Individual Details

Elias lived on the family farm, Holly Brook. He married Polly Davis and their home was used as a place of worship for the Methodist Church members. Elias was Capt of Militia in Tazewell Co.
Giles Co, WB A, p.417, lists his slaves who were freed.

Children were:
Robert W. who married Rhoda Harman [surely a cousin]
John W. who married Hester Anne Byrnes, Polly Neel, and 3rd, Ann Mustard
Col. William Neel Harman
Dr. James W. Harman
Nancy who married Nehemiah Henderson
Betsy who married John Henderson
Louisa who married Mathias Nichols
Rhoda who married Edwin F. Sheppard.

William Neal Harman has a bio in the book, History of Bland County (Virgina); Bland Co Centennial Corporation, p.142
He was born 11 Dec 1822 at Hollybrook, - later Bland Co. He attended university and became a teacher in Kentucky. He served as private secretary to Gen. Sam Houston in San Augustine, TX and was a professor of mathematics at Wesleyan, being elected president of the college. When his health declined he returned to Virginia and was admitted to the bar 12 May 1856, and followed that profession.
William served as Orderly Sergeant of Co F, 45th Virginia Infantry. He served throughout the War and promoted to Col. He commanded Co F "Bland Rangers".
He died at Bonanza, Sebastian Co., AR, 30 Jul 1905.

Birth	1780
Death	1856	Tazewell County, Virginia

Father	Heinrich "Henry" Harmon (1726 - 1821)
Mother	Anna "Nancy" Wilburn (1743 - 1808)
Sibling	Daniel Harmon (1760 - 1791)
Sibling	Henry Harmon (1763 - 1808)
Sibling	Johann Adam Harmon (1765 - 1831)
Sibling	George Harmon (1767 - )
Sibling	Mathias Harmon (1769 - 1802)
Sibling	Hezekiah Harmon (1771 - 1845)
Sibling	Rhoda Harmon (1773 - 1845)
Sibling	Louisa Harmon ( - )