918 at Oregon. He was the son of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch.
     In the census on Jan 5, 1920 Orval E. Harsin was named Orville Harsin.

      Vernon Foy Harsin was born on Mar 28, 1910 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. He was the son of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch. Vernon Foy Harsin died on May 11, 1993 at Baker, Baker County, Oregon, at age 83.

      Inez Gertrude Harsin was born on Sep 24, 1906. She was the daughter of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch.

      Martha S. Logan was born on Sep 22, 1844 at Cloverdale, Putnam County, Indiana. Martha married Garret Quinn Harsin, son of Garret Gilbert Harsin and Mary Lowry, on Dec 18, 1862 at Oregon. Martha married Garret Quinn Harsin, son of Garret Gilbert Harsin and Mary Lowry, on Dec 20, 1862. Martha S. Logan died on Jun 26, 1937 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon, at age 92. Martha was buried at Big Creek Cemetery, Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon.

      Marie Fay Harsin was born on Jan 26, 1902 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. She was the daughter of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch. Marie married William Edmond Strange.
     In the census on Jan 5, 1920 Marie Fay Harsin was named Mary Harsin.

      Gladys Fern Harsin was born on Aug 29, 1900 at Medical Springs, Union County, Oregon. She was the daughter of Willard Clayton Harsin and Etta Leona Welch. Gladys married Arthur Franklin Long circa 1919. Gladys married William F. Bowman.