Individual Details
John W. Harness
(10 Nov 1840 - 17 Sep 1890)
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John W. was the son of William "Billy" Harness and Sarah Barnes. He married Sarah Elizabeth Denton November 29, 1865 in Arkansas.
Extracts from The Pilot Newspaper: Conway Co, Morrillton, Ark Nov 4, 1890 - May 4, 1894 [Nov 28, 1890]
Harness, J. W. Vol II - No.13 - Front Page - Friday - Nov 28, 1890. J.W. Harness of Cellar Creek, Searcy Co., was found dead at his barn door on Sunday, 16th. He has been for some time afflicted with some disease of the heart which it is supposed caused his death. He was an officer in the Federal Army during the late rebellion. He was at the time of this death a member of McBride Post G.A.R. and of Rising Sun Lodge A. F. and A. M., at Big Flat.
[data obtained from hinkda [Dennis]29 Jul 2012]
Other CHILDREN
Tennessee Harness Young 1868 - 1920
Find A Grave Memorial# 5495011
John W. was the son of William "Billy" Harness and Sarah Barnes. He married Sarah Elizabeth Denton November 29, 1865 in Arkansas.
Extracts from The Pilot Newspaper: Conway Co, Morrillton, Ark Nov 4, 1890 - May 4, 1894 [Nov 28, 1890]
Harness, J. W. Vol II - No.13 - Front Page - Friday - Nov 28, 1890. J.W. Harness of Cellar Creek, Searcy Co., was found dead at his barn door on Sunday, 16th. He has been for some time afflicted with some disease of the heart which it is supposed caused his death. He was an officer in the Federal Army during the late rebellion. He was at the time of this death a member of McBride Post G.A.R. and of Rising Sun Lodge A. F. and A. M., at Big Flat.
[data obtained from hinkda [Dennis]29 Jul 2012]
Other CHILDREN
Tennessee Harness Young 1868 - 1920
Find A Grave Memorial# 5495011
Events
| Birth | 10 Nov 1840 | ||||
| Death | 17 Sep 1890 | Van Buren County, Arkansas, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Sarah Elizabeth Denton (1844 - 1899) |
| Child | Nobe Franklin Harness (1888 - 1967) |
| Father | William Granville Harness (1818 - 1875) |
| Mother | Sarah Barnes (1822 - 1864) |
| Sibling | Alexander "Elec" Harness (1835 - 1860) |