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Amos Harmon

Birth29 Mar 1854 - Cruises Creek, Kenton, Kentucky, USA
Death26 April 1911 - Kingfisher, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA
MotherLouisa Jane Ross
FatherAmos Harmon

Born in Cruises Creek, Kenton, Kentucky, USA on 29 Mar 1854 to Amos Harmon and Louisa Jane Ross. Amos Harmon married Anna Marie Woolsey and had 12 children. He passed away on 26 April 1911 in Kingfisher, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, USA.

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Parents
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Amos Harmon
1805 - 1887
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Louisa Jane Ross
1822 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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Anna Marie Woolsey
1861 - 1924
Children Show all
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Young Harmon
1894 - 1989
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Amos W Harmon
1886 - 1955
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Austin Harmon
1882 - 1965
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William Bryan Harmon
1896 - 1965
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Sylvia E Harmon
1892 - 1974
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George Washington Harmon
1898 - 1965
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Oscar Harmon
1882 - 1884
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Leonard Harmon
1880 - 1880
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Ross Harmon
1890 - 1891
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Augustas Harmon
1883 - 1900
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Violet Ivy Harmon
1885 - 1898
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La Rosal Harmon
1888 - 1890

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