Individual Details

Alfred and his brother, along with their father, were blacksmiths. Both Alfred and Andrew served in the Confederacy, assigned to the 50th NC Infantry. They were sent to Virginia for service in and around Richmond and Fredricksburg in 1862. Andrew was hospitalized 25 Jun 1862 in a Fredricksburg military hospital with "Dropsy", then sent home to his family where he died in late Dec 1862.

1850 Census. Broad River, Rutherford Co, NC, Hh 1043
Alfred Harmon, 22
Elizabeth 16.

1860 Census. Broad River, Rutherford Co, NC, Hh 1123
Alford Harman, age 27, day labor
Elizabeth 25
Columbus 9. Jane 6. William 2.

1870 Census. GreenHill Twp, Rutherford Co, NC, Hh 114
Alfred Harmon, age 41, farmer [born 1829]
Elizabeth, 34
Mary J. 18
William 13
Margarett 10
Artie 8 [female]
Andrew, age 6
Elizabeth 4
Prithee, age 1 [female]

Birth	1833	Rutherford County, North Carolina
Marriage	1850	Elizabeth Hardin
Death	Ca 1879	Rutherford County, North Carolina

Spouse	Elizabeth Hardin (1835 - )
Child	Phillip Columbus "P.C." Harmon (1852 - 1922)
Child	Mary Jane Harmon (1854 - )
Child	William A. Harmon (1857 - )
Child	Margaret C. Harmon (1863 - )
Child	Mary A. "Artie" Harmon (1865 - )
Child	Elizabeth Harmon (1866 - 1880)
Child	James W. "?Andrew" Harmon (1867 - )
Child	Prithee Harmon (1869 - 1880)
Child	Sarah S. Harmon (1870 - )
Child	Zeb Vance Harmon (1872 - )
Child	Minnie L. Harmon (1878 - )

Father	Andrew Harmon (1804 - 1860)
Mother	Dolly Braddy (1805 - 1860)
Sibling	Susan Harmon (1826 - )
Sibling	Joseph Harmon (1832 - )
Sibling	Andrew Harmon (1838 - )
Sibling	Margaret Harmon (1840 - )