Ann J. Harmon

Council married Celia "Selah" Ward about 1853 in North Carolina, , , . Celia was born about 1828 in , Watauga County, North Carolina, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Andrew married Sabra Hicks about 1812 in Madison North C., , , . Sabra (daughter of Samuel Hicks(Hix) and Sarah Nancy Harmon) was born about 1795; died about 1865 in Rhea County, , , Tennessee. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Cutliff married Susan Fouts about 1765. Susan (daughter of Theobald David Fouts and Catrina Spengle) was born about 1744 in North Carolina, , , ; died on 8 Jul 1817 in North Carolina, , , ; was buried in Harmony Cemetery, , Watauga County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The following is taken from 'Harman Genealogy with Biographical Sketches'. Samuel HIX was the first to settle in Watauga County, North Carolina. He owned all of Valle Crucis and was there during the Revolutionary War. He concealed himself in his shanty, which he pointed out as his 'improvement'. Later, he sold Valle Crucis 'for a rifle, a dog and a sheepskin to Benjamin WARD', who sold it to Reuben MAST. Samuel then got land at the mouth of Cove Creek, but Ward also got this and sold it to a man named SUMMERS. SUMMERS, his wife and five children, were drowned one night in a freshet of Watauga River called the 'Summer Fresh'. In 1816, Samuel HIX obtained 126 acres. His gravestone is below St. Judes Post Office a quarter of a mile below Antioch Baptist Church. He seemed not to be reconciled to the American Government and continued to hide during the day, only going home at dark for supplies. His five sons were mischievious, and delighted in frightening him.

Samuel married Sarah Nancy Harmon about 1776. Sarah was born about 1836. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]