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Lovisa Harmon

Birth1791 - Bennigton, Bennington, Vermont, USA
DeathJUL 1824 - Chili, Monroe, New York, USA
MotherSarah Smith
FatherSimeon Harmon

Born in Bennigton, Bennington, Vermont, USA on 1791 to Simeon Harmon and Sarah Smith. Lovisa Harmon married Elias Streeter and had 13 children. She passed away on JUL 1824 in Chili, Monroe, New York, USA.

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Parents
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Simeon Harmon
1746 - 1795
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Sarah Smith
1750 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elias Streeter
1765 - 1869
Children Show all
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Elias Streeter
1818 - 1898
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Thomas J Streeter
1802 - 1874
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William Andrew Streeter
1804 - 1885
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Hiram Streeter
1809 - 1858
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Hazleton Streeter
1796 - 1884
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Harmon Streeter
1798 - 1874
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Paulina Streeter
1811 - 1873
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Polly C Streeter
1800 - 1877
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Benjamin Streeter
1812 - 1904
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Eliab Streeter
Unknown - Unknown
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Elisa Streeter
1810 - Unknown
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Elisa Streeter
1810 - 1898
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Isaac B Streeter
1820 - Unknown

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