COLLATERAL: Family of Johanne Michael Herrmann and Kundigunda Regis

NAME BIRTH LOCATION DEATH LOCATION MARRIAGE LOCATION SPOUSE
Johanne Michael Herrmann 1670 Wurttemburg, Germany     1698 Wurttemburg, Germany Kundigunda Regis [1]
Heinrich Adam Harmon [2] 1700  Rhine, Germany 1767 New River, Giles County, Virginia 8 Oct 1723 Mannheim, Germany Louisa Katrina Heinrich
Jacob Harmon 1705 Wurttemburg, Germany bef. 21 May 1756 Augusta County, Virginia      
Valentine Harmon 1705 Wurttemburg, Germany abt. 1757 Giles County, Virginia     Mary ?
Matthias Harmon 1707 Wurttemburg, Germany         Hannah ?
George Harmon 1710 Mittelfranken, Wurttemburg, Germany 1787/9 Randolph or Salisbury County, North Carolina 1) ?

2) December 1744

 1) ?

2) Frederick County, Maryland

 1) ?? *

2) Mary Margaret Wiley [3] **
Daniel Harmon 1712 Wurttemburg, Germany          
John Harmon 1714 Wurttemburg, Germany Bef 1794  Newberry County, South Carolina      

[1] Kundigunda Regis was b. 1675 in Wurtemmberg, Germany 

[2] According to the records of Harriett Williams; "Heinrich Adam Harman (b. Danube Valley 1700 - moved to Rhine Valley then emigrated to Pennsylvania in 1725-6 thence to VA near Strasburg in 1736. To Buchanan Bottoms on New River ca. 1746, d. New River January 1767) had a son Matthias, b. ca. 1736 Strasburg, VA. Matthias was a famous frontiersman; established Harman's Station in Kentucky; returned to Tazewell in old age and died at 96 years of age."

[3] b. 1720 Frederick County, Maryland

COLLATERAL: Family of George Harmon and (1) ?? and (2) Mary Margaret Wiley
(email Linda Coate Duddick for more info on this family)

George, moved to Maryland next where he met and married his wife. He and his brothers then traveled down the Shenandoah Valley, some settling in Virginia (West Virginia) with a few continuing south to live in Rowan Co. (now Randolph Co.) North Carolina. 

His Naturalization is recorded in Book 7, page 199 in Frederick County Maryland and says that George:  "Born out of the Allegiance of his most Sacred Majesty King George the Third &c, did on the 14th day of September Anno Domini 1763 Personally appear before the Justices of the Lordships Provincial Court, and then and there, in Term Time, between the hours of Nine and Twelve in the forenoon of the same Day, produced and Delivered a Certificate in writing of his having received the sacrament of the Lords Supper in a Protestant or Reformed Congregation in the sd. province of Maryland, within three months next before exhibiting of such Certificate & had been in Majesties plantations seven years & not absent there from for longer than two months during the seven years." Signed Revirdy Ghilselm Clk, 14 September 1763; recorded 28 May 1770.

NAME BIRTH LOCATION DEATH LOCATION MARRIAGE LOCATION SPOUSE
George Harmon 1710 Mittelfranken, Wurttemburg, Germany 1787/9 Randolph or Salisbury County, North Carolina 1) ?

2) December 1744

 1) ?

2) Frederick County, Maryland

 1) ?? *

2) Mary Margaret Wiley [2] **
* Cathrin (Katherine) Harman         8 April 1790 Rowan County, South Carolina John Lopp Jr.
* Elizabeth Harmon         28 March 1767 Rowan County, South Carolina Daniel Waggoner
** Cutliff Harmon abt. 1748 Rowan County, North Carolina 1838 Cove Creek, Watauga County, North Carolina bef. 1774   1) Susan Pfoutz (Fouts)

2) Elizabeth Parker
** George Harmon     aft. 1790   27 December 179_ Rowan County, South Carolina Barbara Lopp
** Philip Daniel  Harmon 1752 Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina 1811        
** Ulrich Harmon             Catherine Richards

* Children attributed to George Harmon's first wife - unproved 

** Children attributed to George Harmon and Mary Margaret Wiley