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| Husband: Malon William HARRINGTON 1 |
| Born: 21 MAY 1835 | Place: Clarenceville, VT (now Canada) 2 |
| Died: 19 DEC 1919 | Place: Chattanooga, Hamilton Co., TN 3, 4 |
| Married: 02 JUL 1858 | Place: Victoria, Knox Co, IL - Marriage record is in Henry Co, IL 5, 6 |
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| Father: Mark T. HARRINGTON |
| Mother: Lucy MOTT |
| Other Spouses: Ruth M. FISHER, Josephine MULLIGAN
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| Wife: Mary Elizabeth COLE 7, 8 |
| Born: 12 OCT 1836 | Place: Barre, Worchester Co., MA 9, 10 |
| Died: 05 JUL 1909 | Place: Bryant, Hamlin Co, South Dakota |
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| Father: Pierce (Seth Pierce) COLE |
| Mother: Sarah THRASHER |
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| Child 1 (M): Charles Eugene HARRINGTON 11, 12 |
| Born: 01 MAY 1859 | Place: Joilet, Will Co, Illinois 13, 14 |
| Died: 14 SEP 1898 | Place: Butte Co, South Dakota 15 |
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Spouses: Hattie LEISURE, Lillian HOWE |
| Child 2 (M): William Malon HARRINGTON 16, 17 |
| Born: 02 AUG 1862 | Place: Joliet, Will Co, Illinois 18, 19, 20 |
| Died: 31 MAY 1925 | Place: South Shore, Codington Co., SD 21 |
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Spouses: Myrta Carrie PACKER |
| Child 3 (M): Orric Clinton HARRINGTON 22, 23 |
| Born: 27 JUL 1866 | Place: Illinois 24, 25 |
| Died: 30 OCT 1939 | Place: Roberts Co., South Dakota 26 |
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Spouses: Julia ATWATER |
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HUSBAND NOTES: Civil War Soldiers - Ancestry.com Mahlon Harrington RESIDENCE: Green Garden, Illinois Enlistment Date: 13 Aug 1862 Side Served: Union State Served: Illinois Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 13 August 1862. Enlisted in Company E, 100th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 30 Aug 1862. Discharged from Company E, 100th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 18 Feb 1864. ---------- From: http://files.usgwarchives.net/sd/biography/memorial/harrington.txt Biography of Malon W. Harrington This biography is from "Memorial and biographical record; an illustrated compendium of biography, containing a compendium of local biography, including biographical sketches of prominent old settlers and representative citizens of South Dakota..." Published by G. A. Ogle & Co., Chicago, 1898. Page 271. Scan and OCR by Joy Fisher, 1997. This file may be copied for non-profit purposes. All other rights reserved. HON. MALON W. HARRINGTON, a farmer living on the northeast quarter of section 23, township 114, range 55, Hamlin county, South Dakota, was born in Grand Isle county, Vermont, May 21, 1835. His father, Mark T. Harrington, was born in Clarenceville, Vermont, in September, 1799. He was a farmer by occupation, and in 1837 moved to Joliet, Illinois, and was engaged in farming near there until 1858. From there he moved to Geneseo, Illinois, where he died in February, 1888. He was married, June 14, 1824, to Miss Lucy Mott, a native of Vermont, born August 17, 1804, and died March 22, 1873. Her parents died when she was quite young. To this union were born eight children, four sons and four daughters, of whom our subject is the fourth. Our subject started farming in Illinois in 1858, and was thus engaged until August 13, 1862, when he enlisted in Company E, One Hundredth Illinois Volunteer Infantry, under Captain W. W. Bartlett. He was mustered in at Joliet on the 16th of August and went from there to Louisville, Kentucky, early in September. From there he went to Braggville, Nashville, LaVerne, Stewarts Creek, Stone river and at the battle of Chickamauga, September 19, 1863, he was severely wounded and taken to the field hospital at Chattanooga. From there he was moved to Nashville, and later to Evansville, Indiana, and then to Quincy, Illinois, where he was discharged February 1 8, 1864, on account of the gunshot wound in the left arm. He then returned to his home in Joliet and herded sheep for two years and then worked as a farm laborer for two years. In 1867 he went to Viola, Lee county, Illinois, and made that his home until 1884. He then went to Hamlin county, South Dakota, and filed a homestead claim to the quarter section on which he still lives. He now has seventy acres under cultivation and has the farm well improved with a large and comfortable home and commodious and convenient outbuildings. July 2, 1858, Mr. Harrington was united in marriage to Miss Mary E. Cole, of Geneseo, Illinois. The marriage ceremony was performed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at Victoria, Knox county, Illinois, by the Rev. W. J. Smith, in the presence of his family and J. G. McMakin and wife, the latter being a twin sister of the groom. Mrs. Harrington was born in Barre, Massachusetts, October 12, 1836, and to her union to Mr. Harrington have been born three children of whom we have the following record: Charles E. was born May 1, 1859, and was married to Miss Lillian Howe, of Illinois, in October, 1879. He is now living in Snoma, Black Hills, South Dakota, where he is engaged in the mercantile business. His first wife died April 2, 1883, and one child died on the 13th of the same month. In June, 1886, he was married to Miss Hattie Leisure, of Hamlin county. He has three children now living. His younger brother, William M., was born August 2, 1862, is a farmer by occupation, and December 5, 1887, was married to Miss Myrtle C. Packer, of Hamlin county. She is the daughter of I. E. and Malissa Packer, the former born in Centre county, Pennsylvania, in 1838, and the latter born in Fulton county, Ohio, in 1844, and they were married in Ohio, August 1, 1859. Mrs. Myrtle C. Harrington was born in Minnesota, April 21, 1869. They are the parents of a family of three children, two sons and one daughter. Orric C. was born July 27, 1866. He is a farmer by occupation and owns eighty-five head of stock. He was married January 26, 1898, to Miss Julia Atwater, daughter of Addison and Francis S. (Taylor) Atwater. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington also adopted a daughter, Carrie A., when sixteen months of age. She was married November 4, 1896, to E. E. Lee, of Hamlin county, and died January 1, 1898. Mrs. Harrington is a daughter of Seth Price Cole, a native of Randolph, Vermont, born November 31, 1809, and a farmer by occupation. His first wife, the mother of Mrs. Harrington, Miss Sarah Thresher, was a native of New Braintree, Massachusetts, born December 14, 1815. She died in 1855, leaving a family of seven children, of whom Mrs. Harrington is the oldest, and Mr. Cole subsequently married Mehetabel Warner, of Athol, Mass. Mrs. Harrington was one of the heroic women who was left by her soldier husband to maintain herself and two small children, with the cost of the necessaries of life at four-fold and only receiving two months' pay during his entire eighteen months of service from her husband. She did not falter or complain at her lot, however, and was only too thankful for the return of her husband, although a cripple for life. Politically, our subject is a Republican, and in the fall of 1892 was elected on that ticket to the lower house. In that capacity he served on the printing committee and the committee on capitol grounds. He has been justice of the peace and has held a number of the township and also the school offices. Socially he affiliates with the Masonic order, and he and his wife are both members of the Eastern Star. ------------ Name: M W Harington Age: 70 Estimated birth year: 1835 Gender: Male Race or color (on document): W Birthplace: Vermont Marital status: Married Residence: South Dakota, United States Years in this state: 20 Arrival Year in South Dakota: 1885 Years in United States: 70 Arrival Year in United States: 1835 Father's birthplace: Vermont Mother's birthplace: Vermont Film number: 2281588 Digital GS number: 4245150 Image number: 3362 Sheet number: 196 Collection: South Dakota State Census, 1905 ---------- Tennessee Death Index 1919 http://www.tennessee.gov/tsla/history/vital/1919-08.htm Harrington Malon W. Hamilton 12/19 24 686 -------- Chattanooga - Hamilton Pulbic Library - Obit Database http://www.lib.chattanooga.gov/ Name HARRINGTON, MALON W. Date DEC. 20 1919 Newspaper TIMES ---- Tennessee Deaths and Burials, 1874-1955 for Malon W. Harrington Name Malon W. Harrington Gender Male Burial Date Burial Place Death Date 19 Dec 1919 Death Place Hamilton Co., Tennessee Age Birth Date Birthplace Occupation Race Marital Status Spouse's Name Father's Name Mike T. Harrington Father's Birthplace Mother's Name Lucy Mott Mother's Birthplace Indexing Project (Batch) Number B06453-4 System Origin Tennessee-EASy Source Film Number 1299703 Reference Number v 24 cn 686 HUSBAND FACTS: Census: 1850 Joliet, Will, Illinois age 15 a twin Residence: 1898 Hamlin County, South Dakota per Memorial and biographical r Moved: Moved to South Dakota Feb 1884 - per Obit of Mary Cole Harr OBJE @M428@: Census: 1905 Bryant, Hamlin Co, South Dakota age 70 Census: 1910 Bryant Ward 2, Hamlin, South Dakota age 74 a widower Census: 1900 Garfield, Hamlin, South Dakota age 65 says married 1 year - Census: 1870 Reynolds, Lee Co, IL age 36 married to Mary OBJE @M3065@: Census: 1880 Viola, Lee Co, IL - age 45 born VT OBJE @M431@: Census: 1860 Joliet, Will, Illinois age 24 married to Mary OBJE @M430@: OBJE @M429@: OBJE @M432@: WIFE NOTES: South Dakota Death Index, 1905-1955 Name: Mary E Harrington Certificate Number: 16926 Death Day: 6 Death Month: Jul Death Year: 1909 County: Hamlin Page Number: 89 ---- Name: Mary Harington Age: 68 Estimated birth year: 1837 Gender: Female Race or color (on document): W Birthplace: Massachusetts Marital status: Married Residence: South Dakota, United States Years in this state: 20 Arrival Year in South Dakota: 1885 Years in United States: 68 Arrival Year in United States: 1837 Father's birthplace: Vermont Mother's birthplace: Vermont Film number: 2281588 Digital GS number: 4245150 Image number: 3371 Sheet number: 198 Collection: South Dakota State Census, 1905 WIFE FACTS: Census: 1860 Joliet, Will, Illinois age 19 married to Malon Census: 1900 Dixon, Hamlin, South Dakota age 63 called Marie A. with son Residence: 17 FEB 1884 Moved to South Dakota, settling in Hamlin County Residence: 1853 Moved from Barre, MA to Geneseo, IL - per obit Census: 1905 Bryant, Hamlin Co, South Dakota age 68 Census: 1880 Viola, Lee Co, IL - age 42 born MA OBJE @M471@: Census: 1870 Reynolds, Lee Co, IL age 34 married to Mahlon OBJE @M472@: SOURCES: 1Butler, LaVerda /Houk, Cindy - Descendants of Jacob S. Mott -. 2Mautz, Courtney descendant of Mahlon William Harrington. 3Mautz, Courtney descendant of Mahlon William Harrington. 4Descendants of George and Alice Maris Tree at Ancestry.com. 5Wandrie, Paul - descendant of Lewis Harrington. 6Civil War Pension File of Malon W. Harrington/Milo Maltbie from. 7Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 8Mautz, Courtney descendant of Mahlon William Harrington. 9Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 10Descendants of George and Alice Maris Tree at Ancestry.com. 11Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 12Mautz, Courtney descendant of Mahlon William Harrington. 13Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 14Civil War Pension File of Malon W. Harrington/Milo Maltbie from. 15Leisure Family Tree at ancestry.com by grannie94. 16Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 17Mautz, Courtney descendant of Mahlon William Harrington. 18Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 19Descendants of George and Alice Maris Tree at Ancestry.com. 20Civil War Pension File of Malon W. Harrington/Milo Maltbie from. 21Descendants of George and Alice Maris Tree at Ancestry.com. 22Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 23Mautz, Courtney descendant of Mahlon William Harrington. 24Census - Reynolds, Lee Co, IL 1870. 25Civil War Pension File of Malon W. Harrington/Milo Maltbie from. 26Engvorson Family Tree at ancestry.com. |
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