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Harry Early

BirthDecember 1854 - Wellington, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA
Deathbefore 1905 - Smith River, Del Norte County, California, USA
MotherElizabeth J. Dean
FatherJohn W. Early

Born in Wellington, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA on December 1854 to John W. Early and Elizabeth J. Dean. Harry Early married Frances Jane Hammond and had 7 children. He passed away on before 1905 in Smith River, Del Norte County, California, USA.

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Parents
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John W. Early
1807 - 1876
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Elizabeth J. Dean
1828 - 1856
Spouse(s)
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Frances Jane Hammond
1862 - 1952
Children Show all
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John Abner Early
1878 - 1930
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Lester Wayne (Buck) Early
1894 - 1963
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Maud Early
1891 - 1912
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Levi Early
1886 - 1902
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Harry Hammond Early
1883 - 1972
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James Lee Early
1880 - 1926
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Ruth Frances Early
1897 - 1989

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