Individual Details
Oliver John HARMON
(16 Mar 1859 - 19 Dec 1927)
Parents are Levi Nehemiah Harmon and Eunice Chidester
!Carpenter. Cabinet Maker. Both Oliver John and Almira can be officially called "Utah Pioneers", because they were both born before the railroad came to Utah! Died at age 78.
MORMON PIONEERS = crossed the plains to Utah before the coming of the railroad. UTAH PIONEERS = born in Utah before the coming of the railroad.
MISSION:
Oliver John filled a full-time mission to the Central States in 1898, laboring in St Louis, Missouri, and Illinois. His companion for two weeks at the first of his mission was Melvin J. Ballard and this may have been when the "Loaf Of Bread" incident took place.
1880 CENSUS:
Census Place: Washington, Washington, Utah Source: FHL Film 1255339 National Archives Film T9-1339 Page 368A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birth date Birthplace Eunice HARMON Self F W W 46 1834 OH Occ: Keep House Fa: NY Mo: NY Levi HARMON Son M S W 23 1857 UT Occ: FarmerFa: PA Mo: OH Oliver HARMON Son M S W 21 1859 UT Occ: Carpenter Fa: PA Mo: OH Melvin HARMON Son M W 19 1861 UT Occ: Work On Farm Fa: PA Mo: OH Esther E. HARMON Dau F S W 13 1867 UT Occ: At HomeFa: PA Mo: OH Willard HARMON Son M S W 10 1870 UT Fa: PA Mo: OH
!THE HARMON FAMILY BOOK:
A copy of a book entitled "THE HOUSE OF HARMON 1592-1992" by John Ray HARMON has been donated to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. It has been rebound and placed of the 4th floor of the JSMB [Joseph Smith Memorial Building] on Temple Square, under the call number of US/Canada 929.273 H228hor. At the time of printing this book was purchased at a cost of $165.00 per copy. It containes pictures and 5 page or less biographies of all the decendants of Oliver John Harmon who took the time to turn them in. A copy was placed in the library of congress. This book is now available for all to use at the library.
!Carpenter. Cabinet Maker. Both Oliver John and Almira can be officially called "Utah Pioneers", because they were both born before the railroad came to Utah! Died at age 78.
MORMON PIONEERS = crossed the plains to Utah before the coming of the railroad. UTAH PIONEERS = born in Utah before the coming of the railroad.
MISSION:
Oliver John filled a full-time mission to the Central States in 1898, laboring in St Louis, Missouri, and Illinois. His companion for two weeks at the first of his mission was Melvin J. Ballard and this may have been when the "Loaf Of Bread" incident took place.
1880 CENSUS:
Census Place: Washington, Washington, Utah Source: FHL Film 1255339 National Archives Film T9-1339 Page 368A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birth date Birthplace Eunice HARMON Self F W W 46 1834 OH Occ: Keep House Fa: NY Mo: NY Levi HARMON Son M S W 23 1857 UT Occ: FarmerFa: PA Mo: OH Oliver HARMON Son M S W 21 1859 UT Occ: Carpenter Fa: PA Mo: OH Melvin HARMON Son M W 19 1861 UT Occ: Work On Farm Fa: PA Mo: OH Esther E. HARMON Dau F S W 13 1867 UT Occ: At HomeFa: PA Mo: OH Willard HARMON Son M S W 10 1870 UT Fa: PA Mo: OH
!THE HARMON FAMILY BOOK:
A copy of a book entitled "THE HOUSE OF HARMON 1592-1992" by John Ray HARMON has been donated to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. It has been rebound and placed of the 4th floor of the JSMB [Joseph Smith Memorial Building] on Temple Square, under the call number of US/Canada 929.273 H228hor. At the time of printing this book was purchased at a cost of $165.00 per copy. It containes pictures and 5 page or less biographies of all the decendants of Oliver John Harmon who took the time to turn them in. A copy was placed in the library of congress. This book is now available for all to use at the library.
Events
| Birth | 16 Mar 1859 | Parleys Park, Salt Lake, Utah | |||
| Marriage | 4 May 1881 | St George, Washington, Utah, United States - Almira TERRY | |||
| Death | 19 Dec 1927 | Price, Carbon, Utah | |||
| Burial | 22 Dec 1927 | Price, Carbon, Utah |
Families
| Spouse | Almira TERRY (1861 - 1936) |
| Father | Levi Nehemiah HARMON (1829 - 1874) |
| Mother | Eunice CHIDESTER (1833 - 1905) |